Prior research has developed this arguments from intuition; I advance this line of research by formalizing the required assumptions.
It's what at least one company calls "co-bots". The most successful companies will leverage advanced technology and human intuition in equal measure, built on a platform of trust.
Darwin described a tsunami as well, and, by intuition, understood its behavior: I suspect (but the subject is a very obscure one) that a wave, however produced, first draws the water from the shore, on which it is advancing.
As much as Cuban intuition and determination help advance the sport, cultural and social issues threaten its development.
"I had this intuition that we could advance if we went to penalties and that's what we did.
To be successful, you can't just rely on intuition, you must continue to advance your negotiation abilities.
In 1935, Morris Markey described tennis as "a rather sissy affair," and James Thurber centered a piece of fiction on a star women's player: Kitty Carraway, divining his intention just as, on the tennis courts, she always seemed to know in advance, by some intuition, where her opponent's shots were going to land, held him off with her strong right arm.
Science has often advanced in an uphill fight against common intuitions.
Even though that technology has now been advanced significantly, Philips and Matsushita were ahead in their intuition about what such a product should be able to do.
This is just as true if the interval is a standard confidence interval (based only on random sampling error) or an uncertainty quantification, and our practiced intuition will be useful until these methods are advanced.
Kasparov has said he alone would halt the advance of computers by creativity and intuition.
