Sentence examples for more intuitive understanding from inspiring English sources
Still, perhaps no other teacher had a more intuitive understanding of the audacious journey this girl was daring to attempt.
"Hearing" DNA strands rather than seeing them on a page could help students gain a more intuitive understanding of their patterns and repetitions, he said.
"He has a finer and more intuitive understanding of the dynamics of caste, of religion, of governance, the functioning of political parties, than the most highly skilled sociologists and historians".
Anyone of that age who works in an office lives with the fear that they are about to replaced with someone younger, cheaper and with a more intuitive understanding of technology.
But Feynman's "sum over paths" approach, expressed in the lines and squiggles of what became known as Feynman diagrams, opened up a more intuitive understanding of the subatomic realm.
The gleaming exception is Kristen Stewartt, quietly but openly riven as the misfit daughter who winds up with a more intuitive understanding of her mother than more mollifying family members; in her brittle, lovingly pained scenes with Moore, Still Alice approaches the heart-scorching territory of Michael Haneke's Amour; elsewhere, it's as shy as it is beautifully acted.
Some relevant concepts based more on intuitive understanding of solid geometry and algebra are presented.
Holtzman argues that hearing sound, in a spherical environment that simulates the planet, is a more intuitive way of understanding the data at hand, and of evaluating things like the direction and distance of the various wave fields.
Research in biology has made the transition from a more or less intuitive understanding of the system to a quantitative, formal description.
For a more detailed and intuitive understanding of the underlying mechanism, we next analyzed the transformation of the shape of f-I curves with temperature.
I think the science of the record is a meeting half way between Stephon's technical understanding and my slightly more intuitive, or spiritual, conceptual understanding.
