But he was fundamentally a bit naive, always awash with strong romantic feelings, in pursuit of things and people to batten them on to.John Sutherland's biography is a dutiful and thorough act of homage to a former colleague and friend.
Four main reasons have been suggested: (1) lack of time to prepare a manuscript for publication, (2) the study may be still on-going, (3) relationships with co-authors sometimes present a barrier to final publication, and (4) authors' feelings that pursuit of publication is a low priority.
Originally, the Romulans were the villains, but Nimoy preferred the more "theatrical" Klingons, feeling that their pursuit of Genesis was analogous to the Soviet race for nuclear weaponry.
The majority of pursuit neurons exhibited modulation during head-pursuit, but their preferred directions during eye-pursuit and head-pursuit were different.
Self medication and numbing, avoidance, pursuit of petty distractions -- anything to avoid that feeling; that very real feeling of a broken heart.
The single-minded pursuit of material success has produced an epidemic of corporate scandals and a widespread feeling of angst.
Traversing the Palace involves a lot of clicking on images to find where the mapped coordinates are that link you to the next room, not unlike feeling around walls in pursuit of a trap door, but significantly less gratifying.
Based on the Self-Determination Theory (Deci & Ryan, 2000), we posited that frustration of the three basic psychological needs for autonomy (endorsing one's actions at the highest level of reflection), competence (feeling capable in one's pursuits), and relatedness (feelings of belonging and connection with others) underpins the likelihood of academic deception.
Administration of progesterone produced small, delayed increases in heart rate and feelings of fatigue, and it impaired smooth eye pursuit.
