It is decoratively oppressive in exactly the right way and in keeping with Max Key's intuitive direction.
In other years the differences have been more modest, or have run in the more intuitive direction.
Although the land cover change rates are doubtless influenced by classification errors in both 1992 and 2001 NLCD maps from which the change map was derived, the strong statistical significance of the results, and the intuitive direction of the effects of protection status and population change contribute to the strength of the results.
The RR of living in a case circle compared with living in a control circle for leukaemia incidence was 1.137 955% CI 1.065 to1.213), but it was not significant for any other outcome except all cause mortality, for which the effect is in a counter-intuitive direction, with RR 0.965 (95% CI 0.947 to 0.984).
Holtzman argues that hearing sound, in a spherical environment that simulates the planet, is a more intuitive way of understanding the data at hand, and of evaluating things like the direction and distance of the various wave fields.
Most people, to a greater or lesser extent, have an intuitive sense of direction and distance that they employ for navigation.
In his 1996 play, "The Designated Mourner" (in revival, at the Public, under the intuitive and graceful direction of Andre Gregory), what we notice first about the set is not its smallness or the large bed that dominates it but the cinereal light, and how the actors, who spend much of the play sitting as still as possible, look like statues in the rain.
But the effects of all of these models were not especially compelling: effect sizes were all small and often counter-intuitive in their direction of influence.
But intuitive views of the direction of internet competition have been wrong before, as the existence of giants like Google, Amazon and Facebook bears witness.
I can't say that using symbols and abbreviations was a deliberate decision, or that I had a conscious strategy, there was simply an intuitive pull in that direction, a sense that symbols and shorthand--integrations of vernacular, really--might affect a reader's experience in a meaningful way.
This outcome is intuitive, and a fruitful direction for future research would be to explore it in greater detail.
