The phrase "at intuition" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It is not commonly used and may confuse readers, as it lacks context and clarity.
Example: "He acted at intuition, trusting his gut feeling to guide his decisions."
Alternatives: "by instinct" or "based on intuition".
At Intuition, variations on the top-and-tights style have fueled a demand for densely knit leggings.
They looked at intuition and informal proof for a conjecture on properties of the lengths of sides of all triangles.
Women are good at intuition and men are bad at it.
At Intuition, they worked on games such as Dinowaurs, Gray, Fig. 8, and Lifecraft and participated in at least six game jams.
At Intuition, they worked on games such as Dinowaurs, Gray, Fig. 8, and Liferaft and participated in at least six game jams.
The couple sought the services of genius photographer Janine Truelove at Intuition Photography, a friend of the couple who shared their vision for the shoot and helped them create the magic through her incredible work.
Ferguson, a British historian who teaches at Harvard, pinpoints the moment he arrived at his intuition that the reign of the West was, after five hundred years, being supplanted by that of China: it was two years ago, during a concert of music by the Chinese composer Angel Lam, at Carnegie Hall.
"What I'm good at is intuition," she says.
You let doctors do the things that humans are good at: coaching, intuition, empathy, and helping patients make decisions".
And let us start by taking a closer look at the intuition according to which a whole cannot be decomposed into a single proper part.
Deciding where system setpoints should be for systems that go beyond simple air based cooling is difficult to arrive at through intuition and current metrics, as the inclusion and modulation of other thermal comfort variables such as air velocity, skin temperature, skin wettedness and metabolic rate are not entirely independent variables.
