Sentence examples for familiar seeing from inspiring English sources

It could be a guy we're familiar seeing, or it could be someone we're unfamiliar seeing.

The informe only becomes the concept of abstraction when our vision forms a lucid picture -- that is, the build up of habitual and familiar seeing over time -- that gives us reason to believe that we are seeing a representation of the world in terms of real forms.

Therein a number of different definitions of reduction are studied, of which many-one and Turing reducibility are the most familiar (see, e.g., Rogers 1987).

Each session contained multiple trials, and during each trial the animal could freely explore two objects, typically one novel the other familiar (see Table 1).

One cue predicted a novel picture (not seen in Phase I) or a familiar picture (seen twice in Phase I); a second cue predicted a familiar (seen twice in Phase I) or a highly familiar picture (seen four times in Phase I); and a third cue predicted a novel picture (not seen in Phase I) or a highly familiar picture (seen four times in Phase I) (Fig. 1D).

The familiar object was in fact the "novel" object from the previous trial; that is, it had just been explored and so was now familiar (see Table 1 upper).

Participants also suggested strategies to impart understanding of VISP based on an alternate mental model derived from false-positive HIV tests, a concept with which many MSM are familiar (see Figure  1).

Because they're related to him, Lucky Luciano's familiars see him as a principled man worthy of our admiration instead of a criminal deserving of our disdain.

"What was horribly familiar was seeing Benedict's saying: 'Don't come looking for me'.

"It was the familiar horror, seeing the body as though for the first time.

"It was there I became familiar with seeing muscle and blood and bone," she explains.