Sentence examples for further intuitive from inspiring English sources

Alongside voice control, eye-tracking is a further intuitive hands-free method that can be used as an input signal for manipulating the laparoscope holder.

After analyzing BRONBiNDER_, one of several pieces comprising his fourth solo exhibit, MAGiCSTANCE, currently at On Stellar Rays Gallery, you might believe that you've exhausted any further intuitive understanding.

The Tories have further counter-intuitive interventions planned for the coming week, and the prime minister is said to be preparing furiously for the final televised "debate", a special edition of Question Time on April 30th.

This may be reinforced by the changing perception of the risk-benefit balance by society, where fewer individuals have direct experience with vaccine-preventable diseases, furthering the intuitive response by some parents to focus more on vaccine safety and concerns about harming their child [ 33].

Smart Life is further enabled through intuitive, integrative features, including the Swype text input service, the rich augmented reality browser, Layar, and advanced Location Based Service (LBS) capabilities.

Combinatorialism purports to explain a further class of intuitive modal facts as features that simply "emerge" from facts about structural properties.[55] The discussion of structural states of affairs and supervenience above provides an example.

Because it's a type of question I think people ponder every day, I wanted to expound upon it further and suggest "Intuitive Eating" -- a common sense method for answering your dietary dilemmas.

It creates a decision tree that strives to correctly classify members of the patients based on several dichotomous dependent variables, which is simple and intuitive (Further description in Additional File 1).

He further implied the intuitive view that the "normal" (i.e., small) malleus of Amblysomus is primitive, and inferred a "morphological sequence" from Amblysomus to the taxa with a globular malleus to the "extreme" club-shape observed in Chrysochloris.

To further examine counter intuitive negative associations observed within the case-crossover model (explained in ' Results' below), we created a 0-3 lag day average ozone variable to compare these results to the single day exposures.

In a further step the intuitive choice of the function exp (- t -  d)) is justified by comparing the resulting hazard function to the hazard function of a time-dependent FP.