Sentence examples for more familiar for from inspiring English sources

And so in a pattern that is becoming more familiar for the book industry, established publishers came calling.

If Cook's immediate future will involve as much power-brokering as time spent in the nets – the relationship with Downton is at the "getting to know you stage", but seems set to become a lot more familiar – for Michael Clarke, thoughts will turn to the tour of South Africa.

However, unlike the latter, both OFIR and UFIR filters have the convolution-based forms more familiar for electronics engineers.

The aim of adding a large number of illustrations and an appendix is to make the presented material more familiar for young researchers and postgraduate students.

Because that situation is more similar and stable condition in shape than in displaced state, the operator could be more familiar for angle ostectomy.

The redesign follows interface trends from Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram so Venmo is more familiar for first-timers, and puts the "Pay" button in the navigation bar so you can quickly settle your debts.

Other neuroimaging studies have provided evidence of a reduced activation of object responsive areas in the ventral occipito-temporal cortex for more familiar than for unfamiliar objects [ 29], faces [ 30], words [ 31] and ideograms [ 32].

But amnesia is one of those uncommon syndromes that makes a handy metaphor for much more familiar experiences, for instance -- in its narrowest application -- the temporary blackouts that can result from overindulgence in alcohol or drugs.

Ontology, the study of what objects exist, or what is correctly defined as an object for study, is more familiar term for biologists, having become incorporated extensively into systems biology and bioinformatics.

These habitat pieces (and also for the sex ratio experiment, below) were added to make a more familiar surrounding for the animals, however, it was so little substrate that it did not infer with isopod movement or allowed for hiding etc. which could have affected the results.

More familiar terms for the trend include branded content, branded entertainment and advertorials.