When I think about it, probably what I'm being told to do is just to run with my intuition and common sense. |
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Thanks for demonstrating that literary stylometry has progressed far beyond intuition and type-token ratios. |
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We can exercise our own intuition to create the meaningful tools, charms, symbols and rituals for ourselves. |
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She wrote it out of an intuition that much of what she prizes about her home ground is imperiled. |
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For all their pretensions to being empirical and hard-nosed, most business decisions are guided by pure intuition and wild hunches. |
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When I give clairvoyant readings, I let the words come out as a flow, while double-checking with my gut intuition. |
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Or do we do a little of both, going back and forth, and back again, from moral intuition to principled ideal? |
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Cancer's perception and intuition combined with Capricorn's pragmatism, organization and ambition will provide an excellent business sense. |
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She totally keeps amazing me with her intuition, her perception and her intellect. |
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You have the gifts of perception, extended vision, insight, and intuition and display an eagerness to display your full creative expression. |
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You are perceptive and sensitive so listen to your intuition or gut feelings. |
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A second feature of Kantian intuition is that it yields immediate knowledge. |
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Evidence and intuition suggest that this sort of farming has a devastating impact on the environment. |
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Its methods should encompass intuition, emotional engagement, and other cognitive styles associated with a feminine sensibility. |
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A careful computational analysis can provide further insight and can thus serve as a valuable adjunct to chemical intuition. |
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She sees a younger version of herself in Rose, especially the way she relies on her instincts and intuition. |
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Your instinct and intuition lead you in a positive direction in personal and professional matters. |
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On the basis of this evidence, plus incredible intuition, he conjectured that all the complex zeros are on the critical line. |
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If all this seems insurmountably difficult, listen to your own intuition that there is more going on here than just an old crush. |
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At that time human beings will be making tremendous progress in the realms of intellectuality and intuition. |
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That mirage, or intuition, revelation or dream opposes order to disorder, plenitude to emptiness, and to disgust wonder, hope, enthusiasm. |
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His impulse is to flee, however his intuition is to stay with his child's waking memory. |
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Remember do not get overly concerned, basic common sense and intuition are your best guide. |
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She uses her acting abilities and intuition to bluff foes out of their clothes. |
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Use your intuition and telepathy to decide whether either of these cards should take precedence over a non-trump Ace. |
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Instinct and intuition rule their actions and decisions and reason be dammed! |
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The history of science tells story after story of challenges to human intuition. |
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In following your inner guide, wisdom and intuition you feel more whole, integrated and centered. |
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And also many of us believe that intuition is one of our tools in this search. |
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If the analyst does not know how to behave, or hold the frame, there is little room for intuition. |
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Enhance your intuition, which will allow you to look deeply within yourself and into others around you. |
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She learns some of her trade from books, but relies on her intuition and common sense for much more. |
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They know they have to live their own lives, and use that inherent intuition as a guide to practical decisions. |
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I've heard it vaguely before, and it exposes a hole in my understanding and intuition, if true. |
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They had no firm evidence, but every ounce of their intuition and common sense told them it was a stupid thing to do. |
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He was an intuitionist who stressed the essential role of human intuition in the foundations of mathematics. |
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But any such intuition is utterly beside the point, irrelevant as well as impolite. |
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Analysts who depended heavily upon intuition for their discoveries were rather dismayed at this counter-intuitive function. |
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His study of America amply confirmed this prescient intuition and made him the first anthropologist of modern equality. |
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Although I'm reasonable at mental arithmetic, I mostly think geometrically and then must laboriously check my geometric intuition with algebra. |
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You have good intuition and this will help you in performing several meritorious deeds. |
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I was hoping for a clearer delineation between intuition and pattern recognition in the introduction. |
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The requirement for greater flexibility of thought also places increased demands on one's judgment and intuition. |
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The woman was a bit startled by this proclamation, but she was equally intrigued by the derelict's intuition, since she was indeed single. |
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Note again that the rules of Chomskyan grammar are intended to explain the ability and the intuition of the native speaker of the language. |
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The theory of personology, like graphology, seems to be based on sympathetic magic and intuition. |
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My intuition and my brain are telling me that tonight we need to keep dialoguing. |
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How absurd and self-defeating it would be to argue that artists should or can continue to grope blindly, trusting to accident or mere intuition. |
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Also, would you care to explain why logical rational thought is more valid than emotion and intuition? |
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The path down is usually the feminine journey, which brings us to emotion, instinct and intuition. |
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It seems likely that the intuition of linguists is that speech sounds just sound discretely different. |
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In intuition, discursive reasoning of data is not singled out as a special phase. |
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The mathematician works on and acts on the given examples, following rules implicit in pure intuition. |
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Intuition serves the ambivert. You're intuition is on point and adapts to different situations. |
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It may run counter to intuition, but that's what standard quantum theory says. |
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His intuition that public life is indeed intellectually diminished gives way to a humble acceptance of the world as it is. |
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Usually this took the form of a posthoc rationalization or intellectualisation of creative work that was made on the basis of intuition. |
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Even more interesting is our common sense intuition that first impressions are, more often than not, roughly correct. |
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What's ready to hand is not the very pulse of intuition but a hardened and socially-astute response. |
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It's important not to let that agile mind overpower your instincts or undermine your intuition. |
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Their disillusionment grew with what appeared to be his increasing reliance on intuition rather than pragmatism. |
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Though he describes several ways intuition can lead people astray, he doesn't really dwell on how often that happens. |
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Nevertheless let us accept that astrologers may use some sort of intuition or psychic ability when reading a birth chart. |
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Gromov brought his geometric intuition to group theory and told us to look at the asymptotic properties of the Cayley graph. |
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We commonly think of the intuition as a strong feeling, instinct, or gut reaction. |
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Call it gut feeling or intuition, but I really think he's somewhere around there. |
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Business decisions certainly involve mind games, not just gut feelings or pure intuition. |
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The mixture of nearly machinelike order and organic irregularities implies that intuition and reason are working simultaneously. |
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I usually have a sense of intuition stronger than magnetic north, but this time I feel like I'm totally floundering. |
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Thus for Keynes intuition is an important instrument to put at work in his logical schematism. |
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Different epistemological and philosophical schools have different positions and valuations about intuition and the knowledge it offers. |
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We're trusting our intuition a lot more and being able to rely on each other's intuition. |
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You can trust your intuition and gut feelings about family situations and professional matters. |
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The third eye is understood as a spiritual eye which perceives spiritual realities, a seat of intuition. |
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Now I gently introduce others to their intuition and often their true selves. |
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I trust what I feel, and my intuition and the feeling that comes from sound and from sight. |
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Thus, the Moon provides intuition and sensitiveness when positioned in a water sign, and the desire to internally experience the Sun's drive. |
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If you are right-handed the chisel goes in the left hand, for sensitivity and intuition. |
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This essentially behaviouristic account is exactly what the intuition behind the argument is meant to overthrow. |
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The intuition that the lesson was historically determined was of course not unavailable to Marx either. |
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Does our intuition in favour of meaningful commitments violate the idea that morality concerns consequences? |
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You may call it transcendental bliss, purified intuition that enables one to see the Supreme as one's own Self. |
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Indian philosophy accepts only intuition as the method through which the ultimate can be known. |
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Where modeling and analysis slow things down unacceptably, intuition and improvisation must prevail. |
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In addition to your five physical senses, you were born with intuition, your sixth sense. |
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Human intuition and human smarts are far better defense mechanisms than any particular technology supplies. |
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In essence, the human brain has the ability to solve problems that seem unsolvable by intuition. |
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Also, I'm pretty sure that his intuition is correct about the unrequited bromance. |
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Even predictive-modeling ninja Nate Silver contends that intuition still has a role in decision making. |
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Shorr today, more than ever before, is stressing artificiality over realism, the virtual over the veristic, intellection over intuition. |
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The process of vision building however involves the application of intuition. |
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Artistic vision, imagination and intuition seem poised in tense opposition to order and rationality. |
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Their vision, imagination, intuition, dream mythology and capacity to play, are all fully formed. |
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Recall that, for Godel, mathematical intuition represents some sort of relationship between humans and the non-physical, mathematical realm. |
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Biorhythm theory is based more on numerology, testimonials and the Forer effect, mass media hype, and intuition than on scientific study. |
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It's to Professor McWorter's credit that he developed the right idea from a vague representation of an obscure intuition. |
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The idea of self is thus not the product of a Cartesian intellectual intuition. |
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The intuition that causation is an intrinsic relation does not apply in this case. |
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Given the endless investment opportunities and possibile outcomes, intuition developed from past stock market experience becomes a vital part of an investor's toolkit. |
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As we have already suggested, Bergsonian intuition is memory. |
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Beware of intuition and gut instincts, they are completely unreliable. |
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The implicit contrast is masculine intellect and reasoned judgement over female intuition and unreasoned emotionality, however generous it might be. |
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Secondly, Dr Wiseman discovered that people who appear to have good fortune tend to make effective decisions by acting on their intuition and gut feelings. |
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By considering a series of examples, I shall attempt to exhibit as clearly as possible the fundamental intuition about epistemic rationality that externalism seems to violate. |
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Similarly, there are many people who continue to have the intuition that the unwelcomeness of a sensation of pain is intrinsic to its very nature. |
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As you practise meditation, t'ai chi or yoga, take time to be alone and connected with nature and your perception and intuition will increase remarkably. |
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Since they are all so sure of themselves and so confident in their intuition and hunches, they seldom stop and analyze those on-the-spot decisions they so often make. |
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Sure enough, listening to Elza's intuition paid off as the ground sloped down to sea level, pretty soon we were able to walk onto the sand hilled beach. |
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A solar eclipse this week brings healthy detachment to Taurus and intuition to Cancer. |
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He conjectured results about the number of solutions to polynomial equations over the integers using intuition on how algebraic topology should apply in this novel situation. |
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The point is that I guesstimate the box office every weekend based on a combination of both tracking and my intuition, personal insights, etc, etc, etc. |
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Her intuition told her that her job was to continue saving lives rather than join politics. |
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He possessed an artist's intuition and a fluency with articulate meanings. |
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With self-assurance and near total faith in their own strengths and intuition, these people will strive hard to fulfill their dreams and ambitions. |
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I may start a piece inspired by some kind of intervallic symmetry or mathematical relationship but later, as the writing progresses faster, intuition takes place completely. |
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Closely interwoven with this belief is their intuition that in the country there lies a potent source of inspiration and imagery that they as artists should not ignore. |
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Our intuition and psychic abilities will began to peak during this time. |
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Curry concedes that some intuition is involved in this meta-mathematics, but he claims that the metaphysical nature of this intuition is irrelevant. |
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Husserl insists that the talk of intuition here is no mere analogy. |
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The Moon makes a poignant link to Pluto in your sign, by Monday, amping intuition of new people and situations. |
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Again, this seems reasonable and not unduly ad hoc, inasmuch as it incorporates the strong pre-theoretical intuition that substances are continuants rather than events. |
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They adduce no evidence for this proposition, beyond the intuition that giving three vaccines simultaneously is too much for the infantile immune system. |
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Controlled yet so easily distracted, his camera eye acknowledges that existence is merely an ongoing stream of consciousness, intuition, dissociation. |
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For example, the important distinctions between continuity and differentiability and between uniform and pointwise continuity seem to have no basis in intuition. |
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Indeed, scientists who reject the evolutionary approach are free to derive hypotheses from whatever other sources they wish, including intuition, observation, or psychic cats. |
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His desk, by contrast, had very few papers on it and some intuition told me that the slim ream of papers gathered orderly into a coherent pile meant something. |
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This Kristo's horoscope site had some interesting stuff on it that I want to come back and check out, about dreams, astrology, alchemy, intuition and some other junk. |
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There is an intuition that indefinites have specific readings in which they are referential and where the speaker can identify the referent, but the hearer cannot. |
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Your wisdom and intuition take you towards better relations with people. |
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I fancy Holmes would have destroyed those theories with nothing more than his intuition. |
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His intuition, the problems he set himself, and the solutions that he found, all exhibit something extraordinarily ingenious, something original in an uncontrived way. |
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No claims can be made for intuition as a predictor of hexagram outcomes either. |
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It is an effective combination of intuition and market research. |
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This intuition is behind most studies that relate asymmetric information to home bias, such as Ahearne, Griever, and Warnock or Suh. |
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No one can deny them due to their innateness and being confirmed through intuition. |
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Purely by intuition, I found a remedy that not only helped to get rid of the loading of the insecticide but also of hot flashes as well. |
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Acknowledging the force of that intuition is, however, quite compatible with the possibility of amoralism. |
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Though he had no hard data, his intuition was that increasing humanness in a robot was positive only up to a certain point. |
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Nolan has described his filmmaking process as a combination of intuition and geometry. |
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The disadvantage of this concept is that it goes against the intuition that a parent peak should always be more significant than its child. |
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The intuition is that in lambda-value the different sequentialisations of a computation can be distinguished operationally. |
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What Ghaznavi had considered animal intuition or some sixth sense was merely the razor-edged faculties and savage wit of the barbarian. |
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Because of the fallout of this verifying device, the postulatory character of the intuition of reason too appears to be abandoned. |
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Blume and Covin studied entrepreneurs' attributions to intuition and their actual use of intuition. |
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Nietzsche pits intuition, metaphor, and the Dionysian against rationality, conceptual reification, and the Apollonian. |
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Croce's early treatise... was resolutely grounded in the identification of intuition and expression, of genius and taste, and in the amorality and arationality of all art. |
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Everyone else had written her off as some neurotic, a mental case who not only wasn't eating enough but lied about it, yet Falchuk's intuition told him the picture didn't fit. |
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Perhaps a more trenchant criticism is that predicting megagrowth stocks defies hard analysis or, as the author says, is largely a matter of intuition. |
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Some contemporary philosophers argue that the PSR entails necessitarianism and thus conflicts with the intuition that things could have been otherwise. |
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Nishida is drawn to Bergson's insistence that intuition is more valuable than thinking, which has the tendency to fragmentize and de-emphasize one's whole experience. |
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