Sentence examples for familiarity because of from inspiring English sources

"I thought, 'What if I make a scratch track where the scratches or breaks aren't familiar, but there's familiarity because of its conventional form?'" The track, he continues, would sound like it came from a different planet because it wouldn't have "fresh" or "ah" scratches vocal parts on records that DJs scratch on one turntable while playing a beat on the other.

When beginning this project I was surprised by this familiarity because of all the ways the border is so unique.

(p. x) In other words, the book begins with a disclaimer: with an author discarding the title of his own book as arbitrary and external, apparently selected because of its catchy familiarity; because of the film no doubt, 2 something of an embarrassment to a serious academic like Wilkins.

But that's not a trade-off with familiarity, because LEGO System of Play is a platform perhaps the only toy in the world that offers a platform for play.

But it's important that we ground our visions of radicalism to an element of familiarity, because politics, like music, is a popularizing business.

This algorithm has the added advantage of familiarity, because heat index values generated with it are commonly reported in U.S. weather reports.

A new board member from Mumbai, Bishakha Datta, a documentary maker and advocate for women's issues, was appointed, despite having little familiarity with Wikipedia, because of her experience in running a nonprofit in India.

We chose the Chado database to store the modENCODE experimental metadata and genomic features because of familiarity, availability of tools, nominal compatibility with FB and WB and browser neutrality.

Moreover, because the familiarity of taxa and traits is also known to influence students' reasoning regarding evolutionary change (Opfer et al., 2011), item taxa and traits were constrained by their overall familiarity.

Donnie Walsh, president of the Indiana Pacers, said there was a tendency to tear down the games of American prospects because of familiarity.

Indeed, their performances seem to gather assurance as the cycle proceeds, probably because of familiarity - any Czech orchestra can surely play the Ninth Symphony blindfolded, for instance.