"I might mention that my first pursuit was in 1957," McGill said.
Women are there in increasing numbers, evidently expanding their interest to multisport events as they reach the limits of their first pursuit, which is often distance running.
The two films share that first pursuit, through a velvet-dark L.A.; the often wordless hero; a troublesome bag of cash; automobiles that don't simply whisk along but hide in corners, like cats; and the spare bursts of music, with Refn opting for an electronic underthrob, at the start, that nags like a migraine.
When you're young, it's easy to assume that the first pursuit you sink your teeth into will be a huge success.
Those years saw restoration of defense spending that had been cut well into bone and muscle during the 1990s, as well as the first pursuit of international terrorists since the Barbary Pirates.
My first pursuit was a hike with Ellen Miller, who was the first North American woman to climb Mt. Everest from both the north (Tibet) and south (Nepal) sides (in two years, no less!).
FTD patients displayed multiple abnormalities in horizontal 20° per second pursuit compared to controls.
Compared to controls, PSP patients had longer latencies to horizontal and vertical 20° per second targets and horizontal 10° per second targets (P = 0.001 for horizontal and vertical 20° per second pursuit, P = 0.003 for horizontal 10° per second pursuit).
Initial acceleration was reduced in Alzheimer's disease patients in all directions and at both target speeds (P < 0.003 for horizontal; P < 0.005 for vertical 10 and 20° per second pursuit).
Second, pursuit of personally demanding/high standards is necessary (although not sufficient) for all approaches to dysfunctional perfectionism regardless of whether the theoretical model is multidimensional (Frost et al., 1991; Hewitt & Flett, 1991) or the more focused clinical construct (Shafran et al., 2002).
