But a clearly defined intent unifies a team's effort.
The charge to the jury defined "intent" substantially in the sense supplied by section 8A and the comments thereunder.
One such provision is now also included in the Nebraska bill, penalizing workers who gain access to farm facilities by false pretenses or with the broadly defined "intent to disrupt the normal operations" -- clearly directed at individuals who utilize video to expose abuse.
To "harass" is likewise often defined broadly, for instance "to trouble, worry, or torment". Utah law doesn't expressly define "intent to abuse" or "intent to harass" in this context, but the terms are indeed potentially broad, as these definitions show.
The literature defines intent to stay as 'nurse's plan in projected number of years to remain active in the nursing profession in practice, education, administration, or research' [ 27].
In this paper, we define intent-to-treat analyses in group-randomized multilevel field trials and discuss appropriate ways to identify, examine, and test for variation in impact without inflating the Type I error rate.
They can collaborate with other team members and define intents by mapping certain phrases and keywords in natural language.
IBM Watson combines a number of cognitive techniques to build and train a bot – defining intents and entities and crafting dialog to simulate conversation.
Criminal "associations of malefactors" were defined by intent rather than by action, and all acts of anarchist propaganda were banned.Similarly, in Britain soon after last month's bombings, the prime minister, Tony Blair, announced that "condoning or glorifying terrorism" anywhere, not just in the United Kingdom, would become a crime.
We also defined curative-intent resections as no gross disease remaining (i.e., negative margins [R0] or microscopic positive margins [R1]), thus excluding macroscopic involvement (R2) resections [ 6].
