Sentence examples for intuitive variation from inspiring English sources

Xylor Jane has moved from making enormous visionary drawings to working on square panels less than four feet on a side, where she seems to be formulating a highly intuitive variation on what was called serial painting in the 1970s.

One can then use nothing but third-person means of designating the alleged believers and get the same intuitive variation in truth-values.

SOMETIMES, as with the Auschwitz chapter, Angier's diligent details, verifications, counterchecks and intuitive variations seem a distended contrast to Levi's quicksilver distillations.

Contrary to intuitive expectations, variations of the accessible volume are not directly related to changes of the specific volume.

Although their key ideas in each of the seven areas of knowledge of variability cover all years of schooling, the first three were especially relevant to our study, as was the last: (i) developing intuitive ideas of variation; (ii) describing and representing variability; (iii) using variability to make comparisons and (vii) considering variability as part of statistical thinking.

Kaplan-Meier curves for each risk group offer an intuitive depiction of variation in prognosis.

In our opinion, these global inconsistent subgraphs are the most interesting network areas: either an interaction is missing or a dynamical process occurs that cannot be modelled by intuitive reasoning on variations.

Both task allocation processes are also robust to parameter variation permitting intuitive selection of parameter values.

Natural selection, like most complex scientific theories, runs counter to common experience and therefore competes usually unsuccessfully with intuitive ideas about inheritance, variation, function, intentionality, and probability.

The average density contours in the x-z plane at various surface charge densities are also inserted in this figure to have an intuitive understanding of the variation of surface wettability.

A graphical, as well as intuitive analysis of the variation of sub-carrier bandwidth (in discrete steps of N s ) with corresponding power allocation uniformly (P i = P t /N s ), by water-filling, and by Algorithm 1, reveals its relation with the achievable throughput.