Sentence examples for the same intuition from inspiring English sources

The US space agency put the same intuition at the heart of its exploration of Mars.

"Never occurred to me," Morse said, but in truth he'd had the same intuition, standing outside the restaurant with the two of them, wallet in hand.

She may not be the only M to maintain something of a love/hate relationship with Bond, but neither of her predecessors had quite the same intuition when it came to really understanding their man.

After all, Jonjo O'Neill was able to win two of these handicaps last year only through the same intuition – specifically, exactly where a new peak could take a horse – that also won him the Betfred Cheltenham Gold Cup with Synchronised, himself an upgraded handicapper.

The suggest heuristic has the same intuition as the MDP in that it finds the appropriate hierarchical modulation with the parameter λ looking at future state.

Indeed, (P.4d) says, literally, that if something has a proper part, then it has at least two disjoint parts, which Simons (1987: 27) takes to express the same intuition captured by (P.4).

Bentham, however, can accommodate many of the same intuitions within his system.

As a consumer, you will be able to apply the same intuitions to your driving as mobile device experiences.

(Note that it is not essential to the case that the two contexts of assessment are at different times; much the same intuitions can be generated by considering cases of 'eavesdropping,' in which one party overhears the utterance of some other group which lacks some of its evidence).

Democratic consultants need to read that research--tonight--and stop relying on the same intuitions that have proven wrong in election after election.

When he was not preoccupied with undermining his own authority with jokes and anarchistic play, Bob perceived that it was his duty to mold and forge in each of his intellectual children the same intuitions and practice of rigor, intellectual honesty, and amazement with place cells, that Bob understood had been effectively perfected in his own person.