Sentence examples for intuition and knowledge from inspiring English sources

Like all good trekking operators, Ms. Shea and her guides, like Noel, have the intuition and knowledge to match horse with rider.

Schlick's discussion of the differences between intuition and knowledge laid the groundwork for his treatment of realism.

They often emerge when the conscious, the subconscious, intuition and knowledge are given room to merge in alchemical bloom.

It would have relied on the single clinician's own intuition and knowledge, and not on a defined and quantifiable scale.

Based on the building blocks of the wild-type rTA and rtTA we constructed four networks with different number of genes and components, using intuition and knowledge of the dynamic behavior of the components and their interactions.

The definition of weights simply provides a means of translating a biologist's intuition and knowledge into a numerical value; this value does not need to be obtained through experimentation (although it could be) and requires definition only with respect to the other rules.

We encoded all our intuitions and knowledge on the relevant signals that a predictive model should be aware of in a graph data structure.

This characterization of finitism as primarily to do with intuition and intuitive knowledge has been emphasized in particular by (Parsons, 1998) who argues that what can count as finitary on this understanding is not more than those arithmetical operations that can be defined from addition and multiplication using bounded recursion.

Clinical judgment essentially entails experience, intuition, feeling, and knowledge of the patient; it plays a role in the interpretation of data.

Like the Third Eye, the Third Race possessed a wisdom, intuition, and enlightened knowledge the other two races lacked.

But this managerial concept minimised the fact that war is a skilled human activity demanding flair, intuition and a knowledge of the enemy.