Sentence examples for same familiarity from inspiring English sources

They chose a familiar environment to expedite their own development, but that same familiarity allowed those of us outside Cupertino to figure things out quickly.

Despite all this, Oswald's name doesn't trip off the tongue with the same familiarity of many of his contemporaries, such as Mark Ravenhill or Patrick Marber.

Before this tournament few people would have known Zvitova's name, but all of a sudden, just five games in, voices in the crowd were shouting it with the same familiarity with which they shouted her opponent's.

What is striking this time is how similar Sarkozy and his Socialist challenger are in many respects: same age, same familiarity with the media, same agility with words, same reactivity and pace.

Visiting Vancouver once every two years, Houston doesn't have the same familiarity with BC Place's billiards slate as the Whitecaps' Western Conference rivals, perhaps explaining why the Dynamo could not keep their hosts from hitting their block with pace over the game's first half-hour.

Speaking of Hutchison's embattled international wireless telephony ventures, Li rattles off vernacular of the so-called high-speed 3G multimedia phones with the same familiarity he evinces on the debt levels of the various units.

Friends, acquaintances, and strangers hail him with the same easy familiarity; he is Kid Rock, or Rock, or Bob, or Bobby.

And while you can race as your Xbox Live avatar – a feature which comes into its own in online multiplayer – other than the Sonic tracks and characters, there's nothing here that has that same pleasing familiarity as racing as Yoshi or Donkey Kong.

In Experiment 1, parameter estimates for each ROI were entered into ANCOVAs including Repetition (same-identity, different-identity), Image Size (same-size, vary-size), and Familiarity (familiar faces, unfamiliar faces) as repeated-measures factors.

In Experiment 1, the RS experiment used a repeated-measures design investigating the effects of Repetition (same-identity, different-identity), Image Size (same-size, vary-size), and Familiarity (familiar faces, unfamiliar faces).

Data extracted from each ROI were submitted to separate ANOVAs examining the effects of Repetition (same-identity, different-identity), Image Size (same-size, vary-size), and Familiarity (familiar faces, unfamiliar faces) as repeated-measures factors, with participants' sex as a between-subjects factor.