King and Koehler tested their theory, that the public already hold intuitive ideas about handwriting before being exposed to graphology theories, by asking undergraduates to inspect handwriting samples and compare them with personality profiles obtained from the writers.
This deeply held intuitive conviction holds, as Darwin did, that all evolution involves groups arising out of groups, and that every organism should belong to (at least) one of those groups.
While many individuals are complacent living in lo-fi, unaware of the depths their music holds, some intuitive listeners yearn for something better.
Furthermore, LGR5 holds the intuitive advantage of being involved in the WNT signaling pathway; LGR5, a known marker of certain adult stem cells, forms a complex with Frizzled/LRP and acts to potentiate the WNT signal [ 42].
Ultimately, Leibniz holds that human beings have intuitive knowledge only of primary notions and propositions, whereas God, of course, has intuitive knowledge of all things.
Unlike Duns Scotus, Ockham did not require the object of intuitive knowledge to exist; nor did he hold that intuitive knowledge must be caused by its object.
The remote is easy to hold, with intuitive keys.
"I still hold an intuitive horror about the whole thing," he told me.
On the assumption that meaningful use of expressions indeed is a case of rule-following, an assumption quite clearly implicit in Ginsborg's writings, this would of course also hold for intuitive judgments of appropriateness regarding the use of these expressions.
Similar to judgments of sexual orientation, there are other groups for whom individuals hold an intuitive sense of their ability to extract relevant information from nonverbal cues.
