Comparing the bloodiness of Westworld to that of Game of Thrones, in essence, is like holding the intent behind the Stanford Prison Experiment admittedly an ethically questionable project up against the intent of the soldiers who committed atrocities at Abu Ghraib.
But the link is weak in determining from behavior whether someone is lying, the report said, and "nonexistent" for determining "when individuals hold terrorist intent and beliefs".
Instead we will have Ford back, centre-screen, peering through a magnifying glass and hoping to get the better of anyone who holds nefarious intent for whatever long-buried treasure.
"If we continually stifle and restrict our youth … it would create a dangerous void that will only be filled by those who do hold nefarious intent to harm our society," she said.
To effectuate the comparative case study analysis, a face-to-face team meeting was held with the intent to collaboratively and thematically analyze the data (i.e., key informant transcripts, grey literature syntheses, and finalized HPC evolution timelines), compiled across the seven case studies.
In this passage, Angell describes the escalating tension of the late innings of the scoreless game, in which Darling was pitching a no-hitter: The two pitchers held us — each as intent and calm and purposeful as the other.
This being tango, I would at times find myself holding a partner intent on incessant wiggling, feet and legs kicking in all directions.
Unable to find a "readily available narrowing interpretation" of the crucial terms in light of Congress's manifested intent, the Court of Appeals held the section unconstitutional.
The name "milkround" comes from the expression for a job fair, or interviews held on campus by companies intent on recruiting university graduates early.
The dog attacks and bulldozing over the weekend were an attempt to force a violent confrontation, but the protestors held fast to their peaceful intent in spite of extreme psychological and physical duress.
