Sentence examples for intuitive resonance from inspiring English sources
Would Lynch and Gutting say that I was being manipulative by trying to create such intuitive resonance?
Unlike many other multivariate procedures that are even more sensitive to initial estimates and require a good deal of statistical sophistication for interpretation, CART has an intuitive resonance with researcher consumers.
An intuitive explanation for resonances is given in Fig. 6 using two potentials.
He brought his populism to the Arab world, where he displayed an intuitive sense of the resonance that the Palestinian issue still commands, in contrast to American officials who have misunderstood it, failed to appreciate it or tried to wish it away.
Childerleyans' understandings of society and of the natural conscience shape each other, says Bell, through a largely intuitive process he calls resonance.
While resonance chemotherapy is intuitive and looks promising in vitro, when in vivo considerations are included in the model, the phenomenon is dampened and the window of applicability becomes narrower.
Below, we provide an intuitive geometric picture for the localized resonances that play a decisive role in the formation of related transport characteristics.
Stochastic resonance is a counter-intuitive effect of amplification of a weak periodic signal by an increase of ambient noise (see Supplemental Figure S1).
We used a novel and intuitive paradigm designed by combining functional magnetic resonance imaging and augmented reality technology to simulate visual illusory stimuli that mimic hallucinations during brain scanning.
To further optimize and characterize the Fano resonance of Al nano-dolmen, an intuitive coupling function is used to fit the Fano line shape.
In fact, the bulk refraction index sensitivity (S) is an intuitive factor to describe sensing performance of the resonance structure, and the sensitivity S can be defined as [44, 45]: S = Δf/Δn, where Δf is the change of the resonance frequency and Δn is the change of the RI.
