- Look up
impulse or
impulsive in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Impulse or
Impulsive may
refer to:
Impulse (physics), in mechanics, the
change of momentum...
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macroeconomic modeling,
impulse response functions are used to
describe how the
economy reacts over time to
exogenous impulses,
which economists usually...
- In the
field of
consumer behavior, an
impulse purchase or
impulse buying is an
unplanned decision by a
consumer to buy a
product or service, made just...
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Electricity is the set of
physical phenomena ****ociated with the
presence and
motion of
matter possessing an
electric charge.
Electricity is
related to...
- In
classical mechanics,
impulse (symbolized by J or Imp) is the
change in
momentum of an object. If the
initial momentum of an
object is p1, and a subsequent...
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through an
operating nuclear reactor.
Testing in the 1960s
yielded specific impulses of
about 850
seconds (8,340 m/s),
about twice that of the
Space Shuttle...
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Impulse Space was
founded in 2021 by Tom Mueller,
employee No.1 at
SpaceX and
engineer of the
Merlin and
Draco rocket engines that
power the
Falcon 9...
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Acting on
Impulse is a 1993
American film
directed by Sam
Irvin and
starring Linda Fiorentino,
Nancy Allen, and C.
Thomas Howell. The film,
which is also...
- In
criminal law,
irresistible impulse is a
defense by excuse, in this case some sort of insanity, in
which the
defendant argues that they
should not be...
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Impulse Airlines was an
Australian airline which operated regional and low-cost
trunk services between 1992 and 2004. It was
acquired by
Qantas in 2001...
