B2 SPORTS D1-8 SCIENCE TIMES F1-12 A Dolphin, on Reflection Two unrelated studies report that dolphins can recognize themselves in mirrors and interpret the intentions of others, in this case, humans.
Thus, it may be very difficult to interpret the intentions that underlie the seemingly strategic behaviour of complex organizations, making interactions with these bodies less predictable and, in some spheres, such as international conflict, consequently more dangerous.
In chat messages, for instance, users look for the speed of response to interpret the intentions of the sender.
"Making these two services generally available on Azure simultaneously extends the capabilities of developers to build custom models that can naturally interpret the intentions of people conversing with bots," Lili Cheng, corporate vice president at the Microsoft AI and Research division wrote in a company blog post on the announcement.
One of the most challenging communication tasks—sometimes even with language is interpreting the intention of others.
Or, the intention motivating a message at one level may be completely misunderstood by others who are interpreting the intention through a different lens.
10 The introduction of ambiguous terminology into an intention to treat analysis can be misleading and may encourage investigators to inappropriately exclude participants after arbitrarily interpreting the intention to treat principle.
Other commentators reject the argument that acceding to an elective request for death by discontinuing destination therapy is 'allowing a patient to die' because of serious flaws in interpreting the intention, causation, and moral responsibility of the ensuing death.
We interpreted the intention of her WTD to be based on three wider meanings: to let death put an end to severe suffering: see quote in the text under meaning 2; to end a situation that is seen as an unreasonable demand (meaning 3): "It is hard this fate it is cruel, I can tell you"; to preserve self-determination in the last moments of life (meaning 5): "I am glad to be still so clear in my head.
That will apparently depend, in turn, on what criteria are applied to interpreting the intentions of voters whose ballots have been disputed.
