Sentence examples for another intuition from inspiring English sources

But the seediness and the pathos of the sexting are embarrassing, as Barack Obama put it when he weighed in yesterday.And the parent test points to another intuition: voters think elected officials should be held to a relatively high standard of behaviour, as indeed should parents, teachers, coaches, and other people who volunteer themselves for positions of moral authority.

Another intuition is that, every vehicle has its own trajectory and if two vehicles have similar trajectories, they will go to the same area in next time unit with a high probability.

The concept came from one of Boxleiter's unfinished projects and another Intuition member's drawing of a stegosaurus with a jetpack.

Through Smith's intuition, another outsider, Pollard, is hired as jockey and - reflecting America under Roosevelt and the New Deal - they try to turn around an animal that was born to be a champion.

Following another tool of intuition and analyzing the generated functions associated to (P_{lambda}) and (M_{lambda}) we can suggest that bigl(P_{lambda}(a,b) bigr)^{-1}= frac{1}{b-a} int_{1}^{a/b}frac {t^{lambda-1}}{ 1-lambda t+lambda},dt (10.1) is a weighted P-mean.

Science, like intuition, she said, is "another arrow in our quiver".

Jason comes from a beloved, clichéd fiction-writers' milieu in which prep school kids know all about one another by inference and intuition.

To achieve this estimation of the unknown parameters in a traditional way, a severely non-linear problem should be solved [5], but the Prony's intuition allows another approach to be used, i.e., the initial problem is divided into two systems of linear equations, which can be solved easily.

While this sounds like a bad news story, it's really just another victory for women's intuition.

On other occasions, he employs the term "intellectual intuition" in yet another sense: namely, to designate our direct, practical awareness within everyday life of our moral obligations (categorical imperative qua "real intellectual intuition").

Another major reason why the above intuition can fail is that phenotypic changes may or may not be adaptive.