The pressure of a tight game did not seem to faze Foran, Mroz, or the rest of the Tigers, perhaps because of familiarity.
Donnie Walsh, president of the Indiana Pacers, said there was a tendency to tear down the games of American prospects because of familiarity.
Indeed, their performances seem to gather assurance as the cycle proceeds, probably because of familiarity - any Czech orchestra can surely play the Ninth Symphony blindfolded, for instance.
Perhaps because of familiarity, the urbanites of the bird world, like house sparrows, pigeons and gulls, are much less prone to crashing into glass, Professor Klem said.
Choo, who lectures on gender bias in medicine, said she thought the first-name introductions could reflect unconscious bias but might also be because of familiarity or the introducer's seniority, which the study brings up.
Several polls have shown the race at a virtual tie, with many people supporting Mr. Lazio more out of opposition to Mrs. Clinton than because of familiarity with what he stands for.
But Mr. O'Brien of the police union said he believed that the troopers would be ineffective because of their lack of familiarity with the city.
Often these are among the most valuable audiences because of their level of familiarity with your product or service.
Because of the familiarity of the character, he worried that it would end his career.
