Sentence examples for intuitive benefit from inspiring English sources

The segmentation clock has the most intuitive benefit of oscillatory gene expression patterns.

These examples highlight the additional intuitive benefit of supplementing digital visualizations with physical models.

Apart from the intuitive benefits of instantaneously allowing opportunistic scheduling, we observe that from a practical point of view, average power constraints are further justified since hybrid automatic repeat request (HARQ) coding is essentially performed over multiple successive transmissions.

It has other intuitive benefits because it relies on sharing of resources and maximizing the effectiveness of the shared resources, thereby reducing the costs otherwise incurred by ICT operations as to human, technical, and organizational resources.

5 Assumptions made about intuitive benefits from increased tourism have also failed to materialise in previous Games such as in Sydney or Seoul.

In this paper, we demonstrate an important and counter-intuitive benefit of procurement decentralization in a common setting where a firm with multiple divisions procures a durable good from a supplier.

The instructions must be intuitive, could benefit from animations or indications of PSFs control buttons so powered wheelchair users can adjust their PSFs immediately and appropriately.

Governments will rarely approve a big project without first submitting their proposal for wonkish scrutiny.Dig deeper: One city now carries the hope of high-speed rail boosters (March 2014) The revised case for HS2 still rests on some dodgy assumptions (Nov 2013) All of us do intuitive cost-benefit analyses every day (Sep 2009).

While it is intuitive that the benefits of the proposed scheme extend to a variety of MIMO techniques, the simulations below focus on MMSE precoding and V-BLAST detection, as these schemes offer a practical performance-to-complexity tradeoff.

AKP's motives for the talks are intuitive; domestic peace benefits their regional aspirations, concessions made to Kurds will help garner electoral votes and undermine BDP popular support, and being the party to finally solve the "Kurdish Problem" would be a momentous political achievement with implications both in Turkey and abroad.

Given that the costs posed by newcomers are less intuitive than their benefits, in this paper we will focus on the problems of newcomer integration and their implications for the architecture of the newcomer concept.