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Discover LudwigThe phrase "familiarise with" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to express that someone is being introduced to something so that they become familiar with it. For example: "We will be hosting a tutorial to help familiarise everyone with the new software."
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To familiarise with the virtual reality of the simulator they were thereupon first asked to complete a practice session in the simulator for about 10 min.
Observation was used to familiarise with technologies and context, and triangulate interview data.
Participants were allowed to familiarise with the experimental protocol before testing.
In the first step, the authors read and re-read the transcribed data to familiarise with the data and made notes.
Before the actual start of the test, each child had the possibility to familiarise with the test through four warm-up digit sequences.
The demonstration proceeded with a simulation of ward work during which the participant was to actively use the artefact to familiarise with its functionality.
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At one point after Day is familiarised with June, he even observes that June is essentially the female version of him.
Before the experiment, participants were directed to the test cars and familiarised with the procedures.
After being familiarised with the system, the technology started failing, and we tested the reaction of drivers with a train approaching.
We conducted a driving simulator study where participants (N = 15) were familiarised with an in-vehicle audio warning for an extended period.
"For lots of women I think this is some time in the day for themselves, to go through a reassuring routine, to be re-familiarised with the body".
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