Arenas used to obtain predator eggs of similar age and subsequently to generate familiar individuals (familiarization arenas) consisted of single bean leaves placed adaxial surface down on a water-saturated foam cube (50 × 50 mm) in a small plastic box (100 × 100 mm) half-filled with water.
On the contrary, more than three quarters of a million refugees and migrants this year have generated familiar and fresh challenges for every state whose borders they have crossed and fuelled a populist reaction across many parts of the EU, not least France itself.
A computer model of wave refraction is desirable, in the context of landscape modeling, to generate the familiar wave patterns seen near coastlines.
In the absence of bend and shear, it is relatively easy to mentally visualize how Twist and Rise generate the familiar double helix.
Replacing all of the LEC with only layer III created a familiar object model of high fit (, P = 0.76, CFI = 1.00, RMSEA = 0.00) in which all path coefficients retained their significance (P < 0.05), whereas using only layer II generated a familiar object model of poor fit (, P = 0.10, CFI = 0.89, RMSEA = 0.26).
Most of the formal means of generating information that are familiar in America today — objective journalism is only one; others are modern academic research, professional licensing, and think tanks — were created, in the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, explicitly to counter the populist inclinations of various institutions, one of which was the big media.
She's joined by fellow new faces familiar with generating buzz -- Kerry Washington (ABC's "Scandal") and Tatiana Maslany (BBC's "Orphan Black").
For two-component systems, coherent two-phase equilibrium compositions can often be generated using the familiar procedure in which a line is constructed doubly tangential to the coherent free energy functional(s).
Overall, words and quasi-words (that is, the original lemmas used to generate them) were familiar and had good imageability values (half were names of animals and the other half of vegetables).
But there is another, far less familiar way of generating electricity from the movement of water.
