This type of problem is called a noncooperative game, which means the two prisoners cannot convey intentions to each other.
Participants viewed six silent animations featuring two triangles interacting in such a way as to convey intentions toward the other character's mental state (coaxing, mocking, seducing, surprising; ToM animations) or physical state (leading, fighting; "goal-directed" animations).
She suggests changing the language from, "Can I pick your brain?" to the more friendly, "I would like your advice". People respond more positively to that phrasing because it conveys intention; that you're approaching a certain person for very particular reasons.
"As a form of nonverbal communication, attire and grooming convey intention.
For instance, a coverb may take the dative case to convey intention, or purpose, as in: :liri-ma-gu :swim :'for swimming'.
Now I see it's as much about conveying mood, intention, purpose, joy.
Bodily expressions (other than those from the face), especially, the hand gestures (both intentional and unintentional) are difficult to be examined for spontaneous emotional analysis, though, they are considered important cues in conveying users' intentions or affect [9, 11].
Judging by a private video, he conducts capably with a supple technique, rarely making eye contact with the players but conveying his intentions clearly enough with a precise and expressive beat.
The directive conveys a norm or, more precisely, conveys the institution's intention to create, by the act of conveying the intention, a norm (a standard that permits or mandates some action) with the same content.
Ms. Penn said it was less about the words than conveying the intention.
The central bank is expected to leave its key short-term interest rate unchanged Wednesday and to emphasize its new watchword — "patient"— in conveying its intention to leave interest rates alone for the foreseeable future.
