We make our thinking on this subject clear with the use of a simple modeling framework, borrowed from the class of models known as pursuit-evasion games.
Although I believe that the pursuit of knowledge is one of the noblest and purest pursuits known to man, it still remains an option, and an expensive option at that.
You will know a pursuit is underway when a bar (called the Pursuit Bar) appears in the top right-hand corner of the screen.
HOW can a political journalist tell when immersion in one of the most cynical pursuits known to man has begun to blacken his soul as well?
Colleagues remembered him showing up for work at 7 a.m., after having often put in time at the gym, and working until 11 p.m. Outside of the office, Mr. Aaron was known for athletic pursuits like downhill skiing, tennis and golf.
In numerous paintings and sculptures, women dance, drink, smoke, relax in states of near nudity and otherwise revel in hedonistic freedom that recalls the old, Edo-period district of pleasurable pursuits known as the Floating World.
Robinson was also known for his pursuits outside the baseball diamond.
I want to remember, you know, the pursuit of the sublime through art".
With his more well-known pursuits, making movies and wine, "there are a million variables," Mr. Coppola said.
This manoeuvre, known as the pursuit-intervention technique, was developed in California in the 1970s.
These operations in Pakistan by Afghan operatives, known as Counterterrorism Pursuit Teams, have been previously reported as solely intelligence-gathering operations.
