It just takes "discipline, inner strength and intentionality," he said.
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Iteration was a more effective driver of quality than intentionality.
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The word I heard most was "intentionality" — especially about community.
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"It reflects the intentionality of the destruction," Mr. Armstrong said.
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A source of "intentionality," as the philosopher Edmund Husserl wrote.
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Intentionality ultimately leads to more efficient ad spend and higher conversions.
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As you say, intentionality is very, very difficult to parse now.
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So I do notice the intentionality being a little bit amiss.
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It requires some small measure of intentionality — more than a phone, anyway.
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It is an exercise that consistently demands a revolutionary sort of intentionality.
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Todd advises that we attempt to rebuild a connection with explicit intentionality.
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"It's the intentionality that's hopefully going to make a change," she said.
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In regards to the Coachella debacle, Perkins feels that intentionality isn't the issue.
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"The liability would go back as far as the intentionality goes," he said.
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The project embodied one of Neery's gifts: bringing people together with deep intentionality.
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There was a lot behind that, I think, and a lot more intentionality.
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It's an intentionality and a willingness to keep trying, keep walking that line.
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For example, Judaism places a strong emphasis on intentionality, something machines don't possess.
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First, the criterion of intentionality discourages self-reflection in those who aren't apex predators.
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"The amount of intentionality you have to bring to it is big," she says.
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She noted it was Ozzy's intentionality in bettering himself that helped her find love again.
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The result is a 35-minute album full to the brim with elegance and intentionality.
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But I think we can safely bet on Kanye's intentionality and faculties being in tact.
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At the same time, however, reliance on the criterion of intentionality has some unintended consequences.
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Regardless, the real problem isn't the inscrutability of the rules but the vagueness of intentionality.
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They take intentionality: a deliberate focus to look for what's right and call it out.
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I have learned how to listen, and I have developed a criticality, and therefore intentionality.
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That, too, is another plank of her activism, one she is approaching with characteristic intentionality.
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Millionaires take personal responsibility, practice intentionality, are goal-oriented, and work hard, according to Hogan.
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Unfortunately, the answer Facebook has provided for how to increase that "intentionality" seems less scientifically rigorous.
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Speed may get you to market first, but intentionality in design and approach drives lasting power.
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Nowhere in anything we know about Ross' erroneous reporting is there even a whiff of intentionality.
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But the crux of the problem that Harvard's Solar Geoengineering Research Program wrestles with is intentionality.
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Intentionality — knowing what you want, communicating it, and adjusting course as needed — helps ensure that it is.
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When it comes to making her private life public, Beyoncé does everything with intentionality and perfect execution.
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" She continues, "I was elected to bring criminal justice reform and that includes intentionality, consistency, and discretion.
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These incidental marks defy the notion that Piffaretti's process is about execution rather than chance, intuition, and intentionality.
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Still, watching the first two episodes of grown-ish, there were moments where I felt intentionality around race.
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Take his discussion of what he calls "intentionality", which he says is another crucial element of good soloing.
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With Legion, there's a strong sense of intentionality to the way the story and characters are presented visually.
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But from the point of the practitioner, you have to be a bit understated in terms of intentionality.
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This is a tough one, too; life is busy, and being available for people takes time and intentionality.
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However, if the behavior requires a high degree of intentionality, effort, or deliberation, it is not a habit.
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In terms of classification, and of course interventionist triaging, it makes good sense to use the criterion of intentionality.
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In a single composition, he attempts to immortalize the past, present, and future, and does so with profound intentionality.
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Also, I feel like it aligns with the intentionality of what people are trying to bring to the table.
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Yes. We assess people's actions in terms of intentionality and responsibility, but we don't assess "natural processes" that way.
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But from my perspective, there is none of the institutionalized racism, the intentionality, that underpinned apartheid in South Africa.
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It's going to make it very difficult to do the kind of assessments we need to do about their intentionality.
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You're doing the best you can, and with a little more intentionality, honesty, and strategy, you'll overcome this one too.
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Expectations versus realityOne defining feature that insulates companies like Apple is "the combination of intentionality and consistency," according to Sucher.
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These examples suggest that friendship needs three criteria for full realization: shared experience, loyalty and shared intentionality, or mental connection.
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So if you overlook an intelligence in your environment, if you fail to detect intentionality, that overlooking could kill you.
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Not all of these ownership positions reflect Uber's intentionality or came from a position of strength, for what it's worth.
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At Friday's hearing, the judge said he did not find that credible, particularly as an explanation for her lack of intentionality.
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Although there seems to be some intentionality around embracing diversity at tech companies, Bryant says, there haven't been any real results.
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"We want people to see that the Democratic leadership in the House of Representatives is, with some intentionality, very inclusive," Rep.
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What it does so well is bring an intentionality to every element, in its tightly-designed gauntlets and thoughtfully drawn characters.
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And intentionality is something that seasoned sex-party attendees are very, very good at, and something all sex-havers can emulate.
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The brutality and intentionality of Morgan's murder pierces our every day, and will continue to do so until we join her.
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None of this is inherently bad, but the bread crumbs Biggers leaves as clues to his degree of intentionality are subtle.
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It might look a little different than what the Green's imagined but as Johnson says it is steeped in its intentionality.
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But for certain readers, this work may be an impactful journey of intentionality, burbling with glorious moments of rootedness and sharing.
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This gendered knee-jerk critical stance that assumes less intentionality for works made by women is a phenomenon that persists today.
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But research shows that we get angrier when we explain someone's behavior by pointing to their incompetence, intentionality or poor character.
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Annie doesn't fit into any of these rubrics, because like Bart, but with more intentionality and daring, she simply must have things.
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Changing deeply held beliefs, perceptions, and even prejudices doesn't just take time but intentionality and willingness to learn from and about others.
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To commit violence is to deny a person what psychologists call their intentionality, their ability to make decisions about their own body.
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De La Soul's masterly début album, "3 Feet High and Rising" (1989), imbued hip-hop's sample-based aesthetic with a cheeky intentionality.
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But if you're doing something and you don't know why you're doing it, then it's good to reflect on the intentionality behind it.
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Our systems of moral judgment are predicated on the idea of intentionality: Did someone knowingly seek to cause harm, or was it an accident?
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Having my afternoons free of work meant I then had more headspace to tackle our spending habits and create more intentionality in our lives.
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I can be a sort of controlling, obsessive person, but I'm trying to let go, and figure out ways to live with less intentionality.
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But the intentionality in her delivery on the chorus is what makes the song sing: She's peppering her love with questions that demand an answer.
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It was a conclusion that endowed the Trump administration -- if not exactly Trump himself -- with far more intentionality than many observers are willing to cede.
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Our friends at Shine are making it happen with #ResolutionRealTalk, a new intentionality bot that helps us track, set, and celebrate our New Year's resolutions.
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But it requires intentionality and looking beyond just coastal, affluent cities to making fundamental changes in governing that will transform the current perceptions of City Hall.
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"There's been a dramatic shift in men's intentionality, from the craft beer and coffee they drink to the shirts they put on their backs," Advani says.
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It seems safe to assume there's no mistake in this corollary — the artist's ongoing series of interventions into institutional collections is entirely about context and intentionality.
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The Interpreter Within a foreign policy otherwise characterized by its haphazardness, the Trump administration has pursued one issue with single-minded intentionality: the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
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There is direction and intentionality, the records always feel plotted, but the gestures are slow—like you're walking through knee-deep snow to get to your destination.
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With future dystopias, since everything has to be deliberately chosen to be there, the question of intentionality does come up, more than with another type of movie.
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"Trans people have an intentionality to their gender that a lot of cis people don't," Adam's writer Ariel Schrag, a 39-year-old cisgender lesbian, told me.
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The reality is to fix these things, to create a better pipeline, to fix your board, these things require intentionality, slowing down and actually taking your time.
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You're like, "Wow, how do we all fix our biases?" but like one below that is the pragmatism of like, "Okay, guys," it takes intentionality and time.
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Under the federal espionage statute, a person can be charged with a felony by intentionally mishandling classified information -- and the FBI did not find intentionality on Clinton's part.
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Stacking the Deck with Digital Tools Focusing on intentionality obscures the collective damage everyday people can do when they use social media in socially and technologically-prescribed ways.
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Beyond the overreaction, what baffles me is whether Trump did this in a fit of pique or whether there was some sort of intentionality or strategy behind it.
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But holding smaller meetings that allow for one-on-one conversations, away from news cameras, "shows intentionality and shows [Buttigieg] understands what his task is," Cobb-Hunter added.
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" In the official press release announcing The New Calm color palette, Le Creuset revealed that the "thoughtful assortment" of shades was "inspired by current trends toward clarity and intentionality.
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I felt blessed to witness fellow Indigenous people, with love and intentionality, carve out spaces for ourselves in a place that tries so hard to deny us that right.
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"What I really loved was the idea of intentionality, of the way people designed everything they designed," Mars said on the latest episode of Recode Media with Peter Kafka.
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Thankfully, some of our Black dads have completely curved this kind of parenting, and are showing up for the Black girls in their lives with depth and loving intentionality.
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"Yes, this may sound morbid, yet it is a sure-fire way for you to create some urgency and intentionality in how you live every day — including your career."
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In our deeply digital age, perhaps Ricketts has already found the secret to success: Photo taking, as important and necessary as it is, should be approached with moderation and intentionality.
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"Beyond the board, the C-suites, the top 15 employees are white, and that does not represent a random — it represents some lack of intentionality to be inclusive," Jackson said.
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"It's intuitive for us to project intentionality onto the world," said Baba Brinkman, a Canadian rapper who wrote an award-winning guide to evolution commissioned by Mark Pallen, a microbiologist.
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"This fire presents characteristics of evident intentionality," Mr. Sharp told the national television station, citing the fact that fire appeared to start in several places at around the same time.
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Art is a powerful medium, and because of the economic importance of it for so many, I've found it difficult to critique or have challenging conversations around our creative intentionality.
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But with a little bit of strategy, communication, and intentionality — and perhaps the help of a certified financial planner (CFP) — managing finances with a partner can be less painful, more productive.
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As to that binary exhibition title, Will and Weather describes the inscrutable mix of intentionality and chance that gives rise to artists' works, and, it could be added, to their careers.
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Those running open offices just "have to understand that control has to come with a greater degree of intentionality," given the vague but likely increased risk factors at play in their workplaces.
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The Charlotte-born poet mines each of those influences on Overgrown, using a laid-back approach but lacing each word with intentionality, whether she's rapping or leaning into her smoky singing voice.
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It is one facet of Facebook's answer to the question of, well, if intentionality is good, how do we get people to be more intentional about the time they spend on Facebook?
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"There is no evidence that plants require, and thus have evolved, energy-expensive mental faculties, such as consciousness, feelings, and intentionality, to survive or to reproduce," the authors write in the study.
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This can be reflected in our finances by reaching a level of intentionality with our money in which every single dollar we spend is a conscious choice rather than a thoughtless impulse.
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And so, at the more pragmatic level, we may all not be able to change our biases but then it takes intentionality and to set aside the time to do the basics.
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The insta-relationship that develops between them is as inauthentic and insulting as the central romance in Edgar Wright's Scott Pilgrim Vs. The World, without any of the sense of irony or intentionality.
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The entire mound—insects plus structure—is thus a living thing: a self-regulating physiological and cognitive system, with a sense of its own boundaries, a memory, and a kind of collective intentionality.
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Unlike James's fancy dribbling, Harden's memorable play did not have any questions as to its intentionality, though it did run afoul of armchair referees who declared it a push-off or a travel.
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If you approach your everyday life with a just in time mindset — applying the same thoughtfulness and intentionality that major companies apply to their production line — you&aposll likely find it emotionally freeing.
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And then it became very clear to me that what I really loved was the idea of the intentionality of the way people designed everything they designed, governments designed, you know, voting districts.
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The adolescent dismissiveness of that kid in the alley morphed into performative hypermasculinity in my teens — an intentionality with how I walked and talked and fixed my face and even kept my shoes untied.
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"You see all of these studies where they make a stick move around and people ascribe all sorts of intentionality to the stick's movement," says Kate Darling, a robot ethicist at the MIT Media Lab.
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"If you had a color palette, you would end up with a phone that looked pleasant and was not addictively rewarding, that had some intentionality, but of course nobody wants you to do that," he said.
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How to deactivate the Google Assistant support button For those who still want access to Google Assistant, but with a bit more intentionality, deactivating the support button can be a good alternative to turning it off completely.
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" In his short description of the project, he writes that, despite the chaotic nature of the medium, he was able to elevate his work to what he calls, a "level of intentionality through repetition, technique and invention.
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In this view, even traditionally "unhealthy" self-care activities are ultimately healthy because they give you what you need in the moment, and perhaps (though not necessarily) the fortitude to bring intentionality and verve to the future.
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Weinraub composed those last lines not as a confession of nostalgia, but as a way to work against it, and to point back to the viewer, thus moving away from pure voyeurism, back to the idea of intentionality.
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She also dives into the significance of using tools of design — intentionality, research, iteration, and collaboration — to help shape the internal structure and strategy of an organization — a concept she believes isn't used enough in the corporate world.
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Scrubbing out the swastikas and the rising suns (and Hitler from the original introductory cutscene) robs from the game's enemies some sense of intentionality, and I imagine that meets something of the spirit of the law in question.
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In cases of explicit abuse, bigotry, and manipulation, harm is almost always tethered to the criterion of intentionality: the idea that someone meant to hurt another person, meant to sow chaos and confusion, meant to ruin someone's life.
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The control and intentionality isn't quite there yet, but the way he moves, and how seamlessly he transitions from one end of the motor spectrum to the other, implies that he could someday have full command of both.
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It felt like an Apple design moment; every piece of plastic and "pull here" tab was carefully placed, with the intentionality that Apple usually saves for its device packaging, but with a very Facebook-y twist on things.
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It is a well-proven finding in the science of robotics: add a bit of movement, language, and "smart" responses to a bundle of software and wires and humans see an intentionality and sentience that simply isn't there.
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TW: The one thing that ... One of many things that I'm going to do is set an unambiguous tone at the top of intentionality in bringing women into every single significant decision that we make at that company. Right.
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"I saw in her speech an intentionality to speak to our communities -- to say, 'I'm here for you, and I plan to be a champion on the issues you care about,'" said Curry, the NAACP board member from Boston.
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Trump's history on racial issues -- both as president and as a private citizen -- shows some level of intentionality when it comes to using racially coded language and taking advantage of racial animus and stereotypes for his own political gain.
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Our online "friends" — whether it's Scuzzball or the Facebook friend you've never met — satisfy the intentionality criterion, because we communicate extensively with language and report to each other long-term goals, disappointments, beliefs and other facets of mental life.
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As the scholar Priscilla Wald writes in Contagious (2008), this stigmatisation 'is a form of isolating and containing a problem' as well as 'a means of restoring agency – which, as in the [rumours] of willful infectors, melts into intentionality'.
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As director Tanimura said to the LA Times on Khan's role, "casting a Muslim actress was non-negotiable," yet the same level of intentionality in casting decisions was not granted to Kuromiya and those who lived through the internment camps.
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According to briefings with Facebook representatives, the company did not rely on behavior change research or experts to determine, before shipping the product, that "visibility" into time spent and the three tools would be an effective way to increase intentionality.
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Aside from the blackened fissures erupting across some of the surfaces, which look as ancient as the moon, the drawings come across as fresh from the studio, with an urgency that consolidates current strains of thought on content and intentionality, materials and medium.
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In regard to what needs to be done, Heinel said that there's got to be "a lot more intentionality" when it comes to promoting gender diversity, as there's "micro-decisions that managers make every day" when it comes to hiring, promotions and salaries.
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That the leaders have a culpability and intentionality, a malice, but that I don't think ... Yes, sure, of course, there are some people who watch Fox News who are intending to be whipped up and hateful and furied and all of that.
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"From start to finish, over a period of what was at least several centuries, people were demonstrating a high degree of intentionality and planning and careful implementation of this idea that everybody should be buried together in this singular location," Dr. Hildebrand said.
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There are aspects of this that are very eye-roll, and there are aspects of this that I think are really great, that it is a thing where we give a certain intentionality to the choices that we make, assuming you have the budget and the time.
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What we're seeing now, as you suggest, are the fruits of decades of laserlike focus on the courts by one party, and a kind of laissez-faire attitude by the other — an asymmetry of intentionality, you might say, that's brought us to where we are today.
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Taking the show's subtitle, Thoughts Left Visible, at face value, such comparisons might be as vexing as they are illuminating, tipping the balance between intentionality and context on one side and ideation and facture on the other, but they would be worth the floor fight they'd incite.
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And if we agree that athletes are solely responsible for what they put in their bodies, PED use can't be considered an accident: it has an intentionality that puts it more in line with the groin shots, bites, eye gouging, and other fouls that bring disqualification to offenders.
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If killer robots are truly, as I argue, expressions of complex institutional arrangements of humans, and thus proxies for our own collective intentionality, then programmers, implementers and military decision makers alike need to rigorously examine their own relationships to these institutions, and the consequences of their engagement with them.
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Part of me wonders if it makes sense to be super pragmatic about art and our interactions with it: Maybe if I enjoy art made by AI, I should just learn to value my positive emotional response and try to divorce that from any presuppositions about the intentionality behind the art.
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But if an algorithm decides how the vehicle will react – if we know in advance what the vehicle will avoid, and what it will hit – that introduces an element of intentionality that may, in actual cases, serve to inflame a jury in a way that a normal "accident" might not.
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Brotherton chalks it up to biases "built into our brains," like the intentionality bias (tendency to ascribe motives where there are none) and our natural ability to detect patterns, a talent that doesn't always lead us in the right direction and can cause us to turn coincidences into something sinister.
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We've traditionally left them out of the politics, treated them as base voters, meaning they'll show up if we have an election, and not as persuasion voters, who need to have the same degree of intensity and intentionality in our campaigning as we give to majority voters, to white voters.
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Philanthropists employing political strategies "may not be new in any absolute sense," said Leslie Lenkowsky, senior counselor to the dean of the Lilly Family School of Philanthropy at Indiana University, "but these folks are doing it with a lot more intentionality, with a lot more money, and maybe with a more visible profile."
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Many of the drawings in the book aren't so visually different from what you might find scribbled in the stall of a dive bar bathroom, but even the most rudimentary have a curiosity and intentionality to them that reveals the hand of the artist, rather than the puerile shock value of less purposeful hands.
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I started thinking a lot about the world that my son was going to be born into and the intentionality and choices that we as parents are able to make on his behalf and how much of it we really had control over — that control was the real illusion — as far as documentation and sharing of his life.
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There seems to be intense hesitation on the part of major museums to engage in the necessary negotiations and I wanted to understand more about the roots of those concerns, and the ways in which it can be done with care and intentionality, because, in point of fact, we can and should do something about it.
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As a result, people seem willing to ascribe Death Stranding a higher level of intentionality; if a big-budget game has been polished to such a degree, we assume any bumpier aspects must be part of the overall vision (or at least, in the case of the perpetually klutzy Bethesda RPGs like Fallout and The Elder Scrolls, the "problems" are something we're willing to grit our teeth through in favor of the whole sprawling experience).
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" Fred Valentine, the artist and curator of his eponymous gallery in Ridgewood, offered another over-the-shoulder glance with a series of charcoal portraits from the late 1980s and early '90s in a solo show at Schema Projects; with their mix of classicism, collage, layering, and defacement, these powerful, haunting, deeply felt works hardly seemed 25 years old, demonstrating instead "an urgency that consolidates current strains of thought on content and intentionality, materials and medium.
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