Sentence examples for intuitive accessibility from inspiring English sources

Arguments about the positive social externalities of a bigger safety net, or the long-term value of thoughtful entitlement reform, don't have the intuitive accessibility of, say, promising that people will retain their access to contraception.

Pylkkänen (2015) has even suggested to use this intuitive accessibility of mental quantum features for a better conceptual grasp of quantum physics.

The design of the GUI is kept simple to allow intuitive and user-friendly accessibility.

It produces a convenient representation of binding-site shapes including an intuitive description of their accessibility.

Axiomatic logics, probability calculi, and vetted methods of statistical inference are expected to ground epistemic claims and supplant intuitive judgments concerning the accessibility of possible worlds, thought experiments, and the like.

Microsoft is said to be tinkering with the interface to make it more intuitive and to provide easier accessibility to features with fewer taps of the stylus.

Without an intuitive tool to evaluate the accessibility of the site, engineers evaluate the space they need by considering qualitative positions (Akinci et al.2002), which could easily lead to accessibility problems.

Engineers can obtain a comprehensive understanding of the pipeline maintenance with the aid of the interface and can identify spatial accessibility in a more intuitive manner.

This tool allows users to view, explore, and interact with the pipeline information via a direct manipulation interface in order to identify the spatial accessibility in a more intuitive manner.

Hearables will only continue to cement their place as a major advancement in healthcare, as we continue to develop intuitive products and programs that further increase accessibility for the hearing impaired.

The tablet's multi-touch user interface is far more intuitive, and more importantly, iOS is built with accessibility in mind.