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impulse <an impulse; impulses> N

impulse PHYS
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impulse PHYS
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impulse VB

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impulse <an impulse; impulses> N

impulse
قوة الدفع
impulse ECON
دَفْع
impulse ECON
نَزْوَة
impulse ECON
دُفْعَة
impulse ECON
غَرِيزَة جمعه: غَرَائِز
impulse ECON
حَافِز
impulse MED
نَبْضَة
impulse MED
زَخْم
impulse MED
سَبَب
impulse MED
دَقَّة
impulse MED
خَفْقَة
impulse MED
طَبِيعَة
impulse MED
سَجِيَّة
impulse MED
خُلُق

impulse

angular impulse PHYS

breaker impulse ELEC

break impulse ELEC

force impulse

impulse buying

impulse circuit COMMUNIC

impulse coupling ARCHIT

impulse excitation

impulse frequency COMMUNIC

impulse generator

impulse machine COMMUNIC

impulse meter COMMUNIC

impulse period

impulse period ELEC
مدة النبضة
impulse period COMMUNIC
فترة النبض

impulse ratio

impulse ratio ARCHIT
النسبة الدفعية
impulse ratio COMMUNIC
نسبة النبض

impulse repeater COMMUNIC

impulse signal COMMUNIC

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The main idea is to accept that one can not have everything and avoid impulse buying by removing temptations which trigger overspending.
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Sadly, the parrot's ability to mimic human words and their bright colors and beauty prompt impulse buying from unsuspecting consumers.
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This nearsightedness limits their ability to consider future consequences of their actions as well as regulate their reactive impulses.
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But no graduate of his time ever failed to gain from him higher ideals of duty or lasting impulses to a noble and strenuous life.
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This thicker connection may make them better in regulating their emotional impulses and behavior.
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It starts off by discussing the "fight-or-flight" response and the normal impulse toward controlling thoughts and feelings.
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Labs with a rare nervous system disorder that short-circuited the electrical impulses in his brain, creating painful and uncontrollable seizures.
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The runabout's impulse drives are located between the wings and the vessel's body.
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From the mid-twentieth century, public architecture became more utilitarian, as part of the impulse to produce a comprehensive welfare state.
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Ion thrusters are therefore able to achieve extremely high specific impulses.
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