Sentence examples for severe impulse from inspiring English sources

However, severe impulse noise will introduce abrupt pixel changes like motions and greatly decrease the accuracy of motion compensation.

Specifically, for severe impulse intensities, a 100% increase in core density leads to a 200% decrease in compressive strain and a 500% increase in normalized transmitted impulse.

His expression is bashful, as if he were aware of what a bizarrely severe impulse it is to vocalise more than a decade later, older and wiser and far from the heat of the moment.

This reflects perhaps the low prevalence and high awareness of impulse control disorders in a specialist service, combined with possible patient recruitment biases regarding patients with severe impulse control disorders.

We need to accept that there is a nascent human stage in our development where we – all of us – have severe and almost dangerous impulses to chase boys with haircuts over war memorials.

If Americans are truly hungry again for a president with a strong combative swagger, who is over-confident, arrogant, apparently not too reflective, and with severe dysfunctional impulse issues Mr. Christie looms large.

The PANSS-EC includes the following 5 items from the PANSS, rated from 1 (not present) to 7 (extremely severe): poor impulse control, tension, hostility, uncooperativeness, and excitement (score range from 5 to 35; mean scores ≥ 20 clinically correspond with severe agitation) [ 12].

If, however, the patient revealed severe suicidal impulses during a cafe visit, the manager would usually prolong contact to cover decisions of crisis management.

If the patient had severe suicidal impulses, the manager asked him or her to take a prepaid taxi to the psychiatric emergency room if all other items on the crisis intervention plan had failed in changing the impulses or providing relief of psychic pain.

Other psychosocial problems included five with impulsivity (including two severe enough to quality for impulse control disorder), four with clinically apparent problems with aggression, three others considered oppositional by parents, one who was incarcerated for inappropriate social behaviour, and one with Asperger syndrome.

Also, acute suicide risk and history of severe acting out/problems with impulse control are considered contraindications to participation.