Sentence examples for widely unfamiliar from inspiring English sources

This is an important step as widely unfamiliar words are likely to elicit slow RTs and to receive neutral valence ratings from participants.

Rooney scores from unfamiliar wide role.

The development of universal grippers able to pick up unfamiliar objects of widely varying shapes and surfaces is a very challenging task.

Widely-used campaign jargon is unfamiliar and off-putting.

But when proud young Chinese saw such an unfamiliar image of Tibet so widely embraced around the world, they were, at first, baffled, and then, enraged.

In our daily life, RGS has been widely used to facilitate driving either in unfamiliar or familiar environment through providing turn-by-turn route navigation or recommending real-time optimal route information.

(1943; winner of the Pulitzer Prize, 1944), Carousel (1945), and South Pacific (1949; Pulitzer Prize in 1950), combining bright tunes with relatively sophisticated stories a blend then unfamiliar to the stage but later widely adopted.

This confronts forensic examiners and software authors with unfamiliar system behavior and a new, widely undocumented file format.

Widely used in the business world, the IDP is unfamiliar to most academic scientists, although some universities and funders now use IDPs to help plan the postdoctoral period.

It was widely recognised that 'patient reported outcomes' was a new term and would be unfamiliar to many potential readers of this new journal.

While patient safety was a widely expressed priority, conventional safety culture concepts (such as "no blame, no shame") were largely unfamiliar to participants.