It all feels very natural and intuitive, holding the trigger button to grip the swords and then swinging them the way you would a real sword.
This deeply held intuitive conviction holds, as Darwin did, that all evolution involves groups arising out of groups, and that every organism should belong to (at least) one of those groups.
Thus, Smith argues that Craig begs the question by wrongly presuming that an intuitive relationship holds between finite sets and their proper subsets that a set has more members than its proper subsets must hold even in the case of infinite sets (Smith, in Craig and Smith 1993, 85).
Seized computer files in both Spain and Colombia show that ETA, which declared a permanent ceasefire in 2011, had been in contact with the FARC at least since 1993.A less intuitive theory holds that Mr Londoño may have been attacked by his own allies on the extreme right in an attempt to destabilise the government, which they see as having gone soft on the FARC.
King and Koehler tested their theory, that the public already hold intuitive ideas about handwriting before being exposed to graphology theories, by asking undergraduates to inspect handwriting samples and compare them with personality profiles obtained from the writers.
The Gear VR's controller is intuitive, easy to hold and connects to your phone over Bluetooth.
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.
But this kind of intuition isn't enough to make an actor, and in a number of roles Beatty, probably because he doesn't have the technique to make the most of his lines in the least possible time, has depended too much on intuitive non-acting — holding the screen far too long as he acted out self-preoccupied characters in a lifelike, boringly self-conscious way.
While this assumption is very intuitive, and widely held, it is nevertheless controversial in some quarters.
Given NSSI (a manifestation of internalizing psychopathology) [ 18] is a risk factor for suicidality [ 3, 5] the notion that adolescents who self-injure and engage in other problem behaviors represent a subgroup with heightened risk for suicide holds intuitive appeal.
