These works may be categorized in terms of the intuitive organizational principles preferred by Aristotle.
In terms of monitoring, intuitive visualized data can help people evacuate under emergency, showing where an accident happened.
Plus, as infotainment tech has evolved, carmakers have been struggling to keep up in terms of providing intuitive ways for people to operate their vehicles.
Computers have come a long way in terms of being intuitive to pick up and use, both thanks to user comfort with computing in general, and improvements on usability and interaction models.
This is conducive to the idea that, whereas presentations are defined in terms of experiences that give intuitive access to the object, meaning acts are "blind" (1911a, 119): if one means an object, no intuitive aspect of the object becomes present simply due to the fact of this object having been meant.
Similarly, the early volumes of Jules Michelet's great history of France (1833 44) are constructed in terms of a poetic idea of intuitive sympathy with the subject, one that would make it possible to resurrect the essence of a past period as encapsulated in the symbolic figures of the historian's imagination.
When the solution cannot be expressed in terms of familiar functions, an intuitive practical solution might be to use a finite set of lines to produce an approximate piecewise-linear solution.
Furthermore, since the OFC is a highly heterogeneous structure that includes many subregions (cf. Price, 2006a), it will be necessary to differentiate between those in terms of their involvement in intuitive coherence perception by using methods with a higher spatial resolution than MEG.
The company makes electric vehicles that some compare to Apple products in terms of obsessive attention to design, intuitive user interface and expense.
Do you have any suggestion for redesigning this sign that would make the sign more intuitive in terms of interpreting its meaning?
