Each of these precepts is representative of a classical interpretation of intentions in which cognitive states constantly "evolve" into hierarchical forms based on the demands of the environment.
Readers with strong philosophical interests may be especially concerned about evolutionary interpretations of intention, agency, or free will (at the psychological level).
While a plant cannot have a conscious intention to attract a pollinator to its flowers, neurobiological evidence is consistent with the interpretation of aesthetic intention in singing male songbirds.
We will leave the details of term definition, proper models of risk compliance, and interpretation of legislative intention to federal bureaucracies staffed by humans no more prepared to manage or comprehend this complexity than the financial institutions.
Second, in some cases, determining the manner of death (i.e., suicide, accident, undetermined/open verdict, or natural death) requires subjective interpretation of the intention of the deceased.
Changes in ambulance service policies resulted in high non-compliance rates and difficulty continuing recruitment to the planned sample size in this study making interpretation of the intention-to-treat analyses problematic.
Interpretations of the intention and conduct of Operation Epsom differ widely but there is general agreement concerning its effect on the balance of forces in Normandy.
I'm willing to accept that there's a real question mark over my interpretation of ISIS's intention to deter potential foes with these videos.
Mr. Berger's interpretation of the framers' intentions thrilled liberals when he castigated President Richard M. Nixon's assertions of executive privilege in an effort to keep information from Congress in the Watergate case and appalled them when he wrote that the Supreme Court had overstepped its authority in ordering the racial desegregation of the public schools.
Historical explanation depends on both causal-structural reasoning and interpretation of actions and intentions; so it is both causal and hermeneutic.
