Sentence examples for core familiarity from inspiring English sources

(Chinen) Alan Ferber's Extended Ensemble (Saturday) The trombonist Alan Ferber has a core familiarity with large-ensemble work — he typically leads a nonet, often augmented by a string section — so he should be on solid footing with this big band, stocked with versatile peers like the saxophonist John Ellis and the trumpeter Taylor Haskins.

(Chinen) Alan Ferber Expanded Ensemble (Friday and Saturday) The trombonist Alan Ferber has a core familiarity with large-ensemble work — he typically leads a nonet, often augmented by a string section — so he should be on solid footing with this big band, stocked with versatile peers like the saxophonists Chris Cheek and John Ellis, the trombonist Josh Roseman and the guitarist Anthony Wilson.

So while the Century feels like an anachronism, it offers its core clientele comforting familiarity and the promise of a value.

This paper aims at unifying these statements in a core concept of familiarity and its influence on social cues.

Jackson, however, said the core gameplay's familiarity "makes it feel less than the very, very best", and according to Roper, two of the three additional weapons are similar to the main blades; they "have unique powers and slightly different moves, but by and large they're more of the same".

4) The effect of familiarity.

At the movies' core, of course, is familiarity: they're exceptionally good reimaginings of nineteen-thirties sci-fi serials like "Flash Gordon".

That choice in itself is telling: Lang is a Pulitzer-award winning composer whose astonishing sound-world is about as far from the comforting familiarity of the core cello repertoire as you can get.

While over the past years, no norms, standards, and scientific criteria for the concept of familiarity and its core instrument of reference controls were developed, it is still at the discretion of applicants and authorities if and how to use the respective test results.

In person, AC/DC's core members display the easy familiarity of men who've spent much of their adult lives together.

That's the Familiarity Effect.