Sentence examples for quick intuition from inspiring English sources

The ETTF is a metric often used to obtain a quick intuition about the reliance of a system in terms of time, e.g., about the duration of time for which the system should be trusted to hold some security property.

While we leave the formal proofs to Text S1, we give a quick intuition for how the goalkeeper-model explains the basic features of cytoplasmic incompatibility (CI).

She has quick intuitions.

These are the two kinds of thinking that the Nobel laureate Daniel Kahneman, author of "Thinking, Fast and Slow," calls "system one" (quick intuitions) and "system two" ( deliberative judgment).

System 1 thought describes our intuition: quick, automatic, effortless, and influenced by emotion.

In summary, our natural ability to focus on what is perceived to be most important and make quick decisions by insight and intuition [2, 4, 13] makes human judgment highly effective, but it can also lead to fallacious reasoning due to cognitive and cultural biases.

For snipers, you have to get the "feel for it" and base clicks on intuition, especially for quick scoping.

But comparisons to the movie The Social Network aside, Twitter demonstrates the need for quick thinking and a strong, unfailing intuition about your company's potential.

And smart politicians are quick to exploit the trend, tapping into our intuition and subconscious beliefs, rather than boring us with hard evidence.

But I've found many broadly educated employees to be quicker than technical staff members to develop the intuition that's crucial on a work floor where gray — not black or white — is the dominant color.

However, as against this quick way with the purported problem, there stands the intuition, mentioned and exploited above, that the true proposition that Socrates is wise is identical with the proposition that Socrates is wise.