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Moreover 3D modelling is still far from intuitive with the common interface techniques.

That said, the methods by which many advanced edits are achieved are far from intuitive.

But the angles of a 16-sided home proved to be far from intuitive.

They discovered their recipe, which is far from intuitive, after 10 years of working through every possible combination of plausible chemicals.

This new console port proves tricky though – controls are far from intuitive and you'll want to play the short tutorial to get the best from the game.

Internet users don't want to use p2p networks; most are far from intuitive, full of sub-standard products and leave users' computers open to attack and infection.

Apple's appealing form factors, elegant software, operating system and applications have pushed customers to expect more from mobile Internet devices than clunky operating systems and far-from-intuitive application layers.

The optimized morphology is found to be approximately linear and far from the "intuitive" step-like one (Rivin and Kang, 1992) and yields better chatter-resistance.

Apple Music is far from the most intuitive product Apple has pushed out, but the features they've finessed that emphasize discovery and live curated content are exactly what Twitter has been missing.

But Kik's option is far more intuitive — it spares everyone from sending the same GIFs to each other, or having to start typing out search queries on your phone.

He works with an intuitive logic, venturing far from a theme and only gradually returning there, all the while responding to the changing conditions set by his band.