Sentence examples for more intuitively understood from inspiring English sources

First, as a measure on a bounded scale it is more intuitively understood by the non-specialist data user, particularly one who is interested in a synoptic overview of soil variation across a region.

The nature of the identification of the firm effects can be more intuitively understood in terms of average treatment effects and local average treatment effects.

Twitter is now trying to move away from a past where new and weird rules had to be explained, so new users can more intuitively understand how to use the service.

Twitter is now trying to move away from a past where new and weird rules had to be explained, so new users can more intuitively understand how to use the service.

Technology is humanizing objects, and designers are acting as intermediaries, helping us interpret technology and translate it into a language that we can more intuitively understand.

In the city, CES may be more directly experienced, their benefits more readily appreciated, and the environment-to-benefit linkages more easily and intuitively understood by the beneficiaries relative to many material ES.

In the end, working with molecule sets is more efficient andthe results from set operations can be intuitively understood.

Gödel took a more radical view: he believed that time, as it was intuitively understood, did not exist at all.

Early on, the Sonics intuitively understood this — but they also played harder, faster, and with more grim aggression than anyone in Tacoma, Washington, had ever thought to play.

Of course, advertisers (and most socially-intelligent humans) have always intuitively understood ways to manipulate perception and build trust; this just gives them one more tool for their kit.

It can be intuitively understood that when the saturation control is operating well, the clipping of the peak signal values can be more refined, making less annoying artifacts.