Sentence examples for intuitively seeing from inspiring English sources

He gives the example of intuitively seeing the dead body of Socrates and knowing that Socrates does not exist.

The horizontal dimension is intuition: you intuitively "see that" X is bad (in which case you start on the left edge of the figure).

And one can intuitively see why.

We effortlessly and intuitively "see that" something is true, and then we work to find justifications, or "reasons why," which we can give to others.

Bradley J. Inman, chief executive of Vook, said readers who viewed prototypes of "The 90-Second Fitness Solution" by Pete Cerqua or "Return to Beauty" by Narine Nikogosian "intuitively saw the benefits of augmenting how-to books with video segments".

It can be intuitively seen from Fig. 13b that, the optimized 'load belt' tends to be smooth.

It provides signs in the acquired image and the operator can quickly and intuitively see the risk of collisions.

Figure2e shows the corresponding three-dimensional (3D) geometrical model of the individual Mo nanowall, as one may intuitively see the structure of such material.

From the CDF of the positioning error in Figure 11, we can intuitively see the error distribution of EKF, IMM, and IMM-EKF algorithms.

It can be intuitively seen that the proposed forecasting method can effectively improve the forecasting accuracy than that uses only ARMA and PM.

"We also knew that people intuitively saw 'One Person, One Vote' as being the touchstone of a democratic electoral system - everyone from the suffragettes, to the civil rights movement, to the Labour modernisers had campaigned for equal votes.