0 the power of understanding or realizing something without thinking it out -- intuice
1 something understood or realized by this power -- intuice
Her intuitions are always right.
The intuition is that a program is, in essence, a non-empty finite or infinite sequence of primitive instructions.
Evidently, negative evidence, but not positive input, allows the child to develop intuitions which more closely resemble those of an adult.
As these points suggest, the person-based intuition marks badly needed common ground between at least some forms of consequentialism and various non-consequentialist approaches.
For present purposes, however, no harm is done if we set this intuition aside. 16.
If we define the standards according to the intuitions of a majority of experts, then we can never argue against the majority.
Much of the work in this area is limited, however, in that it relies on researchers' intuitions concerning speakers' pragmatic and semantic intent.
We should remember that all these things have been discovered by way of rigorous analysis and exhaustive experience, not by intuition.
Traditionally, there are three dimensions, but this rests on rather vague introspective intuitions.
