Sentence examples for intuitive element from inspiring English sources

For reason to be autonomous, its activity must be spontaneous; but this spontaneity cannot be conceived of psychologically, because human cognition as a matter of fact has a passive, and therefore heteronomous, intuitive element, namely sensibility.

Frege explains the project in his thesis as follows: "By a geometrical representation of imaginary forms in the plane we understand accordingly a kind of correlation in virtue of which every real or imaginary element of the plane has a real, intuitive element corresponding to it" (Frege 1873, translation in McGuinness (ed).

Maybe that experience gave me an intuitive element.

It's good at bringing together intuitive elements that coalesce easily into story.

The logical constructions he had made now began to incorporate intuitive elements.

The mystical and intuitive elements of the religious life were also completely foreign to his activist outlook; the goal of Christian life, he maintained, is work in and for the Kingdom of God.

They often feature visually pleasing dashboards, intuitive elements, and robust insights that can significantly alter the trajectory of a campaign for the better.

Alternative theories to resolve such tensions include the supposedly analytical and intuitive elements of clinical decision-making in 'balanced' models [ 27, 28].

Despite the numerous use of the constant phase element (CPE) in the modeling of the impedance characteristics of the electrochemical systems, the physical reasoning of this non-intuitive element is not clear.

The pumpkin coach might be a good example of a minimally counter-intuitive element, particularly likely to be retained (see Norenzayan et al. 2006 for an analysis of folk tales, including Cinderella).

Counter-intuitive elements could include a talking animal, or a pumpkin that turns into a chariot – but it's not so much the nature, as the number of these narrative devices that seems to be crucial.