It is part of a growing trend for "haptic" solutions, touch-based technology that allows for intuitive, fine control, as opposed to blunt instruments like the mouse, or joystick.
"He has a finer and more intuitive understanding of the dynamics of caste, of religion, of governance, the functioning of political parties, than the most highly skilled sociologists and historians".
You feel vulnerable when you first start off in stand-up, but as long as you have someone else saying, "You're going to be OK," it's fine, and Sarah was particularly intuitive about my worries.
Because the same emissions are being spread over successively smaller areas, the wider range of concentrations at finer geographic scales is an intuitive result.
Cooper is a cross between a boy scout and a mystic, with an obsessive, character-defining love of coffee and pie (as long as they are "damn fine") as well as being an intuitive detective.
Thus this variant may be regarded as a chemically intuitive and molecular accurate "fine grained" version of the intrinsically "coarse grained" DPD technique.
They knew Lucian would do fine academically, he often seemed precociously intuitive and observant. .
It is intuitive that the very finest wavelet scales are uninformative because small numbers of SNPs should be insufficient to differentiate between populations.
An intuitive classicist, Rogers possessed a fine sense of visual proportion.
Claude Lorrain, also French-born, was one of the finest landscape painters in Italy, and he had an intuitive understanding of the etching medium.
