And often enough, debunking is a noble pursuit: the idea that we only use 10% of our brains, to pick one example, is flat wrong, and people who believe it ought to be corrected.
I believe that the 'events' of the ode, as it unfolds in time, have more logic, however, than is usually granted them, and that they are best seen in relation to Keats's pursuit of the idea of music as a nonrepresentational art".
The pursuit of ideals, the idea of social or architectural betterment in the provision of housing, has all but disappeared.
Pink is a constantly refreshing presence in a field of pursuit where often the idea of being a writer and writing books is so over-romanticized and uptight.
Moneo theorised on the need for contemporary design to exclude the pursuit of form, with the idea that architecture, first and foremost, is a constructive and social project.
This is also the idea in pursuit-evasion games, yet in these games, the payoff is not in terms of capacity, but in terms of capture time (Section 2), and hence, the running cost is L=1 in these games.
Deresiewicz bristles at the idea that unprofitable pursuits, like philosophy or travel, are "self-indulgent" for young people at the cusp of graduation.
Another popular class of cosparse reconstruction algorithms is based on the idea of iterative greedy pursuit, such as Greedy Analysis Pursuit (GAP) [11, 15, 16].
Psychological research done in the decade and a half since this study supports the idea that the pursuit of happiness is paradoxically self-defeating.
Jeter rejected the idea that the pursuit of 3,000 hits had somehow held him back and that achieving it had freed him psychologically.
