impulsivelyadverb

impulsive | American Dictionary

impulsive
adjective
us/ɪmˈpʌl·sɪv/
acting or done suddenly without any planning or consideration of the results:
She’s an impulsive shopper and often buys things she doesn’t need.

impulsively

adverbus/ɪmˈpʌl·sɪv·li/

Examples of impulsive

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For convenience, in this paper we shall call the impulsive penetration of a solarwind filament in this situation oblique penetration.
The oscillations in this case are presumably partly due to transients set up by the impulsive generation of the rather shallow point vortices.
Impulsive behavior in defeat of the longrange goal results, as he leaves his seat and ultimately loses his weekend privilege.
The total score gives a global level of impulsive and self-destructive behaviors.
Inattention and hyperactive/impulsive items alternated in their sequence listed on the scale.
This pattern may represent a developmental precursor to the impulsive characteristics associated with borderline pathology.
For example, high levels of anger were associated with delinquency for impulsive, but not for nonimpulsive, adolescents.
On the eating concerns and restraint scales, cluster 2 (affective-perfectionistic) scored higher than cluster 1 (low co-morbidity), but was not differentiated from cluster 3 (impulsive).
Three clusters of bulimic women were identified : an affective-perfectionistic cluster, an impulsive cluster, and a low co-morbid psychopathology cluster.
In contrast, the children with strong approach who are also fearful should be better able to inhibit impulsive approach tendencies.
Laser-driven impulsive fields at the surface of solid targets can be applied for energy-selective ion beam focusing.
The substance-dependent and childhood-onset groups contain the majority of subjects who have conditions characterized by traits related to impulsive or impulsive- aggressive behaviours.
It is also the increase of the machine's stability level when the machine is rotating around that axis due to an impulsive perturbation.
The schizotypy scale that correlated most highly with logical performance was the impulsive-nonconformist dimension.
Secondly, whether an act is self-controlled or impulsive is no less contextually dependent than whether it is altruistic or selfish.
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