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Definition of impulse
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Impulse
(n.) The
effect
of an
impelling
force;
motion
produced
by a
sudden
or
momentary
force.
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Basilary
::
Basilary
(n.)
Lower;
inferior;
applied
to
impulses
or
springs
of
action.
Drift
::
Drift (n.) The act or
motion
of
drifting;
the force which
impels
or
drives;
an
overpowering
influence
or
impulse.
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..
Libertine
::
Libertine
(n.) One free from
restraint;
one who acts
according
to his
impulses
and
desires;
now,
specifically,
one who gives rein to lust; a rake; a
debauchee..
Self-moving
::
Self-moving
(a.)
Moving
by
inherent
power,
without
the aid of
external
impulse..
Kinesodic
::
Kinesodic
(a.)
Conveying
motion;
as;
kinesodic
substance;
--
applied
esp. to the
spinal
cord,
because
it is
capable
of
conveying
doth
voluntary
and
reflex
motor
impulses,
without
itself
being
affected
by motor
impulses
applied
to it
directly..
Swash
::
Swash (n.)
Impulse
of water
flowing
with
violence;
a
dashing
or
splashing
of
water.
Touch
::
Touch (v. t.) To
influence
by
impulse;
to impel
forcibly.
Resistance
::
Resistance
(n.) The
quality
of not
yielding
to force or
external
pressure;
that power of a body which acts in
opposition
to the
impulse
or
pressure
of
another,
or which
prevents
the
effect
of
another
power;
as, the
resistance
of the air to a body
passing
through
it; the
resistance
of a
target
to
projectiles..
Affectional
::
Affectional
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to the
affections;
as,
affectional
impulses;
an
affectional
nature..
Impulsive
::
Impulsive
(n.) That which
impels
or gives an
impulse;
an
impelling
agent.
Renitent
::
Renitent
(a.)
Resisting
pressure
or the
effect
of it;
acting
against
impulse
by
elastic
force.
Impulsive
::
Impulsive
(a.)
Actuated
by
impulse
or by
transient
feelings.
Injector
::
Injector
(n.) A
contrivance
for
forcing
feed water into a steam
boiler
by the
direct
action
of the steam upon the
water.
The water is
driven
into the
boiler
by the
impulse
of a jet of the steam which
becomes
condensed
as soon as it
strikes
the
stream
of cold water it
impels;
-- also
called
Giffard's
injector,
from the
inventor..
Turbine
::
Turbine
(n.) A water
wheel,
commonly
horizontal,
variously
constructed,
but
usually
having
a
series
of
curved
floats
or
buckets,
against
which the water acts by its
impulse
or
reaction
in
flowing
either
outward
from a
central
chamber,
inward
from an
external
casing,
or from above
downward,
etc.; -- also
called
turbine
wheel..
Rhythm
::
Rhythm
(n.) In the
widest
sense,
a
dividing
into short
portions
by a
regular
succession
of
motions,
impulses,
sounds,
accents,
etc.,
producing
an
agreeable
effect,
as in music
poetry,
the
dance,
or the
like..
Shog
::
Shog (n.) A
shock;
a jog; a
violent
concussion
or
impulse.
Strike
::
Strike
(v. t.) To
affect
in some
particular
manner
by a
sudden
impression
or
impulse;
as, the plan
proposed
strikes
me
favorably;
to
strike
one dead or
blind..
Impetus
::
Impetus
(n.) Fig.:
Impulse;
incentive;
vigor;
force.
Self-motion
::
Self-motion
(n.)
Motion
given by
inherent
power,
without
external
impulse;
spontaneus
or
voluntary
motion..
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