Sentence examples for the familiar location from inspiring English sources

The event will be contested on November 16, the penultimate race of the calendar, with the familiar location of Sao Paulo in Brazil hosting the finale two weeks later.

Behaviorally, the data showed that the mice explored the objects in the familiar location to a significantly reduced extent during reexposure (63.81 ± 6.97%; t-test, P < 0.0001; n = 16) when compared with novelty exploration (Fig. 5 c ).

Results were expressed as a discrimination ratio that was calculated as the time exploring the object in the novel location minus the time exploring the object in the familiar location over total exploration time [ tnovel − tfamiliar)/ttotal].

The results were expressed as a discrimination ratio that was calculated as the time exploring the object in the novel location minus the time exploring the object in the familiar location over total exploration time ([ tnovel − tfamiliar]/ ttotal).

In the SR task, this referred to the proportion of exploration time spent exploring objects in the familiar location during reexposure or objects in the new location during novel configuration (i.e., the difference between the time spent exploring the familiar or new location and novelty exploration divided by the total time spent exploring the familiar or new location and novelty exploration).

After 2 min, mice were placed back into the arena, and left to explore for 5 min. Exposure to a spatial location leads to habituation of exploration such that, in a novelty preference test, rodents subsequently prefer exploring a novel location to the familiar location.

Earlier this year, the Boris Johnson-endorsed Games London temporarily installed a giant Monopoly board in Trafalgar Square, with the familiar locations replaced with notable years in the history of UK video game development.

Evidently, the mice were not only capable of recognizing novel objects but also learned the positions of the objects, whereby the novel locations demanded greater exploratory attention compared with the familiar locations.

Furthermore, the discrimination ratio showed that the mice had a reduced preference for objects at the familiar locations and a significant increment in preference (ANOVA, F1,13 = 154.03, P < 0.0001) when the objects were shifted to a novel location (Fig. 4 d ).

Based on the frequency of use of the ABHR dispensers, this familiar location 1 would seem most favorite after period 2. It seems that the rationale behind this score was generally based on habit, e.g. "You know the dispenser is at your right, so you walk to the right" (a physician during an interview).

Some participants mentioned that the dispenser should be located at this familiar location.