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This regular dilatation and rigidity of the elastic artery answering to the beats of the heart, is known as the pulse.
A Practical Physiology Albert F. Blaisdell
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The consensus in the room was no, not yet, not while he still had a "pulse."
The Great Debates 2008
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And the hardening is a function of whether you designed it to not be susceptible to this kind of pulse.
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Thus also green pease, haslers, broom-buds, or any kind of pulse.
The accomplisht cook or, The art & mystery of cookery Robert May
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At last it was a surge, so intense that Skag could feel his own blood-pulse -- a different kind of pulse.
Son of Power Zamin Ki Dost 1905
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Thanks. vendari01 wrote: Shelly, capacitors build up a charge over time, and then release it all at once, in a kind of pulse.
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I have no idea how that stuff works - I'm glad you do! vendari01 wrote: Shelly, capacitors build up a charge over time, and then release it all at once, in a kind of pulse.
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As you pointed out, they are on the very bottom level of Bloom's Taxonomy in terms of higher level thinking. vendari01 wrote: Shelly, capacitors build up a charge over time, and then release it all at once, in a kind of pulse.
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As you pointed out, they are on the very bottom level of Bloom's Taxonomy in terms of higher level thinking. vendari01 wrote: Shelly, capacitors build up a charge over time, and then release it all at once, in a kind of pulse.
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What he found was that 95% of the test questions presented to students in 1956 required them to think at the lowest level, which is knowledge. vendari01 wrote: Shelly, capacitors build up a charge over time, and then release it all at once, in a kind of pulse.
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