Sentence examples for intuitive capacity from inspiring English sources

Balzac had exceptional powers of observation and a photographic memory, but he also had a sympathetic, intuitive capacity to understand and describe other people's attitudes, feelings, and motivations.

He was a middle-school dropout, with no formal musical training (he could not read a chart, much less write one), yet from early childhood he had realized in himself an intuitive capacity not only to remember and reproduce any tune or riff he heard but also to hear the underlying structures of music, and to make them his own.

One of those actors appears to be the approximate number system, or the intuitive capacity to discern between groups of objects of varying magnitudes.

What would remain of his theory would arguably be its essence: that art is expression that we engage with via the intuitive capacity.

Scholars have suggested that the intuitive capacity of entrepreneurs helps them make effective business decisions under fast-paced and saturated market conditions (Mitchell, Friga, & Mitchell, 2005).

Formulas and proofs can be syntactically manipulated, and the properties and relationships of formulas and proofs are similarly based in a logic-free intuitive capacity which guarantees certainty of knowledge about formulas and proofs arrived at by such syntactic operations.

Hence, the application is based on a molecular 3D viewer, that provides basic yet intuitive capacities like rotating and zooming.

After all, my main point here is that we must use our logical and intuitive capacities in tandem if we are to get through this storm in the best shape possible.

Alternatively, in this study, the mathematical complexity of the CTAP is overcome by adopting an intuitive interpretation of capacity; that is, the Lagrange multipliers of the capacity constraints are interpreted as additional delay imposed on the oversaturated roads to make them saturated.

Because virtual reality allows scientists to explore complex systems as if they were objects in the real world, Ms. Weng explained, it can unleash the mind's intuitive problem-solving capacity to discover solutions that lie hidden in experimental data.

Watching him, it occurred to me that every brushstroke, every gradation in tone reflected a body of knowledge and a capacity for intuitive decisions that reached backward and forward in time.