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Subsequently, we will explore whether familiar predictors of tolerance exert similar or dissimilar effects on generic and discriminatory perceptions.
In consequence, the word's familiar usage has grown slippery.
The repetition of familiar lexical items is assumed to differ from that of nonwords at two points.
Acoustic analysis showed that there were no significant differences in loudness, pitch, or duration between familiar and rare words in any of the recorded lists.
In light of word-recognition speed, significant training effects were found in both familiar and unfamiliar words.
Improvement in word-recognition speed with familiar words was not associated with that in word-recognition efficiency, that is, automatization.
The words to be learned were three familiar fruit names: ping-guo (apple), li-zi (pear), and liu-ding (orange).
They also dispense with familiar top-down phrase-structure rules.
The latter two ground rules look very familiar to an appraisal theorist such as myself!
Home is familiar ; it is the locus of control.
The pattern so far is familiar to that found in most post-industrial countries.
Themes and influences are lucidly discussed, although the book assumes that readers have read the plays and are familiar with the outlines of their content.
In many ways, they were utterly familiar, not necessarily in the acting conservatories of the time, but in the broader social environment.
The opening chapter takes up the distinction, familiar to historians of medieval chant, between musica and cantus.
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