Sentence examples for intuitive steps from inspiring English sources
So, just like the social dynamics at a bar, Tindering comprises a series of simple and intuitive steps: you first assess the picture, then you gauge interest and only then you decide to start a (rudimentary) conversation.
It is not in the nature of the subject for every connection to be proved with mathematical rigour, but, where this is lacking, experiment will frequently indicate what trust may be placed in the intuitive steps of the argument.
If the false warning in turn activated the automatic anti-stall system, the pilots would have had to take a series of rapid and not necessarily intuitive steps to maintain control – a particular challenge since those steps were not in the plane's operating manual and the pilots had not been trained on how to respond.
Although this process appears intuitive, steps are often left out of analysis plans leading to a mis-interpretation of results [ 33- 35].
The optimized morphology is found to be approximately linear and far from the "intuitive" step-like one (Rivin and Kang, 1992) and yields better chatter-resistance.
Instead, we proposed an intuitive step-size mechanism (analogous to marginal cost), exclusive to each road and iteration.
All of the recent changes I had made -- quitting my job, starting my own consultancy, meditating daily, walking, juicing daily, pursuing my personal Spiritual Path -- it was an intuitive step ahead of this cancer.
The page is designed as an intuitive step-by-step form where users fill basic information such as organism and gene/miRNA names using gene symbols, miRNAs names, miRNAs accessions, EnsEMBL genes, EnsEMBL transcript Identificators or even probe names from different expression array platforms.
(A California government website goes one counter-intuitive step farther: "If attacked, fight back").
For small businesses that need a simple way to manage their sales, Base provides an intuitive 4-step process.
An intuitive first step to compare the tests is to investigate the consistency between gene lists resulting from the application of each test on real data.
