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Meanings of heuristic in English
Problem-solving method that is sufficient for quick, short-term solutions/approximations.
Portuguese
heurística A commonsense rule (or set of rules) intended to increase the probability of solving some problem.
Synonyms
Examples for "discover"
Examples for "discover"
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Receipt-tracking systems allow users to discover patterns that help avoid future conflict.
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That means a new map with new points of interest to discover.
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You'll also discover new response time guidelines based on the latest research.
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Case created these different restorations, though, I have yet to fully discover.
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With each deal you always meet new people and discover new things.
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This may indicate the use of simplified choice heuristics by the stakeholders.
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Mediation, along with heuristics, is definitory of the human species.
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However, existing algorithms are mostly based on heuristics that are not reliable and lack objectivity.
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You can't assemble an equivalent collection of heuristics in less time; experience is algorithmically incompressible.
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Logic, rhetoric, heuristics, and dialectics interact inside this framework.
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I think the rule of thumb is to wait for 10 years.
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The rule of thumb is to board 30 minutes prior to departure.
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Back It Up One rule of thumb: backup your device before updating.
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This unclassified knowledge is sometimes called rule of thumb and sometimes motherwit.
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Orde solved them by a rough-and-ready but very effective rule of thumb.
Russian
алгоритм эвристический Portuguese
heuristica Spanish
algoritmo heurístico Catalan
algorisme heurístic Portuguese
heurístico Catalan
heurístic Of or relating to or using a general formulation that serves to guide investigation.
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Usage of heuristic in English
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The same heuristic strategy can be applied to the development of literacy.
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A heuristic algorithm is proposed to estimate the hyper-parameters and link function.
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Sensualism, therefore, at least as regulative hypothesis, if not as heuristic principle.
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A heuristic approach This approach involves self-discovery, learning and carefully experimenting.
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This is heuristic culmination of much mulling over my lived world of nursing.
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However, literacy lacks heuristic dimensions, is slow, and of limited interactivity.
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Anatomic models are important heuristic aids for surgeons in training.
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Over time, actions became simpler while languages acquired the complexity of the heuristic experience.
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It complemented the heuristic, innate propensity for seeking new choices.
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Two heuristic algorithms are proposed to calculate jaw-setting sequences for arbitrary 2D intensity distributions.
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First, a simple search heuristic utilising Bayesian inference and a probability density function is developed.
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The heuristic attempt to establish new patterns of human interaction through art reflects the uncertainty.
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It's only a heuristic convenience-inshort, a learning gimmick.
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Here the brain takes a shortcut known as the 'availability heuristic' to make its decision.
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The literate argument of science and multimedia's non-linear heuristic path to science are fundamentally different.
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Thus, he ever augments a world of heuristic knowing.
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Portuguese
Spanish
Heuristic through the time