The discrimination data in the left column show that thresholds were higher for pursued stimuli, meaning that the speed of pursued stimuli was harder to discriminate than the speed of fixated stimuli.
When bills needed to be contested, Empire adopted a "pay and pursue" policy, meaning it pays now and argues later.
Enterprise Minister Fergus Ewing said: "The Scottish government is keen that the whole UK does well but it is gratifying to see that the variety of policies that we have been pursuing are meaning we are starting to see our performance exceed that of other parts of the UK.
By encouraging the "Freedom To" pursue fairness, meaning and happiness, the UN Global Compact has put humanity back at the center of business.
Are we willing to stop pursuing the meaning of life, but apply ourselves to the meaning we give it?
TransCanada won the exclusive license to pursue a project, meaning it got the pledge of up to $500 million in state aid but also had to meet certain benchmarks.
Davies is not, though he believes it is perfectly valid to pursue questions of meaning in the context of what is being discovered about the cosmos.
Last weekend at Theranos, I hosted and provided training for more than 100 women from 21 countries, who took an #ironsisters pledge to help and inspire at least 100 other women to pursue their dreams, meaning that the Iron Sisters Campaign will be felt by at least 10,000 women on day one.
It has the impoverished, lugubrious scholar Faust pursuing the meaning of life and taking up with Mauritius, a grotesquely repellent version of Mephistopheles.
The Yankees 73-499) are the keepers of the prize that the Mariners 87-355) arelentlesslysly pursuing, so meaning will be gleaned from everything that occurs this weekend.
