There is also a funny disconnect between the intuitive, snapshot aesthetic of Mr. Frank and Mr. Séclier's checklist approach.
Historical fiction's old fall-back of focusing on sex for drama yields dubious results: when Georg finds solace from marital discord in the arms of a "rubber-nippled, conversational, aesthetic, intuitive, good, generous-thighed woman", it seems as if Wilson, too, is in the grip of the "onanistic miasma" aboard Cook's ship.
She seems to have had an intuitive appreciation for this aesthetic, having been introduced to it through the art manuals she used as a student in primary and secondary school.
A distinction can be made between aesthetic or intuitive perception in holistic biology and in daily life, and reductionistic scientific perception based on the search for causal mechanisms.
The controls are pleasantly intuitive (though they lack the aesthetic appeal of an Apple product), and the battery life, at 7,500 page-turns per charge, is surprisingly long.
Cognitive Intuitive Experiential / practical Ethical Aesthetic Adaptive "Timeness" Balance.
Similarly, if you design a software program that performs the same action as another program, but is more intuitive or uses a different aesthetic, you could apply for a patent on it also.
Alternatively, it is sometimes argued that the aesthetic experience has an intuitive character, as opposed to the conceptual character of scientific thought or the instrumental character of practical understanding.
The duo combine their understanding of a strong aesthetic with their own intuitive decisions, creating tiny piecemeal images that are sometimes indecipherable abstractions.
It was the first of Jarmusch's feature films to depart from his trademark black-and-white photography, though the use of color was tightly controlled to conform with the director's intuitive sense of the film's aesthetic.
