Another missing piece is familiarity.
With the popularity of recording came, for the musician, the lure of speed: when listeners could hear a piece of music, even a long and complex one, repeatedly at the touch of a button, they gained familiarity with compositions that they might otherwise hear only rarely.
Variables related to driver behaviour (e.g. the distributions of aggressiveness and awareness), compositions of vehicles, driver's familiarity, etc. were examined.
In barrier design, familiarity of the structure and composition of the soil material at the micron scale is necessary for delineating the retention mechanisms of introduced metals, such as the formation of new mineral phases.
The sound world they create in sensitive arrangements of lullabies and songs and original compositions by Ms. Woolf combines the comforting familiarity of folk song with the rich timbres and textures of classical music.
There's something about the composition of the series that brings back a hazy familiarity, like I was once one of the skate kids, not an uncoordinated pedestrian watching from afar.
Like many of Hine's compositions shot at a lower vantage, it conveys a familiarity and intimacy shared between the photographer and the subject.
These changes can be seen as a move toward a classical mode of composition and, considering the more expressive use of brushwork as well, may indicate a familiarity with Venetian art (Susanna and the Elders, 1637 47).
Mr. Henderson's whole-tone passages in "Sophisticated Lady" demonstrated a certain familiarity with Debussy but did nothing for the character of Ellington's great composition.
While the latter methodologies offer more accurate measurements of body composition, the former are more widely employed due to their relatively low cost, ease of use and familiarity.
