Sentence examples for intuitive indication from inspiring English sources
This normalized eccentricity gives a common and intuitive indication of the additive effect of torsion on total building shear at a given wind direction.
The sublime backheel to help create Renato Sanches's equaliser in the quarter-final against Poland was perhaps an even better indication of an intuitive talent well served by his new role than even his goals have been.
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.
Absent any indication of direct harm, what makes intuitive moral sense is to live the life I was given, be a good citizen, be kind to the people near me, and conserve as well as I reasonably can.
The other reading, that high confidence means high uncertainty, next to being counter-intuitive, does not reflect that agreement sometimes does give an indication for the truth of a finding.
Although studies do not give any clear indication with regard to the preferred stimulus, it would be intuitive to use hyperpnoea as the stimulus, as symptoms in athletes are exercise related.
In general, fold change, while simple and intuitive, is not a preferred criterion in selecting DE genes, because of lack of indication in the level of confidence and reproducibility [ 78].
In accordance with Stolper's work, we define gut feeling as 'a physician's intuitive feeling that something is wrong with the patient, although there are no apparent clinical indications for this, or a physician's intuitive feeling that the strategy used in relation to the patient is correct, although there is uncertainty about the diagnosis' [ 28].
Intuitive controls and functions.
That's counter intuitive.
