One middle-aged woman described her amorous pursuits (conducted in teamwork, just like a teenager) as "rooting and tearing".
However, the pursuit was conducted rashly, and the English soon ran into an ambush prepared by the raiders who had left the village earlier.
B1 In Hot Pursuit of Bicyclists The New York police have regularly conducted aggressive pursuits of biyclists participating in the monthly Critical Mass group ride, despite guidelines that urge caution when chasing cars.
Moreover, human experiments must be preceded by animal studies, and conducted in pursuit of a greater social good — with risks never exceeding "the humanitarian importance of the problem".
In pursuit of it, he conducted elaborate experiments in the science of tea-making, deriving equations for brewing the perfect cup.
On Tuesday, the IPCC said its investigators found the officers conducted a pursuit without authorisation from a senior officer in the control room, they did not consider the risks to Hicks of pursuing him, nor did they consider he may have been a juvenile.
We argue that this is entirely appropriate for applied ethnography that is conducted in pursuit of explicit design goals.
However, to conclusively test these theories, experiments with multiple rotation velocities and directions as well as different sources of rotation (e.g., eye vs head pursuit) need to be conducted.
One set of activities conducted in pursuit of this objective is the development of analytical and communication tools, in the form of simulation models, that can be used to support needs-based health workforce planning on an on-going basis.
One study that assessed goal pursuit and rumination was conducted by Lavallee and Campbell (1995), who asked students to list their life goals and then, one month later, had them complete a daily diary in which they rated their mood and described their most bothersome event of the day and the extent to which they ruminated about it.
