Sentence examples for intuition on how from inspiring English sources
"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.
Figure 5 gives the reader an intuition on how feature similarities can define relevant matches.
Whether it's subways or buses failing or new options like bike shares, electric scooters or crowdsourced bus routes becoming available, our intuition on how to get to our destinations can be out-of-date or quite simply wrong.
To gain some intuition on how subgraphs can be generated, we first describe a simple combinatorial approach before we introduce the method implemented by GraTeLPy.
Results of these models will give us an intuition on how variables are related and where do we have to focus for maximum impact.
Roughly (and for more detail see the section on supervaluations in the entry on vagueness) supervaluationists say that whenever some terms are vague, there are ways of making them more precise consistent with our intuitions on how the terms behave.
based on your own intuition of how "local" it must be, but I tried to make the assessment more granular by breaking it down into three parts.
A mental model is essentially a person's intuition of how something works based on past knowledge, similar experiences and common sense.
Our above analyses have relied on simple epidemiological models to gain intuition for how circulating sublethal deleterious mutations would impact patterns of influenza A/H3N2's antigenic evolution.
Whether some kind of initial stock should be placed in favor of human intuition depends very much on how smart we antecedently expect humans to be, but this expectation alters for different domains.
As pure concepts play an important role in Bolzano's theory of science, mathematics, for example, being a purely conceptual science, everything depends on how intuitions are defined.
