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Meanings of
nervous impulse
in английском
каталонский
impuls nerviós
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The electrical discharge that travels along a nerve fiber.
impulse
nerve impulse
neural impulse
каталонский
impuls nerviós
Usage of
nervous impulse
in английском
1
Her father started higher than the
nervous
impulse
warranted in his chair.
2
Her first,
nervous
impulse
was to look out the window toward Amalthea.
3
She smiled with lips that would pull to the
nervous
impulse
to cry.
4
Things were getting too tense, and Travers yielded to a
nervous
impulse
to laugh again.
5
She could not have told why she asked him to stay, it was a
nervous
impulse
.
6
This has been very difficult, for we have no way of measuring a
nervous
impulse
directly.
7
The lecturer then explained that the propagation of
nervous
impulse
is a phenomenon of transmission of molecular disturbance.
8
But some
nervous
impulse
goaded Stella.
9
He heard the sob passing loudly down his father's throat and opened his eyes with a
nervous
impulse
.
10
He plunged into the gloom, without deviating from his path, and conquered a
nervous
impulse
that urged him to run.
11
The
nervous
impulse
persisted.
12
In the injured patient the
nervous
impulse
cannot reach the brain, the seat of consciousness, and hence this is not awakened.
13
Teuf, teuf, teuf, teuf, went the machine, and ever and again-obeyingI know not what
nervous
impulse
-
the
driver
sounded his horn.
14
To make such measurement had been regarded as impossible, it being supposed that the flight of the
nervous
impulse
was practically instantaneous.
15
She felt a
nervous
impulse
to behave rudely, to declare the contempt it was always difficult to disguise when talking with Barmby.
16
The velocity of the
nervous
impulse
,
which is only about one hundred feet per second, proves that it is not a current of electricity.
Other examples for "nervous impulse"
Grammar, pronunciation and more
This collocation consists of:
nervous
impulse
nervous
Adjective
Noun
Translations for
nervous impulse
каталонский
impuls nerviós
Nervous impulse
through the time
Nervous impulse
across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common