Sentence examples for approached unfamiliar from inspiring English sources

As all other aspects of the course were identical for all of the students, our conclusion is that the IAs reshaped how these students approached unfamiliar problems.

principal for approaching unfamiliar dogs: –Wait to see if the dog is with its owner and if it looks friendly.

Bumble bees also facultatively use social information, exhibiting visual local enhancement only when approaching unfamiliar flower types (Kawaguchi et al. 2007).

This would seem to favour approaching unfamiliar and potentially dangerous passages on the left and is consistent with observations across multiple ant species of disproportionate appendage severance on the left in interspecific fights, and a greater propensity to turn left when alarmed [ 4].

Teach your children never to approach unfamiliar dogs until they are sure they are safe.

Ten years ago, to many in the pulmonary or critical care community the idea that anticoagulants could be a beneficial therapy in ALI may have been surprising and the approach unfamiliar [ 46].

This result indicates that future group events were created by a tie involving the unfamiliar: either the pre-existing pair creating the foundation of the group event involved the unfamiliar or the unfamiliar approached a familiar animal while it was within close proximity to the other familiar animal.

Le Guin's fiction is littered with moments of cultural contact, and heroes who approach the unfamiliar with an open mind and a desire to learn.

For example, the robot could regularly do a task – drilling holes, for example – but when it approaches an unfamiliar scenario the human can gesture at the task that should be done.

A 5-min social interaction test was performed with male test mice (PD 30/31) approaching an unfamiliar female from the same strain.

Fiddler crabs can distinguish between species and mates when natural patterns are modified with paint and they will also approach unpainted unfamiliar conspecifics in preference to familiar ones [17].