| Typically, the intension states necessary and sufficient conditions, or conjunctions of properties, that must be present for an object to belong to the extension. |
| The intension of such files is not to update the population of units or the information about the units when changes occur. |
| Medieval theories of ratios and proportions and of the intension and remission of forms were applied to problems of motion. |
| The extension and intension of terms has been referred to in the previous chapter. |
| From this arises the distinctive terms known as the content, extension and intension of concepts, respectively. |
| This alarming fiction shows us the documentation methods and the intension of spyings in previous Eastern Germany. |
