The phrase "a single familiarity" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to one specific instance or type of familiarity with something or someone.
Example: "In a world filled with diverse cultures, a single familiarity can often bridge the gap between strangers."
Alternatives: "one familiarity" or "a sole familiarity".
We note, furthermore, that whether recollection and familiarity are separate processes (Eichenbaum et al., 2008), or reflect a single process, with familiarity and recollection reflecting different degrees of memory strength (Wixted and Squire, 2008), is an area of continuing debate (see also Gardiner and Richardson-Klavehn, 2000 and Yonelinas, 2002) for relevant information regarding humans.
The curious sense of extreme familiarity may be limited to a single sensory system, such as the sense of hearing, but as a rule it is generalized, affecting all aspects of experience including the subject's own actions.
This effect appears to depend on loss of a sense of familiarity and on failure to treat a single object seen on a number of occasions as one and the same.
The use of a single instrument design also facilitates operating room efficiency and improves team familiarity with instrumentation.
However, the integration of separate items into a single configuration (unitization) leads to reduced involvement of recollection and greater reliance on familiarity.
By contrast, in the low-familiarity group, a significant difference was only observed when a single food type was present (critical difference at 1% = 21.8, critical difference at 5% = 19.1).
A single item summarizing participant use of the internet is also included to assess comfort and familiarity with internet usage.
The familiarity of the household objects in the toolkit, the small scale (each puzzle is confined to a single screen) and the on-screen hints leave the impression of manageability.
These frequency scores were then summed (i.e., 'Coca Cola' + 'other SSBs'; 'Diet Coke' + 'other LESs') to provide a single 'familiarity score,' reflecting each participant's typical intake of SSBs and LESs.
The phenomenon serves as a subtle reminder that we are all still single, breeding a strange familiarity whether we match or not.
A single-cell recording study in monkeys provides a strong basis for characterizing the neural representations composed by individual neurons; our aim was to conduct this characterization based on single-cell recordings for personal familiarity or unfamiliarity.
