In other treatises, however, al-Kindî may be more sympathetic to Aristotle's understanding of vision, mixed with possible familiarity with relevant treatises of Ptolemy and John Philoponus.
The excitement of something new, mixed with the familiarity of something old, makes this tradition a comfy, cozy keeper.
As dives continue to croak, you crave that blanketing effect of familiarity, mixed with stale odors, time-ravaged memorabilia and regulars sitting on either side.
The mean proportions were analyzed with separate 4 (retention interval: immediate, 4, 16, 64 days) × 2 (modality: odor, face) × 2 (familiarity: high familiar, low familiar) mixed ANOVAs, with repeated measures on the last 2 factors.
That familiarity breeds mixed attitudes.
Mixed reviews noted the familiarity of both Eisenberg and the shooting location of Vasquez Rocks.
Thus the literature on the modulation of the N170 by familiarity is mixed, and the factors that might lead a paradigm to be sensitive or insensitive to such modulation are yet to be fully explored.
With regards to non-rodent species, it should be mentioned that studies in primates and dogs show mixed results regarding a familiarity effect on pro-social behavior, inclusive of evidence for pro-social behavior directed at strangers (e.g., Custance, et al. 2012; Tan, et al. 2013; Warneken and Tomasello 2006).
Would Animal Farm "read" the same way as for someone with functioning nostrils and long familiarity with the richly mixed but detectably different aromas of a farmyard?
This fits with mixed evidence shown in the literature: familiarity can, but does not necessarily, increase comfort levels [ 26, 27].
