Sentence examples for face experience from inspiring English sources

Just a hunch, but I'm guessing she wanted them to enjoy the full 'open urinals reeking in your face' experience.

For both tasks, we examined the direct comparison between groups as well as the relationship between CFMT scores and sorting performance as a function of face experience.

In previous work, we found that observers from depopulated areas have poorer face recognition performance than observers from larger communities, suggesting that impoverished face experience limits face processing broadly.

Learners selecting the fully online option appeared to be challenged by online interactivity and suggested preference for a more traditional face to face experience, even though the overall findings suggest they reported the most amount of learning.

The commonalities and differences in processing faces of different races from such data should elucidate the specific roles of face experience and facial cranial characteristics of a particular face race in the development of the other-race effects seen in the present study and in Liu et al. [23].

Several companies offer full, head-on, in your face experience gifts.

Ashton is a relatively untested EU official who will, if the talks take place, face experienced Iranian nuclear negotiators.

In addition, Janet M. Box-Steffensmeier found in a 1996 paper that incumbents with large campaign war chests were less likely to face experienced, quality challengers.

Henshaw will pair up at centre with Jared Payne for just the fifth time as they face experienced Wales midfield duo Jonathan Davies and Jamie Roberts.

K discussed at length the challenges that children face experiencing family transitions.

Mehrotra, Santosh and Richard Jolly, eds., 'Development with a Human Face: Experiences in social achievement and economic growth', Oxford University Press, Oxford, 1997.