Sentence examples for familiarized to from inspiring English sources
Estimates range from $400 for an English rural historian's 1830s handwritten list of words "not sufficiently familiarized to his mind" (starting with "abactor" and "abarticulation") to $35,000 for Papias the Grammarian's 13th-century Latin dictionary on vellum, which gives advice on pronouncing long vowels.
ATLAS query reports were generated and printed out for each code and further familiarized to identify more sub-themes.
To get familiarized to the cycle ergometer, in the first day of training, the participants performed an initial training session for 20 min increasing 10 min a day until 60 minutes of exercise training.
Half of the subject males were familiarized to BALB/c females and half to C57BL/6 females, to avoid any potential effect of the strain identity rather than familiarity per se.
The FV-WO group was familiarized exclusively to visual cues, the FV-FO group was familiarized to both visual and self-generated odor cues, and the FO-WV group was familiarized exclusively to self-generated odor cues.
In this study, babies were familiarized to a display of an adult placing a toy (a plastic watermelon slice) into one of two boxes and then reaching into the box as if to grasp it.
We used a three-stage protocol to characterize how olfactory cues might influence hippocampal place cells: familiarization to the cues, rotation of the familiarized cues, and replacement of familiar cues with novel ones.
Having familiarized animals to one or both sets of cues, we recorded hippocampal place cells and assessed long-term field stability and the effects of cue rotation on the spatial representation.
If you know which country you want to adopt from, have to familiarized yourself with their government rules on adoption?
Musical stimuli are reported to elicit an increase in movements [34] or in mean Heart Rate (HR) and HR variability in familiarized fetuses compared to control fetuses [50].
This allows students to immerse themselves in four subjects, giving us the opportunity to become familiarized with the material, and not just learning it to do well on a test.
