Their point is that if an intention I has as sub-intentions both the intention J and the intention that the hearer recognize I, this will yield an infinitely long sequence: the intention that: J and the hearer recognize the intention that: J and the hearer recognize the intention that: J and …).
"The standard use of that sentence is to utter it intending (1) that the audience believe she brandished her clarinet like a tomahawk; (2) that the audience recognize the intention (1); and (3) that this recognition be part of the audience's reason for believing that she brandished her clarinet like a tomahawk.
So the first meaning of A's utterance is that Mr. X's command of English is excellent, since A intends his utterance to be interpreted by members of the committee as meaning that Mr. X's command of English is excellent, and he will be successful in this only if they recognize the intention itself.
As a fashion designer, Alexandre Herchcovitch believes that technology should be primarily utilized to create comfort for the wearer — but in such a way that the wearer might not recognize the intention behind it.
Discourse processing requires recognizing how the utterances of the discourse aggregate into segments, recognizing the intentions expressed in the discourse and the relationships among intentions, and tracking the discourse through the operation of the mechanisms associated with attentional state.
Still, the entire market community from regulators, to bankers, to investors–has a duty of its own to recognize the intentions of recent rulemaking: to clear out all the companies like HealthSouth so that investors can trust the market again.
Strawson's own solution was to add a fourth clause about the speaker's intention that the hearer recognize the third intention.
After applying the above considerations and establishing the equivalence relations in the histories of dialogues, the selection of the best U i is given by: To recognize the user intention, we assume that the exact values for the attributes provided by the user are not significant.
In recognizing the positive intentions in others, says Rick Hanson, we feel safer, more supported, and happier.
You could also ask others to recognize the good intentions in you.
