Examples of using An impulse in English and their translations into Slovak
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This has been elaborated upon an impulse from European Commission
you're less likely to make an impulse purchase that could lead to buyer's remorse.
When an impulse passes through a conducting system,
so abruptly that Dryden felt an impulse to turn and continue his jog.
for the„parrots“ mentioned and so it is an impulse for their thinking.
He said that“Russia was a clear example of how the emerging nations are giving an impulse to growth in the world economy.”.
Activating energy in a certain meridian pathway can be an impulse to discover new movement possibilities
it is boldness, an impulse to evangelize and to leave a mark in this world….
And acting on an impulse, rather than thinking things through,
Understanding a huge gap between the functionality of ERP type package applications and real needs of production plants gave us an impulse to establish East-Gate.
Habitually‘deciding' to exercise(where a situation automatically triggers an impulse to start exercising)
It's an impulse control disorder characterized by a long term urge that results in the pulling out of one's hair," she wrote.
This state does not appear on its own, but after receiving an impulse, it is able to go against the first person that comes across.
The book should be an impulse for a public debate on the nature of data collection
The brutal character of his painting became an impulse for“young wild” painting in the late 1970s.
This has become an impulse to create a more urban equivalent of the model,
What the human being performs as a work he works from an impulse towards the thing.
One of these inputs also provides an impulse counter function it can be connected e. g.
Notwithstanding this, new armed conflicts were an impulse for Russia enabling it to revive
Severe problem gambling may be diagnosed as clinical pathological gambling which is considered to be an impulse control disorder.