Sentence examples for intuitively conceived from inspiring English sources

The Ockhamist semantics for temporal logic was intuitively conceived by Prior but formally developed later, in Burgess (1979); see also Øhrstrøm and Hasle (1995) and Thomason (1984).

According to Saxe [5], humans intuitively conceive humans as having a mind and attribute them contentful mental states, but does that account for agents dissimilating human beings, as e.g. humanoid robots, too?

In this regard, the NEXThaler, Ellipta® (GlaxoSmithKline, Uxbridge, UK) and Spiromax® (Teva Pharma B.V., Utrecht, The Netherlands) devices are novel, intuitively designed DPIs conceived for straightforward open inhale close operation that ensures ease of use.

Intuitively, DFA can be conceived as representing the span of influence of the different points in a time series.

In this context, Pictures was conceived of, however intuitively or theoretically, as a critique of the mediumistic signification of models of reality--a critique premised on the view that the models of reality are interchangeable and disposable, and as such are secondary to the more essential and universal process of representation and signification itself.

So HD-confirmation, too, sanctions the existence of confirmation relations that seem intuitively unsound (indeed, indefinitely many of them: as we know, other variations of \(h^*\) can be conceived at will).

HS conceived the study.

CG conceived the study.

DV conceived the study.

IT conceived the idea.

SBL conceived the idea.