Sentence examples for heuristic explanation from inspiring English sources

Here we provide an heuristic explanation of the convergence resulting from the appropriate selection of the step size (alpha).

We propose a heuristic explanation of our results, which is that the polarization is produced by circular dichroism in the material after the light has undergone its last scattering event.

The equilibrium state model concept can provide a heuristic explanation of the influence of the wave groups on the bulk beach profile response if their effective relative fall velocity is larger than that of monochromatic waves with the same incident energy flux.

We propose a picture that may provide a heuristic explanation for these observations.

The hypothesis presented here provides a heuristic explanation for the neurodevelopmental and genetic findings in schizophrenia.

A heuristic explanation for this finding is that multiple estimates can better estimate the distribution of effects assumed under a random effects model.

In the absence of a rigorous theory, descriptive statistical models and simplified analytic models like those developed here can assess the strengths or weaknesses of heuristic explanations and may be of value in making predictions of invasiveness.

This is even true of Wimsatt's (1976a) account of heuristics, which stress heuristics for explanation.

To the best of my knowledge, identifications of agents based on context- specific heuristics and explanations have not been studied systematically in the psychological and brain sciences.

Similarly to the psycho-historical theory of artefact appreciation (Bullot and Reber 2013a: p. 132, b: p. 169), the psycho-historical theory also suggests a hypothesis about historical feelings in agent-identification based on heuristics and explanations.

Heuristic-based identification is distinct from inferences to the best explanation because heuristics depend on the matching of a limited pool of criteria or rules rather than on insights provided by causal explanations or theories of the target's intrinsic mechanisms.