Sentence examples for mostly intuitive from inspiring English sources

We shall then study, at a mostly intuitive level, some of the most insightful ways in which this simple mathematical abstraction has been put to use in sometimes very sophisticated and expressive encryption schemes.

Integrated keyboard shortcuts are (mostly) intuitive, and there's little-to-no lag as you navigate around.

It's authentic, mostly intuitive and does a great job of taking 24MP photos; after all, you should expect nothing less of a camera this expensive.

It's authentic, mostly intuitive and does a great job of taking 24MP photos; after all, you should expect nothing less of a camera this expensive.

They're mostly intuitive.

The game is entirely in Japanese, but is mostly intuitive enough that you can figure out what's going on without any knowledge of the language.

It's mostly an intuitive thing, but I love arriving at a place where all the characters in a story reflect off each other, where multiple perspectives complicate and enrich the narrative.

Currently used probabilistic models and derived factors for model uncertainties are mostly based on intuitive judgements and limited data.

Current strategies are mostly empirical and intuitive and have a high uncertainty.

The emphasis is placed on a deep understanding of the neural network techniques, which has been presented in a mostly heuristic and intuitive manner.

Brutalism, as Nikolaus Pevsner pointed out with some distaste, had its roots in expressionism, the jagged, often counter-intuitive, mostly brick idiom that flourished in the Netherlands, Germany and the Baltic states from 1910 to 1930.