This intuition derives from the expectations that small populations are more subject to the chance fixation of deleterious mutations by genetic drift [6] [11] and that fewer beneficial mutations arise in small populations compared to large ones [12] [18].
Other authors suggest that students do not actually maintain coherent conceptual frameworks relating to complex phenomena, but instead construct explanations spontaneously using intuitions derived from everyday experience (see Southerland et al. 2001).
Glymour et al. (2010) argue that this strategy has led to increasingly complex sets of conditions, as new counterexamples are encountered, but these definitions are still based on intuitions derived from only a very small subset of possible causal structures.
Plato's intuitions derive from a long and complex process of physical, emotional and intellectual formation in a supportive social system.
But such an admission goes against deep-seated intuitions deriving from the Categories.
Thought that comes to mind quickly without much personal reflection is a consequence derived from intuition, commonsense through perceptions, which is often roughly translated as 'feeling or to look inside'.
It we call a meta-concept, which is derived from our intuition, commonsense and experiences.
These tools were largely foreign to clinicians still wedded to case studies, to clinical intuition and conventional wisdom often derived from bombastic teachers with a compelling stage personality.
It is worth pointing out that Brentano, in his On What is Continuous of 1914, had drawn the similar conclusion that the continuum concept is derived from primitive sensible intuition and indeed that "all our sensible intuitions present us with that which is continuous".
The intuition underlying these findings is mainly derived from linking R&D model to the network concept.
