hard pulse

Joe could not quiet the sudden hard pulse in his chest.

He moved ahead, hands clenched into fists, the magic called up and gathered within his palms like a hard pulse, waiting to be released.

She felt a hard pulse of excitement.

Another, harder pulse of pre-come had her arching, groaning in need.

Her nostrils flared, and a hard pulse appeared in her slender throat.

A hard pulse of reddish white glimmered deep beneath the dark surface off to the right of the boat.

Harder and harder pulse.

She moved through the Saturday night crowd slowly, feeling the hard pulse of the music thrumming around her as her gaze probed the crowd.

Historically the treatment for what was called the "hard pulse disease" consisted in reducing the quantity of blood by blood letting or the application of leeches.

Another hard pulse of fluid shot into her mouth as she tightened on him, hearing his gasping breaths above her, feeling the tense, desperate arousal that tightened his body.

The muscles in her arms burned with the effort, and her heart hammered so hard that her vision brightened then dimmed with each hard pulse, but she dared not relent even for a second.

Where N is the number of bins, or hard pulse divisions that you wish to approximate with, and φ(t) is the phase of the B(t) waveform at a given time t.

Forget the subtleties of Bruckner; only supercharged music, Ms. Harris's up-tempo "Wheels of Love" or Mr. Morgan's be-bop-driven "A Night in Tunisia," can compete with the car's hard pulse.