Sentence examples for intuition that even from inspiring English sources
This result confirms the intuition that even if we are willing to accept inefficiency, there exists no interesting strategy-proof mechanism other than the core mechanism.
It can also give companies the confidence to overturn wrongheaded conventional wisdom and the faulty business intuition that even seasoned executives can display.
In order to quantify and decompose the recency bias from the recency rank we explore the intuition that even though low (K_{f}) implies low (K_{s}), the opposite is not true.
It arises from the intuition that even if an object could not have had a completely different origin from the one it actually had, it could have had a slightly different origin.
The externalist intuition is that, even if these "twins" are unschooled in chemistry, Oscar uses 'water' to refer to H2O yet Twin Oscar uses 'water' to refer to XYZ.
The intuition is that even though three items display the respects in virtue of which the comparisons are made, some comparisons are inherently rough so that even though two alternatives are not worse than one other, they are not equally good.
He followed an intuition that was "brilliant even in its errors". The robust modernity and "scientific curiosity" that Taviani claims for Columbus cannot encompass the mariner terrified that Satan might be hindering his first voyage, or the dreamer who, having reached the Venezuelan coast in 1498, believed that he was near the biblical Garden of Eden.
Understanding psychological processes responsible for intuitions about concepts may identify potential sources of cognitive error, but how this understanding lends prescriptive force to intuitions that remain even after such errors have been corrected is opaque.
Relational interpretations push this intuition further, by stating that, even when interacting, the position of the electron is only determined in relation to a certain observer, or to a certain quantum reference system, or similar.
The opportunity for release will be afforded to those who demonstrate the truth of Miller's central intuition — that children who commit even heinous crimes are capable of change".
Supreme Court Justice Anthony Kennedy wrote in the decision, "The opportunity for release will be afforded to those who demonstrate the truth of Miller's central intuition — that children who commit even heinous crimes are capable of change".
