I'm 23, I'm struggling in the job market scene, and I'm constantly living in a state of unfamiliarity.
"The driver erred in turning west on the railroad tracks rather than west onto East Fifth Street 57 feet farther south due to a combination of acute fatigue and unfamiliarity with the area," the NTSB report stated.
This is consistent with the results of a study for sheep meat consumption in Spain (Sepúlveda et al. 2011) – which probably also holds for goat meat – stating that young people consume sheep meat less frequently than older people, which may be caused by the influence of stereotypes, unfamiliarity and the strong flavor of sheep and goat meat (Karakuş 2006).
Then on Thursday, Dr. Snipes's office failed by two minutes to meet the state's deadline to submit results of a machine recount and blamed unfamiliarity with the state's website for the error.
On the other hand, an unfamiliar prefix can signal unfamiliarity with this neck of the woods.
In college football, each offense uses its own footballs, meaning there is no comparable level of unfamiliarity when, for instance, Ohio State plays at Michigan.
A number of dimensions influence level of identification, including mood state (Beukeboom & Semin, 2005), novelty and unfamiliarity (Vallacher et al., 1987; Wegner et al., 1984) and psychological distance, such that greater temporal distance, spatial distance, social distance and reduced probability all produce more abstract level of identifications (see Trope et al., 2007, for a review).
Additionally, as the incidence of vaccine-preventable diseases was drastically reduced with time, the general population felt gradual loss of fear due to relative unfamiliarity of vaccine-preventable diseases in the state.
Aside from the language barrier, the unfamiliarity with the legal system, and the fact that virtually nobody in power at the local, state, or federal level would have been on their side the Indian Wars were raging at this time the Shinnecocks would have been unable to even prove with documentary evidence what had been done.
Unfamiliarity can breed aggression.
