The phrase "age unfamiliar" is not correct in standard written English.
It seems to be an incomplete or awkward expression that lacks clarity. An example could be: "In an age unfamiliar to us, we must adapt to new technologies."
Alternatives: "unknown era" or "strange age".
I was, at this age, unfamiliar with Matthew 4 7, and my father, a devout atheist, was in no way alluding to Matthew 4 7 or using the tales of his fruitless childhood traps as parables or advice against my trying to "test" or "defeat" the magic of the cement mixer.
During the second session (T2, "intruder mouse present"), the conditions were identical except that a social target animal (a same age unfamiliar CD-1 male mouse) had been introduced into the cage.
We purchased and used novel adult male C57BL/6 NCr mice (same age) as unfamiliar intruders.
But it's indicative of another problem of the film that the villain of that behind-the-scenes story is a producer actually, an aging tycoon, unfamiliar with the film business, who turns up to finance a movie that his mistress (Cruz) will star in, and who also spies on her there.
Participants in higher ages were unfamiliar with the word 'up-cycling,' and they could not relate it with the concept, thinking that the practice of their own is simple recycling, despite the fact that they already practice up-cycling unknowingly.
Fig. 1 Histogram of SBSOD scores for prescreening participants (aged 18 years and unfamiliar with experiment location) and participants who completed the experiment.
In case this book is new to you (I know of no Australians my age who are unfamiliar with Marsden's most famous story, but the books are less prolifically read in other parts of the world), it features a group of seven teenage friends who discover, on returning home from a camping trip, that their small country town has been invaded by a foreign army.
At D7 after injury, vehicle or delayed IL-1Ra-treated animalongerplayed a longer time to first interaction when placed with an unfamiliar, age and sex matched, animal and vehicle-treated animals spent less time interacting compared to sham animals (Fig. 6A and B).
It has been shown that infants from as young as 6 months of age can interpret unfamiliar actions as goal-directed as long as the action results in a (salient) change of state in the environment (Jovanovic et al., 2007, Kiraly et al., 2003).
None of this was exactly unfamiliar — ages ago he and some boisterous friends had played among those windmills and tunnels, or somewhere similar — yet nothing told him exactly where he was.
Aging in an unfamiliar landscape can pose health challenges for the growing numbers of immigrants and their health care providers.
