Sentence examples for partially familiar from inspiring English sources

It's partially familiar, yet fundamentally different from its genre peers.

This focus group methodology models such an approach by exposing providers to resources while engaging them in substantive discussion about only a partially familiar topic.

So anemic is the host-city bidding process that leaders of the International Olympic Committee met last month, in South Korea, to establish a panel to examine rewriting the Olympic charter and award a 2024-2028 doubid bid to Los Angeles and Paris, partially, people familiar with the process said, to spare the I.O.C. the humiliation of another lackluster round of bidding.

You're all working together now, digging for something important and fresh -- or deeply familiar but partially forgotten.

If you work as a games developer for long enough, that particular form of heartache will become only too familiar - the canning of partially or even fully completed games is commonplace.

Many students were less familiar with iPads, which could partially explain their discomfort.

Greg Heines, because military designers felt confident that soldiers would be familiar with it, and by default, partially trained to use it.

The results show that an individual's activity space is partially or completely located within the individual's familiar areas and they are strongly correlated to each other.

Attempts to strip it of the Title VII provision were met with public outcry, which a Senate source familiar with the negotiations says was partially responsible for its ultimate passage.

In fact, the FM interface is so familiar to professionals that Prozone Recruiter has partially designed its Recruiter tool around it.

The MDLA is based on the principle of Bragg reflection familiar from optics that is used to partially confine the fields inside the dielectric layers and reduce the wall current losses at the outer boundary.