The pattern makes some intuitive sense, too.
There are some intuitive findings in the report.
I think many Americans understand this at some intuitive level.
"On some intuitive level, they feel the validators," Mr. Mehiel said, poking his fingers at his temples.
"It does make some intuitive sense, all right," Dr. Hinshaw added, "but I keep looking and hoping that the evidence base for this will get better".
Clark, who had been raised a Southern Baptist, says that he was not shocked by the discovery — that, in some intuitive way, it made sense.
"There has to be a sense of good and evil, a dramatic arc to it that makes some intuitive sense, so it can't be terribly complex".
However, I have learned a number of rules of the road (some intuitive; others harder to learn) that may be helpful to any CSR practitioner looking to make their own "tobacco decision".
(A mystical code, based on some intuitive algorithm of seniority and prior Cuplessness, determines the hand-off order; my understanding, or really my assumption, is that, due to superstition, it isn't discussed beforehand).
And beyond this loathsome industry that my immediate future seems to hold, my dismay at this overpowering surfeit may also spring from some intuitive awareness of how easily we may go wrong when we suddenly have too much.
The claim that recursive functions exhaust the class of all functions that are effectively calculable (in some intuitive informal sense) is known as Church's thesis (named after the American logician Alonzo Church).
