Demonstrating, Knowing How, and Intentional Action
Opportunities for Action in Information Technology. Demonstrating the Value of IT: Mission Impossible?
... Don’t waste time trying to calculate the return on IT spending across large chunks of the business (for example, an entire enterprise or business unit). The effort required to make such a calculation far exceeds the ...
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Variations in judgments of intentional action and moral evaluation across eight cultures
... of intentional action can be multi-directional, as our findings suggest, how can we predict what circumstances will increase or decrease blame attributions? Alicke, Davis, Buckingham, and Zell (2008) ...
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"Intentional Action and Side Effects in Ordinary Language"
... The squad was sent to the top of Thompson Hill. As expected, the soldiers were taken out of the enemy’s line of fire, and they thereby escaped getting killed. These subjects were then asked to determine how much ...
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Intending, knowing how, infinitives
... know how to do included play a musical instrument, cook a meal, swim, play chess, speak grammatically, write, ...know how to do them, others not, so that it can be a real question whether someone can do the ...
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Demonstrating Learning in Action in a Water and Energy Smart Specialisation Cluster
... such, how they structure, develop procedures and evolve an appropriate mind set will add a contingent dimension to the relationships illustrated in figure ...
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The Power of Pentaho and Hadoop in Action. Demonstrating MapReduce Performance at Scale
... The rapidly evolving Big Data ecosystem presents challenges regarding how to create data processing solutions that can adapt and scale efficiently. Pentaho delivers a time-tested, cost-effective data and analytics ...
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The good, the bad, and the uncertain : intentional action under normative uncertainty
... of action against the degree of outcome uncertainty that attaches to these alternative courses of action to determine what you have good reason to ...for action you might ...of action with the ...
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Knowing dance or knowing how to dance? Sources of expertise in aesthetic appreciation of human movement.
... Stimulating both EBA and ventral premotor cortex independently altered aesthetic preferences relative to baseline. Participants’ aesthetic judgements were more consistent with their baseline ratings when EBA was ...
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‘Knowing How’ in Slovene: Treading the Other Path
... 5. From ABILITY to MODALITY The subtypes of ABILITY listed in section 4 can be characterised by a specifi c set of features each, as summarised in table 5. Dispositions are ascribed as pro perties to a subject which does ...
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Variations in judgments of intentional action and moral evaluation across eight cultures
... should note that in Costa Rica, there is considerable influence and economic aid coming from a stable and highly Westernized central government in the form of agroforestry, commercial food production, schooling, medical ...
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Modeling human understanding of complex intentional action with a Bayesian nonparametric subgoal model
... model how humans infer subgoals from observations of complex action sequences using a nonparametric Bayesian model, which assumes that observed actions are generated by approxi- mately rational planning ...
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DEMONSTRATING THE SKILLS
... of how they feel about the ...written action plan and in-person presentation, your students should have provided all of the information requested by those whose approval is needed to move ...
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From Intentional Awareness to Environmental Action: The Relationship Between Mindfulness and Pro-Environmental Behaviors
... of intentional awareness- during which participants also paid attention to internal stimuli ...and how they responded to those ...between how academics, usually mostly from within the positivistic ...
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Business growth through intentional and non-intentional network processes
... When working with the first-order codes, we soon began to consider the concept of knowledge reservoirs as a theoretical lens for understanding and explaining practices. The knowledge network and the knowledge-based ...
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Intentional inhibition of human action
... 154 or source localisation. EEG processing was performed in EEGLAB (Delorme & Makeig, 2004). The onset of voluntary EMGs in the right FDI muscle associated with each keypress action was marked by a cursor. ...
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Building intentional action knowledge with one’s hands
... these action representations can undergo change as a function of observational ...means-end action representations may extend them to observed actions with a novel tool, and by so doing, enrich the ...
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Intentional Action in Folk Psychology: An Experimental Investigation
... the action ‘rape’ because that’s the only means they have available of expressing their ...the action was rape but also whether they thought the action was morally ...the action was definitely ...
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Keywords: Knowing what it is like, Knowing-wh, Knowing-how, Testimony, Transformative Experiences 1
... On the first approach, the phenomenal way condition is taken to be a context-invariant constraint on the truth-conditions of knowledge-WIL ascriptions. It might seem to follow that the pessimistic attitude ...
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Pubblicazione14.pdf Knowing how IP.pdf
... assumption; and (3) it may contradict and lead to the elimination of an existing assumption. Now, let us reconsider the question whether the answer “In no way!” is rel- evant to the question “How can one square ...
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How to Speak a Language without Knowing It
... Table 5 shows a few examples of the Chinglish generated by the hybrid training and decoding method, as well as the recognized English from the dictation and ASR tasks. 7 Conclusions[r] ...
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