Some of these transitions are relatively familiar to the global health community (e.g. urban, nutrition, biological), others are less familiar (e.g. cultural, democratic, energy).
Some argue that in clinical contexts, 'HIV remission' would be a better term than 'HIV cure', because remission avoids ambiguities associated with cure, is relatively familiar to non-experts, and sends the message to patients that monitoring and self-care remain important [ 29 ].
Finally, we might start to see a landslide of ad spend previously devoted to television coming online, as the Facebook format would be relatively familiar (though possibly with no sound unless clicked).
Therefore, apes could not have learnt to choose the frozen juice when the platforms were relatively familiar and the grape when the platforms were unfamiliar because apes were exposed to both platforms for the same duration of time.
Alternatively, self-regulation can occur at a highly abstract level if the behavior is relatively familiar and well-practised, because all subordinate levels would continue to operate because their operation occurs in service of the functionally superordinate level.
Most of that play itself is relatively familiar third-person combat and platforming, as in jumping from platform to platform, swinging from ropes and climbing.
Even Seattle, a team that's relatively familiar with the challenges of BC Place, was outshot 24-8 and limited to only two attempts on target, making it all the more remarkable the Sounders had maintained a 1-1 scoreline past the hour mark.
Some are relatively familiar: those of the USA, France, Britain, Germany, Austria and Russia for instance; others are less familiar, those from African nations: Egypt, The Gambia.
This area's pretty heavily spearfished, so they're relatively familiar with seeing these kinds of large things with a pointy stick.
CD is common and, he added, ROM, for read-only memory, is relatively familiar because of its use in personal computers.
