One sees here a compelling similarity to medical practice, where physicians' professional skills are regularly tested as they venture into culturally unfamiliar and high-stress, high-stakes situations.
They were: brand name (familiar and unfamiliar), price (high and low), nutritional information (with and without cholesterol, and rich in vitamin E) and soybean type (with and without the term "transgenic").
– Glenn Collins The Washington Post: They're unfamiliar, ugly, high-maintenance and worth getting to know.
The paper begins in Part I with at least a part of the answer to "Why did I become an engineer and a professor?" Growing up in a family unfamiliar with higher education, neither the implied question about attending college nor the answer were obvious.
Mr. Harrold, playing in unfamiliar surroundings, aimed high and played broadly.
The Rite of Spring discovers joyous new noises from familiar and unfamiliar instruments – the high pizzicato solo double bass in the "Adoration de la Terre", the low and sinuous alto flute, curious percussion instruments, such as the guero rattling through the "Cortège du Sage", and the pair of tenor tubas that crash with such dull, moronic insistence into the "Jeux de cités rivales".
SNS: early social network service (seller); Internet affiliate (buyer) [2003; executed] HIGH: unfamiliar with social network services.
Preference for socially familiar groups was stronger than preference expected from prey density alone, that is, at the same conspecific group size attraction to socially familiar groups in low prey density patches outweighed attraction to socially unfamiliar groups in high prey density patches.
Having poked through the Physical Review I resolved to become a high-energy theorist, though I was altogether unfamiliar with the high-energy community.
LAST week in Rye, drivers who had just parked were clearly unfamiliar with the high-tech parking pay station installed over the summer.
