The second contribution is the development of a simple route choice model that proposes that drivers
heuristically estimate their travel time as a point inside the range given and that fits the relatively complex data quite well.
Under the difficulty of thinking pure laws as such (universals are debated since the scholastic era), gradually the majority
heuristically also shifted toward thinking propositionally, seeing the world as a collection of things, in the vein of science.
Given the comparatively high proximity among Benefits 1, 2, and 3, we could
heuristically consider these as a group of "other benefits" and then examine the frequency with which the six possibly order: Benefit 4, "Others," 5; 5,4, "Others," etc, are respected.
Examples of
heuristically derived segments for business lending may include lease versus retail, line of credit versus closed-end loan, small loans versus large loans (dollar amount), and small companies versus large companies (number of employees).
Kurzman defines Liberal Islam
heuristically as the often overlooked third tradition of Islamic socio-religious interpretation, after the customary and revivalist.
This research concludes that students who are successful at school have had many experiences in using language
heuristically prior to their formal schooling -- i.e., to explore, investigate, speculate, acquire and represent knowledge.
[2] In spite of its subsequent theoretical variations, refinements, and developments--in the form of neo-distanciationalism, post-distanciationalism, post-neodistanciationalism, and neo-postdistanciationalism-the essential core of Besser-Wisser's formulation is so simple, and yet so
heuristically and ontologically valuable in the theoreticization of the politico-urban-time continuum, that it is puzzling that it took mankind two millennia to develop.
This method
heuristically searches through the rule space expanded in terms of combinations of attributes, distinguished into pos-atts, which, for concept C, refers to an attribute, and neg-atts, which also refers to an attribute of concept C but in terms of a negative weight, depending on the concept for which the rules were formed.
If study of a Melanesian cargo cult influenced by Daniel 7-12 or the Apocalypse throws up an interesting model of the relationship between social context and end-time speculation, there is no reason whatsoever why that model should not be applied to ancient texts
heuristically, as an elaborate `what if' examination of the primary data.
This aggregation can be accomplished several ways: intuitively, by selecting aggregations that just seem to make sense;
heuristically, essentially taking a vote on which uncertainties are the most important and then putting them in a matrix; or statistically, a systematic combination of the outcomes of the uncertainties into internally consistent logic strings.
Three
heuristically useful alternative explanations for the neoliberal sea-change are presented: ideological influences and political learning, the role of the IMF and similar agents, and mobile capital.
But Jones suggests that it was Wordsworth himself who `started it': that the mysterious indeterminacy of the poems and their interrelation is deliberate -- artistically and
heuristically (rather than biographically) motivated.
