Sentence examples for lower pursuit from inspiring English sources

The patients with PCA showed additional deficits (relative to controls) on fixation stability (more frequent large intrusive saccades and lower longest period of fixation) and sinusoidal pursuit (lower pursuit gain and more saccades per trial).

In the smooth pursuit measures, the PCA and typical Alzheimer's disease groups did not differ from one another, with both groups showing lower gain than the healthy controls and an increased frequency of intrusive saccades (although there was a weak trend to lower pursuit gain in PCA than typical Alzheimer's disease).

By contrast, the pattern of oculomotor dysfunction in the typical Alzheimer's disease group was characterized (relative to both patients with PCA and controls) by more square wave jerks during fixation and increased saccadic velocity, and showed additional deficits (relative to controls) of lower longest period of fixation, lower pursuit gain and more saccades per pursuit trial.

Second, Mill claims that these activities are intrinsically more valuable than the lower pursuits (II 7).

On the Continent archery was looked down on as a lower-class pursuit, but all English noblemen, up to the king himself, were expected to wield the longbow and the crossbow with skill.

Rinehart seems to lack any sense of just how dimly her fellow-Australians might look upon a multibillionaire arguing that their standard of living should be lowered in pursuit of tax and labor policies that will obviously benefit her.

The pursuit for lower and lower cost production that relies on "slave wage" labor will eventually run out of places to chase.

Members emphasized trade reprocity as an approach to lowering barriers in pursuit of mutual gains.

So Boeing applied the same technologies, including lightweight composite materials, in pursuit of lower costs, rather than higher speeds.

Now the Republican pursuit of lower marginal tax rates for the more affluent defies at least political reality.

The media that cheer your iron fisted, jingoistic approach to staff relations will perhaps discover your real motives; as the high standards of service that British Airways prides itself on are allowed to dwindle away in the pursuit of lower costs.