Several of his peers questioned his intentions, assuming he was playing office politics when he failed to reach out to them on key issues.
400 participants are needed for 80% power to detect a small effect (d =.3) of the informed choice invitation on knowledge, attitudes and intentions (assuming an alpha of.05 and a two-sided test).
Hi - the question of intention assumes, well, intention.
When A and B go to the Taj Mahal together, Searle's account has it that each of them has the thought "We are going to the Taj Mahal" in his head; and this is what makes theirs a joint action, since each derives his contributory or participatory intention from his collective intention, assuming that the respective other will perform his contribution (cf. Searle 2010: 52 53).
Their good intentions, they assumed, would be reform enough.
Executives are sharing jets and neighbors are renting out Cuisinarts and driveways; good intentions are assumed.
The intention, Wallace assumed, was to "come in with dossiers slagging various women and me".
However, a necessary note is that InChI, by intention, is assumed to have only a single software implementation, the reference implementation provided by IUPAC and InChI Trust (as concerns both the stand-alone executable inchi-1 and the API library, libinchi).
Research investigating the relationships among beliefs, desires, and intentions (BDI) assumes that these systems project inherently desired states (and that the nature of these desired states does not change with the environment) [16].
By contrast, the bootstrapping that tort law refuses is of the essence of contract and underwritten by the fact that contractual promisors, in contrast to those who make representations for purposes of tort law, intend not just to convey information but rather, directly though the self-same intentions, to assume obligations.
