Sentence examples for Not familiarised from inspiring English sources

Duckenfield admitted he had not familiarised himself in any detail with the ground's layout or capacities of its different sections.

In addition, an interface, 'tkondu', has been written in the TCL/Tk language to facilitate the use of condu.m by an operator not familiarised with mathematica®.

The rotation mode dwelling results as well as the low use of the flicking mode indicate that our novice participants were not familiarised enough with INSPECT to access the additional modes and confined themselves to just using the basic ones.

Experiences have shown that many scientists could not familiarise themselves, yet, with their shifted roles and the expectations resulting from that (for example, participation in ELSI workgroups, explaining ethical and social dimensions in grant proposals, public roundtables and so on).

I am always amazed by how many scriptwriters haven't familiarised themselves with the basics of screenwriting technique.

I didn't win with ingredients from the local farmer's market but from the bin behind a grimy supermarket that won't familiarise itself with the concept of "organic" for at least a couple more decades.

If you're not, familiarise yourself with all of Jo's previous recipes in the Girl Eats Food online cookbook.

Do these sorts of toys not reinforce and familiarise children with a destruction led, conflict narrative, normalising war and weapons, which is also regularly reinforced through popular entertainment, films, TV and video games?

They are involved as part of the participatory process, so that they are given the chance to not only familiarise themselves with the data but also to influence the analytical process.

It's also a good idea for teachers to familiarise themselves not just with the general issues surrounding refugees and asylum seekers but the complications that an individual may be experiencing.

The 6 watch officers and 39 able-bodied seamen constituted only around 5 percent of the crew, and most of these had been taken on at Southampton so had not had time to familiarise themselves with the ship.