Sentence examples for intuition I from inspiring English sources

But since the only candidates for such "pure intuitions" are space and time ("the mere form of appearances"), it follows that only spatial and temporal magnitudes can be exhibited in pure intuition, i.e., constructed.

However, most of the reported PGA geometries (e.g. slots, holes) have been determined based on the engineering intuition (i.e. trial and error) rather than in-depth phenomenological analysis.

In what follows we propose a simple model [12] that captures such intuition (i.e. a variation approximately proportional to the current rank), and whose rank diversity resembles the data presented here.

This work demonstrates that the effects of land cover on hydrologic response are not always consistent with standard hydrologic intuition (i.e. increasing forested land does not always reduce storm event discharge volumes) and that often other factors may be more important than basic land cover in controlling hydrologic response.

They were told not to use a dictionary, but to complete the task on the basis of their intuition (i.e., their knowledge of the words).

"I can't explain why — a mother's intuition, I guess — but I just knew".

Rather, each approach would take the mere fact that the principle is the content of an intuition or best explains the content of a set of particular intuitions (i.e., intuiteds) as sufficient for justified belief in that principle.

I cried in gratitude that I had followed my intuition and I knew I was in the right hands.

I can at least say this: if I'm being asked to pick between the science and my intuitions, I choose not to.

Clad as an extravagant fairy godmother, a woman lectured 70 or so eager disciples on the virtues of "taking simple instructions" from "The Source" -- not over-thinking things and listening to your intuitions, I take it.

"But I always knew I could lose, and I think I had this intuition that I would be killed on the battlefield.