Sentence examples for conceptual intentions from inspiring English sources

One could argue that Balet's book, despite its best conceptual intentions, is part of the ongoing dematerialisation she is drawing attention to.

But anybody taking Perloff's advice and reading Capital against the grain of its conceptual intentions would do well to have a small stack of other NYC books to hand: it might include Smith's memoir Just Kids, Elizabeth Hardwick's novel Sleepless Nights, Maeve Brennan's essays in The Long-Winded Lady.

The concept and understanding of the future constitute a topic in itself (instructive for example [16]), however not with a chronodiagnostic, but with a historical or definitional-conceptual intention.

"From a safari of taxidermy to humorous pop culture references, morbid guilty pleasures and an obsession with deconstruction, it's been a while since I've seen such a conceptual artistic intention so effectively materialize into a tangible, salable and utterly creative enterprise," says Elton John, who recently stopped by to view the studio.

Our theoretical framework included the constructs from three psychological models of behaviour that have been well validated in non-health professional populations: TPB [ 14], SCT [ 15], OLT [ 16] and the post-intention conceptual model of Implementation Intentions [ 24].

The exhibit highlighted Paglen as a conceptual artist with activist intentions.

This paper reviews work on all these tools, including their (individual) evaluations, setting the work within a uniform conceptual framework of goals, intentions and actions.

Walsh et al. tested a conceptual model of parents' intentions to reduce their child's fever by applying the theory of planned behaviour.

Based on two dimensions, innovation novelty and entrepreneurial growth intention, the conceptual framework develops a typology of new entrepreneurial firms' expected effect on future regional industrial development.

A second major purpose of the present study is to focus on entrepreneurs' self-construal as a potential moderator of the relationship between sex and gender identity and between gender identity and business growth intention (see conceptual model in Fig. 1).

The intention and conceptual nature are the same but the experience has been adapted to the new environment.