Use "impulse" in a sentence

1. "Yeah, but do you think I am forcing her dead body to twitch using electrical impulses? Do you think if you cut me open you would find some crystal implanted in Tdesi's head?"

2. "The state changes are more like impulses, that's what I am trying to convey with this

3. "At the very basic level,"Ava continued, "impulses travel these circuits in a steady state, the pulses circle their group of neurons and the pseudo-particle that emulates does not undergo a state change

4. impulses of the heart, was first put to practical use

5. “Acolyte Tometahin has to control his thoughts so well that his nerve impulses encode my signals into Thom’s condensates

6. It all had to do with controlling nerve impulses thru the bodies closest to Gordon’s Lamp

7. She tried to give him a long science lesson about how thought was nerve impulses and by using enough of their electric crystals the Yingolian’s could make an artificial mind that lived inside the silicon

8. “Human souls using electric currents in silicon crystals to think with instead of nerve impulses among neurons,” Ava explained

9. To use this equipment it was best to modify one’s self to have a nerve bundle growing in the center of each hair, so that impulses could be picked up as chemical signals and synapsed to the photonic amplifiers in the helmet and transmitted over the suntower thru a data-capacity channel

10. Unwanted ideas, thoughts or impulses plague the mind, such as fears

11. "But their back yard intersects this dimension in the form of electric impulses in silicon

12. Adjectives, conjunctions, and prepositions: some sort Of bionomic central force in the monkey seemed to Express itself through the de-centered processes of Rolling grammatical progression and spreading activation That converged around the impulses flowing between The brain-machine interface, with the monkey’s intentions Refined by the computers rationalizing

13. At this very point millions of impulses are flowing through your nervous system turning into all the actions you perform

14. The Com-link device would be used to monitor Jimmy’s TIAR experience, transferring his subconscious neural impulses into audiovisual

15. impulses which starts by activating autonomic functions

16. Chuckles hissed softly, the synapses in its brains firing electrical impulses faster and faster until the rage had raised a fur ridge along its spine

17. When principles of non-violence are either self-contained or practiced unconditionally under circumstances (otherwise) calling for a measured response, (sound) judgment and common sense appealing to the requirements of a peaceful, well-ordered society that every citizen (otherwise) owes an obligation, and whose conspicuous merits, perhaps laudable in some instances, however questionable at other times, and where (such) natural impulses are routinely rejected, even more remarkably when Property and Person and at times the Nation, are at risk by (anti-social) individuals determined to provoke harm; weighs in the balance, and where (institutional) recourse is problematical or uncertain, an (individual) is required, inasmuch as it lies within that individual‘s capacity to do so, to discourage such annoyances as they may present themselves to that individual as well as that individual‘s family and friends, however contrary to that individual‘s ―nature,‖ lest that individual‘s misplaced pacifism further encourage mischief makers and bullies alike, by providing license to habitually upset the harmony and safety of private and public concerns as it (otherwise) suits their primitive whims

18. Secularists and Atheists alike have long expunged Evil (in its purest sense) from its lexicon as a word commonly thought to convey a religious (read: superstitious) connotation consistent with irrational impulses or ideas rather than ―considered reasoning

19. The challenges confronting any free society lie in the unshakable confidence invested in its citizens as free-thinking individuals capable of making the right choices and exercising proper judgment rather than perceived as sophisticated machines guided by neural impulses connected to some highly developed nerve center

20. The former, unless given to critical reflection, is (oftentimes) spontaneous; giving rise to whatever pops into one‘s head; the latter generally follows creative impulses and subsequent effects that require additional time to develop

21. impulses (or motives) may be understood in terms of that individual‘s essential designs or a product of (social) conditioning that in some manner informs that individual of the potential consequences (or effects) of his or her response

22. It all begins with conditioning and a child‘s (natural) impulses

23. For these reasons many athletes are given free passes to showcase their (baser) impulses, (reflecting their own true nature, perhaps,) by flaunting such boorish attitudes that seeks to provide ―entertainment‖ value to the lowest elements of our society while enthusiastically dancing to the beat of their own drums without regard to proper style and form

24. His attention to pleasing Elizabeth slowed his own impulses, so that he felt in control when her movements became more spasmodic, and she began to moan and cry out, first softly, then with more intensity, until her pelvis thrust wildly upwards and he sensed she had had an orgasm

25. The computer controller in the metaphor has its variety of regimes programmed into it, but how does the brain acquire its various regimes? Experience would be the first and most logical answer, but desire is an eminently older control mechanism, and other less ancient sources have come into existence, creating cooperative control and inhibitory impulses

26. The eye receives light frequency input that is reflected off structures within this environment and converts this into electrochemical impulses, which it sends to the brain

27. The latter is a combination of common sense experiences and natural intuitive impulses

28. appetites are resisted by the temperate understanding, and bent back again, and all the impulses of the body are reined in by

29. Chemical messages and small impulses of electricity are moving all around his brain

30. instead of acting on any of those impulses, I called a cab

31. result of the sensitivity of the mind to impulses sent to it through meditation, it is highly recommended that your visualization

32. connection I have to arms and legs are the electromagnetic impulses that migrate through

33. 35 For the affections of our appetites are resisted by the temperate understanding and bent back again and all the impulses of the body are reined in by reasoning

34. She’s telling me my implant was damaged by the false impulses

35. Nuke and a few of his staff had gone to save Candace, who was having suicidal impulses that made no sense to her

36. She complained again of depression and suicidal impulses she found hard to resist, blaming them on the influence of dark spirits

37. This device sends electrical impulses to

38. who – it was hoped – could override their instinctual impulses

39. ourselves to the impulses of the ocean, and everyone could feel

40. This device sends electrical impulses to nerves under the skin at the base of the head at the back of the neck

41. Again, that’s just another set of electrical impulses travelling up, this time, from your fingertips

42. Electrical impulses zapping along to the brain

43. The worst guilt trip arrived when they declared that the most natural and strongest of human impulses, sex, is a sin unless it is to make babies

44. • Nerve stimulation – The nerves that supply the back can be supplied with electrical impulses to relieve pain

45. Chemical changes created trigger nerve impulses, controlled explosions of activity down protein rods and cones, burrowing rapidly into the brain

46. The prefrontal cortex is involved in delaying gratification and impulse control and moderates the impulses from the limbic system

47. " In reaching this conclusion in regard to the appetite of the physical nature as expressed in hunger for food, the Son of Man made his final declaration concerning all other urges of the flesh and the natural impulses of human nature

48. It has been proven that men with great sexual impulses have a broader view of the world than the ordinary men

49. " Jesus did not want simply to produce a religious man, a mortal wholly occupied with religious feelings and actuated only by spiritual impulses

50. Even as the maternal memory triggered his filial impulses, he was impelled to reach his father forthwith

51. You know that men are all too often led into temptation by the urge of their own selfishness and by the impulses of their animal natures

52. Many noble human impulses die because there is no one to hear their expression

53. Marriage, with its manifold relations, is best designed to draw forth those precious impulses and those higher motives which are indispensable to the development of a strong character

54. For example, in Freud's time and place, repression of sexual thoughts and impulses was

55. He felt the weird strains plucking like unseen fingers at the tissues of his brain, filling him with alien emotions and impulses of madness

56. But all that is passed on are ‗Electro-Chemical Impulses ;‘(8) there is no colour here

57. A small battery within the chip obtained its energy from the electrical impulses of the brain

58. The problem facing Grailem is that his skull consists of a different substance to normal bone and the one anxiety is that the electrical impulses of his brain will be shielded by the metal in the skull

59. tissue to electrical connections and have nerve impulses converted to

60. impulses which had taken care of Simon’s digestion now controlled,

61. – ID - From the definition- Total of instinctive impulses in the

62. Its purpose spanned from picking sounds to temperature changes and electrical impulses

63. What could that mean about the key? Is it an object that can detect the electrical impulses given off by machines? Could that be why Apuna wants it so badly?

64. But he seems to have a bit of trouble controlling the impulses of a certain appendage

65. From before birth human brains are processing electrical impulses into memory

66. The human mind possesses surprisingly little creativity, as it consists of neurons that store memories as series of electrical impulses from the senses

67. which there is no mental object of concentration: electrical impulses in

68. It hopes to reduce mind to a product of physical impulses within the

69. entailed such bestial impulses and shame

70. and the even more complex ones that our impulses to civilization bring

71. We choose to act on its impulses

72. He contemplated the physics of sight, the high-energy particles striking the optic disk in back of the eyeball, causing the optic nerve to send impulses to the brain, which interpreted these impulses into images

73. influence by impulses of thought mixed with

74. feelings, motor commands, impulses, sensations, and all the other

75. The inability to restrain his impulses is what often leads to the

76. The bleed through of negative psychic impulses, messages and

77. passions and impulses that have driven men since the dawn of man-kind, these women with their swollen liquid faces like they were just baptized in testosterone

78. He believed it was necessary to admit the impulses he considered bad in order to better suppress them

79. Her impulses will be completely ruled by her agenda, which is to conquer your Universe

80. All successful thinkers yield to positive impulses when these arise in

81. immediate actions and steps when the waves of positive impulses

82. to the role that Phosphatidylserine plays within the nerve cell membrane, aiding the conduction of nerve impulses and

83. Elongation natives tend to be far more open sexually than the conjunctions – not because they are any “sexier” per se (which is a matter of personal planets posited in certain signs, such as Scorpio and Capricorn) – but rather because they are less emotionally and sexually repressed; more relaxed within themselves and at home with their impulses; less inhibited by parental and societal fiat (what the neighbors might think)

84. If you are easily carried away by surging emotions and impulses, if you are under the grip of moods, cravings and passions, how can you be really happy, O sweet beloved child! You are like a rudderless boat

85. What can wife, son, friends, money, fame and power do for you, when you are under the sway of the impulses of your mind? He is the true hero who has controlled his mind

86. Thorough rigorous discipline and self-imposed restrictions will eventually eradicate all desires, thoughts, impulses cravings and passions

87. “We are not physical machines that have learned to think, we are impulses of intel igence that have created the physical body [according to our beliefs]”

88. He was still very much infatuated with her, but he was now in control of his impulses

89. The lesion in its head has healed, but the wound seems to have compromised its neural impulses

90. He still had some control over his impulses, even though he was watching the

91. He had stopped moving and remained there on his hands and knees, mere inches above her, panting, gasping for control over his own impulses

92. How do we know about the two sides of the brain? There is a machine called the electro-encephalograph which scientists use to measure the impulses that are in the brain

93. He has to reverse what you might call his natural impulses

94. Listening, he says, is different; when our attention is grabbed the electrical impulses from our ears take a pathway to a different area of the brain, associated with computation

95. Hasn’t his wit failed to cater to her innate romanticism, leaving her ever more in amorous want? Won’t that make her vulnerable to the misty looks of the fast guys? Why, hasn’t she taken to Raja though she tried to hide her feelings from me? Well, haven’t I felt her romantic impulses in spite of my own excitement? Surely, Raja wouldn’t have failed to notice Roopa’s infatuation for him

96. The collision phenomenon leads results in the occurrence of very strong forces of finite impulses