The TOE has been presented as a hunch and granted not more than two unclearly written paragraphs in science textbooks.
A heavyset fellow in a business suit hunches over a book, presenting the bright dome of his bald head.
The present study followed an unexpected serendipitous hunch the researchers had after having completed the basic fieldwork.
They've had to make equations out of present misery and potential future happiness, and back their hunch that they have the right answer.
After walking through questions I was often met with answers that were presented with around 55% certainty – not nearly enough to blindly follow Hunch's guidance.
The early use of Moeen Ali, the hunch of throwing the ball to Joe Root, moving fielders to positions where catches were presented only one ball later.
Like the ocean-locked ship or the medieval monastery, it presents the novelist with the kind of closed system that is ideal for testing hunches about the workings of human hearts.
As Lee wrote in 1952, "far too often the investigator 'has a hunch,' and looks for and finds only the evidence to support it, disregarding any other evidence that may be present".
So, on a hunch, Mogil and colleagues recrunched the data, this time controlling for whether a male or a female experimenter was present.
