Sentence examples for evolving intention from inspiring English sources

Regarding the first question, in my view a fruitful way to conceive of an evolving intention is by way of the well-known comparator model of motor control [Wolpert and Kowato 1998; Frith et al. 2000].

The results indicate that the degree of employees' experienced psychological ownership is negatively related to employees' intention to leave, and positively related to territorial behaviors; the more territorial behavior employees engaged in, the less turnover intention evolved.

The book buying cheapskate in me evolved from my intention to share my love of reading with our children.

The five lived together in two neighbouring riads in the medina with the original intention of creating an evolving exhibition as they made the work.

His biggest breakthrough had to do with the time line of the piece: the variations that were written last — including Nos. 1, 15, and 25 — tend to relate more closely to the original theme, hinting that Beethoven's intentions evolved.

Computer systems have been evolving from single monolithic systems built with a precise intention to solve a precise problem, to highly distributed systems of systems often assembled in ad-hoc ways.

The public has an amazing capacity for evolving new ways to challenge and thwart the best intentions of the processes.

Awareness however, does not automatically convert to intentions to prepare, nor do intentions necessarily evolve into actions (e.g. Boura [1998]; Paton et al. [2003]), a challenge that is universal (e.g. Kievik and Gutteling [2011]).

The plan today is to keep evolving the Digsby product "as its own entity," without any commercial intentions — for now at least.

I must admit that I enjoy the idea of a novel's intention being evolved through its pages as well as an interactive Web site; the entire process has an elegant weather of its own.

And government can play a helpful role in correcting current problems with our health system, restrictions that may have evolved out of good intention but have failed.