Here, optimal control means Bayes optimal active inference, in which pursuit initiation emerges spontaneously from prior beliefs about how a target attracts the centre of gaze.
Science is certainly one of those pursuits from which we can all benefit.
They [men] will see that the religion of Jesus is, throughout, in harmony with female character, that he poured contempt on all those pursuits from which men claim to derive their exclusive power and glory". Jarena Lee, Religious Experience and Journal of Mrs. Jarena Lee (Philadelphia, 1849), frontispiece.
The specimen was captured on the outskirts of a forest, on a ridge between two valleys, where it stood on a dead branch from which it launched in pursuit of insects in flight, like a flycatcher.
Renoir and his companions stubbornly strove to produce light-suffused paintings from which black was excluded, but their pursuits led to many disappointments: their paintings, so divergent from traditional formulas, were frequently rejected by the juries of the Salon and were extremely difficult to sell.
And considering how profoundly conservative American network television was and is, it is remarkable how far Kaufman was allowed to go: mad stunts on air, attacking and humiliating the audience, "a single-minded pursuit of anarchy" from which he appears never to have been spiritually seduced by a parallel career in a top-rated middle-of-the-road network TV show.
On 14 September, Ark Royal received a distress call from, which was 200 nautical miles away under pursuit from the surfaced U-30.
The pursuit of profit, in other words, creates wealth from which we all benefit.
Hers is an incredible application of remix culture, from which both the original artworks, both fashion and photograph, and her own creative pursuits benefit.
Gradually you realise that the minute description of Nick's pursuit is an evasion of the trauma of war from which he has recently escaped.
