Sentence examples for on intuitive principles from inspiring English sources

Such classification systems appear to be largely based on intuitive principles, somewhat akin to classifying drug interventions on the basis of whether the drugs are taken orally or intravenously.

The above findings support on one hand the intuitive principle about: "the moreyou give, the more you get" and, on the other hand, they reinforce thehypothesis that visibility is not enough to grant a wide diffusion of content similarly to the "million follower fallacy" in the context of Twitter [6]).

One of the intuitive principles of the theory is that arbitrary collections of mathematical objects "should be" sets.

Due to paradoxes, this intuitive principle is not directly formalized in standard set theories.

So, here are the three counter-intuitive principles to get you on your way towards successful career change: 1) Act it out, don't figure it out When you don't know what else you want to do, it's easy to get stuck in analysis paralysis.

You get a hands-on, intuitive feel for the city.

Termination of Gentzen's reduction procedure can be proved instead by induction on well-founded trees ("bar-induction"), a principle that was used by Gentzen on intuitive grounds.

It helps to build on intuitive understanding.

Adaptations to different conditions rely heavily on intuitive interpretations.

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No one works on principles.