Gobbini and Haxby (2007) have proposed a neural model for face perception in which the anterior paracingulate, posterior superior temporal sulcus, and temporal-parietal junction serve in the retrieval of personal traits, intentions, attitudes, and mental states of familiar individuals.
It is a state of mind familiar to everyone who has ever wanted to drink water or desired to know what has happened to an old friend, but its familiarity does not make it easy to give a theory of desire.
The regionhood predicate is potentially useful in stating restricted versions of familiar mereological principles.
For example, one hypothesis may be judged to be a better explanation than any of its rivals because the former requires less complicated mathematics, or because it is stated in terms of familiar concepts only, which is not true of the others.
For one, his name was easy to spell in a state of three counties familiar with the strong name ID.
Priorities USA Action, the super PAC supporting President Barack Obama, is targeting presumptive Republican presidential nominee Mitt Romney for stopping in a number of familiar states during his five-day, six-state bus tour.
By the same token, classical rewards are necessarily predictable and portend a succession of familiar states (e.g. consummatory behaviour).
LECOTOX scientists were able to visit the research laboratories, get familiar with the state-of-the-art equipment, laboratory organisation and see and adopt the principles of good research management.
They are back, but to the familiar state of losing.
He enters the Ashes on his own terms, in a tiresomely familiar state of grace.
