And this familiarity is what makes possible the exhilarating shock of de-familiarization, of utter renewal that profound and capable performers can offer.
Yet even this familiarity was helpless against Miami's superior talent, depth, conditioning and ambition.
This familiarity is something Oasis understand and turn to their advantage.
In avoiding a nuanced account of Jacqueline's past, Mr. Maksik relies on his readers' familiarity with the outlines of recent Liberian history (and, more troublingly, perhaps, he also counts on this familiarity being rather vague).
But this familiarity is soon interrupted by a series of interludes, as you chase a bird out of a top floor window and through the tall branches, before becoming an owl, a hungry shark and, finally, a seafarer-gobbling monster.
But this familiarity is typically based on images of lithe young people in studios or gyms contorting themselves into a variety of different postures of varying degrees of difficulty.
Although zygomycosis has a widespread distribution and is well known to physicians, this familiarity is not the case for human pythiosis.
This familiarity was influenced by the high degree of social capital that was present in the rural community where the study was conducted.
This familiarity was further influenced by a high degree of social capital and an efficient ' grapevine', (an informal person-to-person means of communication) which appeared to thrive in these small rural communities.
This familiarity was related to how useful they perceived the feedback, namely if they felt that the rater was credible (was familiar with their work) the participants were more likely to perceive the feedback as useful and were more likely to consider changing their behaviour as a result [ 30].
