Sentence examples for unfamiliar responses from inspiring English sources

But Weinstein's symmetry is predicting that we will see new particles with spin 3/2 exhibiting familiar responses to the nongravitational forces together with a slew of new exotic particles with familiar spin but unfamiliar responses to the forces of the standard model.

Naturally, this ignited an uproar within the tech industry (case in point), with that reaction essentially taking the shape of, "How dare the government hinder these fledgling platforms?" It's not an unfamiliar response from a community focused on tearing down walls, on pushing boundaries, and it wouldn't be the first time a government body were found acting as a hindrance rather than a help.

This result can be explained by the strong increase in audiovisual response induced by imprinting, coupled with the weaker increase in familiar visual response and decrease in unfamiliar auditory response.

The struggle to obtain optimal glycemic control is demanding for these women, as they are experiencing unfamiliar body responses, stress, worry, insecurity, and unpredictability [ 13- 16].

The increased frequency of episodes of hypoglycemia is often connected with unfamiliar body responses, unpredictability and loss of control in daily life [ 9, 10].

Feelings of unfamiliar body responses and unpredictability due to an increased number of hypoglycaemic episodes and the inability to recognise one's hypoglycaemic episodes were described in a study performed in Australia [ 12].

If not facing or imagining something as unfamiliar, the fear response recedes (usually 0.75 seconds), and the caring response has room to assert itself.

The brain response to unfamiliar voices, when compared with the response to environmental sounds, was fairly similar in children with and without autism, although those with autism had less activity in one area of the auditory association cortex.

Indeed, if anything the response to unfamiliar faces showed a more image-invariant response in Experiment 2. The lack of a more invariant response to familiar compared with unfamiliar faces contrasts with the marked differences in the behavioral responses.

Yet, no published studies have compared responses to unfamiliar infant faces with responses to unfamiliar adult faces.

These analyses were only applied to the data from the words condition of the experiment on the grounds that the left IFG showed diminished response to consonant strings and no response to unfamiliar faces (see Figure 2).