He loses familiarity with previously familiar things, such as his house, bedroom, arrangement of his bedroom, roads in his neighborhood, and so on.
The familiarity with such programs, as well as access to them, should obviously be improved.
For those with no previous familiarity with such activities as well as limited English, the exercise proved confusing.
Although Biniecki treats each gun death as its own discrete tragedy, one nonetheless detects in his voice a weary familiarity with cases such as Tyler's.
Cinema buffs wear their familiarity with films such as Stalker and Tarr's seven-hour Sátántangó like a badge of honour and speak of them in reverential tones.
Participants may have more interactive familiarity with websites such as Facebook, Pinterest, or Twitter which have capital and scope to provide technologically sophisticated online experiences.
That's a lot of new jobs a 35% increase over 10 years but for job seekers, landing top jobs may require additional skills in geodesy, a branch of applied mathematics that measures the Earth's gravitational field, and cartography, as well as a familiarity with fields such as human geography and social media.
Rather than self-assessment of familiarity, structural characteristics such as whether the patient and proxy live together or how often they see each other were better associated with proxy agreement with patient scores, at least for the FES.
In future studies, test takers' variables such as gender, computer familiarity, familiarity with integrated tasks, topic familiarity should be controlled.
Married participants had higher familiarity with plant origins such as native plants, compared to single participants.
