Sentence examples for familiarity of the context from inspiring English sources

However the experimental design could not reach a full 3-way factorial (2x2x2) design, as it proved difficult to come up with a solution on how to create a learning task ' without (ir) relevant and (un) familiar context', or in other words how to manipulate the relevance and familiarity of the context when the context is absent.

The present study used the same design to further investigate the influence of the familiarity of the language context on pitch perception with Italian participants.

Concept familiarity refers to the familiarity of the concept depicted by the picture.

The responses indicated that supervisors understood this lack of initiative to be partly explained by what they considered to be doctoral students' unrealistic expectations; their lack of familiarity with the context and prevailing administrative requirements and language problems.

Most of the film's mixed notices have taken issue with its familiarity in the context of the director's work, but that's a complaint lodged more often by critics than jurors, who are often encountering a filmmaker — or an entire national cinema — for the first time.

Her experience and observations in this field helped, not only to establish rapport with participants, but also to inform the interview questions and research process because of her familiarity with the context.

The results of the students' familiarity with the context showed an average score for the presumably familiar diseases of 2.11 (sd 0.69) for the musculoskeletal and 2.50 (sd 0.67) for the neurological subjects.

I did not feel I contributed as I could have if I was in amongst other people (consumer member, virtual group) Additionally, our observations of the discussion suggested that limited and slow online response may have been discouraging for a person without prior experience and familiarity with the context and process of research commissioning, aside from familiarity with online communication.

The researcher (MR) spent time in the clinic area gathering data, developing familiarity with the context and the environment.

Activity in parietal regions is often observed during stimulus recognition tasks (Konishi et al. 2000), which may involve recollection and/or a sense of familiarity, and during tasks that contrast recollection against familiarity, emphasizing processes involved in retrieving details of the context in which stimuli were previously encountered.

Both these factors would increase the familiarity of both contexts and encourage full habituation of potential competing exploratory behaviour.