Sentence examples for have familiarised from inspiring English sources
The previous section (3.1) showed that the analyst is likely to observe a somewhat stable behaviour of the respondents after they have familiarised themselves with the experiment.
Since its inception in 1966, Star Trek has familiarised us with the lingo and applications of science.
The art department's designs for Ishaan's school notebooks disappointed Khan, who had familiarised himself with dyslexic writing.
Throughout the study, each test was performed by clinical personnel who had familiarised themselves in how to operate the BG meter, the limitations of said device, both the safety and test protocol, and how to obtain the relevant data required for this study from the device.
Finally, I have to familiarise myself with the support available for my patient, nationally and locally.
Duckenfield admitted he had not familiarised himself in any detail with the ground's layout or capacities of its different sections.
But if you sit an actor at the window and have him familiarise himself with the environment, well, then something happens.
Managers will have to familiarise themselves with a mind-boggling number of mid-level cities in the developing world if they are to ride the next wave of globalisation.
They had been familiarised with the experimental room, adjacent to their classroom for at least seven months and the experimenter (M.B).
The instructors had been familiarised with the programme during a seminar, where they received theoretical and practical training in the programme and instruction in how to teach the exercises to the coaches and team captains.
