It finds the author/lecturer overseeing unique intentions en masse on the web, which have been called one of the largest mind-over-matter trials ever undertaken.
To create a modern theater by understanding and incorporating in a practical way the art of ancient cultures is to operate under a unique set of intentions.
In 1998 we announced our intention to build a unique genome- sequencing facility, to determine the sequence of the human genome over a 3-year period.
Intentionalists argue that because they "carefully and intentionally orchestrated the procreational act, bringing together all the necessary components with the intention of creating a unique individual whom they intend to raise as their own" (Hill 1991, 359), the Khans should be regarded as the child's sole parents.
While such grand theatrical devices might be reminiscent of other cities across the Soviet bloc, from Moscow to Minsk, Pyongyang is a unique specimen in that the original intentions remain intact.
But every fool on this list can rest assured that despite their worst intentions, they made a unique contribution towards helping the best man win in 2008.
Similarly, intention itself is comprised of several discrete layers, each having a unique relationship to consciousness; there are high-, medium-, and low-level intentions: "A hierarchy is formed by these three levels of intention that give us a relation between the means and ends" [12].
For the content of these intentions is open-ended in a unique way.
He's always had his intention in this content and yet he has a unique signature to his visual storytelling.
Victoria Morgan, the troupe's artistic director, said her intention in working with Mr. Veggetti was to create a "unique" identity for her company.
It reflects a unique psychological dimension around which individuals organize their lives, goals, values and intentions.
