(A century's worth of fiction has been dedicated to sympathizing with women in their impulse to be free of that kind of scrupulous attentiveness, that smothering devotion).
At first, the remaining crowd danced tenuously, torn between their attraction to the groove and their impulse to get out of the rain.
It is impossible to watch this scene or certain moments in "Tale of Autumn," "A Good Marriage" or "Full Moon in Paris" and not envy the candor of Eric Rohmer's men and women, their impulse to dissect each nuance of desire and then turn around and confide it right away to those who'd aroused them.
And there's a crucial disconnect between their impulse to safeguard their slice of the American pie and the concern they should feel for the crumbs their grandchildren may be left with.
But some psychiatrists think that depression isn't always the root problem, theorizing instead that some extreme buyers can't regulate their impulses because of a biochemical imbalance.
Digital filters can be constructed based on their impulse response, because the coefficients of an FIR filter and its impulse response are identical.
So it seems that feeling hangry, for some peoplne, means feeling in control of desire, their impulses, and, most of all, weight.
These kids need to be reminded of the good things that they have done and will continue to do, as well as their ability to seek help when they feel troubled, and to not react to their impulses in times of extreme stress.
His execution would directly contradict the Supreme Court's 2002 ruling in Atkins v. Virginia that "the mentally retarded should be categorically excluded from execution" because of "their disabilities in areas of reasoning, judgment and control of their impulses".
The stimulus-specific organization of the peripheral nerve fibres is not continued within the spinal cord, as the various afferent nerve fibres do not transmit their impulses exclusively to neurons of only one kind of sensibility.
