We undertook ionosphere corrections for each baseline before considering the DD of the satellite observables with the intention of reducing the ionospheric delay errors further.
The term was originally introduced in 1978 by Premack and Woodruff (1978) in an article that discussed the ability of chimpanzees to infer mental states that are not directly observable (for example, intentions, knowledge or beliefs) and that can serve to predict the behavior of others.
This theory also anticipates behavioural intention and observable use behaviour may be influenced by four moderators including gender, age, experience and voluntariness of use [ 23].
You cannot easily tease apart the cure from the cure giver; medicine is an amalgam of hopes, intentions and observable results.
There is often a sizeable discrepancy between peoples' self-reported knowledge, values, attitudes and intentions, and their observable behaviour examples include the well-known 'knowledge-action gap' and 'value-action gap'.
The last trajectory comprises any planning and action based on the intention and ends in observable help-seeking.
Human mind attributes, such as beliefs, desires and intentions, are not directly observable.
They infer the intention of assailants from their observable actions.
Their key insight is that many characteristics observable at firm founding are predictive of the intention to grow.
In the absence of objective measures of change (e.g., observable behaviours), subjective measures (e.g., one's intention to perform a behaviour), such as those derived from social cognition theories, have been used to assess changes in health-related behaviours of individuals and practice-related behaviours of providers [ 6, 7].
In a scientific point of view, SE is not a moralist's or utopian socialist's entity, but it seeks social impact and if it has such an intention, it should be empirically and socially tangible and observable, that is, each SE component and claim must be verifiable; otherwise it is cognitively meaningless.
