Sentence examples for presentation of familiar from inspiring English sources
A pair of undefined stimuli (a dictated word and a figure) was presented through trials involving the presentation of familiar stimuli as the samples and comparisons.
The effect of familiarity seems to occur rapidly since responses to first presentation of familiar species are about 10% better than responses to first presentations of new species.
Their audiences delighted in the unfamiliar presentation of familiar material.
The shock of the new lay for them largely in the telling of the story, not in the story itself: audiences delighted in the unfamiliar presentation of familiar material.
Luther's response to the royal book was predictably offensive, and More was put forward to retaliate in kind; his Responsio ad Lutherum (1523) is a vigorous presentation of familiar arguments, without much evidence of engaging with Luther's thought.
The presentation of familiar objects leads to a stronger iGBR increase as compared to unfamiliar controls.
"The result is not a production of new work but the presentation of a familiar reality".
Support for this idea comes from a single-neuron study that reported neurons in the human medial temporal cortex that responded to both the presentation of a familiar face as well as the proper name associated with the face [26].
In studies with presentation of the familiar face (i.e., the mother), newborns systematically prefer looking at their static mother's face as opposed to a stranger one [23], [24], [25], [26], [27].
Task difficulty was varied by altering the retention delays after presentation of the familiar object, so creating a forgetting curve.
Specifically, in the context of presentation of the familiar object categories that are associated with hand-grasping actions (wine glasses, mobile phones, and apples), presentation of images from the "spikies" category might be especially attention grabbing (indeed these objects do lead to qualitatively high levels of BOLD signal amplitude, see Supplementary Fig. 3).
