It may have begun when they met their neighbors, who describe themselves as "intuitive readers," or clairvoyants.
The definition of autonomy is not very intuitive, but readers can confirm that it is the one case that is not covered by one of the other three types.
"We're just so sorry for… being sorry!" Some women carry the people-pleasing gene to the point of self-harm, but let's not forget that women can also be superb, hyper-intuitive people-readers and managers – fielding skills and qualities that burn bright in the workplace.
Unfortunately, trees are difficult for students as they have substantial visual conventions that are not particularly intuitive for novice readers (Halverson et al. 2011) (for example, Halverson et al. 2011; Gregory 2008; Naegle 2009; Perry et al. 2008).
It sometimes remains non-intuitive for the reader, that the nomenclature rules are not the same for mouse and zebrafish, so we have chosen zebrafish nomenclature, unless specifically referring to mouse data.
"This term was defined a little ways back:" the reader's intuitive sense of how far back in the argument or exposition together with his or her sense of the pace of the exposition relative to the length of the book supplies the reader with a sense of how many pages to turn back in order to reach the needed information.
Moreover, to give the reader an intuitive idea of the significance of the box plot figures, each box should be accompanied by the number of data points it represents (e.g., in Figure 2: UpsA [N=5]).
Although plotting exponential decay on semi-log axes leads to a linear fit, the linear axes are more intuitive to the general reader, and so we prefer to leave the plots as they are.
Within the bond valence model, these terms are given exact definitions that may differ from those used in other models or from the reader's intuitive sense of their meaning.
