Designers' intent for the form, fit and function of products is expressed by design tolerances the conformance to which is the main objective of manufacturing processes.
"I came to the conclusion that there was intent, in the form of her lack of action".
In the military, commanders communicate their intent in the form of a purpose, key tasks, and an end state.
But flirty -- celebrated in Oscar Hammerstein II's lyric "I Enjoy Being a Girl," along with girly -- in its sense of "coquettish; playing at making love without serious intent," was, in the form of flirting, used by the actor David Garrick in his prologue to Richard Sheridan's 1777 "School for Scandal".
You can answer in the form of lampooning the intent of the donors ("Build a moat on the U.S./Mexican border, and fill it with alligators"), or perhaps suggest something that would make the donor's heads simultaneously explode ("give it to La Raza").
They hoisted the long blue mattress high, like pallbearers with a coffin, for a few hours one beautiful autumn morning at Columbia, giggling and chatting like young women anywhere, but also ferociously intent on solidarity in the form of transporting this symbol of conflict up stairs and along walkways.
The text can encourage a composer to expand a choral symphony past the normal bounds of the symphonic genre, as with Berlioz for his Roméo et Juliette, yet stay within the basic structural or aesthetic intent of symphonic form.
"We have strong intent for purchase in the form of missions from consumers," says Atik. "We can connect that purchase intent from the buyers with the sellers in a more efficient way than other marketplaces," he states.
"If you're going to put this rule in, the intent of the rule is not to form a wedge," Westhoff said before the meeting.
Other contemporary numbers could easily have been as florid, but Mr. Makuakane retained the purity of the form and intent in choreography that clearly held tradition in esteem.
So, the question appears to be both about the absolute legality of the woods and the intent of the party who filled in the forms.
