intentionally

Examples of intentional

intentional
Joint attention indicates that infants understand others as intentional agents, like themselves, whose attention to objects and events may be shared, followed, or directed.
That difference concerns the differing intentional structures of these practices.
The outcome measure used was the number of intentional sets sequenced correctly (maximum score was 3).
Early vocalizations are largely expressive, manual control develops more rapidly than intentional vocal articulation, and vocal and manual activity are linked.
The detection probability of intentional signals is assumed to be negligible or zero, and this article focused only on the unintentional signals.
Eating disorders and intentional insulin undertreatment in adolescent females with diabetes.
Such an unusual and prominent note is unlikely to be anything other than the result of an intentional scribal decision.
The content of a judgment is an intentional object based on norms internal to the act.
Comments are voluntary and intentional and can be communicated through behaviour or language.
Yet it is clear to me that my walking is voluntary, intentional, and my action.
Possessed-heart constructions therefore provide a resource whereby speakers may make relatively good inferences about others' intentional states, and provide relatively good evidence for their own.
This marking of intentional states via possessed-heart constructions also has important pragmatic consequences.
Accordingly, they develop a computational model of irony based on three types of ironic situations, which they call intentional, serendipitous, and competence irony.
In general, learning is characterised as a generalisation process that enables the learner to induce intentional knowledge (such as rules or concepts) from examples.
Although it is difficult now to distinguish between intentional marks and later random scratches, it does seem that the design was intended as meaningful.
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