Sentence examples for fast familiarity from inspiring English sources

There is no overstating the importance to CBS that the co-hosts gain some fast familiarity.

Analysis of false alarms to recent negatives (lures drawn from the previous study list) and distant negatives (lures not studied for 168+ trials) suggests that PI slowed retrieval by selectively eliminating fast assessments based on familiarity.

I.B.M. narrowed the pool to those who had been designated as fast-trackers, who had familiarity with volunteerism and who submitted the best short essays on how participation would help them develop as leaders.

Response latencies were shorter on the idioms compared to the controls and high familiarity idioms were processed faster than moderate and low familiarity idioms.

"Familiarity of PDF led to fast and widespread adoption of PDF/A as a solution in the field of digital archiving," he writes.

Other benefits of social familiarity for P. persimilis include faster reaction times to predator attacks, owing to relaxation of shared attention constraints (Strodl & Schausberger 2012b), and optimized foraging (Strodl & Schausberger 2012a), patch exploitation and dispersal (Zach et al. 2012).

The main advantage Vancouver usually have at home is an opponent's lack of familiarity with their surface – a short, fast turf that plays different to artificial fields like Seattle's.

They focused on familiarity with many clinical procedures and fast learning which occurred 'simply by being there, asking questions and learning from mistakes' (Doctor 11).

If the relevant cognitive processes are truly independent of familiarity, we expect that responses to "Familiar" faces should be no faster than those to "Unfamiliar" faces.

The advantage of buddying up, the researchers speculate, may be that birds can use their collective familiarity with environmental cues to travel faster.

Special attention to manipulability is also justified by the fact that non-manipulable objects are named faster than manipulable objects after being controlled for familiarity [50].