Sentence examples similar to with the intention of technically explaining from inspiring English sources

Farley and Murphy (1997) studied sockeye salmon stocks in Alaska and northern British Columbia with the intention of explaining the trending behavior of the sockeye salmon catch.

The model was also formulated with the intention of reproducing and explaining the observed cell-to-cell variability.

"Unfortunately, most legislation in the Arab world is done with the intention of control rather than regulation" explained Abdulla of the law's severity.

When they were conjuring Alter into existence, Boi Boy and Hubbard chose the name for their project "with the intention of altering people's perceptions," they explain.

"It was designed with the intention of making you feel small and insignificant," McKay explains.

These implications make sense if intention is a species of desire that interacts with means-end belief when one does A with the intention of doing B. They are more difficult to explain if intention-with-which is the basic material from which intention and intentional action are built.

"At the beginning of the election campaign we attended rallies with the intention of selling our pictures to newspapers," Santese and Valli explained via email.

So, if you're posting on social media with the intention of building your social media audience, that technically counts as community management.

Coach Lawson Robertson denied this, explaining the change was made with the intention of obtaining the best combination.

The first is that doing A intentionally is doing it with some further intention, or doing something with the intention of thereby doing A. The second is that both phenomena are to be explained in terms of intention as a mental state.

Its director Sophie Howarth explains that the menus are designed with the intention of discovering 'how we can have a more interesting conversation'.