Further, it would be premature to assume from these results that increasing public familiarity with nanotechnology for example, through education, is likely to reduce perceived risks and the gap between public and academic, business and government perceptions.
Reach refers to the size of your audience, richness to the intricacy and customisation of the services you can offer, and affiliation to the extent to which you are seen to respond to your customer's interests.In the physical world, these often have to be traded off against each other: go for a big audience and you lose familiarity with individual preferences, for example.
It includes systematic knowledge provided by scientists and experts, experiential knowledge provided by those who have gained familiarity with the problem (for example, plant operators or consumers of specific products), and local and circumstantial knowledge that may come from a local community or special group (Renn 2010).
To sum up, the pattern of brain activation observed in musicians compared to nonmusicians reflects a constant interaction between episodic and semantic memory during the familiarity task as suggested, for example, by the MNESIS model [43].
Families and therapists also acknowledged familiarity of musical connectedness: for example, singing favorite songs together or continuing with music therapy sessions with the same therapist as dementia progressed was often crucial for people at late stages of dementia.
When relatedness itself (as opposed to, for example, familiarity) is the causal factor underlying a difference in IGE, it would seem unlikely that the full set of genetic parameters can be identified.
In a war between the S6 and the M9, for example, that familiarity could damage HTC's chances.
We found that selecting students from same classes provided better conversation control, for example, the familiarity and the common interest (details in Conversation).
Take, for example, the "familiarity effect," which means that we tend to like things that are familiar -- whether people, beliefs or products -- and we like them even more when we feel threatened or stressed.
