The code to do this is alarmingly simple: Extract intent from a tweet (which is a well-studied problem, Bing and Google do it every time you type a search string), find accounts that would happily resolve said intent, and tweet that intent in their general direction.
FAST, they say, amounts to a forced medical examination, and hostile-intent systems in general smack of the "pre-crime" technology featured in Philip K. Dick's short story "The Minority Report" and the film based on it.
Only 0.8% indicated an intent to specialize in general medicine, a very small number compared with those intending to specialize in other disciplines: internal medicine (14.6%), general surgery (8.9%), pediatrics (7.5%), OB/GYN (4.9%); surgical subspecialty (34.3%), medical subspecialty (24.9%), and other (3%) [ 19].
It is a more public piece: sometimes mock-heroic, often bitonal and in general intent on offending conservative sensibilities.
During her announcement speech and at a less formal event on Sunday night at the National Cattle Congress, Ms Bachmann sang the glories of Waterloo in particular and Iowa in general, intent on exploiting her roots to the fullest.
You also need to rethink the basics of how a user exercises intent with smart devices in general.
The decision also came only days after Democrats in Congress had proposed a resolution that would have condemned the university for the ban and for statements that Bob Jones leaders have made about Roman Catholicism, which have been interpreted as attacks on Catholics in general (an intent that the university has denied).
In general, the intent is to enable future physician-scientists to complete their training as debt-free as possible.
Despite the fact that the circumstances, rationale and intent to harm by an assailant in general assaults differs substantially from those of law enforcement personnel, the severity of the injuries suffered by the patients in both groups are nearly identical, notwithstanding law enforcement training to minimize harm.
The view of metaphysics as essentially a science of the divine being, rather than of being in general, and the intent of underscoring its affinity, once assimilated with philosophical theology, with Islam, was also characteristic of al-Kindī's direct disciples and the "school" of authors inspired by his teaching or dependent on his same sources.
