Sentence examples for intuitive account from inspiring English sources

The preceding discussion takes for granted that an intuitive account of harm will be comparative in nature.

What follows first is an intuitive account, followed by a brief technical account of Chalmers's modal rationalism.

(See Smolin (2001, 2004) for a popular introduction; Rovelli, 2004, offers a physically intuitive account; Thiemann, 2008, provides the mathematical underpinnings; Rickles, 2005, offers a philosophically-oriented review).

Like concretism, abstractionism provides a reasonably clear and intuitive account of what worlds are and what it is to exist in them, albeit from a decidedly different perspective.

In this paper, an overview of some of the literature dealing with convergence of boundary element formulations is presented, and an intuitive account of the results is given.

This paper presents an intuitive account of current understanding and shows how welfare losses depend on the number of firms in the market and their asymmetry.

Biologically, one of the most intuitive accounts for delay discounting is that delayed rewards are discounted simply because more delayed rewards are more uncertain.

Perhaps no other classical philosophical tradition, East or West, offers a more complex and counter-intuitive account of mind and mental phenomena than Buddhism.

Though promising and intuitive, Adams' account, like Plantinga's, suffers from some serious objections.

In a job posting for a general manager to lead special projects in Chicago, Uber says, "our business is based around providing a flexible, on-demand supply for our business partners – it's imperative that we have intuitive and responsive account management to support for our business partners in addressing their needs promptly".

One intuitive mechanism to account for improved sexual functioning post hysterectomy is the relief from dyspareunia caused by excision of uterine pathology (i.e., fibroids, menorrhagia).