Sentence examples for intuitive and obvious from inspiring English sources
That's intuitive and obvious.
He claims that what seems perfectly intuitive and obvious in the case of sounds and hearing that something other than material objects are the direct objects of hearing; that the direct objects of audition are internal; and that we indirectly hear things in the world by hearing their sounds—helps us to discover what is true of all perception.
In order to obtain a more intuitive and obvious result, we reduce the searching number in Figure 4. We can see from the Figure 4 andTable 6 that the performance of the ISHC algorithm is better than the SC algorithm and the SHC algorithm in precision, recall and f-measure.
These maps store wide knowledge of complex molecular interactions and regulations occurring in the living organism in a simple and obvious way, often using intuitive graphical notation.
Although in some ways, this diagnosis seems intuitive, even obvious; interventions that pathologize and reify men and masculinity oversimplify the complex, diverse terrain of men's experiences and practices, and can significantly reduce men's desire to accept these messages and participate in gender equity and health initiatives.
The final notes of irony and repudiation may be laboured and obvious, but this is an intriguingly intuitive and atmospheric movie.
The addition of the buffer system is neither intuitive nor obvious, though its physiological role was clearly relevant and became apparent in multi-tissue metabolic modeling.
A growing number of metabolic engineering studies have demonstrated the use of well-curated GEMs to generate strain designs that are neither intuitive nor obvious [ 7- 12].
While the link between HRVs and health seems intuitive, beyond the obvious health effects of torture [ 3, 4], the empirical assessment of the health impacts of HRVs is in its infancy [ 5].
They are intuitive and insightful, able to sense invisible connections and opportunities that are not obvious to most people.
