Sentence examples for make a pursuit from inspiring English sources
"What matters is whether or not a president decides to make a pursuit of Arab-Israeli peace a top priority, and whether that president further decides that in an effort to reach that agreement he has to be fair, tough and smart".
The observer had to make a pursuit eye movement to track that point.
In this experiment, while the observer was making a pursuit, we presented the bars moving at a display speed twice as fast as the pursuit target (Figure 4 D).
But before the last two and a half incredible months unfolded, Jones was not trumpeted as the type of hitter who could make a sustained pursuit of.400.
Questions will be asked, but the reality is that even though the best squads make a team pursuit look seamless, the smallest alterations in pace have a disruptive effect.
Questions will be asked, but the reality is that even though the best squads make a team pursuit look seamless, the smallest alterations in pace have a disruptive effect as the riders affected have to increase speed while already close to their limit.
The Single-Minded Pursuit by David G. Jensen, 13 August 1999 Some people achieve their career goals faster and with less agony than others, thanks to the ability to focus and make a single-minded pursuit out of their mission.
The Yankees had made a lukewarm pursuit, but Pettitte still agonized over leaving.
As someone who has made a lifelong pursuit of helping people through grief, I can tell you that "what if" is a very common question.
We found that while human observers were making a smooth pursuit eye movement to track a target moving on a stationary background, they showed improved fusion frequencies in detection of the background pattern.
There's more real cognition at work and on display in Shane Carruth's "Upstream Color" and Terrence Malick's "To the Wonder" — neither of which depict people who make a living from intellectual pursuits — than in this movie, which comes off as a sort of soft-core philosophical porn.
