Sentence examples for underlying familiarity from inspiring English sources

Despite Rez's underlying familiarity, in other words, V.R. elevates the trance-like journey into something richer and stranger.

Because everything happened in real time, in response to so many simultaneous layers of action, I was literally feeling my way into a new form of expression – aided by the underlying familiarity of the pattern beneath my fingers.

The expansion of the perioperative care team especially with anesthesiologists who communicate effectively with surgeons and possess an underlying familiarity with the patient and their medical and surgical history will thus be critical to providing high value healthcare services in the future.

This component is interesting because it is thought to underlie familiarity based processing in dual-process theories of recognition memory [19], [20].

The aim of this study was to investigate whether aging affects the neural networks underlying personal familiarity when perceiving personally familiar versus unfamiliar faces and places.

We have expanded these findings by demonstrating that the neural network underlying personal familiarity appears to be preserved as well.

Both age groups showed a similar activation pattern underlying personal familiarity, predominantly in anterior cingulate and posterior cingulate cortices, irrespective of the stimulus type.

Furthermore, the ability to identify personally familiar information is essential for daily functioning and creating autobiographical context, which is supported by the overlapping neural networks underlying personal familiarity and autobiographical memory processing [1], [15], [27].

Although replicating our findings by using an event-related fMRI design might be of interest, our main finding of the neural network underlying personal familiarity being less susceptible to aging-related changes remains robust.

This has been demonstrated for the neural network underlying personal familiarity that is consistently associated with activity in posterior cingulate/retrosplenial cortices for personally familiar names [8], places/objects [10] and faces/voices [11].

One proposal of this study was to investigate EEG correlates underlying feelings of familiarity and unfamiliarity to musical stimuli.