> Recent technological advances in hardware and tracking software for conventional helical CT have made us familiar with the use of the term pitch, defined below.
They had heard only rumors about him and knew nothing about me, but our daily vigil on the grass had made us familiar, comforting figures to gather around.
This was well before Kim and Aggie had made us familiar with the nation's major filth packets, so I knew nothing of festering lavatory bowls and of larders knee-deep in rat droppings.
Clever publicity photographs have made us familiar with the clothes she wears, with the hat which throws her face into new planes, and with the new expression in that face.
Yet visibility breeds broader acceptance for the community by making us familiar and known.
Aside from protest, the visibility of LGBT persons makes us familiar and more difficult to demonize as some unknown, scary "other".
"Devil in the Mountain" isn't perfect, but it succeeds in its main mission, to make us so familiar with the history of the Andes that they become living things.
The banner proclaiming "Make Us Dream" is a familiar sight among the club's supporters - and after a such a golden sequence of form, they can do more than dream.
Indeed, considering this peculiar case can shed light on the value of more familiar examples of enhancement, which aspire to make us functionally better in more familiar ways, but which also imply a transformation to an aesthetic value of our human condition.
Since the early 1970s Mr. Atlas has usually made people — artists, dancers, singers, performers — the main images in his work, making us see familiar figures in a way we never quite had before.
