But neither candidate grew into the larger force that can take an impulse and turn it into victory.
To be precise, the function x takes an abrupt impulse at (t_{i}) and follows different rules in the two subintervals ((t_{i},s_{i}]) and ((s_{i},t_{i+1}]) of the interval ((t_{i},t_{i+1}]).
More specifically, the function x takes an abrupt impulse at (t_{i}) and follows different rules in the two subintervals ((t_{i},s_{i}]) and ((s_{i}, t_{i+1}]) of the interval ((t_{i}, t_{i+1}]).
To make a film, just as to design a building, takes a creative impulse, as well as the business acumen to assemble the finance, and the personality to impose one's will on construction workers, actors and crew.
Trying to prevent them from taking even a calculated risk is taking a virtuous impulse to a foolhardy extreme.
We open this book and Nabokov's voice, like the butterfly in the story, takes "a full breath under the impulse of tender, almost human happiness". For those who want them, the pins are on the book cover.
Against her own minimalist impulses, she sometimes takes a dazzling narrative dare.
Delay of gratification, the act of resisting an impulse to take an immediately available reward in the hope of obtaining a more-valued reward in the future.
The Humane Society's Web site urges people to sign a petition asking Disney's chairman, Michael Eisner, "to take an active role in preventing impulse purchases of these dogs".
However, one day while walking home, he had an impulse to take a new route across the river on his farm.
