Sentence examples for intuitive conception from inspiring English sources

I will therefore begin by outlining our intuitive conception of states of affairs.

Much work clearly is being done here by the intuitive conception of "strong analogy" between the reduced theory T′ and the corrected reduced theory T′*.

But Transparency is not the same as Openness, for it is not obvious that (ii) is part of our intuitive conception of experience.

But this shouldn't be at all satisfying to one who wants to defend our intuitive conception of perceptual experience, for two reasons.

However, this intuitive conception is too inclusive, since it also counts whispering as a speech act even though one can whisper a string of nonsense words without meaning anything.

That's bad enough for our intuitive conception of perceptual experience, but it gets worse: for later we'll see how the arguments can be supplemented so as they support the rejection of Openness too (§3.1).

Teaching that involves metacognition and personal relevance challenges intuitive conceptions in a way that is necessary to drive conceptual change towards a scientific framework for evolutionary thinking (Sinatra et al. 2008).

Indeed, some of the respondents have a fragmented understanding that occurs as a blend of correct evolutionary concepts, intuitive misbeliefs, and naïve conceptions induced by common social representations.

Despite its long history and intuitive appeal, the conception of species as natural kinds is difficult to sustain while also maintaining a traditional view of what a natural kind requires: a set of intrinsic natural properties that are individually necessary and jointly sufficient for a particular to be a member of the kind.

And Karlin and his colleagues had placed a great deal of thought into how to design something that was everyday and functional, but also easy to use and intuitive, with its conception based on how people might use it, rather than simply creating something and expecting people to learn.

This often comes with an implicit argument of roughly the following shape: The rejoinder here is that there might be other intuitive pictures or conceptions of sets that also explain, or draw lessons from, the paradoxes.