Sentence examples for a bit of intuitive from inspiring English sources
For one, there is quite a bit of intuitive support for accounts of randomness which do not make it primarily a property of sequences, and those other accounts are no less able to be made mathematically rigorous (see especially the 'epistemic' theories of randomness discussed in §6.2, as well as theories of randomness as indeterminism discussed in §7.2).
There's also a little bit of intuitive prognostication built into the Reign; JayBird says that it can actually recognize when your body is ready to get active, even if you can't.
Convincing information-overloaded consumers to willingly hand over their mobile digits to get random texts might seem a bit of a counter-intuitive "fix" for digital information overload.
(It's a bit of a counter-intuitive thing to say given how silo-ed the Chinese consumer Internet and mobile markets have been from the West. That's because of government regulations that have made it difficult for Western companies to even enter or gain market share in China and cultural and language barriers).
While actually getting off the ground for the first time is a bit of a chore, flying is surprisingly intuitive, once you get the hang of the two different joysticks.
We also found that when we lost traction in the wet, the chassis is so neutrally balanced that "catching" the car with a bit of counter steer was simple and intuitive.
It's certainly not intuitive and requires a bit of practices.
It can feel counter-intuitive, but with a bit of practice I start to get the hang of it.
Writer feels that the advantage of the family unit is the capacity for swift, intuitive action such as they are now seeing quite a bit of around their new pool table.
In truth, many of the 7's controls are intuitive, though certainly not all of them, and after a bit of instruction it is not so hard to get the thing moving.
