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Definition of pulse
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of pulse is as below...
Pulse (n.) Any
measured
or
regular
beat; any
short,
quick
motion,
regularly
repeated,
as of a
medium
in the
transmission
of
light,
sound,
etc.;
oscillation;
vibration;
pulsation;
impulse;
beat;
movement..
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Swash
::
Swash (n.)
Impulse
of water
flowing
with
violence;
a
dashing
or
splashing
of
water.
Quicken
::
Quicken
(v. i.) To move with
rapidity
or
activity;
to
become
accelerated;
as, his pulse
quickened..
Pallet
::
Pallet
(n.) One of the
pieces
or
levers
connected
with the
pendulum
of a
clock,
or the
balance
of a
watch,
which
receive
the
immediate
impulse
of the
scape-wheel,
or
balance
wheel..
Motion
::
Motion
(n.)
Movement
of the mind,
desires,
or
passions;
mental
act, or
impulse
to any
action;
internal
activity..
Sound
::
Sound (v. i.) To make a
noise;
to utter a
voice;
to make an
impulse
of the air that shall
strike
the
organs
of
hearing
with a
perceptible
effect.
Obey
::
Obey (v. t.) To yield to the
impulse,
power,
or
operation
of; as, a ship obeys her
helm..
Eurythmy
::
Eurythmy
(n.)
Regularly
of the
pulse.
Explosive
::
Explosive
(n.) A sound
produced
by an
explosive
impulse
of the
breath;
(Phonetics)
one of
consonants
p, b, t, d, k, g, which are
sounded
with a sort of
explosive
power of
voice.
[See Guide to
Pronunciation,
Ã
155-7,
184.].
Tricrotism
::
Tricrotism
(n.) That
condition
of the
arterial
pulse in which there is a
triple
beat. The pulse curve
obtained
in the
sphygmographic
tracing
characteristic
of
tricrotism
shows two
secondary
crests
in
addition
to the
primary.
Pulsation
::
Pulsation
(n.) A
beating
or
throbbing,
especially
of the heart or of an
artery,
or in an
inflamed
part; a beat of the
pulse..
Tambour
::
Tambour
(n.) A
shallow
metallic
cup or drum, with a thin
elastic
membrane
supporting
a
writing
lever.
Two or more of these are
connected
by an India
rubber
tube, and used to
transmit
and
register
the
movements
of the pulse or of any
pulsating
artery..
Escapement
::
Escapement
(n.) The
contrivance
in a
timepiece
which
connects
the train of wheel work with the
pendulum
or
balance,
giving
to the
latter
the
impulse
by which it is kept in
vibration;
-- so
called
because
it
allows
a tooth to
escape
from a
pallet
at each
vibration..
Sound
::
Sound (n.) The
peceived
object
occasioned
by the
impulse
or
vibration
of a
material
substance
affecting
the ear; a
sensation
or
perception
of the mind
received
through
the ear, and
produced
by the
impulse
or
vibration
of the air or other
medium
with which the ear is in
contact;
the
effect
of an
impression
made on the
organs
of
hearing
by an
impulse
or
vibration
of the air
caused
by a
collision
of
bodies,
or by other
means;
noise;
report;
as, the sound of a drum; the sound of the human
voice;
a h
Drift
::
Drift (n.) The act or
motion
of
drifting;
the force which
impels
or
drives;
an
overpowering
influence
or
impulse.
Pulsific
::
Pulsific
(a.)
Exciting
the
pulse;
causing
pulsation.
Polycrotism
::
Polycrotism
(n.) That state or
condition
of the pulse in which the pulse
curve,
or
sphygmogram,
shows
several
secondary
crests
or
elevations;
--
contrasted
with
monocrotism
and
dicrotism..
Repel
::
Repel (v. t.) To drive back; to force to
return;
to check the
advance
of; to
repulse
as, to repel an enemy or an
assailant..
Touch
::
Touch (v. t.) To
influence
by
impulse;
to impel
forcibly.
Mortifying
::
Mortifying
(a.)
Tending
to
humble
or
abase;
humiliating;
as, a
mortifying
repulse..
Efferent
::
Efferent
(a.)
Conveyed
outward;
as,
efferent
impulses,
i. e., such as are
conveyed
by the motor or
efferent
nerves
from the
central
nervous
organ
outwards;
--
opposed
to
afferent..
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