Sentence examples for the impulse from from inspiring English sources

The toxin attacks the fine nerve fibrils and stops the impulse from passing along these fibres.

Is it the state of the tides that in some unknown way supplies the impulse from which this behavior springs, or is it, even more mysteriously, some other influence of the moon?

In the case of people who attempt suicide impulsively, cutting off or slowing down their means to act allows time for the impulse to pass — perhaps even blocks the impulse from being triggered to begin with.

Moreover, the impulse from a trichlorosilane VCE would be considerably lower than that of propane and ethylene.

Think of it this way: if you wanted to slap your friend in slow motion, consider that the time on camera would consist of… the impulse from your brain travelling to the muscle in your arm, and that's it.

The reason is that for higher oil prices, more capital tied up in cargo may give cargo owners an interest in speeding up, partly counteracting the impulse from fuel costs that tends to slow vessels down.

"The impulses from 40 years ago are resonating today in different ways," Mr. Wintonick noted.

Because of the way the connections are arranged, the impulses from both bipolar cells will reach the starburst amacrine cell simultaneously, causing it to send motion-related signals to the retinal ganglion cells.

When a heart is beating correctly, however, electricity can instead disrupt the impulses from its internal pacemaker and cause the heart to enter into a dangerous and irregular rhythm known as ventricular fibrillation, or VF.

The impulses from the sensors are detected at the FC through an optimum multi-node maximum a posteriori (MAP) detector, which exploits the spatial correlation among the signals from the sensors.

I'll start with Mitt Romney, who ran a race based solely on the "take the curtain" impulse from the old "Let's Make a Deal" show.