Philosophy cum conceptual analysis and intuition-pumping should be abandoned in favor of empirical science; philosophy is simply the more abstract and reflective part of empirical science and lays claim to no distinctive methods or body of knowledge.
How might Replacement Naturalism in legal philosophy, motivated by these Quinean doubts about conceptual analysis and intuitions, proceed?
That course, later taught by the Hungarian all-around avant-gardist László Moholy-Nand and the former Bauhaus student Josef Albers, gave the school its lasting character of setting practical enterprise in the thin air of abstract analysis and ineffable intuition.
In fact, believing that subjective analysis and "artistic" intuition can no longer resolve the complex design problems posed by the ever-metastisizing global city, the architects sometimes use a home-built software program called Functionmixer.
In Section 3, through the mathematical analysis and generalized intuitions, we study the end-to-end delay performance of conventional and buffer-aided relaying systems.
The reconstructors were dedicated and meticulous in their research and analysis but used feeling and intuition, too.
Decisions of all kinds, they say, will increasingly be made on the basis of data and analysis rather than experience and intuition — more science and less gut feel.
In theory, Big Data could improve decision-making in fields from business to medicine, allowing decisions to be based increasingly on data and analysis rather than intuition and experience.
In business, economics and other fields, Professor Brynjolfsson says, decisions will increasingly be based on data and analysis rather than on experience and intuition.
This preserves the use of human intelligence and intuition for analysis instead of observation of behavior.
Many designs are still based on past experience and intuition, rather than on thorough analysis and experimentation.
