Sentence examples for intuitive definition from inspiring English sources

You have an intuitive definition of force.

This is probably closest to the intuitive definition we use every day.

They feel obvious, but people differ quite widely in their intuitive definition of what they actually are.

There can be no definition without doubt, unless it be an intuitive definition, in which case we must return to doubt in order to verify the intuition... Catholics are scared stiff of the Holy Ghost, and that's the truth, though the church teaches far otherwise..

For instance, an intuitive definition could be that a robot is merely a computer with sensors and actuators that allow it to interact with the external world; however, any computer that is connected to a printer or can eject a CD might qualify as a robot under that definition, yet few roboticists would defend that implication.

The intuitive definition should follow Fig. 3.

This appendix provides intuitive definitions of some mathematical terms used in this paper.

The origin of this arguably non-intuitive definition is associated with the properties of these inorganic compounds.

(b) A strategy proof and efficient resource allocation strategy, satisfying either intuitive fairness (see Definition 6) or strong intuitive fairness (see Definition 7), can be altered only if two or more users change their utilities, i.e., the resource allocation strategy is robust to the change in utilities of any singular user.

It has an intuitive semantics, whose definition is to be found e.g. in [9].

(a) A strategy proof and efficient resource allocation strategy, which satisfies the property of intuitive fairness (see Definition 6) is robust to a particular user's scaling down of the utility, when the utilities of all other users are fixed.