Sentence examples for intuitive recall from inspiring English sources

Although this might seem intuitive, recall that our subjects never saw the same scene more than once.

This notion of controllability is also intuitive (recalling that the exponential map is surjective for compact connected Lie groups), as it requires that all Hamiltonian directions can be generated.

Holding their own against such stalwarts as Steve Evets and Sean Gilder, the boys are rarely off screen and never off-beat, their mannerisms captured with a clear-eyed tenderness that recalls the intuitive humanism of the Dardenne brothers.

This combination makes these minimally counter-intuitive entities easier to recall, as well as more likely to be spontaneously recreated.

Atlas Informatics, whose Atlas Recall promised an intuitive and powerful way to index all your information across many services, is shutting down less than a year after launch.

The f-measure (the harmonic mean of precision and recall) gives an intuitive number for comparisons of the concerned methods.

"Edgar had a strongly intuitive feeling for his artists," Mr. Farrell recalled on Monday.

Recognition skills depend on two related processes: the perception of familiarity or unfamiliarity (a rapid intuitive process based on previous experience), and recollection (a slower conscious recall of knowledge) (Henson et al., 1999; Wagner et al., 1998).

The train-Q score is intuitive to users, as it directly uses the expected recall rate from the provided training dataset.

These moves are intuitive and easy to access, resulting in lusciously smooth movement that recalls the original Prince of Persia title.

Auriol's rejection of Scotus' distinction between intuitive and abstractive cognition takes as one of its starting points several "experiences" that recall the experiences he employed to show that the senses put the object of sensitive cognition into esse apparens.