Sentences with phrase «impulses in»

But those disasters can also appeal to the best impulses in humankind, triggering America's caring sprit and igniting action.

What gets denied, goes underground, only to become expressed through actions and impulses in another setting.

In these ways children gradually learn that they need to control their impulses in order to achieve what they want.

Given that premise, our job is to work out the details and they have hardly been all worked out, but when considering what premises are available upon which to base an «ethics» it seems one that starts with an axiom that an objective ethics is possible offers a helluva lot more potential for what we want, for what serves the life of a rational, sentient being, than one that says it's a matter of your bowels, or random electrical impulses in your brain or that your mind that tells you to murder my children is the moral equivalent of my mind telling me to protect yours.

Harvard's Geopolitics of Energy Project posits that the coming decades will be characterized by dual impulses in the energy realm.

Those molecules which are «high» in the atmosphere (in Jelbring's simplified world, which has no external heat source) are those which happen to have had a history in which there is a surplus of impulses in the direction «up».

Through superimposition, collage, painting, slicing and burning, Fuses extends Schneemann's painterly impulses in an exploration of ecstatic sexuality.

The same forces that direct our aesthetic impulses in life also circumscribe our death, and if Lum's newer work is more grim and difficult, it is of a piece with, and a logical conclusion to, the previously mischievous, sweet way of investigating our imagined relationships to our real conditions of existence.

The range of media and sculptural forms utilized in the exhibition builds on Jafa's ongoing, revelatory pursuit and mastery of lyrical expressive means to represent the recorded presence of shock, horror, trauma, transcendence and transgressive impulses in the history, performance and existential grip, of Blacknuss.

This time constraint forced them to act on quick impulses in developing each episode's idea, rarely allowing the luxury of thorough consideration.

Drawing upon the historical framework of minimalist impulses in painting, this exhibition investigates the interwoven histories of black artists working within the monochromatic and geometric or «hard edge» impulses from the 1960s to the present.

WUHO Gallery, a non-profit gallery at Woodbury School of Architecture, presents The Human Beast: Art of Maxine Kim Stussy & Jan Stussy, an exhibition that demonstrates the artists» exploration of the melding of animalistic and human impulses in mankind.

The show tries to capture not only the performative impulses but also creative impulses in my work.»

David Lynch is a well - known film director but has also expressed his creative impulses in other media from his early years: painting, photography, animation, and sculpture as well as film.

A radical innovator, ICA organizes a vibrant program of exhibitions, films, talks and events stimulating a debate and exploring recent impulses in artistic production.

Twombly's new art seemed to capture contradictory impulses in modern society.

In the piece, Ruddick discusses the exhaustion and toll taken by antihumanistic impulses in the humanities, particularly on students in English departments.

Stronger weapon calibers will now generate larger holes and impulses in the environment.

If the action of Advantage II is to block the transmission of nerve impulses in adult fleas leading to their paralysis, the mechanism of action of Frontline Plus is the opposite.

These are caused by an imbalance of the chemicals that transmit the electrical impulses in the brain.

Frontline kills adult fleas by inhibiting GABA, a substance used to transmit nerve impulses in insects.

While researchers are unsure, Lunesta is believed to affect the brain receptors that are close to the amino acid that inhibits nerve impulses in the central nervous system.

If nerve impulses in the CNS are overexcited, agitation would be an expected outcome.

Atenolol is a beta - blocker that works by affecting the response to nerve impulses in certain parts of the body.

An ECG, or electrocardiogram, is a measurement of the electrical impulses in the heart.

It could be these show dogs, who were well - socialized and trained to control their impulses in the ring, are particularly good prospects for therapy dogs.

These include dehydration, the need for electrolytes (sales and minerals that conduct electrical impulses in the body).

Instead of the SA node (the «spark plug») starting and coordinating the electrical signal, many areas within the atria send out electrical impulses in a rapid, disorganized manner.

Seizures are caused by abnormal electrical impulses in your puppy's brain, which can have a variety of causes.

But it's well worth it to keep your accounts in balance and your impulses in check.

There's a good fit here, as she's quick to tell you, between these impulses in her work and this new liaison with Amazon's Kindle in Motion team — for which she has unstinting praise after collaborating with them.

The presence of electromagnetic impulses in nerve cells, as posited by Galvani, would be verified by scientists many years later.

His work did lead to the discovery of electrical impulses in nerve tissue — all living things generate a kind of electricity throughout the body — especially the brain.

FRIDAY: Carving Canyons 389 miles, 141 kWh Had I exhibited better control over my impulses in the Häagen - Dazs aisle, the Tesla might have even passed the grocery - store test, thus acing every exam I've given it.

A dumber movie would take this premise and try to create heroic impulses in its characters or reveal ulterior motives, betrayal tendencies, or an evil mastermind.

Last year's sleeper hit The Purge was an unusually intelligent thriller starring Ethan Hawke as a security expert whose work is challenged by villains who target him on the one night of the year when laws are suspended and people can express their violent impulses in whatever way they want.

Thus freed from the burdens of narrative logic and / or character development, the comic talents of Seth Rogen, Rose Byrne, Zac Efron, Ike Barinholtz, and others are allowed to float free and act on their impulses in an «anything goes» atmosphere — the raunchier the better.

Peele may turn out to be a great director of horror, but to get there he needn't abandon his instinct for comedy — he blends the two impulses in the final moments of Get Out, when the movie seems to find the mood it's been searching for all along.

Performance Joaquin Phoenix, The Master Joaquin Phoenix is half - animal in The Master; his Freddie Quell is led by his impulses in a way that's terrifyingly freeing, yet it's also a trap he deeply wants to escape.

She also wrote and stars in the film as a pregnant woman who acts upon her murderous impulses in a wonderful mix of comedy and horror.

Rules Don't Apply is really about Beatty's rumination, if you will, on the major impulses in his life.

However, it serves a more important purpose besides simply inhibiting excitatory impulses in the brain.

NO is naturally produced in nerve cells throughout the human body where it is used to transmit nerve impulses in a number of different bodily systems and functions.

I am gluten grain dry egg nightshade free... I have lost 29 lbs due to nothing to eat... tinnitis di missing random elec impulses in back better.

A lack of necessary dietary fats, especially saturated fats, can cause reduction in the myelin sheath that coat kids» brain cells, causing uncontrolled or rapid fire impulses in the brain, which presents as ADD or ADHD.

The prefrontal cortex nips angry impulses in the bud.

In AF, electrical impulses in the upper chambers of the heart are chaotic, and the atrial walls quiver rather than contracting normally in moving blood to the lower chambers.

The impulses in the RA coincided with individual notes, each lasting just a few hundredths of a second, while the signature firing pattern from the HVc corresponded to a syllable, or group of notes, lasting in the range of a quarter of a second.

Rather, operation of the brain critically depends on the fact that the nerve impulses in some situations are activated and in other cases suppressed.

Shock waves created by electrical impulses in a water bath separate the individual components at their predetermined break points.