When he makes a claim like "We want calculable risk; we're stuck with random uncertainty," it seems his intent is to sound like Robin Leach.
After this synchronized opening, Mr. Flomin spreads his brightly dressed dancers into tableaus and clusters all over the stage, keeping them moving with staccato, precise intent, often letting random dancers stay still before they unpredictably rejoin the group.
"It was less of a pivot and more of a restart," Chasen said, on why he decided to dump the team's original intent of making random barcode scanning a ubiquitous behavior in order to focus on the more promising Turntable.
The authors of these two studies 13, 14 demonstrated the potential of such training equipment to improve balance ability; however, balance training that involves an unstable base plate has the potential to provide random rotation according to the intent of the user.
The intent of basic randomization is to provide individual random values.
In fact, the quiz-makers seem intent on being as random (not to mention inanely cute) as possible.
In other words, someone called a random sample of voters with the intent to "elicit answers," or more specifically reactions, to negative messages that the Clinton campaign or an allied group considered airing in California.
A computer-generated random sample of 230 patients treated with curative intent (or in which intent of treatment was missing) was drawn to determine the degree of agreement between information in medical records and in the DNLR.
All analyses assumed data were missing at random and were performed under the intent-to-treat principle, analyzing participants according to their original group assignments regardless of adherence.
Methods for scheduling forest management activities in a spatial pattern (dispersed, clumped, random, and regular) are presented, with the intent to examine the effects of placement of activities on resulting simulated wildfire behavior.
