intuitive znaczenie & definicja

Przykłady intuitive

• Patriotism was an intuitive spiritual force to him, not prudential but not merely passive either.

• More important, however, is the intuitive or unconscious classification in which we bring order to our experience.

• A real attempt is made to develop an intuitive understanding through careful explanation, many examples and case studies, and a friendly informal style.

• The intuitive idea behind it seems to be this: since morality is an expression of one's rational nature, it is essentially self-determined.

• At the intuitive level anti-perfectionism responds to a widespread distrust of concentrated power and of bureaucracies.

• The philosophy right from the start was the need to incorporate a variety of approaches, both analytical and intuitive.

• The architect follows the task of making intuitive - making obvious, making evident these inner forms in the structure, the building.

• We seek a more intuitive, geometric characterization of the construction problem that can be used in restricted practical situations.