Sentence examples for an intuitive presentation from inspiring English sources

For intuitions are not blind without concepts; an intuitive presentation is a complete conscious manifestation just as it is, in advance of applying concepts (and all that is true a priori of them is that they have a particular character or individual physiognomy they are not necessarily spatial or temporal, contra Kant).

The user interface offers an intuitive presentation of Petri net concepts and notions.

This leads to the Web site of the museum's 1909-15 Congo Expedition, an intuitive presentation of photographs, specimens, field notes and publications.

For a very intuitive presentation of this view, see chapter 5 of Russell 1912.

The results give a very intuitive presentation of morphological structures of erythrocytes with great details.

These ORs were graphed for a more intuitive presentation of potential effect modification of ethnicity and age on the association of the factor with high PS.

For a more intuitive presentation of these non-synonymous SNPs, we plotted their distribution on the chromosomes, revealing that their distributions were different in each accession.

A more intuitive presentation of these data shows protection levels of individual backbone amides, which were calculated for each residue by subtracting the deuterium content of adjacent fragments in either the c- or z-ladder.

The nuanced framework (however one might fill in the details) does not lend itself to a straightforward and intuitive presentation in several paragraphs of text.

While the material covered is standard, the author's approach is unique in that it combines elements from both Royden's and Folland's classic texts to provide a more concise and intuitive presentation.

In this study, the authors present a simpler, more elegant, and more intuitive presentation (relative to other studies) of coding optimality principles/constraints leading to grid cell formation.