Sentence examples for intuition how from inspiring English sources

In the 2000s, Fei-Fei Li, director of Stanford's AI Lab and Vision Lab, had a good intuition: How do children learn object names?

Principally: if not by intuition, how could (and should) conceptual content be identified and evaluated?

Lewis includes the requirement that there be an alternate coordination equilibrium R′ besides the equilibrium R that all follow in order to capture the fundamental intuition that how the agents who follow a convention behave depends crucially upon how they expect the others to behave.

But he spoke with a manager's intuition about how his absence changes the game.

Each book presents a chilly, distant man with phenomenal intuition about how to sell what was hot.

Anyone who plays modern games such as Gears does not so much learn the rules as develop a kind of intuition for how the game operates.

The cardinals who elected Cardinal Bergoglio are probably not looking up actuarial tables, but they presumably have some intuition about how long his papacy might last.

Doing this takes not only knowledge of modern Maya languages but also artistic sophistication, what Stuart describes almost as intuition for how a particular scribe expresses himself.

He also had great intuition about how to psychologically size up both foes and friends, and he could sweet-talk and charm as convincingly as he could erupt in rage.

Manifest, too, was her strong political intuition about how to sell the idea of universal coverage; she made clear that it was a matter of achieving security for every American.

"His fundamental intuition on how to win a boat race is very important to our overall tactics and his design background gives him a second nature on how to make the boat go faster," Adrienne Cahalan, Wild Oats's veteran navigator, wrote in an email message.