Examples of impatience

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Subsequent outbursts of impatience and despair need to be considered alongside more hopeful and sympathetic remarks.
Such ' obstinacy ', when it appeared as scholastic hair-splitting without practical value, could elicit impatience rather than admiration.
Two common modes in which customers display their impatience are balking and reneging.
He was perfectly capable of expressing impatience at overly fastidious definition, in the face of blunt social reality.
In addition, we make the assumption of a positive marginal impatience: the discount rate increases with the level of the environmental quality.
More likely, however, she will respond to it with a certain measure of impatience.
The income-impatience effect described earlier is in fact the key to the dramatic variation in the model's quantitative properties as increases.
There was impatience at the continuation of pr ivate ownership in industr y and the continuity of manager ial personnel where companies had been nationalised.
Rather, their impulsivity is manifested in marked impatience, interruption of others, and difficulty regulating excitement.
They also report on model sensitivity checks, feeding in alternatives values (not the calibrated values) of risk aversion and the discount rate/impatience parameters.
Even those couples with no impatience to consume have little incentive to buy annuities, less than a 7% increase in welfare.
Furthermore, impatience is higher in the short run than in the long run, because the environmental quality is higher and impatience increases with it.
As increases further, however, the income-impatience effects begin to dominate the substitution effects.
A central element, however, relates to expressions of anger or impatience with authority; with resentment or boredom.
An important aspect modeling call centers is the impatience behavior of the customers.
The audience empathises - is made to empathise - with her tears and her impatience.
Examples include the influence of bias, prejudice and morally irrelevant desire, as well as fatigue, listlessness, impatience, anxiety and laziness.
Such impatience may be generated by a number of factors, by public opinion pressure or the preference for earlier implementation, and it may differ between the actors.
In the endogenoustime-preference model, however, the fall in consumption causes a decline in utility, and in the presence of increasing impatience, a rise in the endogenous discount factor.
In other words, the essay seems to arise from an impatience with a somewhat puzzling academic phenomenon, and it might possibly serve as a way of organising one's library.
At the heart of language is the tacit assumption that most of the message can be left unsaid, because of mutual understanding (and probably mutual impatience) [p. 6].
Later, as consumption and leisure increase, the discount factor declines rapidly, and the agents' impatience is reflected in the larger declines observed in work effort, investment, capital, and output.
However, such impatience is unreasonable.
Specifically, the discount factor applied to future utility is decreasing in contemporaneous utility, reflecting an increase in the agent's impatience as he or she feels better off.
Building on a nonlinear additively separable representation for the generator of preferences, this article provides an extensive characterization of intertemporal consumption-leisure arbitrages with an endogenous measure of impatience.
Stationary ordinal utility and impatience.
I think it is very clear - including the impatience and sense of urgency.
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I think that in this respect, legitimate impatience is starting to show.
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I have enough anecdotes to justify my impatience.
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I share his impatience to secure the full implementation of the mechanisms of reform and change practices.
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There are only a few hours to go; even his ebullience and impatience can surely be restrained for another day.
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