Ordering represents familiarity and expertise within systems of cataloguing.
These were judged to represent: "confidence", "familiarity", "commitment and duty", "time" and "perceived benefits".
Recollection and familiarity represent two processes involved in episodic memory retrieval.
The data used as input into the relational event model were processed by assigning each animal in each triad a unique animal identification code, from 1 to 3, to represent the identity and familiarity status of each animal: animals 1 and 2 represented the familiar animals and animal 3 was coded as the unfamiliar animal.
For instance, variables such as attractiveness, social partner, intra-specific vs inter-specific, sex, age, dominance and familiarity all represent variables that may impact either the quality of the motion patterns observed or the degree to which the subject will attend and react to those particular motion patterns during the experiment, or both.
These results are consistent with the possibility that HPC-lesioned rats are less able to encode how recently a stimulus was encountered or an instrumental response was performed, and that relative familiarity may represent a possible mechanism by which these delays are encoded (Fortin et al., 2002; Sanderson et al., 2008).
One possibility is that because both cuing conditions involved visual cuing of the target object, recognition represented lower-level familiarity with target objects as opposed to facilitating a richer memory representation for the activity.
As a couple, they represent the tension and the familiarity between the black and white Southern women who lived together, sometimes despising their co-dependence, in the pre-civil-rights era.
Medina said Welker and Montenegro were selected ahead of time to represent each organization, given their familiarity with Clinton's campaign.
Hence, PC 1 can be interpreted to represent the degree of intimate familiarity a man has with his most recent casual sex partner.
