For Kandinsky, as well as Rebay and Bauer, it had a spiritual basis grounded in the mystical belief of theosophy, which saw art as an intuitive form of religious expression.
If the latter option is selected, the L-index can help to account for the effects of multiple co-authorship and aging of publications, and present the results in a simple and intuitive form.
Developed by the young painters Hans Hartung, Gérard Schneider, Pierre Soulages, Frans Wols, Chao Wu-chi (Zao Wu-ki), and Georges Mathieu, Tachism was part of a larger French postwar movement known as Art Informel, which abandoned geometric abstraction in favour of a more intuitive form of expression.
The use of an established and well-known graphical language in the development of biomedical ontologies provides a more intuitive form of capturing and representing knowledge than using only text-based notations.
The simplest possible FCS involves reactions in a linear biochemical pathway, arguably the most intuitive form of a functional module in biochemistry.
DW lithography is in general the most intuitive form of lithography and also provides the greatest degree of arbitrary control, as patterns are not restricted to a specific periodicity or characteristic length scale.
The proposed Jacobian expression results in a simplified, more compact and intuitive form.
X T equals either 1 or 2. Key quantities in competing risks are the cause-specific hazards (CSHs) α0 j (t), j = 1, 2, (1) The dt notation in (1) is a short, but more intuitive form of the more common α0 j (t) = limΔ t ↘0 P(T ∈ [ t, t + Δ t), X T = j | T ≥ t)/Δ t.
But also that, since 1978, when he reclad his own house in Santa Monica, Calif., with corrugated metal and chain link, his free-form designs have been grounded in an intuitive understanding of materials.
