Sentence examples for more intuitive knowledge from inspiring English sources

The success of any farm is also the result of a dynamic balance of current science and the more intuitive knowledge of the farmers themselves.

This knowledge can also be more intuitive knowledge and awareness of emerging trends that lead to "doing the right thing at the right time".

To be justified, every indirect knowledge claim must be capable of being derived from more fundamental, direct or intuitive knowledge claims.

This preservation of rule format keeps the knowledge in a more intuitive implication form as opposed to a collection of clauses with many possible logical roots.

The use of an established and well-known graphical language in the development of biomedical ontologies provides a more intuitive form of capturing and representing knowledge than using only text-based notations.

Word intuition is speakers' intuitive knowledge on wordhood.

He championed a radical philosophical method that attempted to transcend the simple dichotomy between a discursive, ratiocinative mode of reasoning and knowing, and a more intuitive, poetic and non-propositional mode of knowledge.

As we develop new visual analytics approaches like EDEN for materials science workflows, we expect to dramatically reduce knowledge discovery timelines through more intuitive and exploratory analysis guided by machine learning algorithms in an intelligent visual interface.

"We are always looking for ways to contextualize our content to make it more intuitive," said Christopher Payne, Head of the Olympic Games Knowledge Management program.

As the cultural norm has shifted to support a more sedentary lifestyle there may be a loss of intuitive knowledge of the value of PA.

Aristotle's example of such an entity is knowledge; but again, whiteness, provides a somewhat more intuitive example.