While Collins and Ferguson did not write with the intention of informing the design of actual digital games (they used the term 'game' as a metaphor), disciplinarily integrated games can be framed as building on the ideas of Collins and colleagues by structuring digital game play around epistemic games of designing and manipulating formal disciplinary representations (epistemic forms).
These attitudes inform our intentions to act, and, according to TPB, the strength of our attitudes determines the likelihood that we will act on our intentions (Ajzen 1991).
At the point of getting informed consent, students were informed of the intentions of the researcher to include, where it was deemed necessary direct quotes from their portfolios.
Without bothering to get permission from the War Department, or even informing it of his intentions, Polk occupied the city.
Hore added: "By informing us of his intentions at this early stage, it allows us to use this time to consider our next course of action and the options available to us as we plan for the future".
During my stint with Save the Children, a refugee boy had the courage to confront my good intentions by informing me that the aid simply wasn't working.
Epstein had promised Harry full editorial control, but then hired a female press officer in London to write a fashion column and a D.J. to write a gossip column, without informing Harry of his intentions, leaving Harry with no other option but to resign.
The word vijñapti is sometimes translated "informative" instead of "cognized" or "visible" or "manifest" because it is explained as "informing one about the intention" of a speaker or agent.
Scenarios developed in this way provide a future context for actors and organisations with the intention to informing management and decision in the smaller business [14].
Sarah found out about Abigail's marriage several months after it had occurred, and immediately went to see Anne – with the intention of informing her of the event.
