Sentence examples for the common intuition from inspiring English sources

A working group set up by the Administration identified Scalia as "especially creative and successful in transforming the common intuition that 'courts are running the country' into a set of coherent principles about what courts should not do".

The two algorithms we propose are based on the common intuition that both metrics can be efficiently computed through a modified version of the QuickHull algorithm that is commonly used to compute convex hulls.

In contrast to the common intuition that perspective-taking increases understanding, we found that people in our perspective-taking condition were slightly less accurate in their judgments than people in the control condition.

The common intuition on the blogosphere and seemingly everywhere in public policy is that this would be more negative for GDP than a welfare enhancing use of tax revenue.

It is well known that this notion extends the concept of the principal direction of a hypersurface of a Riemannian manifold to submanifolds of a Riemannian manifold and it was preferred by Casorati over the traditional Gauss curvature because corresponds better with the common intuition of curvature [26] (see also [27 30] for the geometrical meaning and the importance of the Casorati curvatures).

Moreover, this notion extends the concept of the principal direction of a hypersurface of a Riemannian manifold to submanifolds of a Riemannian manifold and it was preferred by Casorati over the traditional Gauss curvature because corresponds better with the common intuition of curvature [65].

Dr. Edersheim argued against this common intuition and said the defendant should not be exonerated from capital charges.

Even those with deep programming experience often lack the statistics background to fully comprehend that common intuition does not always equate to mathematical correctness.

But again, real world experience belies this common intuition.

Perhaps the more common intuition is to present as many solution strategies as possible and to allow students to decide which they prefer of those decidedly correct.

Yet if A and B otherwise exactly resemble each other then, on a common intuition, the fact that A has the property being identical to A while B has the distinct property being identical to B cannot result in a respect in which A and B fail to resemble each other.