Sentence examples for e intending from inspiring English sources

It might be the case neither that one ought not to intend to E, nor that one ought to intend to E; intending to E might be merely permitted.

One clear inconsistency with preconceived plan performance was seen with plan E; intended as the natural water level regime with the greatest environment benefits.

e Intended 30 – 70% but limitations due to population extinction.

Tier 1 incorporates existing knowledge including a) any animal studies, b) in vitro studies (cell and tissue cultures methods, conventional and novel end points such as "omics"), c) exposure information, d) epidemiology information, e) intended use, and f ) chemical structure and any relevant physicochemical data.

Effective dose (E) is intended to be proportional to the risk of radiation-induced cancer.

From these admissions we selected all hospitalization that were code as drug-related (ICD-9-CM codes E), but intended forms of overdoses, errors in administration and therapeutics failure were excluded.

Suppose that one ought to have the means-end belief and one ought (to intend to E and to intend to M).

Bratman (1987, Ch. 3) argues that these advantages are best secured if our intentions are consistent with one another and with our beliefs, and if they conform to principles of means-end coherence for instance, that when we intend E and believe that intending M is necessary to achieve E, we also intend M.

Nicholas D. Kristof, a Times Op-Ed columnist, intends to be more stand-up.

Each attack began, as is often the case, with an e-mail intended to lure victims into opening an attachment.

The Arpa-E project intends to speed up that process of identifying the physical characteristics of plants and their growth potential.