Sentence examples for intuitive images from inspiring English sources

But when mathematicians, scientists and other experts at problem-solving are studied and asked to elucidate their problem-solving processes, they regularly report that they work first in intuitive images, irreducible to logic and often visionary or dreamlike.

The results provide intuitive images to understand the mechanism of ion modification on nanometric cutting.

The intuitive images of experience are spatially ordered, since they exhibit relative locations as well as spatial extension.

Figure 1A C show intuitive images of salivary exosomes from patients with UC, CD and healthy controls.

Schlick expended considerable effort discussing the differences between intuitive acquaintance and conceptual knowledge, insisting that, even though intuitive images are real, acquaintance with them does not constitute knowledge.

General Theory is notable for a key innovation in its treatment of concepts, for they are defined in terms of mathematical equations rather than reducing them to complexes of intuitive images (Schlick 2009, Sec. 5).

By adjusting the parameters to the appropriate range of CT values, you can get a more intuitive image, as shown in Fig. 5. Fig. 5 The result image of window width and window position adjustment.

Its interface was intuitive, the image quality was good and documents flew to DropBox.

Practically speaking it seems intuitive to categorize image segmentation methods for molecular and cellular images based on the overall shape of an image object.

But I believe the future of feature films as an art form lies in the possibilities beyond narrative in the intuitive linking of images, dreams, and abstractions with reality, and with the freeing of them all from the burden of relating a story.

Intuitive ideas present images which are signs of their contents and are drawn from sensory experience.