Sentence examples for familiar means from inspiring English sources

There are several familiar means of doing so.

Pitting AI programs against computer games has become a familiar means of measuring progress.

Because social robots are a relatively new technology, direct comparison to more familiar means of learning could give us useful insights.

And I know that's a stressful way to live, but anything that's too familiar means I've done it and I know I can do it.

We could then write (V^{(6 }) in terms of the previous familiar means.

In the literature, there are some families of means which include the above familiar means.

In contrast, the calculated value of the familiar mean and standard deviation will be identical for a set of data in a time series regardless of the order of the data.

Chapter 3 looks at the spatial dynamics of the favela "familiar," meant both in the sense of familiar and family based and, at the same time, full of what Penglase calls "dangerous intimates"—drug traffickers with deep ties to the community.

In the balanced prey density design, the preference of the experimental female to join the familiar group resulted in a higher total number of predator eggs produced on the familiar (mean ± SE: 9.1 ± 2.7) than unfamiliar side (7.2 ± 2.8; t test for dependent samples: t28 = 3.834, P = 0.001), indicating alignment of joining and oviposition site preferences of the experimental female.

The piloerection incidence was analyzed for correlation with gender, stimulus selection (pre-selected vs. self-selected), stimulus type (music track vs. film audio track), and stimulus familiarity (unfamiliar vs. familiar) by means of χ-tests.

The start of the route was just outside Storke Ranch, at the off-campus Santa Catalina dormitory, where many freshman students resided and were familiar with (mean familiarity with Santa Catalina was 3.3/7 for prescreening participants).