In discovering the materials world one can make choices, have visions and dreams, and realize intentions.
Prospective memory (PM) denotes the function to realize intentions after a delay while being immersed in distracting ongoing (OG) activity.
The aMCI group performed worse than controls even though they remembered the instructions, suggesting aMCI subjects failed to realize the intention despite normal declarative memory of the intention itself.
The ordering of the collective human will to the goal of realizing its intellectual potential requires universal peace [1.4], and this in turn requires a single ordering power through whose authority humanity may achieve unity and so realize the intention and likeness of God [1.8].
If one Pope introduced annulment as a response to the challenges facing Catholics in his times, why shouldn't another pope seek for new approaches to better serve the needs of Catholics in order to realize the intention of the Lord Jesus in instituting these sacraments?
Now I realize that intentions do shape consequences.
Just as Ashbery, or any poet, inevitably fails to realize his intentions, so too his reader — or any reader, reading any poem — will always inevitably fail to comprehend his meaning entirely.
"Rochdale Village: Robert Moses, 6,000 Families and New York City's Great Experiment in Integrated Housing Cornell University Pressss, $35), by Peter Eisenstadt, is an object lesson in the struggle to realize good intentions and then sustain them.
Where Bernstein hears Gould instead of Bach, he himself attempts, now as a teacher and formerly as a performer, to realize the intentions of the composer as he perceived them.
Just as Ashbery, or any poet, inevitably fails to realize his intentions, so too his reader or any reader, reading any poem will always inevitably fail to comprehend his meaning entirely.
Such websites are a special communicative sphere which uses modern technology to realize folklore intentions.
