Familiarity

It may be a form of familiarity-based recognition (recognition that is based on a feeling of familiarity with a situation) and that laboratory methods of probing familiarity-based recognition hold promise for probing déjà vu in laboratory settings.

As investigation gives way to familiarity and then familiarity gives way to nonchalant expertise, mastering a new neighborhood’s supermarket options is reassuring proof that we’re inhabitants, not sojourners.

Add in his familiarity with current QB Kenny Pickett, and add in the fact that he’s been in the same facility next to the Steelers the last five years and is well known, there’s some dot connecting that should occur, especially on Day 3 in the trenches.

Anyone with a map and some familiarity with how The Birdie thinks could have seen that one coming a mile away.

A section of In Its Familiarity, Golden (2015), the second part of the Essex House Tapestries by Grayson Perry, on display at the Scottish Royal Academy, Edinburgh.

As opposed to edginess, disruption and discomfort, podcasts rely on intimacy, repetition and familiarity.

Doing a deal in there is -- it demonstrates familiarity and capability to do it, it portends the future of do more so.

Due to a familiarity with his work, Mitchell didn’t audition Andrés for the role of Robbie; he offered it to him outright.

Familiarity had bred comfort.

Forall is not, by any means, a coder who understands AI at the zeros-and-ones level; he does not have a detailed familiarity with large language models or algorithmic design.

For those that don’t have an intimate familiarity with the source material, it will simply be a traditional fantasy story that clearly has a bit of a sense of humor.

He often sings specific songs to specific people, showing an awareness and familiarity with them.

I don’t have any doubts about the group being able to figure it out, it’s just going to take some patience and time to build some familiarity.

If you’re looking for an emotional tune-up or just want to feel some familiarity with the show, ‘s Season 2 soundtrack has something for everyone!

I judge the quality of formal education by the ability of the student to move with skill and alacrity in familiar circumstances and adaptively in those in which they lack familiarity or experience.

In a speech delivered in English and French, the King told of the 'friendship and warm familiarity' between the two countries, as well as the unity on issues such as climate change and foreign military aggression.

In our meeting, you and others acknowledged familiarity with processes to challenge specific books, while expressing frustration with school boards and school districts who, you’ve said, continually “move the goal posts” by changing the challenge process.

In Sandra Tsing Loh’s zany play, the stage is star-studded but familiarity alone can’t sustain this story about a group of old college friends.

In "The Menagerie," Kirk does address Pike by his first name, which suggests some familiarity, but then, it seems odd that Kirk would suggest he only met Pike once.

It fully takes advantage of a great IP to create a CCG with a sense of familiarity as soon as you boot it up.