Sentence examples for intuitive configuration from inspiring English sources

First, users of a configurator application need interfaces that allow for efficient and intuitive configuration processes.

A red dot depicts the production of the system for an "intuitive" routing configuration where Wells 1 4 are produced to Separator 1 and Wells 5 7 to Separator 2. This intuitive configuration yields the smallest field oil rate and a very low field gas rate.

Current mode realization of the rule base and defuzzifier circuits leads to simple and intuitive configurations.

Steadily positioning itself at the helm of post-internet art, Pozanti's technique seems to find the perfect balance between past and present, through intuitive configurations that hold a deeper meaning that can only be fully appreciated once the audience immerses itself in her own parallel world.

It is possible to manually configure the rules or take advantage of Check Point's intuitive automatic configuration utilities.

The parameters of the analysis are specified in an intuitive XML configuration file, which allows customization of the pipeline.

Using standard input and output file formats and an intuitive XML configuration file, the application offers an integrated framework to run parallelized pipelines for variant detection in exome enrichment and methylation studies.

Here the Kantian "categories" of space, time, substance, and causality take on a distinctively intuitive or "presentational" configuration.

Nonetheless, if we compare the error performances of the 2I1O and 2I2O configurations, it is intuitive that the application of the proposed adaptive schemes in the 2I2O configuration provides a much better link quality up to BER of 10−4 that is suitable for more stringent QoS applications.

Installing Linux still requires users to resort to manually editing configuration text files hardly intuitive and way too complicated for the average user.

The optimization of SLM production was performed by screening the effect of different experimental parameters and device configurations by a classical intuitive approach COST (Changing One Separate factor a Time).