Finally, it is not at all unusual for some theorists to hold that experiences have two aspects, i.e., non-intentional and intentional characteristics, and/or conceptual and non-conceptual aspects, and that 'looks yellow', say, can be used, on different occasions to refer to these different aspects.
At the other end of the spectrum, however, some novices exclusively identified literal or concrete item features (categories such as flying vs. nonflying, plants vs. animals, behavioral traits vs. physical traits) and employed teleological and intentional models characteristic of young children (see below).
All-girls schools are intentional about creating the characteristics that girls will need to be leaders in a world that doubts the value of female leadership: courage, confidence, grit and humor.
Passive systems include building construction-thermal mass effects, incidental thermal mass effects, intentional thermal mass effects, characteristics and performance of thermal storage walls, building shape and orientation, insulation, windows, sunspaces, overhangs, and natural ventilation.
As a result, a set of hypotheses and corresponding measures are identified to study the effect of influential factors on occupants' energy use characteristics and intentional energy use behaviors.
There are many definitions of bullying, but substantial consistency among western researchers in identifying bullying as a subset of aggression, which usually involves the following core characteristics: (1) intentional harm, (2) repetition over time and (3) occurring in a relationship where there is an imbalance of power (Nansel & Overpeck, 2003; Olweus, 1999).
He defined a notion of a formal object of an intentional state as that characteristic that must belong to something if it is to be possible for the state to relate to it.
Thus, joint attention, imitation and intentional communication emerge as important characteristics to target in early intervention programs to optimise outcomes.
Another strategy is to describe processes in terms of human characteristics (anthropomorphisms) or intentional (teleological) behavior, such as explaining the action of antibodies as attacking an invader.
Each share her characteristic combination of intentional distance, what she describes as an "icy sensuality", and the aforementioned sense of melodically wraught warmth.
(2) Flexibility, such as the means/ends dissociation noted by Call and Tomasello to be characteristic of flexible, intentional gesturing by great apes.
