Sentence examples for intuitive judgement from inspiring English sources

In this paper we work closely with Bush Heritage Australia to evaluate the potential of real options analysis to support the intuitive judgement of conservation estate managers in covenanting land with uncertain future conservation value due to climate change.

This category includes such abilities as problem analysis, verbal reasoning, intuitive judgement, practical learning and strategic thinking or planning.

Here too the scientist imagines some possible situation, and then makes an intuitive judgement about what would happen.

In some contexts, the bounds of this 'more or less' (i.e., of how much inequality is permissible) can be safely left to intuitive judgement.

Intuitive judgement has been subject for discussion, as it sometimes is marvellous and sometimes flaws [ 12].

Clinical practice presents large numbers of cues perceptually and simultaneously, which may induce intuitive judgement [ 3, 18].

Currently used probabilistic models and derived factors for model uncertainties are mostly based on intuitive judgements and limited data.

There are however cases in which the but-for test is difficult to reconcile with our intuitive judgements of responsibility.

A central feature of contemporary philosophy is the use of intuitive judgements about test cases to test philosophical theories.

This recognizes the claims of both intuitive judgements on low-level cases, and plausible high-level principles, and enjoins us to bring principle and judgement into equilibrium, possibly by tinkering with both.

In Williamson's view, there is a distinctive philosophical method in which intuitive judgements play a central role, but there is no warrant for classifying the relevant intuitions as a priori rather than a posteriori (Williamson 2013).