in·tu·i·tive in-‘tü-ə-tiv, -‘tyü- adj (ca. 1645) 1 a : known or perceived by intuition : directly apprehended b : knowable by intuition ‹~ truths› c : based on or agreeing with intuition ‹~ responses› ‹makes ~ sense› d : readily learned or...
There is a popular (though probably misquoted) saying that declares that nature – and, by extension, humanity – should either “adapt or die”. Although this axiom was probably not intended to be taken literally, it does hold a certain amount of truth when it...
On this blog alone you’ve probably come across the word “security” a couple of dozen times – and there’s a very good reason for that. In the early 1940s, the influential psychology professor Abraham Maslow came up with the now-famous Hierarchy of Needs, which depicts...
Okay, let’s kick things off by taking a look at one of the most common complaints in the world of gate automation, remote control range. Remote control range is a lot like the shock absorbers on our cars. When our shocks go bad, we adjust our style of driving...
