Sentence examples for efficient pursuit from inspiring English sources

These flush-pursuit predators are thought to activate the hard-wired escape circuitry of insects [22] [25] and may even direct the prey into the most sensitive part of their visual field for efficient pursuit.

For instance, a child with less efficient smooth pursuit might experience a different perception of a moving object or person compared with a child with more efficient smooth pursuit.

We also propose an efficient balance-pursuit heuristic, by which we find many new uniform designs, especially with high levels.

He is lethally efficient in his pursuit of the banal.

Rolling Stone gave the album four stars for the first time since the band's self titled debut, commenting that "Era Vulgaris is Homme's fifth Queens album, and like the others, it's intricately crafted, meticulously polished and ruthlessly efficient in its pursuit of depraved rock thrills".

And this pursuit of efficient scale may stifle the voices of independent publishers and their communities.

Desertification is a serious environmental problem that threatens ecological balance and society sustainability, and pursuit of efficient techniques for its monitoring is always highlighted.

The pursuit of efficient schemes for recognition of physiologically and environmentally important analytes has led to extensive development in the field of supramolecular chemistry.

Previous studies about EEG or PCG have shown that techniques such as matching pursuit are efficient for describing the t f representations with a reduced number of atoms[8, 9].

However, for the group Lasso cost proposed here to catch changes in TV-AR models, an exact LARS-like solver is not available [10]; thus, the pursuit of efficient algorithms for solving (12) is well motivated.

The approach to pastoralism by successive Ethiopian governments has been to coerce or force people out of pastoralism into purportedly modern and efficient activities through the pursuit of large-scale commercial agriculture, the establishment of national parks and sedentarisation (Gebeye 2016).