Sentence examples for intuitive propositions from inspiring English sources

For another, some conflicts between intuitions can be resolved by standard means or by favoring the more intuitive propositions.

For, given Lewis's definitions of intensional entities in §2.1.3, it follows that certain intuitive propositions, properties, and relations do not exist.

This justifies the use of transfinite mathematics: it is not only internally consistent, but it proves only true intuitive propositions (and indeed all, since a formalization of intuitive mathematics is part of the formalization of all mathematics).

Their ability to create great, but simple and intuitive, propositions.

Furthermore, "Timée is also a very poetic and intuitive proposition in which everyone can see their own stories.

Moreover, the fact that in PD, mesocortical and mesolimbic circuitries are relatively intact, yet may undergo the same pharmacologic effect of dopaminergic treatment than the motor loop has led to the intuitive proposition of an 'overdosing' of the mesolimbic dopaminergic system (Cools and Robbins 2004).

At the risk of appearing perverse, let's start with a counter-intuitive proposition.

For one thing, at some point even in what he takes to be the best solution one must maintain a strongly counter-intuitive proposition, which can only be justified when one sees that every other solution involves propositions that are even more counter-intuitive.

Her subjective probabilities at any time are thus the result of augmenting her "prior" opinions about the intuitive plausibilities of propositions with information acquired via learning.

In the intrapersonal case, this might involve our finding a given proposition intuitive and, at some other time, our finding its explicit negation intuitive (intrapersonal intrasource inconsistency).

To make it true, an attitudinal object f(Rent, p, A) would have to exist despite the fact that no agent of kind A (or any other kind) entertains the components of p. And Moltmann-propositions will presumably not satisfy intuitive general principles about propositions.