And the other notions appealed to in expressing the simple intuition are hardly less problematic.
This innovative design is based on a simple intuition of neutron distribution: with the alternate geometrical arrangement, energy multiplication by uranium fission, tritium breeding and 233U breeding are performed separately in different sub-zones in the blanket.
In this section, we examine the historical development of Euler and Venn diagrams as a case study to illustrate the following aspects: First, this process will show us how one mathematician's simple intuition about diagramming syllogistic reasoning has gradually been developed into a formal representation system.
However, because of the difficulty of developing a consistent and conceptually transparent theory of quantum gravity, so far this suggestion has not been developed beyond the stage of a simple intuition.
"Simple intuition is powerful and can sometimes get us really far in policy, but when incomplete it can also lead us into traps," he said.
At the core of Wriston's prophecy lies a simple intuition about the pace of technology.
Ronald Dworkin's theory of "equality of resources" (see especially Dworkin 1985, 2000) starts from a simple intuition: ideally, no person should have a smaller share of resources than another except as a result of the life-style choices that he or she makes.
To extract the clustering structure from the cascades, we adopt a simple intuition: If the difference between two users' infection time is relatively small in observed cascades, the two users might be close and should be considered in the same cluster.
More plausibly, the truth value of tested hypotheses could differ (if indeed it does differ) because of two sub-factors: Scientists in softer sciences might chose their hypotheses based on a greater amount of personal observations, preliminary results, and pure and simple intuition that precede a "formal", published "test" of the hypothesis.
However, there is a simple intuition behind it.
