Does familiarity with the subject change the process for you?
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Familiarity with erratic leadership and geopolitics need not breed comfort.
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Familiarity with advanced calculus, probability and programming are minimum requirements.
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And only a passing familiarity with how the Constitution works.
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A familiarity with the wine itself, in variety or vineyard?
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Bedlam's production assumes an easy familiarity with that Edwardian document.
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He has no familiarity with the government that he oversees.
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There's a little familiarity with that [sort of courtroom drama].
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Consumer familiarity with cellphones helped, rather than hurt, the iPhone.
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Singer attributes this to his team's familiarity with the platform.
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Mike Arnold had only a passing familiarity with his new boss.
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Conversational user interfaces (CUIs) work because of our familiarity with messaging.
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Creating new recipes requires a familiarity with all kinds of flavors.
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The place doesn't matter as much as your familiarity with it.
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This familiarity with English is a huge strength for two reasons.
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The results showed a widespread familiarity with cryptocurrencies, Thomson Reuters said.
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One result has been an increased public familiarity with this terminology.
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Her familiarity with addiction sharpened her ability to spot danger signs.
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As his familiarity with the hardware increased, so did his confidence.
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After all, pop rides on familiarity with a (copyright-defying) twist.
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Familiarity with Pennsylvania General Assembly and state and local government preferred.
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Her leadership experience and familiarity with the Condé universe are assets.
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"Tort, contract, property -- there was some familiarity with it," she said.
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The game was turning my familiarity with video games against me.
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I don't think most modern Americans have any familiarity with it.
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It's likely because I have such a lack of familiarity with it.
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Like the Man in Black, Grace demonstrates intense familiarity with the park.
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But my parents always encouraged familiarity with those other languages and cultures.
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Despite her familiarity with her neighbors, she wasn't having the easiest time.
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This position requires a familiarity with all new, emerging, and fringe platforms.
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They became known as "Trump Whisperers" for their familiarity with the president.
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It was a place that coupled familiarity with individuality to magnificent effect.
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Still, he wrote several posts that showed his familiarity with the genre.
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Those lacking familiarity with pre-revolutionary Russian history may find themselves befuddled.
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But teachers must be Muslim, to ensure familiarity with Islamic business practices.
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"Donald Trump's statements about Ukraine and Putin suggest a dangerous lack of familiarity with Putin's actual record of invading a neighboring country and a dangerous lack of respect for or familiarity with our NATO treaty alliances," he said.
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And while he was no doubt buoyed by his familiarity with the state -- and voters' familiarity with him -- Cruz also was able to pull off an interesting feat: winning support of voters on both sides of the immigration debate.
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If you have even minimal familiarity with the genre, you can skip them.
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Some familiarity with the copious literature on unconscious racial bias is a plus.
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But familiarity with shared experiences and understanding of social norms aren't always corrupting.
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Universal familiarity with social media has changed the conversation about privacy and consent.
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But our lack of familiarity with marine habitats is a double-edged sword.
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And the cocktails, which skew whiskey, similarly couple familiarity with detail-oriented craft.
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The documentary assumes a familiarity with Fassbinder's movies that few American viewers possess.
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General familiarity with computers and information technology is becoming a requirement for workers.
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Familiarity with web servers and HTML would be helpful but is not necessary.
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While 'Everlasting' Cuts to Commercial • Last week dealt with Chet's familiarity with Quinn.
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The speed is further a result of the intimate familiarity with his style.
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Some analysts have suggested greater familiarity with terror attacks has increased market resilience.
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The customers at Haenyeo seem to have an easy familiarity with Korean food.
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Despite our deep familiarity with death, no one actually knows what it is.
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Romano's familiarity with the Tesla user experience was also a major selling point.
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Briggs brings a familiarity with Facebook&aposs ad policies to the Bloomberg campaign.
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By this I don't mean a familiarity with scientific facts, figures and techniques.
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That may account for his subsequent professed lack of familiarity with the arrangements.
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And most don't have centuries' worth of civic pride and familiarity with urban transformation.
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And for its people, familiarity with Western ways appears to be breeding mainly contempt.
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A familiarity with the game's systems, though, means that they fall into the background.
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Hollas grew up around guns in Texas, so she has some familiarity with firearms.
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Anything concerning sleep, acceptable toys or treats, and familiarity with commands should be discussed.
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That's a necessarily icky proposition for anyone even a glancing familiarity with colonial history.
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Knowledge of and familiarity with a wide range of branding frameworks and case studies.
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His lack of familiarity with the Bible has been a frequent target of ridicule.
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He has far more familiarity with the 21st-century news cycle than I do.
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Collins's familiarity with the president could come in handy, if the FBI's charges stick.
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Maybe one reason the Cavaliers wanted Jefferson was for his familiarity with the Warriors.
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But, it had gained a familiarity with Moscow's motivations and most-likely next moves.
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Mr. Huckaby showed a familiarity with the details of BART's needs in his tweets.
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Advisers draw upon Ms. Marinoni's familiarity with the couple's networks to identify potential donors.
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Like many in his generation, he had more than a passing familiarity with marijuana.
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I vowed to keep a written journal and refresh my familiarity with a foreign language.
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And familiarity with its UX foibles will have long ago set your teeth on edge.
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Familiarity with the eeGeo brand may also change down the line, given the company's DNA.
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The fictional version hopes Tarzan's celebrity and familiarity with the region will help his cause.
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Familiarity with legislative and legal research programs such as Fiscal Note and Westlaw is desired.
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Nonetheless, there is potential for public opinion to shift as familiarity with the investigation rises.
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As with Tan's book, familiarity with the original tale will help readers enjoy Phelan's innovations.
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He should have more familiarity with the offense this year and better weapons around him.
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"I would imagine that she has had some familiarity with being undercounted, underestimated," he said.
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Portal A eventually used this familiarity with creators as a key selling point for advertisers.
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As familiarity with the devices increases, consumers will become more comfortable making voice-initiated purchases.
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Familiarity with transgender people is the top predictor of support and is impossible without visibility.
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You need no familiarity with, nor interest in, the subject matter to enjoy the show.
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What is required of a political saint is an intimate familiarity with the interrogation room.
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But to anyone with a passing familiarity with marijuana, there was no mistaking her message.
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De Palma recently had a retrospective held at Cinematheque de Paris, in Paris, familiarity with Hollywood.
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Madani's amount of public activity on Facebook, for example, suggests a decent familiarity with social media.
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So I brought some familiarity, with the photographer, his imagery, and his studio, to this retrospective.
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"I do feel this generation has a familiarity with death that other generations didn't," she says.
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While the cast admirably demonstrated a familiarity with The Gremlins, they failed to identify the Furby.
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Some investors might want to double-check their familiarity with mutual funds and exchange-traded funds.
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Having a familiarity with aviation when your son is an aviator "helps a lot," she says.
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The advantage ... the officers would have familiarity with the area and any issues that pop up.
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The problem may be excessive familiarity with the Syrian dictator, rather than ignorance of his crimes.
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The high-profile debate dramatically increased public familiarity with the military ban and gay rights generally.
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The company commissioned a consumer awareness survey two years ago to gauge familiarity with its brand.
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In doing so, it relies too much on our familiarity with, and affection for, the book.
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He grew up speaking fluent Arabic, English, and French, and developed a familiarity with Arab culture.
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And voters may have a sense of personal familiarity with state or local candidates, Brown said.
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In interviews, he demonstrates familiarity with and respect for the great movie musicals of the past.
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Some Ewoks use their familiarity with the terrain—and their Rebel Alliance embedded liaison officer, a.k.a.
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"I had some familiarity with graphics," he said, and his management experience would prove especially useful.
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Giving them intimate familiarity with the quid pro quo evidence might steady them against skeptical constituents.
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Having a familiarity with classic synths works but with an overall modern and forward thinking approach.
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But a too-sharp familiarity with the rules of rap often breeds blind adherence to them.
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Because of Selig's familiarity with Apple, he's put the latest technologies to good use in the app.
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Stone did not respond to The Verge's repeated requests to confirm his familiarity with the Salads campaign.
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Finally, when the judge asked about her familiarity with the case, she spoke up about being scared.
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Of course, her familiarity with agricultural issues could help her in a key early primary state: Iowa.
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One criticism that avid Angeleno gallery-goers may have is a familiarity with some of the work.
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Her familiarity with college finances has helped her explain it to the firm's clients and their children.
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She showed little familiarity with federal education law, and in some cases wouldn't commit to enforcing it.
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Between those incidents, the interest in, and familiarity with, "thoughts and prayers" has risen steadily over time.
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Charles Schwab says it is evaluating its client interest in bitcoin, including their familiarity with the risk.
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He has familiarity with Chargers head coach Anthony Lynn, as both were in Buffalo from 2015-16.
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But each moment is instantly recognizable even to someone with only a passing familiarity with the film.
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Group flow is simply a team performing at their peak, and everybody has some familiarity with this.
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Power and plunder are powerful temptations in young democracies with weak institutions and incomplete familiarity with democracy.
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I was still not expecting SCOTS, despite some familiarity with the brogue, which is, of course, trilled.
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A bachelor's degree helps, although it is not always required, as does familiarity with the museum's collection.
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"The care of the landscape was informed exclusively by a familiarity with the natural world," she said.
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Because of his familiarity with the issues, Judge Polster will oversee these cases, combined into one trial.
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The agent told Horowitz he was watching Flynn to gain some familiarity with how he acted normally.
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But his familiarity with the place could not save him from the unknowns in his latest comeback.
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Her coach, Patrick Mouratoglou, also believes her familiarity with the big stage could give her an edge.
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Despite our familiarity with the visual trick, it was nevertheless the most stunning scene in the entire film.
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Ms. Cummings is a former opera singer; Dr. Cummings's familiarity with the music drew her to Mr. Redd.
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His name was Jerry Croyden, fashioned from Newburger's familiarity with the Croydon Hotel on the Upper East Side.
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Police believe Beierle, a graduate of Florida State University, chose it based on his familiarity with the area.
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Jeb Bush would win the Republican primary, likely based on his massive fundraising lead and familiarity with voters.
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But between my homemade maps and familiarity with the city, I surprise myself by never getting too lost.
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The actress' long, iconic run as Rachel on Friends has let people enjoy a genial familiarity with her.
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Many can help them gain basic familiarity with disability and thus comfort and confidence working with disabled clients.
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People's familiarity with and confidence in cryptocurrencies have empowered them to receive payment with cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin.
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He implied a degree of familiarity with Zuckerberg by inviting him to call even though it's his birthday.
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Yates responded by showing her own familiarity with the law, a rejoinder that has been cheered by liberals.
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Pence is also crucial to Trump's success because of his familiarity with Capitol Hill and his contacts there.
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Your emotional attachment to the characters isn't as strong, and your familiarity with the universe isn't as deep.
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He's never worked in government, spurring Democrats to raise questions about his preparedness and familiarity with the job.
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The book was peppered with Novak's familiarity with the works of Friedrich Hayek and other free-market champions.
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" Mr. Poster said that despite his familiarity with the period, "I studied it like I would study 1925.
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Some of the contractors have more familiarity with older tank models because they used those when they served.
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Macy, the author of "Factory Man," is known for her familiarity with Appalachia and her serious reporting skills.
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Or to use this new setting and people's familiarity with Automata as a way to explore different ideas?
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Facebook began surveying users last week on their familiarity with certain outlets and how much they trust them.
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The Trump team's failures could be the result of disorganization — or a lack of familiarity with the rules.
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On the recording, Mr. Trump shows some familiarity with a deal between Ms. McDougal and American Media Inc.
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They convey a bone-deep familiarity with one another that is obviously the product of much thoughtful rehearsal.
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Discouragingly, some of the boys don't even know how to swim, let alone have any familiarity with scuba diving.
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This is, unsurprisingly (or maybe surprisingly depending on your familiarity with brand loyalty), causing a bit of a frenzy.
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Robogami users of varying levels of familiarity with CAD and engineering tools took part in a handful of tests.
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His intimate familiarity with mobile hardware should also be an asset in helping to accelerate the development of Daydream.
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The broad familiarity with relational databases among developers made this technology the go-to even when it wasn't ideal.
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Everyone with even a minor familiarity with cannabis knows that you're bound to get too high at least once.
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He said with the public's increasing familiarity with Asian food, diners are more eager to experience new flavor profiles.
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Trump has used his business acumen and familiarity with the tax code as key points of appeal to voters.
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Lawmakers also said the more proactive approach is an outgrowth of Powell's familiarity with the inner workings of Washington.
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Later in the debate, he showed a startling lack of familiarity with the basic structure of America's political system.
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We got along well, and we're both from DC, so there's this funny familiarity with the two of us.
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Rubio's family also briefly joined the Mormon church when he was a child, giving him familiarity with the community.
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"Many shooters are students whose familiarity with a school's layout and security could help them outsmart even elaborate safeguards."
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Top reasons for choosing to stay at home include familiarity with the surroundings, affordability and greater interaction with family.
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Monfils' tactics, while bold, ultimately proved unsuccessful as Djokovic's skill and familiarity with the Frenchman's playing style won out.
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Petersen failed to show a basic familiarity with the legal concepts and practices he'd encounter as a federal judge.
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For all of the expectation, the speech was muted and, for people with any familiarity with Thiel's beliefs, predictable.
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The president has at times revealed a similar lack of familiarity with societal trends that have deep historical significance.
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This story, which is known by anyone who has more than a passing familiarity with Marshall's work, bears retelling.
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As a foreigner, he didn't have the same bond and familiarity with the city as he did with Rio.
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By now, you probably have at least a passing familiarity with the signs of economic stagnation in this country.
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She applied to The Times through a temporary staffing agency and had only a passing familiarity with the paper.
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It will never be eradicated if religious literacy is defined in terms of uncritical familiarity with a single tradition.
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Ben, you talked about "Doll's House" relying on our familiarity with a classic but not needing to explode it.
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Such a request should arouse a chuckle among anybody whose familiarity with the PA's own practices is even minimal.
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Natasha Adorlee Johnson, of the San Francisco dance company ODC, demonstrates her acrobatic familiarity with many of the moves.
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So there is relatively low levels of familiarity with the company's assets – and that is true across demographic groups.
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Advocates are hopeful that the trend will continue with new leadership in Washington, given President Trump's familiarity with construction.
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They appear to believe that expertise, or even basic familiarity with a subject, is for wimps; ignorance is strength.
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The party's familiarity with spreadsheets has given some precinct chairs confidence in using a Google spreadsheet, given their similarity.
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But he is unusually involved in different drafts and updates, and he has a familiarity with the changing versions.
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In her initial testimony before the committee in January, DeVos displayed a startling lack of familiarity with education policy.
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As postseason games of a certain vintage usually did, it paired programs with contrasting cultures and familiarity with the setting.
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Despite a familiarity with the ideas, and the enthusiasm of the leaders embracing them, there is bound to be resistance.
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For those with even a passing familiarity with the Star Wars universe, it's about as low stakes as cliffhangers get.
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McAdoo's strongest selling point is his familiarity with Manning, who has flourished in McAdoo's offensive system the last two seasons.
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Despite my familiarity with this often surreal situation, I can assure you it's not something that gets easier every time.
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Clinton also shone in the foreign policy and national security discussions, displaying her ease and familiarity with these complicated issues.
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Future studies should further investigate how familiarity with and enjoyment of music affects creativity as well, the study authors write.
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Jefferson's familiarity with the tradition may have dated to his college years, when he bought a translation of the Quran.
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The author attributes it in part to his lack of familiarity with the executive branch after a lifetime in business.
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The Muste Institute's board had little familiarity with commercial real estate in Manhattan when it decided to sell the building.
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"The Recovering" is about Jamison's familiarity with that language and about the many writers who have spoken it before her.
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I was dating a man from New York who had never shot a gun and admired my familiarity with firearms.
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But I think familiarity with biblical principles and morals would be an additional skill set required for inspirational romance writers.
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But English fans' familiarity with baseball is likely to come through the prism of cricket, a distant relative to baseball.
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This is by no means an exhaustive list, but familiarity with these words will certainly help you in future solving.
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But at least she had some familiarity with Google Classroom, unlike many colleagues who used their computers only for email.
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As Mr. Pasco mentions in his note, some familiarity with some popular TV would have helped, familiarity that I lack.
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Mr. Bloomberg responded with a warning that showed a familiarity with the president's past that other Democratic candidates cannot claim.
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The search history also reveals Hasson's deep familiarity with the conspiracies, memes, and ideas driving the modern, global far right.
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Energy industry watchers expect Trump's two FERC nominees to be fairly uncontroversial, given their backgrounds and senators' familiarity with them.
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By the time I did it, it was like my reputation preceded me and there was enough familiarity with me.
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Two individuals who met with Mueller's team said it appeared the special counsel had some familiarity with their congressional testimony.
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Trained in the arts of real-estate promotion and reality television, he exhibits scant interest in or familiarity with policy.
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Mr. Dowless has some familiarity with the criminal justice system, and his record includes felony convictions for perjury and fraud.
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This is a real write-what-you-know book, and I really don't have first-hand familiarity with Silicon Valley.
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Familiarity with the term podcasting was nearly flat as well—up by only one percentage in 2015 from the year before.
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Keep in mind, any of these accounts are blatantly fraudulent to anyone with a passing familiarity with right-wing talking points.
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Value-add acquisitions can entail additional risk given less familiarity with an asset compared to the repositioning of existing owned assets.
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He'd never had any relation to the Trump real estate organization and had no familiarity with any Trump "system" or resources.
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Tasha: I think they mean different things, depending on their familiarity with video games, and depending on the film in question.
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Matthews had previously commented on memes of Vikernes on Facebook, suggesting his familiarity with the controversial figure, the Daily Beast reported.
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Alan Patricof, founder and managing director at Greycroft LLC, says Tesla's popularity is in relation to consumers' familiarity with the company.
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The fact that CT did not engage in due diligence illustrates lack of research familiarity with the topics they engage with.
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All of which is to say, Civilization VI challenged me in ways I didn't expect, given my familiarity with the series.
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Even a passing familiarity with Corgan's body of work reveals a pervasive grappling with his childhood and all its accompanying anxieties.
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All that's required is a basic familiarity with deep neural networks and basic coding experience in Python or a similar language.
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While well intentioned, the process showed a profound lack of familiarity with the Burmese language and the context of language use.
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Armed with a conviction that he could fill a gap, Goldman wasn't bothered by his lack of familiarity with the market.
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Most teams can't afford to sacrifice opportunities for their starters to build familiarity with each other or risk their playoff seeding.
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"We have a big market, we're really excited to be in this territory," Miller said, noting his familiarity with Northern California.
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When the discussion turned to foreign policy, Madame Secretary showed she does have more experience and more familiarity with the issues.
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Though his administration later rescinded that proposal, it indicated an apparent lack of interest in or familiarity with the program's work.
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"I can't believe anyone with any degree of training or familiarity with environmental health would ever make (that) statement," MacRoy said.
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The only thing that may be standing between you and a bigger paycheck is your lack of familiarity with Microsoft Excel.
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"Your interview has to prove you have deep familiarity with the company's heart and soul, its past and future," she says.
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Despite Mr. Peters's history and familiarity with Mr. de Blasio's fund-raising efforts, he is not recusing himself from the inquiry.
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In fact — it's her familiarity with the kind of allegations leveled against him that makes her doubt the women making them.
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He also cites his familiarity with the thousands of documents the White House has provided to Mueller's investigators, the sources said.
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An attempt to reach millennials with a passing familiarity with stan culture, it was also an extremely strategy easy to mock.
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This is by no means an exhaustive list, but familiarity with all these words will certainly help you in future solving.
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The public's lack of familiarity with the stolen items has prompted the museum, finally, to produce a book about the heist.
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Incoming members are already leveraging one of the perks of their veteran status: an easy familiarity with prominent movers and shakers.
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For anyone who likes familiarity with their workouts, and want to know exactly what they're getting into, YMCA's videos are perfect.
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His familiarity with New York, as a player in 2003 and as a frequent press-box visitor with ESPN, will help.
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At 65, he has little experience editing but a lot of familiarity with The Review, to which he's contributed since 1985.
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It doesn't require them to have a casual familiarity with centuries of fake monarchical successions or jump through multiple tangled timelines.
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The International Contemporary Ensemble's many years of familiarity with her works also helped create a sense of unity among the pieces.
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"The finding was that saying a name out loud helps, but only with objects they have familiarity with," Mr. Lupyan said.
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Now, after all these years of familiarity with the place, I love the book for its quirks more than anything else.
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The impetus for the book was, in part, his familiarity with diplomats, the military and C.I.A. employees through his father's work.
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While Moon's masks may owe something to her familiarity with Korean shamanism and theater, she makes no direct reference to these.
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Customarily, there are mutual interests as well as a familiarity with each other's cultural roots, religious observances and shared intellectual pursuits.
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"Atlanta" telegraphs its hip-hop familiarity with restraint, allowing snippets of meticulously chosen music to waft from car speakers and headphones.
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I had a passing familiarity with the subject matter of three of the four entries, and I looked up the fourth.
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Ms. Chavkin, who had directed the earlier, pre-Broadway productions of the show, had only a passing familiarity with Mr. Groban.
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Her familiarity with working across government agencies may be useful for an administration that has gotten off to a rocky start.
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But one could still argue that inasmuch as I have a familiarity with another person I would want to be them.
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Their only familiarity with a broken record might be something like a record that is broken in the 100-yard dash.
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Having long been a champion of practice in the kitchen, I was delighted by her obvious familiarity with that delicate ingredient.
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We knew we couldn't do it too early on, because it took some level of investment and familiarity with the characters.
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Seawright cautioned that at this point in the race, polls nationwide and in South Carolina mainly reflect familiarity with the candidates.
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This is because there was a comfortable, visceral familiarity with the app that made me want to spend more time with it.
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" Her office said the move was intended to address potential concerns of impartiality "based upon familiarity with potential witnesses in the case.
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I had by then had only a glancing familiarity with Alfred's cartoon face as the grinning, gap-toothed mascot of MAD magazine.
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Familiarity with cannabis is preferred, but plenty of employers are happy to hire someone with experience managing a large-scale greenhouse operation.
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Nope — it evinces a lack of familiarity with the relevant legal terrain that becomes obvious in the next paragraph of Trump's memo.
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We had a panel with some of our customers, and again, an attempt to drive familiarity with our strategy and our direction.
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And despite his familiarity with several infield positions, the 24-year-old has toiled on defense throughout the minor and major leagues.
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Devine says she has discovered that the team's familiarity with the museum and its objects is a major asset to the app.
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And Saint-Gobain is drawing on its familiarity with the insulation market to help validate commercial and technical specifications for recycled polystyrene.
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"Over-familiarity with our surroundings can blind us, so trying to keep fresh eyes and an open mind always helps," he said.
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Another reason for optimism, he said, is his familiarity with the course, where he has top-seven finishes the past two years.
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Their loved ones remain hopeful that Merrell's familiarity with hiking and survival skills will keep the two alive until they are rescued.
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Anyone with even a passing familiarity with American history can point to at least a few instances of racism, sexism, and xenophobia.
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Some with the lack of familiarity (with Blach), but even with that I think we gave away a lot of at-bats.
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No familiarity with the other person, no love and no commitment is required – and, certainly, no preparedness for a baby is necessary.
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For a folk record, it's incredibly diverse, as Freeman's familiarity with structure allows her to incorporate a wonderfully wide range of sounds.
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Anyone with a passing familiarity with presidential elections knows that a candidate's job after winning a primary is to broaden his appeal.
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The fame of Eugène Delacroix (1798-1863) is greater than familiarity with his work in most places apart from his native France.
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Trump's invitation is eerily familiar to anyone who has even a passing familiarity with the Reconstruction that followed the U.S. Civil War.
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Completing challenges, then, is largely a product of luck and a growing familiarity with the story threads that each card tugs on.
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He was called out for wisecracks about basement-dwelling gamers (fair), mispronounced names and a perceived lack of familiarity with Blizzard's games.
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But it is precisely Trump's lack of familiarity with the conservative intellectual landscape that gave Bannon the opportunity to be so influential.
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But a chance encounter with one of her sculptures entitled "Matrice" dated my familiarity with her art to an even earlier period.
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At times, the bot takes a crack at TV scripts and inspirational quote memes, efficiently showing off its familiarity with online forms.
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The researchers found that most of the cancer specialists were aware of ASCO guidelines, but they generally lacked familiarity with fertility preservation.
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Asked whether the exchange with Mr. Matthews spoke to a lack of familiarity with how conservatives view abortion, he rejected that idea.
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It's possible those numbers to some extent reflect voters' familiarity with Biden, but they are worrisome nonetheless to the Vermont Independent's allies.
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Officials are expecting that roughly 60 to 70 percent of the crowd will be Brazilians who have little familiarity with the game.
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Trump argued at the time that he did not commit any wrongdoing, and showed a familiarity with campaign laws, the Journal reported.
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Mr. Hardwick is a good listener, and his deep familiarity with his guests' work allows him to be quick on his feet.
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Her familiarity with both cities animates "The Nest," about the four dysfunctional (what did you expect?) Plumb siblings and their fiscal expectations.
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You could explain it in terms of familiarity with the material and personnel; you could talk about flow states and field awareness.
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This is by no means an exhaustive list, but familiarity with these 12 birds will certainly help you out for future solving.
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And Kim Jong-un would have more familiarity with the country, where he studied in the late 1990s, than most other places.
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All scientists, and all boasting familiarity with Mendelian genetics, these nativists nevertheless considered loyalty and "shiftlessness," for example, to be genetic characteristics.
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Secretary of Education Betsy DeVos has no experience — professional or personal — with public schools and no familiarity with fundamental concepts of education.
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It takes some familiarity with the voting rules in your state, Dolan explained, to know that early voting is even an option.
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This is par for the course for the Raptors, a franchise that until recently had little familiarity with success or upward momentum.
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Hierro's familiarity with the squad, and the fact he has been involved in the buildup to the tournament, worked in his favor.
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Just because you have familiarity with a tool, people can presume you are prone to using it, and this is not true.
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Many are run by young Europeans, who may have only a passing familiarity with the history of the music they are spreading.
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The complexity of sukuk and investors' lack of familiarity with them has long been recognised as barrier to growth of the market.
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If a leader has familiarity with someone's name and work, it can turn into opportunities for more challenging assignments, promotions and more.
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This is by no means an exhaustive list, but familiarity with all these words will certainly help you out for future solving.
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For example, familiarity with a particular software might not serve you as well as a proven ability to work well with clients.
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Allegra: I love that the Doctor Manhattan element is so appealing to you, Alissa, despite your lack of familiarity with the comics.
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Attention to detail, strong typography skills, familiarity with design systems and respect for deadlines are all things we will be looking for.
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In telling this story, Popstar exhibits an intimate familiarity with the absurdity and cluelessness behind much pop music marketing and image crafting.
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And yet the Christchurch shooting was different, in part because of its perpetrator's apparent familiarity with the darkest corners of the internet.
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The results showed that the use of the characters -- ones that kids had no familiarity with -- did increase vegetable consumption, NPR reported.
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Because of this limited access, Guasti's familiarity with 16-bit classics like Super Mario World and Star Fox was hit or miss.
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But new transhipment hubs also had drawbacks, they said, citing longer travel times and less familiarity with services and issues like processing paperwork.
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"We know there was some familiarity with that building in particular," Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Chief Kerr Putney told reporters Wednesday, declining to elaborate.
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His familiarity with Marchionne's plans was one of the reasons behind his appointment to ensure continuity, a person familiar with the company said.
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Warren, a seasoned debater, has flexed her familiarity with the debate stage -- will she use her rhetorical talents to go after Biden directly?
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I prefer a bar with great vermouth and at least some familiarity with the basics of a classic stirred gin martini or Manhattan.
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I grew up with guns, and my familiarity with them is a big part of why l view things the way I do.
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Privately, aides chalk it all up to Clinton being more policy-wonk than political animal, not her lack of familiarity with the press.
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Depending on your familiarity with the practice of dowsing, you can perform a reading using nothing but a pendulum and your own intuition.
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The application adds that the job requires knowledge of not only machine and hand sewing, but also familiarity with historic furniture and preservation.
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If you have even a passing familiarity with the composition work he's made since the early 60s this might come as no surprise.
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Those without at least some familiarity with late twentieth-century Russian art history will find many of these early passages a bit pedantic.
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He did however, acknowledge its weaknesses, namely that an act of détournement requires the viewer's familiarity with the original, pre-détourned subject matter.
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"There are certain sectors that will lose but there is familiarity with Clinton, and the market will be OK with that," said Gardner.
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Mets management has scoffed at these calculations, and everyone with any familiarity with how Mets management does business has scoffed at that scoffing.
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Some survivors report feeling like medical nomads, as they struggle to find a doctor with even a passing familiarity with lightning-related injuries.
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After Mr. Killen's arrest, Judge Gordon said he intended to treat the case routinely, despite its infamy and his familiarity with the defendant.
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Although the characters roughly line up, "Last Flag Flying" dispenses with that connection, even if familiarity with the 1973 movie enriches the experience.
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He's hardly an unknown, but there is so much we still don't know about his views and his familiarity with the major issues.
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And employing messaging apps and video sites is a great use of technology that many students have a familiarity with and affinity for.
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The fighters are not believed to have had much familiarity with Kunduz, having been rushed to the city just days before the attack.
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Mr. Astorino said investigators were exploring factors including speed, visibility and the crew's familiarity with the area of the river near the bridge.
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Williams has gained increasing familiarity with Silicon Valley with her engagement to Reddit co-founder Alexis Ohanian, who is based in San Francisco.
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The six singers bring with them deep familiarity with diverse vocal styles; the sole white male, Steven Bradshaw, resembles and represents Mr. Hearne.
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Denied the status of modernity in the local class hierarchy, these groups look for it through a familiarity with a global Muslim community.
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Maybe it appeals to me because I have more than a passing familiarity with the cow udder — even if not as an ingredient.
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Our memories of the past are constructed with information available in our immediate present — and we often confuse immediacy and familiarity with truth.
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His rare combination of familiarity with big data companies and time working as an Uber driver gives him unique insight into Uber's practices.
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Investors must have enough familiarity with and trust of the internet to send money through a cryptocurrency exchange, such as Coinbase or Poloniex.
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There may be multiple reasons for this, including poor lighting, distance to trauma centers, and urban residents' lack of familiarity with rural roads.
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He was an exceptionally active questioner, displaying an easy familiarity with the issues in the three minor and technical cases before the court.
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Whoever gets the job, the deputy will be crucial if Mr. Tillerson, who has no familiarity with the department's inner workings, is confirmed.
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Hamid takes full advantage of our familiarity with these scenes to turn "Exit West" into an urgent account of war, love and refugees.
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"Many of Amazon's arguments improperly assume a familiarity with in-app purchases on the part of consumers," the judge said in the ruling.
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The leading recommendation: Build widespread familiarity with trans people in advance, and, when it's time for the campaign, trans people must lead the way.
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Just look at these *vintage* tweets I uncovered: Despite her familiarity with bread-slicing, Jones is still confused about why it's even a thing.
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A second whistleblower with more intimate familiarity with the events could bolster the allegations against Trump amid pushback from the president and his allies.
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In China, people may be quick to comply with recommendations to wear masks because there is a cultural precedent and familiarity with wearing masks.
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But Linux is still a chore compared to Windows and Mac, and basically requires a familiarity with the command line to do anything interesting.
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In order to qualify for this role, candidates will need familiarity with UI and UX principles, Sketch, Marvel App, Adobe XD and Invision App.
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The process makes it more likely that important details are overlooked, and intimate familiarity with a patient's recent clinical course is often left behind.
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This message is also championed by young, right-wing celebrities with a knack for self-presentation and a familiarity with the language of empowerment.
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Mateen's mentioning of his name suggests a somewhat deep familiarity with ISIS's inner workings, instead of merely a passing interest, as some have suggested.
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Many branded and custom built programs are similar in nature and user friendly, so familiarity with such programs as opposed to expertise is sufficient.
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Anyone with a passing familiarity with Greek life on college campuses would doubt this, but Brett doesn't, because he hasn't experienced any abuse himself.
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Chances are that if you have even a passing familiarity with the American hardcore scene in the last 12 years, you know Weekend Nachos.
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Republicans insisted that Clayton shouldn't be judged on who he represented, but rather on his familiarity with those parties and how he represented them.
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Victory for either would see them top Group G, and Dier believes familiarity with many of the Belgians on Thursday could help England's cause.
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In an interview this week, Enunwa said Fitzpatrick's familiarity with the Jets' offensive scheme and personnel reduced the impact of his off-season absence.
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Maybe it's the attainability—the fact that everyone starts with the same components and no distinct advantages beyond their own familiarity with those components.
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Fluency in standard programming languages like Python, Java, and C++ are a must, as is familiarity with deep learning frameworks like TensorFlow and PyTorch.
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Up to that point I had almost no familiarity with American literature, and all my favorite authors were 18th- and 19th-century British novelists.
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If you're tempted to say something, imagine how you'd feel if someone tried to control your paycheck despite any familiarity with your work. 77.
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What matters is that the laughs are real, in this case suggesting familiarity with the accommodations that proud people make to an overwhelming force.
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Whatever Trump is saying, it does not reveal much familiarity with health policy, or even with the status and limits of his own actions.
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But thanks to MoMA's extraordinary holdings in Miró's work and its curatorial familiarity with them, these shows sometimes achieve a pervasive, extra-visual intensity.
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The selected tracks were among those judged most likeable and least familiar—Kaelen explained that familiarity with a track could influence people's emotional response.
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Both senators, who voted to advance her selection out of committee, said they had serious reservations about her lack of familiarity with public schools.
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All of these tools hold essentially the same information, so it really comes down to personal preference and familiarity with the data and functions.
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In light of the good access to public debt and equity markets, and investors' familiarity with Dufry's business model, refinancing risk is considered low.
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You don't need any familiarity with Batman lore to dig this inventive, nervy cartoon about the aspiring supervillain Harley Quinn (voiced by Kaley Cuoco).
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Understanding how that is possible requires familiarity with the weariness that had descended on Austrian politics before Mr Kurz burst on to the scene.
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Familiarity with alcohol might make kids more likely to start drinking earlier in life or lead to more frequent drinking, the study team notes.
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Despite their lack of familiarity with these props, the prairie dogs did not respond to the cutouts with a single generalized "unknown threat" call.
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And a special prosecutor should have been appointed when Foxx, citing familiarity with a potential witness, recused herself from the case, the group insisted.
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Their exchange, set against stark shots of marching troops, provides the trailer with a strong emotional anchor that doesn't require familiarity with the franchise.
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The company says it has 12,000 employees, and 23 research and development centers in Europe, a way of building favor and familiarity with policymakers.
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Each member of the team has a particular familiarity with the archive's contents and has an institutional knowledge of certain titles and their whereabouts.
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But the tape does indicate some familiarity with the payment of $150,000—the question is when Donald Trump was informed of this Cohen strategy.
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But neither role required the sort of market savviness and familiarity with the intricacies of the dismal science that's de rigueur at the ECB.
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There was Tom Thibodeau, who was fired by the Chicago Bulls after years of success but does not have the same familiarity with Jackson's systems.
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"With cultural foods like Vegemite that a mother eats often when she's pregnant and breastfeeding, the baby forms a familiarity with the flavor," Ventura says.
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So invest in your own brand to build familiarity with your audience and influence in your industry — that's how people break down trust barriers. 5.
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These works are powerful because of the comfort they offer through their harmonious arrangement of patterned fabric and domestic familiarity, with figures rendered as silhouettes.
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It also explains the appeal of Kodak's return to society: a protectiveness of his future through an unnerving familiarity with where he may be headed.
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Some familiarity with all of these tools would be helpful, but the main requirement is knowing how to read, work with and present data well.
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They feed off the familiarity with not only being home but being on their home floor, having their own locker and things of that nature.
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But what Moore can provide — what he did provide Sunday night — is a certain familiarity with doing what is asked of him, what is required.
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That sameness meant that my familiarity with American Christian Protestantism was an anchor in the midst of a disorienting transatlantic move when I was 21978.
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Machado has no evidence that Trump made those insults, and Trump indicated he had no familiarity with it -- though he did not outright deny it.
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Many branded and custom built programs are similar in nature and user friendly, so familiarity with such programs as opposed to expertise can be sufficient.
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Future could do more to gauge your familiarity with proper form for riskier exercises, and then either teach you or steer you away from them.
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It's for these reasons (as well as my familiarity with iOS) that has made me a believer in using the iPad as my main computer.
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They also got stories that had been written by professional reporters who had at least a passing familiarity with the stories they were writing about.
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That's because when you stare at something from up close, even if it's something you see everyday, you lose your sense of familiarity with it.
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NEC has robust experience in this field, but as familiarity with face recognition technology grows worldwide, Tokyo 2020 could be its highest-profile test yet.
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There are many reasons why borrowers choose not to seek a credit rating, including cost savings, infrequent bond issuance and investors' familiarity with the brand.
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Refresh your familiarity with the movie on Friday night with a free screening, then return to discuss its details and satanic symbolism on Saturday afternoon.
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"Bushworld" viewers predictably love it or hate it, likely depending on their familiarity with Adult Swim pranks and impatience for Rick and Morty season four.
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If you have even the faintest familiarity with The Bachelor, then you know who Corinne Olympios is — and you definitely have an opinion on her.
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"The billionaire Republican candidate is a boastful, self-centered egomaniac who lacks a record of public service or familiarity with the issues," the editorial said.
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She initially cited "potential questions of impartiality based upon familiarity with potential witnesses in the case" as the reason for stepping away from the case.
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As a self-described kitsch painter, Oliver prefers to display his art before all audiences, disregarding various levels of education or familiarity with art history.
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At the same time, familiarity with the way so many of these movies pan out just adds to the tension, and builds the stakes higher.
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For the younger people I know, social media is utterly continuous with their real lives, and they have no familiarity with the idea of cyberspace.
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Hong Kong's appeal to would-be IPOs rests largely on its familiarity with Chinese firms, its convenient timezone for mainland executives and its new rules.
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More than one committee member suggested that familiarity with shingles -- and the serious pain it can cause -- accounts for this unusually high rate of acceptance.
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Mr. Sanders showed a lack of familiarity with the system when he suggested he would use a token to enter it, while it took Mrs.
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Just as Trump needs to be familiar with his own plans, so, too, would he benefit from some familiarity with what Clinton's policy proposals are.
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"The difference may be due to the fact that coroners are typically non-physicians who have less familiarity with toxicological analyses and terminology," he said.
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It picks up a few months after Season 2's finale, and assumes a familiarity with those story lines — a little brush-up might help.
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Rouhani on Sunday congratulated Boris Johnson on becoming prime minister, and said he hoped that Johnson's "familiarity" with Iran-UK relations could help the standoff.
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As a result, the beat is sometimes reduced to a subplot in national stories by reporters who lack familiarity with the faith traditions in play.
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Such familiarity with police surveillance could explain why many campaigners were not surprised to find their online activity submitted as part of the court cases.
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This is their cross to bear, but anyone with even a cursory familiarity with punk/skin iconography knows that hard men love to bear crosses.
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But they have familiarity with each other — using hand signals they worked out that I don't know, and that's important for working as a team.
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But on the recording, Mr. Trump appears to demonstrate familiarity with an agreement, saying nothing to suggest that he was only learning about it then.
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I don't know the answer; I only hope that Mr. Feldman's success comes not from familiarity with deep unhappiness but from empathy, observation and mimicry.
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"Folsom Prison Blues," the 12.493 Johnny Cash classic, isn't exactly a deep cut — anyone with even a passing familiarity with country music has heard it.
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The survey then gauged participants' familiarity with the incident; 40 percent of white respondents had "heard a lot," compared to 61 percent of black respondents.
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A familiarity with the biography of Eastman — black, gay, emotionally vulnerable — is not necessary to appreciate his music, which can be ceremonial, cunning and brash.
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These gains are likely the result of increased familiarity with Sanders, as well as the expanded outreach his campaign has committed to in the state.
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When that does happen, though, it's also possible that better surveillance and more familiarity with the disease will limit what social-distancing measures are needed.
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There's not much more on display here; what follows are big, sweeping action sequences that take the audience's familiarity with these characters as a given.
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"This panel of three former district judges — we have some familiarity with how to cut to the chase in these matters," Judge Jose Cabranes said.
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Despite the lack of understanding of the IoT as a concept, there is in fact a reasonable familiarity with specific IoT products, devices, and services.
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After over four decades of experience listening to airborne communications, my opinion is that the pilot's responses and tone reflected his familiarity with the routine.
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Many of them had little or no predeployment training, experience working in a detention facility or familiarity with the captives' languages, cultures or religious beliefs.
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To anyone with even a passing familiarity with the internet, the idea that online ads could sway an election might sound ridiculous on its face.
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At the United Nations as a special adviser to the ambassador, he gained familiarity with the intricacies of diplomacy, sanctions policy, human rights, and Iran.
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He was asked to participate because of his familiarity with how Kennedy might view the issue if it ultimately came before him, the source said.
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Dangerous interactions "In this fragmented health care system, clinicians often hesitate to discontinue medications because of lack of familiarity with the medication or patient," wrote Drs.
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If you're a programmer with some familiarity with Python, Vector feels like a no-brainer purchase just because of all the cool stuff you could do.
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Scientists had been complaining about Clovis for weeks after his nomination for a job that by law required "distinguished" scientific expertise and familiarity with agricultural research.
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Given SMBs' general familiarity with and trust in Open Banking, fintechs looking to operate Open Banking-enabled services should have a large addressable market to target.
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Williamson points out that things like education level or familiarity with how government works isn't a good predictor of whether people have accurate information on policy.
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The firms deal frequently with arbitrators, giving them both greater familiarity with the process and the not-always-subtle influence, to avoid being too pro-consumer.
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Does a passing familiarity with the work of Germaine Greer and a willingness to square off against a sexist boss indicate a passion for women's rights?
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It was simple, it was uncluttered, and it was so easy to use that nearly anyone, regardless of their familiarity with technology, could figure it out.
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Lee's staging of battle isn't particularly innovative, but the strange bright sheen—the live-TV look—shakes us out of our familiarity with Iraq war dramas.
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For those of us with an attention to detail and an actual familiarity with the various stages of pregnancy, it appears that Beyoncé may be dropping.
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D'Alessandro's long career in Iowa with state politicians and presidential hopefuls looking to master the complicated Iowa caucuses gives him a deep familiarity with the state.
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Depending on Ramanujam's familiarity with 10-button, two joystick, one direction-pad controllers, games are as easy or difficult to use as they were in 2007.
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Ciobo added American investors like Australia because of the common language, the country's low sovereign risk profile and the familiarity with its legal and accounting systems.
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"People looking to get into these jobs need to come with a familiarity with statistics, enjoy math and science, and love to test hypotheses," she says.
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It became clear that whatever prompted them to start buying a product held less importance than their current comfort level and sense of familiarity with it.
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Your Money PITTSBURGH — If you don't have a reverse mortgage and don't know anyone who does, your familiarity with the product probably comes from television commercials.
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My lack of familiarity with norms of stratigraphy prevented me from engaging too deeply, although I've been a minor coauthor on several of the group's papers.
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East The talk all week was whether Rutgers Coach Chris Ash, a former Ohio State assistant, could take advantage of his familiarity with the Buckeyes' defense.
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And yet the Vermont native and Columbia University graduate simply does not have the experience and familiarity with the national electorate to run a presidential campaign.
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As users familiarity with Facebook grows, we've kind of ridden that wave and set the bar higher for how long people should watch a given video.
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Mr. Cruz also has at least a passing familiarity with California, where he lived one summer during law school while working at a Los Angeles firm.
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Their easy familiarity with "Uncle John" points to the many advantages that Sedgwicks, who arrived on these shores in 1636, had getting into the history books.
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Artist Gary Emrich refutes our presumed familiarity with the land in "All Consumed #37" (2017) by manipulating the blue alpine lakes presented in water bottle labels.
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With so much turnover between episodes, jumping right into Friday night's second-season debut doesn't require that the viewer have any previous familiarity with the series.
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And it invites us to look at her with the easy familiarity with which we might regard someone living next door, or in our own family.
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Familiarity with his later work makes it hard to fathom how an architect so fixated on humility would begin his career with such a spectacular folly.
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Ms. Handel spent most of the debate on defense, with Mr. Ossoff peppering her with criticism of her record and suggesting she lacked familiarity with policy.
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Yet while the Davos crowd might prefer to see Trump replaced, there's little familiarity with the palette of Democrats, aside from former Vice President Joe Biden.
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The only problem with 22A was my lack of familiarity with Pearl Buck's characters, but a four-letter answer concealed in "Poland" had to be OLAN.
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A separate source familiar with Betancourt's legal strategy told CNN that Giuliani's connections at the Justice Department, including familiarity with Barr, were considered helpful by Betancourt.
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Even then, a sizable chunk of its users rarely tweet, and plenty of those who do have little interest in, or even familiarity with, The Discourse.
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One of those newcomers, midfielder Paul Arriola, anticipated that his recent form with Club Tijuana and his familiarity with Azteca would improve his likelihood of playing.
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I was still a few years away from familiarity with any of that, and boxing was something that I had only ever seen my father do.
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These men are lovers as well as hunters, and their familiarity with other species seems, at first, to reprove our own distance from the natural world.
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The story quoted McChrystal mocking then-Vice President Joe Biden and his inner circle disparaging President Barack Obama for his lack of familiarity with the military.
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The pair were elevated by the previous administration for their familiarity with the bureaucracy and their skills at slowing down anything President Trump wanted to do.
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Foxx had recused herself from the case a week before charges were filed because of familiarity with a potential witness, a spokeswoman for her office said.
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Fund managers said activity in the Parallel Market could be slow initially because of investors' lack of familiarity with it, but trading volumes might increase quickly.
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Those experiences gave him an unusual familiarity with Iran's culture and people in the years before the 1979 Islamic revolution that ousted the pro-American Shah.
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Noisey: Most of the world seems to have relatively little familiarity with Salt Lake as anything other than the lone major city in a conservative state.
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If I chalked up my familiarity with "Fiddler" to its clichéd resemblance to my life, now I remembered that clichés are clichés because they're true, right?
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The curator of an exhibition devoted to illustrations of the Bible might reasonably assume that the Met audience would have a general familiarity with the text.
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"My familiarity with the DC universe is not that great, so I mean I can just go sort of strategically, it's make one right," McFeely said.
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He compares his business approach to Cheers; he wants to know everyone's name, and he wants to have a basic familiarity with his regulars' favorite games.
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In a way, our brains are tricked into feeling an intense familiarity with these famous people—which hoodwinks us into wanting to know even more about them.
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Microsoft has deep familiarity with the public sector, for example, serving 7,000 government entities with various products, and it recently expanded its cloud offerings for the Pentagon.
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All the acts will be showcasing cover songs, just so the audience will "be able to have some familiarity with what the artists are performing," Twain explains.
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LGBT leaders must begin years in advance, above all, to "build familiarity with transgender people and their lives" and "systematically engage transgender staff and leaders," she wrote.
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The search bar is fairly obvious, and opens the door for search ads in the future, but other features assume a level of familiarity with the app.
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Familiarity with that app is such a part of our daily lives, I think for most people, as soon as you change it, it doesn't feel right.
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At least the 27-year-old probably stands a better chance of winning than many of his compatriots because of his familiarity with links golf in Britain.
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In movies, Lopez can dominate a scene, while Ventimiglia tends to complement his costar; we're excited to see how he works that sense of familiarity with Lopez.
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On the plus side, Gingrich is whip smart and has a deep familiarity with public policy that would serve him well on the vice presidential debate stage.
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Health care policy is very complicated, but most Americans have at least some passing familiarity with how health insurance works because most of us have health insurance.
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Lea Michele recently betrayed her lack of familiarity with Taylor Swift's song titles, during a Facebook Live Q&A at the Television Critics Association Summer Press Tour.
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The encounter suggests a level of familiarity with Fruman, who along with Parnas donated more than $600,000 to 26 federal candidates, all Republicans, in 2016 and 2018.
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In the U.K., the family's familiarity with the media market through years of cross-channel ownerships has reinforced their confidence in its Sky acquisition, despite regulatory delays.
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But it isn't just a lifelong familiarity with beaches and waves that allows Gilbert to do what she does; there is more at work behind the magic.
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Duplex doesn't let on the fact that it's an AI — but if you have some familiarity with Google Assistant, you can probably put that part together yourself.
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It could be a result of over-familiarity with Jony Ive videos, which follow a familiar cadence but are so unchanging they almost slip into self-parody.
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In a way, our brains are tricked into feeling an intense familiarity with these famous people — which hoodwinks us into wanting to know even more about them.
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The compliance board, on the other hand, has less technical familiarity with the company and is guided in significant part by governance and compliance consultants and lawyers.
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Nonfiction As time marches on, it doesn't seem impossible that Orson Welles's legend as the screen's ultimate Sisyphean showman will outlast any particular familiarity with his movies.
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Winning two out of three races in light winds, Ainslie showed audacity and opportunism in his tactics and familiarity with the Solent racetrack, where his team trains.
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And outgoing ECB President Mario Draghi, a former professor of economics, is one rate-setter whose familiarity with the dismal science has helped rather than hindered policymaking.
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Displaying unexpected familiarity with the down-ballot race, Ms. Warren had praised the themes of her stump speech in some detail, Ms. Marshall recounted with a smile.
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Fear not: Familiarity with the novel is no prerequisite for enjoying this antic show, a madcap mash-up of live performance, prominent video and much audience participation.
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"They are not chosen for their ability to manage or familiarity with election procedures," said Susan Lerner, the executive director of Common Cause in New York City.
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Investment in infrastructure needed to be paired with more public education in disaster survival skills, like familiarity with local flood hazard maps or evacuation protocols, he said.
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Her familiarity with the way the songs work to advance character and story in vivo naturally informs her in vitro style, which is actorly to begin with.
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On Tuesday, his 14 shots were the second most on the team, despite his playing only 24 minutes with minimal familiarity with his teammates and the offense.
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The justices' remarks, which indicated easy familiarity with the major social media services, suggested that they would strike down the North Carolina law under the First Amendment.
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Must also have familiarity with the ASC X2202 standards (process for maintenance, structure of the standard for carrying information) and associated business rules developed by CAQH/CORE.
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Buttigieg's campaign blames his sluggish poll numbers on black voters' lack of familiarity with the candidate, who did not have a national profile before entering the race.
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A fan has created a Sophie Calle Facebook page that she approves of, but other than that she has no interest in or familiarity with virtual sharing.
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He gained what he called a frog's-eye view of the changing seasons, and an intimate familiarity with the creatures sharing the moat, from dragonflies to newts.
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Few of the jurors who sat through Manafort's 14-day trial were directly questioned in court after they filled out forms disclosing their familiarity with the case.
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As for Stanton's familiarity with the league, Boone said the Yankees had examined Stanton's performances and found that he hit better against pitchers he had seen before.
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McPeek said he believed a lack of familiarity with American horses in handicap races that are part of the Dubai Carnival led to inordinately high weight assignments.
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Born in 1599 to a wealthy Antwerp family, Anthony van Dyck's talent was fortified from the outset by a familiarity with aristocratic manners and lots of money.
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He certainly lacks Sessions' familiarity with the way the immigration system actually works now, after the post-9/11 reorganization that created the Department of Homeland Security.
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Because he grew up in such a large city with a history of British colonialism, it makes sense that he has such a familiarity with Western products.
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The fact that Trump settles on $15 as the appropriate amount to pay for health insurance betrays a lack of familiarity with the actual cost of coverage.
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It makes the new series a bit of a game of "spot the story," but not to worry — a familiarity with King's work isn't required to follow along.
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Her outrage was with the system itself, and she wondered how any new parent–regardless of the level of familiarity with this system—could be expected to cope.
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But there's an overall lack of familiarity with the technology, mainly because very few people have had the first-hand experience of riding in a self-driving car.
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The locations for the initial release have been chosen to test how different areas respond to the new meat-free option based on their familiarity with Impossible Foods.
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On the surface, that might not sound very impressive, but those with more than a passing familiarity with autonomous vehicle design will recognize it as a major step.
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Biden added that although he and Gingrich "disagree," he praised the former lawmaker's familiarity with how government works, which could assist Trump, who has never held elected office.
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Those necessary skills in the logistics, health care, and biotech industries growing in the region including everything from technological savvy to familiarity with intricate systems like medical codes.
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"Rounded icons and faster software updates won't be enough to offset the premium pricing, narrow carrier distribution, and consumers' familiarity with Samsung and other existing vendors," Dawson wrote.
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It was a backwards Southern place in terms of her outlook and familiarity, with what was going on in other parts of the country when she moved there.
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Caputi said, "Familiarity with anything makes it easier," suggesting that something as trivial as a grudge can pervert within a teenager's mind and become a motive for murder.
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And while Futurama episodes like "The Prisoner of Benda" and "Meanwhile" demonstrate a sophisticated understanding of science fiction tropes, Disenchantment never shows much familiarity with the fantasy genre.
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D.E. Shaw's offer was considered the best value because of the hedge fund's familiarity with the project and the price it offered, among other reasons, the papers say.
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The first—Occam's razor in the Trump administration—is that sheer incompetence and a lack of familiarity with the levers of government are causing a lot of confusion.
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The bank's compliance staff also lacked familiarity with U.S. AML regulations while several were also conflicted because they held multiple roles, the DFS said in a court document.
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The precision of this insight stems from Eddie's familiarity with what's been called "the queer art of failure"—he's experienced the quest to conceal these kinds of shortcomings.
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Chinese banks dominated the lending for these exercises given their familiarity with the companies going private and the lure of ancillary business associated with the relistings in China.
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Before arriving in Washington and taking up his unusual role as son-in-law, confidant, and free-ranging foreign-affairs counsellor, Kushner had no particular familiarity with diplomacy.
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The Maine Republican noted DeVos's "lack of familiarity" with a federal law that requires public schools to provide a "free and appropriate public education" to students with disabilities.
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Many jobs require a high school diploma or less, but they do require more extensive on-the-job training and familiarity with a variety of tools and technologies.
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"Education here means familiarity with the warning signal and its realistic danger," said John Vidale, a seismologist and professor of earth sciences at the University of Southern California.
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At worst, Kerner said, vigorous habitual use of a sex toy can simply cause "over-familiarity" with that specific intense sensation that can't be replicated by a person.
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Sanders benefits greatly from the passage of time — which he's running out of — and the electorate's growing familiarity with him, his platform and his history that it allows.
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Mike Pompeo takes over the State Department with three decided advantages over his predecessor: familiarity with foreign policy, experience in government and a good rapport with President Trump.
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Man caves boomed in mid- to late aughts, one of those strange suburban spaces that everyone has a glancing familiarity with even if they've never been inside one.
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But Roberts's familiarity with Los Angeles, where he also played for parts of three seasons, has perhaps reduced the learning curve that often greets a first-time manager.
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Tommy's wardrobe, for one, suggests a commitment to the 1980s and a familiarity with the defunct catalog International Male, a source for padded briefs and Jack Sparrow frippery.
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It's yet another example, in other words, of a case where more information about politics leads to less actual knowledge and simply more familiarity with self-justifying stereotypes.
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That moral compass is what distinguished McCain, more than his war record, his wicked wit, his tireless travel schedule and his familiarity with far corners of the globe.
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While consumer familiarity with Apple's ecosystem and its strong proposition on data privacy issues bodes well for the iPad maker here, iPad share fell from 14.8% to 13.8%.
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Ahistorical familiarity with the practices of one's church and some passages from the Christian Bible is not religious literacy, and in isolation may lead to myopia about religion.
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Some nine in 10 surveyed consumers in the U.S. had some familiarity with 5G in the second half of the year, up from 73% in the first half.
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He said he would be cautious about improving the Mets' catching with an minor outside addition because any new catcher's familiarity with the pitching staff would be lacking.
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The stories of Nicole and Agnes in "The Testaments" similarly reflect Atwood's easy familiarity with Victorian literature, which she studied in graduate school at Harvard in the 1960s.
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His books suggested a keen familiarity with extreme states of longing and embodied an astonishment at the very nature of life, an attitude that is in itself sacred.
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Because of the detector's familiarity with jargon and the accounts it chose to follow, the person or persons behind the account seemed be part of the quantum community.
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But the super-recognizers have succeeded with prosecutions in which they have offered "indirect identifications"—establishing familiarity with a suspect through repeated exposure to his likeness on CCTV.
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In an interview in August with a far-right web publication in Austria, Mr. King displayed a deep familiarity with racist tracts and ideas embraced by white supremacists.
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Elba grew up in Hackney, and his familiarity with the community is visible in the movie's evocation of a tumultuous world suffused with lowlife scheming and thumping tunes.
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It's important that the work is being shown in public, because certainly more than languages, professions, or nationalities, New Yorkers share a familiarity with the discourse of advertising.
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Anyone with even a passing familiarity with American history cannot imagine such a thing happening in a country still troubled by the tug of war between privilege and race.
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Adam Wingard didn't necessarily set out to be a horror director, but his love of horror films, and his deep familiarity with the genre, pushed him in that direction.
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I have no great familiarity with sports, but endless affection for Kate Winslet and Leonardo DiCaprio just trying to make love work in this crazy, shipwreck of a world.
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"There's lots of evidence that this fluent processing of information is pleasurable; that is, some familiarity with a work of art enables you to enjoy it more," he said.
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Friar said Square's familiarity with borrowers - the company lends to merchants it has already done business with - and the low cost of the program distinguishes it from other lenders.
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Almost everyone on the planet has some familiarity with the Golden Arches, whether beaming out from the side of a Californian highway or flanking a packed street in Bangkok.
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Finally, because energy politics so powerfully intersects with geopolitics, his fingertip familiarity with the global energy markets and its leading players will give him enormous insight and network reach.
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Familiarity with the EU may not breed "content", but it does seem to push British leaders towards the conclusion that continued membership is in the country's interests, malgré tout.
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GENEVA (Reuters) - Iranian President Hassan Rouhani said on Sunday he hoped British Prime Minister Boris Johnson's "familiarity" with the Islamic Republic will help improve relations between Iran and Britain.
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The NCA this year added a new question on respondents' familiarity with cannabidiol (CBD), an ingredient in cannabis whose use as an additive to beverages, including coffee, has grown.
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Hers is a politics of the achievable, of incremental progress within received institutional bounds, trained by the kind of long experience that breeds familiarity with the workings of government.
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Pierluisi, a former Puerto Rico secretary of justice, is favored by some Puerto Rico advocates in Washington for his familiarity with federal politics, according to one of the sources.
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At the outset, about two-fifths of the country had no familiarity with Mr. Bloomberg, who may be best known nationally for his support of expanded gun control legislation.
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All these questions could, perhaps, be attributed to the charm and knack of instigating instant familiarity with strangers — the typical social skills of a photographer who specializes in portraiture.
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If you're a regular Slack user with some familiarity with IRC, usually mIRC, you might immediately reflect on how similar the platform is to the chat protocol of yore.
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For its part, Hong Kong boasts familiarity with China, an army of retail investors hungry for 'shoot-for-the-stars' stocks, and a convenient time-zone for Asian executives.
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Jamie L. Rotante — who has some familiarity with the characters thanks to her work on Betty & Veronica: Vixens, in which the duo began a biker gang — will be writing.
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New York is still behind the curve in terms of familiarity with the explosion of contemporary art in China between the 1989 Tiananmen massacre and the 230 Beijing Olympics.
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It's best to have some familiarity with Haraway's ideas before watching this documentary, which doesn't neatly present her works but rather plunges the viewer into the midst of them.
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Though he doesn't usually get to work with Zulu when editing the daily paper, Mr. Adkison frequently finds that his familiarity with other languages alerts him to potential errors.
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The fact that Trump settles on $12 or $15 as the appropriate amount to pay for health insurance betrays a lack of familiarity with the actual cost of coverage.
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For some, assimilation is based on pragmatic considerations, like achieving some fluency in the dominant language, some educational or economic success, some familiarity with the country's history and culture.
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Romano said it was a close call, but the Model Y's earlier release date and Romano's familiarity with the Tesla user experience pushed the Model Y over the edge.
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Burns suggested that freelance artists keep in mind that clients are outsourcing or hiring a designer because they do not have familiarity with what they need for their brand.
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Of course not — her entitlement kicks in and she expects to be handed the job without demonstrating any familiarity with the site or any pitches for what she'd write.
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This list is not the ultimate "teacher of creatures" featured in The New York Times Crossword, but familiarity with these animals will certainly help you out for future solving.
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Prosecutors said Teixeira used his familiarity with the building to sneak into the building and make his way into the doctors' 11th floor penthouse the day they were killed.
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Supreme Court justices aren't expected to maintain a deep familiarity with memes, but the moment did mark the first time the phrase was uttered in a high court hearing.
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In her two terms as senator from New York — the state with the largest population of Puerto Rican-Americans — she gained a strong degree of familiarity with the island.
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But he has little familiarity with Facebook or direct experience with social media — which he acknowledged might have made him slow to respond to the problem of misogynist websites.
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Ms. DeVos faced a number of uncomfortable questions, which critics said showed a lack of familiarity with laws protecting students with disabilities and the metrics for assessing student progress.
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My familiarity with the company and recommendations from co-workers helped convince her to take a risk—so when a position opened up in marketing, she brought me in.
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"I don't agree with that at all … that's a ridiculous argument he's making," Harris said, touting her familiarity with the topic as a member of the Senate Intelligence Committee.
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This article originally appeared on VICE Sports UK. For anyone with even a passing interest in the political aspect of football, familiarity with FC St. Pauli is practically mandatory.
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But in trying to explain these proposals, Carson demonstrated a shocking level of condescension toward members of Congress, as well as a lack of familiarity with basic housing terminology.
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One of the most chilling aspects of the Trump presidency for anyone with a baseline familiarity with history is the way his rhetoric has whipped up crowds at his rallies.
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Familiarity with the team's distinct, peculiar culture should only help Rojas, who managed in the Mets' farm system for eight years before joining Mickey Callaway's major league staff last season.
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Managers are hoping that familiarity with balance sheet CLOs will extend to US arbitrage CLOs as Chinese investors seek higher-yielding, dollar-denominated assets following the depreciation of the renminbi.
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Though Ruhwald clearly had the benefit of home turf advantage and more familiarity with the space, his finished work was jaw-dropping, and quite rightly the talk of the opening.
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The public's lack of familiarity with transgender people can make candidates more vulnerable to smears, in turn making it harder to win elections — or discouraging them from running at all.
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If Mary + Jane had that kind of creative team — or even just basic familiarity with the story it's trying to tell — it wouldn't feel nearly as tortured as it does.
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Unfortunately, this occasion is generating some fake news if only because knowing what is truly new here requires a familiarity with the literature of the Kennedy assassination most reporters lack.
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Bullock, a late entrant to the race who did not qualify for the first debate, argued that his familiarity with red-state politics is a major asset in the campaign.
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Anyone with a scintilla of familiarity with African-American communities knows that we want the killers who plague our communities arrested and jailed no matter what their race or color.
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Based on her familiarity with different languages, and the style of writing that is integral to each, it seems to me that she is developing a non-discursive visual language.
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We called up the former Marine sergeant and correctional officer to discuss whether he thinks California voters can put his familiarity with Baphomet and affinity for words like "humanist" aside.
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But what greater public familiarity with IVF won't do is help the many women and couples struggling with infertility for whom the principal obstacle to parenthood is financial, not psychological.
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A long-time executive at the airline said Bellew's familiarity with the turnaround plan would help, even though there was some concern that he has never run an airline before.
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His advocates say his blue-collar roots, his cultural familiarity with voters in crucial Midwest states, his experience and his comparatively centrist positions would make him a formidable Trump foe.
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Though the, uh, logging plot isn't in the lyrics, anyone with a passing familiarity with the song will be able to guess some of the bigger twists in the episode.
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But in Utqiaġvik, the 4,400-strong Iñupiat community at the northern tip of Alaska's North Slope, scientists have come to rely on Native experts' unmatched familiarity with the Arctic environment.
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Collins also said she was "troubled" by what she called DeVos's "lack of familiarity" with the Individuals with Disability Act, which requires schools to provide special services to disabled children.
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The team chose West — who played for K.C. from 2014 until his release in August — over C.J. Anderson due to his familiarity with the playbook and experience on special teams.
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New York is still behind the curve in terms of familiarity with the explosion of contemporary art produced in China between the 21910 Tiananmen massacre and the 22013 Beijing Olympics.
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Successful prime ministers come in many shapes but usually share two main characteristics: experience in security and foreign policy, and intimate familiarity with the nuts and bolts of parliamentary politics.
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This enabled me to observe the birth of what we now call IoT through the lens of familiarity with the challenges connected-device developers face and struggle with every day.
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As a conservative black Republican, Carson, 64, stood out in the mostly white Republican Party, but his campaign foundered amid staff infighting and questions about Carson's familiarity with foreign policy.
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Because it's working from a fully fleshed-out world, it can do what shows set in our own time do and assume a degree of familiarity with how everything works.
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Anwar, who is himself from the region and has worked there for the nonprofit development organization BRAC, conveys his familiarity with the language, culture and religion with a light touch.
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Such litigation reduces the potential for conflicting rulings and unnecessary legal costs, and is often conducted in a court near a defendant's headquarters, or which has familiarity with similar lawsuits.
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His background as a member of Mr. Obama's cabinet and his familiarity with the city, as housing commissioner when Michael R. Bloomberg was mayor, could give him credibility among voters.
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In this feature, five critics of The New York Times with different specialties and varying familiarity with the app go down the TikTok rabbit hole and share what they found.
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Flores wasn't raised around cars and had even less familiarity with electric vehicles, but the feeling of empowerment she got by working on her car inspired her to do more.
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Pelosi likely would weigh several factors in choosing the managers, including their expertise on constitutional law, familiarity with details of the Trump impeachment case, as well as their oratorical eloquence.
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HKSE advantages that could sway China's emerging tech companies to list there include proximity to mainland China, investor familiarity with the company's products, plus compatibility with language and time zones.
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The spreadsheet software is more than capable of meeting many of the day-to-day needs of small business owners, provided they have a bit of familiarity with the program.
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But he's not actually doing the work and, indeed, seems to have much less familiarity with his own policies and negotiating stances than a typical journalist or member of Congress.
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Even so, Lyman was still able to obtain a recommendation from the then-dean at Choate boasting of his "easy familiarity" with students and snag a new gig in Colorado.
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It's linked to Unedited Footage of a Bear in that the idea grew out of our familiarity with the 4 AM audience, and we wanted to make something specifically for them.
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These safety representatives do not need experience in counseling or adolescent health, or even working with children, teens, or young adults, though familiarity with current slang and social media is encouraged.
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These returning migrants help spread the influence of e-commerce in rural areas through their familiarity with such platforms from their time in Chinese cities, thus increasing demand in these regions.
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The Enquirer provides a useful platform for a politician seeking votes from average Americans, in a place candidates have gone to show their familiarity with everyday life: the supermarket checkout lane.
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What also helped, he said, was the familiarity with Hillary and Bill Clinton dating back to the 1990s when her husband was president and ushered in a period of financial deregulation.
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Shrader attributes the growing trend of campus entrepreneurship to a number of factors, including the lower cost of building prototypes and increased familiarity with peers who are pursuing the same path.
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The two companies chose Hong Kong because of the city's new listing regime, its familiarity with Chinese firms, potentially higher valuations and its convenient timezone for mainland executives, the sources said.
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After that, the AI system was able to combine that familiarity with one or more images of a person to come up with a convincing "talking head"-style video of them.
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The suspected gunman, an Australian national, posted a manifesto online the day before the attack which revealed an intimate familiarity with the ideas and symbols of the modern far-right movement.
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"There's a lot of pop culture familiarity with the idea of Overwatch as this team-based game," he said, comparing it to games like Dota that require strong teamwork and cooperation.
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GENEVA, July 28 (Reuters) - Iranian President Hassan Rouhani said on Sunday he hoped British Prime Minister Boris Johnson's "familiarity" with the Islamic Republic will help improve relations between Iran and Britain.
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As a result, most lenders work through appraisal management companies, or AMCs, whose pool of residential appraisers includes those with limited training or little familiarity with the geographic area being appraised.
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"It appears as if the kidnapper is a local who developed familiarity with Zainab to take her along, probably telling her that he would take her to her parents," he said.
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Those with even limited familiarity with Over's discography may have been surprised to hear "Subete," a bright dembow-driven dancehall cut with Lírico En La Casa that dropped in early September.
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The This Is What The Truth Feels Like singer joked about her lack of familiarity with the country music genre as she sat down with contestants Adam Wakefield and Jared Harder.
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But despite his initial familiarity with trap music, Hilliard's eyes were opened to a larger scene behind the music and he still finds himself bewildered by the lifestyle of the rapper.
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"The perpetrators in France demonstrated a familiarity with the French response," Deputy Chief Scott Shanley said, referring to the coordinated attacks in Paris that killed more than 130 people in November.
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Forlini's | lower manhattan Being a regular means complete familiarity — with the staff, owners and fellow customers, mostly colleagues and officers who toil in nearby courthouses; not to mention the delicious food.
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But Mr. Gutiérrez's fluency in English and familiarity with the United States — he still lives much of the time in Ventura — have given him an opportunity to reach a wider audience.
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Online recruiting will continue to grow as it enables job mobility"As the familiarity with tools like this increases, I think the willingness to adopt them will go up," said Evans.
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But they know what they're getting with Biden, who has a relationship and familiarity with black voters, especially older black voters, that extend beyond his time as Barack Obama's No. 2.
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Evans's renderings of the human face would become increasingly sophisticated and her familiarity with nature would expand, especially after 227, when she became an admissions gatekeeper at Airlie Gardens in Wilmington.
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In particular, the report betrayed a lack of familiarity with the specialized field of mobile forensics, said Sarah Edwards, an instructor at the SANS Institute, a security training and research group.
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Rubenstein's familiarity with Capitol Hill provided what so many others tried to acquire by means of campaign contributions: he was on a first-name basis with dozens of members of Congress.
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He showed an easy familiarity with constitutional doctrine in his hearing, effortlessly summoning the names and summarizing the details of old decisions without indicating how they would apply to new controversies.
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They are all Kashmiri — from Meraj Ud Din (born in 1959) to Azaan Shah (born in 1997) — and the impact of their familiarity with and emotional commitment to the place shows.
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This is understandable; doing so would involve developing a familiarity with new assessments, medications, diagnoses and treatment styles — a new way of practicing the craft that they have honed for decades.
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You can catch plenty of references to Dishonored 2, but you don't need to own the original game to play it, nor have more than a basic familiarity with the series' premise.
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Dog penis bones via Wikimedia CommonsAlthough we call erections "boners," anyone who has basic familiarity with human anatomy knows our slang deceives us—for unlike most mammals, men have no penis bones.
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That means people who want to deceive us can co-opt it, using the term (and people's vague familiarity with it) to cast doubt on evidence they don't like they look of.
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I stood in ancestral hometowns like Loreauville, Louisiana, for the first time, where a great-granduncle of mine had been lynched, and felt a strange psychic and genetic familiarity with the land.
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"Familiarity with courses is key for him," McLaughlin, who spent 14 years as chief executive of the Tiger Woods Foundation and now runs the World Golf Foundation, said in a recent interview.
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The rationale is either that they already have operations in or familiarity with these countries, and it would be an easy marginal cost argument to continue to double down on these bets.
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Not only has he demonstrated a lack of familiarity with the legislative process, the President has repeatedly suggested that governing would be as straightforward -- and familiar to him -- as making business deals.
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Once a bed finally opened up, we were able to get Moore to the Chillicothe VA; where thanks to their familiarity with veterans such as him, the VA doctors quickly stabilized him.
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They saw value in the values that elected officials would bring to Congress; values that were borne of community connections, familiarity with voters and the issues of importance to those at home.
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His point is that at the height of emotional vulnerability — and in the absence of a material explanation — people's familiarity with the story of the Great Depression made for an easy comparison.
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"Communities along the interior route have a familiarity with resource-based projects and what they bring," Kinder Morgan Canada President Ian Anderson said at a Kamloops Chamber of Commerce event this month.
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The difference is proof of genius in the case of Monet, who, from the start, was matchless in ways that our familiarity with his work makes it easy to take for granted.
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Many times in her art classes, those people who have less familiarity with the artwork also bring the most interesting observations because they are looking at the work without any preconceived notions.
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"Familiarity with the motivations and characteristics of women who groom can help inform healthcare professionals in terms of identifying women for counseling regarding grooming risks," the authors of this recent study write.
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Sometimes, it seems as though Silicon Valley has the memory span of a goldfish — today, few in the startup generation would have more than a vague familiarity with the name Robert Noyce.
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Some currently leaning toward Mr. Biden also acknowledged that their choice is shaped in part by familiarity with his record and story at a time when other candidates are still introducing themselves.
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"Kushner made clear his lack of familiarity with the history of Saudi-American relations and he asked about its support for terrorism," the team noted in the slide presentation prepared for Riyadh.
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But beyond that, basic familiarity with the relevant law would have made it clear to anyone that no FBI investigation of the matter was even vaguely likely to conclude that she had.
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Keenum benefited from a familiarity with the Buccaneers defense — he had beaten the Bucs in each of the previous two seasons — and he hardly looked like a backup, throwing downfield with confidence.
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However, increasing your familiarity with a new destination and feeling comfortable enough to focus on smaller issues (like diaper-changing, if you're a new parent) can assuage even the most cautious travelers.
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"It's a cult film that people will watch before coming here to refresh their familiarity with the place," said Kathy Vreeland, the executive director of the Buellton Chamber of Commerce & Visitor's Bureau.
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Since arriving to Tucson having little to no familiarity with its artistic ecologies, Swiderski has given the small southern Arizona city a space to process its own emotional vectors alongside their own.
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Carlson's keynote, delivered in somewhat manic tones between fits of giggling, showed an easy familiarity with the demagogues' tool kit: The pundit's hand gestures while speaking have even begun to resemble Trump's.
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But as a former senator from the state with the largest population of Puerto Rican-Americans, she has a much greater degree of familiarity with the territory and its residents than Sanders.
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But Mickelson's solid putting bailed him out and he credited his familiarity with the course's tricky poa annua greens for his success at the tournament, where he is a four-time champion.
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Justice Kavanaugh was an exceptionally active participant in Tuesday's arguments, asking probing questions of both sides and displaying particularly detailed familiarity with the geography and voting districts of Maryland, his home state.
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But it seems that every Sedarian critic has in common both a strict set of expectations and a familiarity with the works that came before the one they are tasked to review.
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But understanding what the memo says—and, critically, doesn't say—requires familiarity with the secretive Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court, which governs requests made under the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act, better known as FISA.
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"There's strength in familiarity -- and not just name ID, but real familiarity with him and his record," Columbia Mayor Steve Benjamin, who has not endorsed a candidate, said of Biden in an interview.
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Despite Californians' familiarity with Biden, he most often comes up in interviews with voters as an afterthought -- a sort of fail-safe option who is viewed as a solid pick against President Trump.
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Matt Webb Mitovich, TV Line: Outside of a rudimentary knowledge of each character's unique abilities, I'd only recommend a passing familiarity with DaredevilSeason 2, as relates to The Hand as an evil organization.
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This suggests that neither schools nor employers are striving hard enough to translate consumers' familiarity with using technology for leisure into workers' or students' ability to use it in the office or classroom.
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CCC executives say this is partly a lack of familiarity with the concept but it also points to broader weaknesses in Congo's business climate and previous government failures to diversify away from resources.
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Kunis, 34, opened up on her relationship with her "That &apos70s Show" co-star Kutcher on Marc Maron's "WTF" podcast Monday, starting with her familiarity with Kutcher's first marriage to actress Demi Moore.
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On the latter score, being sentient in 1969 isn't mandatory, but having some familiarity with cultural artifacts of the time, like Dean Martin's Matt Helm movies, surely helps in fully appreciating the gags.
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" When asked about reaching the (presumably) huge swath of sports fans that have no real familiarity with cryptocurrencies, Terry said, "It's the core crypto enthusiasts that are going to get this right away.
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Sanchez's last start came in 2015, when he was sacked six times en route to a 45-14 loss—but his familiarity with Washington's coaches and system made him an obvious quick fix.
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The Maine Republican said she was "surprised" by DeVos's "apparent lack of familiarity" with a federal law that requires public schools to provide a "free and appropriate public education" to students with disabilities.
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" Fortunately, he concludes, summoning the final gust of wind like an undergraduate completing a term paper, "familiarity with changes that did or didn't work in the past can serve us as a guide.
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With a close familiarity with the gritty side of the greater Chicago area, Monahan is careful to pinpoint every single detail in his sculptures from debris on the ground to graffiti on awnings.
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Cordray, an economic progressive in the Elizabeth Warren mold, is campaigning on a similar platform even if he doesn't enjoy quite the same popularity or familiarity with the Ohio electorate as Brown does.
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Charles Schwab does not currently offer cryptocurrency trading, however, "we are actively evaluating our clients' interest in, and familiarity with, the dynamics and risks associated with cryptocurrencies," a spokesman for that firm said.
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Perhaps because many of the patrons have a comfortable familiarity with the city they know (as opposed to being on holiday in some foreign port), there is something unhurried about the Art Show.
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Although Trump welcomes the displays of support, it seems unlikely that the GOP nominee has much familiarity with the ideological basis for this enthusiastic support, or the agenda of the individuals behind it.
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Her familiarity with the dismal science radiates through her provocative new work, "Edge of Chaos," as she argues compellingly that the global failure to achieve sustained, inclusive growth underpins the rampant political turmoil.
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Guzman and his team took into account that chairs may not own or use smartphones and had little experience with apps, let alone any familiarity with necessary security measures like two-factor authentication.
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Neighbors had different takes: While one said he was private and unfriendly, never reciprocating basic salutations, another said he was a "gentle giant" and gave the impression he had no familiarity with firearms.
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"Out of an abundance of caution, the decision to recuse herself was made to address potential questions of impartiality based upon familiarity with potential witnesses in the case," said the spokeswoman, Tandra Simonton.
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The level of person with even a prayer of making sense out of any of it would need acute judgment, common sense and a vast intellect seasoned by personal familiarity with military operations.
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To help bring it to the masses, My/Mo created a flavor list most consumers felt instant familiarity with, such as chocolate sundae, S'mores, cookies & cream, strawberry, double chocolate and mint chocolate chip.
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Xi Jinping, China's top leader, has found in him a representative whose main qualification appears to be political loyalty and experience in tough security measures, but who has little familiarity with Hong Kong.
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But it's likely that much of the audience, young and old, will have some familiarity with the narrative, whether from the 1994 animated feature or from the long-running, much-loved Broadway show.
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But it's likely that much of the audience, young and old, will have some familiarity with the narrative, whether from the 1994 animated feature or from the long-running, much-loved Broadway show.
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" He has established an intimate familiarity with luxury brands, the names of which roll off his tongue with an attitude of disdainful boredom: "Comme des Garçons, Comme des Garçons," he chants on "Endless.
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"Out of an abundance of caution, the decision to recuse herself was made to address potential questions of impartiality based upon familiarity with potential witnesses in the case," the spokeswoman, Tandra Simonton, said.
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Teixeira allegedly used his familiarity with the building to lurk around and find the right moment to sneak into the doctors' 11th floor apartment, prosecutors said at a his murder trial this week.
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Indonesian and American authorities have raised the possibility that a new system in the 737 Max — and pilots' lack of familiarity with it — could have contributed to the Lion Air Flight 610 crash.
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Gawker Media LLC wants to hire JB Duncan PC as special corporate counsel for its Chapter 11 bankruptcy to take advantage of its sole practitioner's familiarity with its business, which dates to its formation.
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Most investors holding a financial portfolio will likely have at least some familiarity with the concept of asset allocation, or mitigating risk through diversification of funds among stocks, bonds, cash and other investment vehicles.
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Injuries had left Carolina with only one backup cornerback, Teddy Williams, and Finnegan's familiarity with the coach of Carolina's nickel backs, Curtis Fuller, who worked with him in Tennessee, ultimately moved him to sign.
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Anyone with even a passing familiarity with Milo's brand already knows his stances, which have been enunciated louder and more compellingly by other personalities in the right-wing media—and debunked many times over.
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Also, there was familiarity with the gumiho as an immortal paranormal creature that preys on man is similar to the Western mythology of the werewolf (also connected to the moon) and also the vampire.
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Growing up in a hunting family also meant growing up in a gun family, and that, to some extent, I had the same familiarity with firearms that I did with blood and the wilderness.
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A thorough knowledge of around 214 math rules and 2000 grammar rules, familiarity with the test's format, and the consistent application of about 40 strategies that make each problem a bit easier to solve.
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Fast Track Python for Newbies By immediately immersing you in the fundamentals and fortifying those learnings with interesting challenges, this 28-lecture course promises an in-depth familiarity with Python in just two sittings.
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Darvish also has plenty of familiarity with the Astros lineup having started against them 14 times — all as a member of the Rangers — and has a record of 5-5 with a 3.44 ERA.
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The agency's suicide prevention experts have suggested that the higher rate is partly because female veterans, who gained familiarity with firearms during service, use guns much more often in suicide attempts than civilian women.
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While the topic of abortion has gained a much greater focus in the national conversation since Supreme Court Justice Anthony Kennedy announced his retirement, overall, many Americans appear to lack familiarity with Roe v.
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Both are inspirations for Andrew Ondrejcak's play "Elijah Green," at the Kitchen — and no, familiarity with those influences won't particularly help in deciphering what Mr. Ondrejcak, who is also the director, has put onstage.
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Naming Mr. Perdue and Mr. Ayers specifically, Mr. Westmoreland said he doubted Mr. Trump or Mr. Pence had any direct familiarity with the candidate they are now seeking to propel into the general election.
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A few examples: People who cover American politics for a living are accustomed to covering politicians who have at least a passing familiarity with the main issues in public policy, and Trump does not.
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China is one of the world's most exciting and rewarding places to visit, but can be intimidating even to experienced travelers, who might struggle with communication and lack of familiarity with rules and customs.
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"I just thought it was so inappropriate, such a terrible statement for a Supreme Court justice," the president said of Justice Sotomayor's dissent, though he did not appear to have detailed familiarity with it.
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Clash Your Coats The Scandis' aforementioned knack for outerwear is rooted in their familiarity with sub-zero temperatures, but if you think it's all sleek minimalist puffers and quilted jackets, you can think again.
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The other thing, and this isn't exactly on the same track, is that "Doll's House" plays with our familiarity with a work we've known forever, and did so without exploding or subverting the original.
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Lofgren offers not only an unmatched familiarity with how to investigate the president but the authority of a Democrat who did not publicly support one into Trump until the Ukraine scandal came to light.
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"In contrast at Major League Baseball, a business we have some familiarity with through the Braves, there are 75 sponsors just in the U.S." Reporting by Alan Baldwin in London, editing by Pritha Sarkar
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" Charles Twichell, then the dean of faculty, wrote Mr. Lyman a letter of recommendation referring, in what the report suggests was perhaps a hint at Mr. Lyman's behavior, to his "easy familiarity with students.
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Because profit margins in cloud computing are wider than those in the retail business, Amazon, which had only a passing familiarity with profits over most of its life, is now consistently in the black.
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Mr. Tillerson showed a deep familiarity with many of the most contentious issues in American foreign policy, including the rules governing transactions with the Cuban government and the outlines of the Iran nuclear deal.
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" Having spent most of his life in the coastal and north-central parts of Texas, Reece-Hughes adds, "Tyler's familiarity with flat expanses of land explain the always present horizon lines in his paintings.
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It also assumes a fair amount of familiarity with Judaism; unlike the previous presentation, it declines to enumerate basic facts about the religion, from the nature of monotheism to the demographics of the diaspora.
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It might seem that all you need is a well-stocked closet, a modest following, a nice camera, and some basic familiarity with photo editing in order to make a living from posting on Instagram.
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Peña would like to see how familiarity with gaming affects this in order to find out if a tendency towards more wrist or more waist movements is a function of player experience or player physiology.
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Evidently, English speakers had at least a passing familiarity with this kind of feeling, but lacked the word to articulate it (although I suppose "gloating" comes close) – hence, the grateful borrowing of the German term.
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Given her familiarity with its archives, Semaan went there first and stumbled upon a photograph of all seven of the countries targeted by the Trump administration's travel ban in a single shot, taken at night.
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Because throughout his first six months in office and, in particular, during the negotiations on this health care bill, Trump has shown virtually zero familiarity with or interest in how a bill becomes a law.
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The flap feels a bit cheap and didn't quite prevent light from sneaking in during my demos, though my lack of familiarity with adjusting the headset to my face was at least partly to blame.
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As former Justice Department career attorney Julie Rodin Zebrak writes for Politico, however, Rosen's lack of prosecutorial experience and familiarity with the agency itself, could hurt his ability to handle this wide-ranging job effectively.
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"Because she hasn't been groomed in a ... political machine, her lack of familiarity with political/government rigamarole is extremely relatable," Cristian Uriostegui, a 23-year-old constituent of Ocasio-Cortez's, told me in an email.
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And that's why many African Americans in the room and watching on television were appalled by Wilmore's excessive and inappropriate down-home familiarity with the leader of the free world in front of the world.
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Samardzija's familiarity with pitching at Wrigley Field was a factor in Manager Bruce Bochy's choosing him to start Saturday over the left-hander Matt Moore, who will pitch in Game 4 if there is one.
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The Arkansas real estate developer has owned a Cirrus SR22 turboprop since 2009, and says the Vision Jet's low price, safety features and his familiarity with the brand made purchasing the jet a no-brainer.
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"Campbell repeated her familiarity with sexual predators who plagued the fashion industry while speaking to the Guardian, crediting her close relationships with high-profile designers, "my angels, Azzedine Alaïa, Gianni [Versace] and Yves Saint Laurent.
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Thrice married and with a notorious playboy past, Trump has only the barest familiarity with the Bible, which was reason enough for some people to assume that he had little personal passion for cultural war.
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Mr. Laachraoui's links to and familiarity with the area, where the father of the Bakraoui brothers ran a butcher shop, helps explain the choice of Schaerbeek for their bomb-making workshop on Max Roos Street.
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But it's not meant to be a historical record — nor, I imagine, would it be quite as enjoyable if you didn't have at least a passing familiarity with Ulysses and Dada and Lenin and Earnest.
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Despite Jacksonville's familiarity with playing in England — it was the Jags' sixth consecutive year of playing overseas, and they had won their last three — the record crowd of 85,870 formed a decidedly pro-Eagles crowd.
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Indonesian and American aviation authorities have raised the possibility that a new system in the 737 Max jets — and the pilots' lack of familiarity with it — could have contributed to the crash of Flight 610.
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In America, where I went to university and where I now live part of the year, I am constantly aware of the tremendous cultural distance from India, which a shared familiarity with English can conceal.
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This weekend will showcase the potential in women's soccer: the appeal to a public energized by the World Cup, the familiarity with the names, the warmth felt toward players who shone on the international stage.
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His name is Gavin Vandine, and he says that his excitement was genuine, mostly because he has more than a passing familiarity with the complex systems that are needed to make a car drive itself.
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Behind these caveats is the wish to control interpretation, and behind that vain hope is, in no particular order, a writer's ego, a father's protectiveness and a deep familiarity with the average internet comment section.
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Taken together, these "Never Trumpers" fault the GOP nominee for his stands on immigration and international trade, for his personal style, and for his lack of familiarity with, much less fealty to, conservative policy positions.
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The Libra system still needs to be finalized, its governing charter written, and its consumer software developed and released (right now, it's only available for testing and requires familiarity with open source software to spin up).
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By skillfully weaving well-worn (and well-loved) sci-fi settings through the game's core, RimWorld counts on the player's familiarity with similar stories to be a point of reference in a world of immense possibilities.
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And although he cites the Bible as his favorite book (better even, he often says in his version of humility, than his own Art of the Deal), Trump shows no signs of familiarity with its contents.
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Despite Lexi's familiarity with her extended relatives, her former foster father Rusty still questions if the child's removal was the right thing to do, and reportedly aired his frustrations in an interview with KNX-AM radio.
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"Having board Chairman Dr. Lenny Bell play a more active role in this period would have been ideal, especially as investors gain familiarity with Mr. Brennan as well as Mr. Anderson," Barclays analyst Geoff Meacham wrote.
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As it pulls in talent from the vlogging world with each unique show, it places them all in the same "high school universe" so that viewers can start with familiarity with the launch of each show.
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And the thing about Section 230, in particular, that I think this audience will find interesting is it is really easy to read, like if you have just a passing familiarity with how legislation is written.
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"The importance of maintaining momentum at the moment should not be underestimated" and Comyn's familiarity with the A$137 billion ($111 billion) company makes him the best candidate for the role, CBA Chairman Catherine Livingstone said.
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"But I think people may have gotten used to Trump, he's not as outrageous as he used to be," he said, adding that familiarity with the businessman's brand in the Northeast may also have helped him.
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Also on Tuesday, the chief prosecutor in the Chicago area, Cook County State's Attorney Kimberly Foxx, recused herself from the case "based upon familiarity with potential witnesses," a spokesperson for Foxx's office said in an email.
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The official at one point appeared to break with mainstream climate science, denying familiarity with widely publicized concerns about the potential adverse economic impacts of climate change, such as rising sea levels and more extreme weather.
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As I toured the store asking questions, Bea and Leah's arcane familiarity with the novels was on full display as they yanked books off the shelves to show me examples of writing styles or esoteric themes.
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Also, the world of business is more international and companies' reaches are more global than ever before, so you might actually find that your familiarity with, and fluency in, another country could be a résumé plus.
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Gift-giving generates value by signalling to the recipient that the giver cares about the relationship, some noted; the signal is especially strong if the gift demonstrates the giver's familiarity with the receiver's tastes and preferences.
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Responding to questions on Wednesday about whether Mr. Peters should recuse himself, the agency said in a statement that he would not do so, despite his history and familiarity with Mr. de Blasio's fund-raising efforts.
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Several panelists conveyed the sense that the nature of our relation to VR is highly mutable, even germinal, insofar as it will dramatically evolve correlative to our growing familiarity with its yet-to-be-discovered forms.
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She said that in a representative democracy it was hard to want to vote for, in her words, "yet another 40,000-year-old white man" who didn't look like her or have familiarity with her experiences.
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The shooter, a 28-year-old Australian man, posted a lengthy manifesto to the imageboard site 8chan, in which he flaunted a deep familiarity with the core ideas and thought leaders of the modern far-right.
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The 2020ers enjoying the most familiarity with the public are Biden and Sanders; only 7 percent say they hadn't heard of those two, according to the September 6-9 poll from CNN and the SSRS firm.
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Prison life will be a shock for a man used to wearing designer suits and traveling in Gulfstream jets, people with first-hand familiarity with life inside the facility, including a former inmate, told VICE News.
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Ben Brantley wrote that Hnath's play, directed by Joe Mantello, "invites us to look" at its protagonist "with the easy familiarity with which we might regard someone living next door, or in our own family." hillaryandclintonbroadway.
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It's a humanitarian crisis and one of the most important battlefronts in the country — the kind of thing that someone who wants to be president of the United States should at least have passing familiarity with.
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The court ruled that Gomes was "not required to completely prove the truth of the facts", but her own professional knowledge, research and familiarity with various investigative articles were enough to give the tweets sufficient plausibility.
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Mr. Cheney's rise to power — indeed, his very persona — was based on a preoccupation with government processes and a familiarity with the national-security bureaucracies (call them the "deep state") that Mr. Trump so often disdains.
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Most play futsal during the long, dark winter — the style of play here is surprisingly technical, a testament to the players' familiarity with futsal's smaller, heavier ball — and come together in the spring to train outdoors.
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But she said she remained troubled by Ms. DeVos's focus on alternatives to public education, as well as what Ms. Collins called a "lack of familiarity" with federal laws protecting children with special needs and disabilities.
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Rather, black girls' familiarity with domestic servitude and the most intimate forms of racism gave them an uncanny, collective ability to cope with white violence; many endured harassment and worse with extraordinary deference and self-control.
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His interest in fabric sprang from a childhood familiarity with fine textiles at the home of his maternal grandfather, who was an administrator for the Beauvais and Gobelin tapestry industries and a collector of quality fabrics.
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We saw photographs from the 1930s to 1950s in which selected faces were blotched over with ink or cut out to remove traces of familiarity with people who had been denounced as enemies of the state.
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Even though the essays presume a certain level of familiarity with the French avant-garde, they have an engaging quality that transmits Soupault's palpable love for experimental art and for his — quelle surprise — exclusively male subjects.
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As "normies" gained familiarity with "cuck" as an alt-right insult, the term began its toothless third stage of life as lefties playfully and sarcastically insult one another with it à la the "thanks, Obama" meme.
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Some of the justices over the years have shown a lack of familiarity with cutting-edge technology even as they set legal rules on such issues as police surveillance and intellectual property protections worth billions of dollars.
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Hell, even Quantico is attempting stories about what it means to live in an America where Donald Trump is president, and Quantico always seemed like a show that had only the most passing of familiarity with reality.
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However, the report said the Toronto exchange has emerged as a contender for the oil giant's IPO — expected to be the largest ever — given Canada's familiarity with the energy sector and meetings between the two countries' leaders.
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Ko is right that factors like cost and familiarity with Android mean Remix OS on Mobile should have its own appeal, but it's not clear if those will be big enough draws to reach a wide market.
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"Given our familiarity with the Company, we are confident that we will be able to negotiate and complete a transaction quickly," wrote Baker to David Leith, chairman of company's special committee in charge of reviewing the deal.
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Kloos served in the German military as a junior non-commissioned officer at the tail end of the Cold War, and noted that he writes military science fiction in part because of his familiarity with military culture.
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The remaining uninsured population is considered harder to sign up because they often don't believe they can afford health insurance, and as a group have low familiarity with insurance and the deadlines for enrollment, surveys have shown.
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Up to that point, my familiarity with The Beach Boys was limited to a synch in Look Who's Talking; I'd never been to California, and thought they were some hokey, uncool oldies band that people's parents liked.
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Poor academic preparation in the K-12 years plays a significant role in the completion problem, as does a lack of social capital and familiarity with what is required to thrive in an academic setting and beyond.
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Born to a prominent businessman turned Anglican priest in the Jamaican town Mandeville, Mr. Panton had connections to and a familiarity with the island's political elite, including the former prime minister of the conservative Jamaica Labour Party.
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And I think I'm concerned that the level of familiarity with technology isn't perhaps what it should be among the members who will be doing the regulations, and so we should all be trying to educate them.
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The energy bubbling from a packed, supportive arena is infectious, and when combined with the familiarity with the Gangneung Ice Arena and its surface, the Koreans will enjoy a major advantage, Ohno said in a telephone interview.
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Nuclear ambitions Trump's apparent lack of familiarity with the treaty, followed by his immediate rejection of it, once again raises questions about the new president's position on America's nuclear weapons program and previous international non-proliferation commitments.
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Importantly for the Irish, a deep familiarity with UConn had developed over the years, creating self-assurance and stonewashing any nervousness from their annual matchup in the regular season and, with regularity, another meeting in the tournament.
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Hire a broker who has a close familiarity with the neighborhood you're searching or selling in, say our experts: "In NYC, the jack-of-all-trades can turn out to be the master of none," Hamm says.
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"As part of our ongoing quality surveys, we asked a diverse and representative sample of Facebook users across the U.S. to gauge their familiarity with, and trust in, sources of news," said Todd Breasseale, a Facebook spokesman.
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A C.D.C. survey published in October found that 85 percent of pediatricians admitted to only passing familiarity with the infection, called toxocariasis; given a description of symptoms, slightly less than half of the doctors correctly diagnosed it.
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Only one of those men goes to jail, which is hardly surprising if you have even a passing familiarity with the story of the company they worked for, SAC Capital Advisors, and its founder, Steven A. Cohen.
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This is not eyewitness reporting, but by the same token it is not hearsay; it represents a distillation of the whistleblower's work interviewing eyewitnesses and reviewing documentary evidence, against a background of familiarity with internal Ukrainian politics.
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That's even putting aside the record of U.S. "interference" in foreign elections, Russia included; the word "interference" in quotes because it is so laughably inadequate, as anyone with the slightest familiarity with recent history must be aware.
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But his familiarity with that particular menu item is also why he's so freaking confused: He said this burger looked fresh off the grill, despite the fact that the closest In-N-Out is some 1,500 miles away.
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Those with even a vague familiarity with Europe's history will recognize New Nationalisms as a disquieting portrait of an ideological uniform paraded prominently at various points of the 20th century — one which has never been completely taken off.
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Today, it almost seems like straight-up magic given how few of us have any familiarity with a bow and arrow, but I'm happy to let my brain believe this is sorcery instead of complex aeronautics at work.
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The jukebox musical has a reputation for being lazy, and for good reason: Most of these shows rest on the audience's familiarity with an artist's catalog, which means they don't feel the need to provide much beyond that.
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But every visible sign -- from the language he uses to his personal life to his seeming lack of familiarity with the Bible -- suggest that Bachmann and her fellow evangelicals are faking it until Trump makes it on religion.
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Hillary Clinton told an audience in New York on Thursday night that WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange "has to answer for what he has done," quipping to the audience that she has some familiarity with his work, per CNN.
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This means that Washington's foreign policy establishment is filled with people who have developed a comforting familiarity with the Saudis, who are well-attuned to Saudi views and concerns, and often who maintain personal relationships with those counterparts.
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A familiarity with the candidates and the major issues of the presidential campaign, extensive experience in live television broadcast news and an understanding that the debate should focus maximum time and attention on the candidates and their views.
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Given the president's coercive style and his lack of familiarity with the workings of the government, it is not surprising that senior staff members are focused more on their constitutional obligations than on blind obedience to the president.
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The relatively low profile company's 2017 annual report said it struck the Cricket Australia deal to improve its familiarity with Australians and forecast a "material increase in its currently modest marketing expenditure" in part because of the sponsorship.
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"The PLA Navy also continued submarine deployments to the Indian Ocean, demonstrating its increasing familiarity with operating in that region and underscoring China's interest in protecting [sea lines of communication] beyond the South China Sea," the report said.
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Just getting there required a day's ride on horseback from Santa Monica and more than a passing familiarity with tide tables, but the ranch's very inaccessibility brought with it immaculate, empty beaches and the promise of eternal privacy.
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To do this, Rosborough pulled from his background in competitive basketball and his familiarity with sportswear, while Abasi drew influence from his years as a sergeant in the US military and its utilitarian bomber jackets and cargo pants.
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But this takes a lot of familiarity with both the game's content—it's incredibly easy to miss important techs like the the one that lets your starships travel outside of the space lanes—and its different faction abilities.
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Crypto's rise in the region is certainly fueled by a desire for quick returns, a lack of access to strong investment opportunities, a fear of capital controls particularly in China and a wide familiarity with digital payment tools.
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Davis noted that the tradition of seeing a Disney movie over the Thanksgiving holiday paired with the familiarity with the "Frozen" brand is going to drive a lot of traffic to theaters during the film's first two weeks.
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Mnuchin, President-elect Donald Trump's pick to lead the Treasury Department, suggested a lack of familiarity with some of the intricacies of the nation's borrowing cap, while acknowledging the serious need to raise it in a timely fashion.
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Even if voice-to-emoji technology isn't perfected for another year or so, The Circle is already priming viewers for a world in which AI's familiarity with our image and our voice is so assumed it becomes ingrained.
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Trump reminisced in seeming familiarity with Congress that in the old days, lawmakers of both parties "went out to dinner at night, and they all got along, and they passed bills" — a vastly different portrait from today's gridlock.
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I found that casual interactions were the most important ones, because when real concerns came up, students had built up a certain trust and familiarity with the idea of an R.A. as someone who is there to help.
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For the last 23 years, the silver-haired Mr. Osborne brought a sophisticated, gentlemanly air to TCM, where he turned his savant-like familiarity with films, their back stories and their stars into absorbing intros, outros and interviews.
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Hong Kong's lure is its familiarity with China, its convenient time zone for Asian executives and the Stock Connect schemes linking trading in Shanghai and Shenzhen with Hong Kong, which can build Chinese interest once shares have listed.
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Familiarity with the original Cassandra is not required to appreciate this novel, although those who do know the ancient myth will admire Shields's skillful tweaks (reminiscent of Jane Smiley's successful reimagining of King Lear in "A Thousand Acres").
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Still, as Recode previously reported, Whitman was an early investor in Uber and has helped out with coaching from time to time, especially with Kalanick, so she did have some familiarity with the unusually juvenile management style there.
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Pharmakon is less of a closed environment open for interpretation and more of an experimental site in which it is not really possible to see the whole without having some familiarity with the curator's and the artists' earlier work.
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Late-round experience is at least in part a proxy for skill—past finalists tend to be better players in general—and Ms Halep, in particular, possesses both elite-level clay-court prowess and familiarity with high-pressure matches.
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Honestly, I had only passing familiarity with Oh's post–high school work and wasn't sure what to expect from this production at Rattlestick Playwrights Theater, so I was completely unprepared for the profound effect it would have on me.
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O'Rourke's firsthand experience representing a border district in Congress for six years, and his intimate familiarity with the issues facing immigrant communities will set him apart from people like Warren, who hails from Massachusetts and Sanders, who represents Vermont.
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Though fans of KUWTK and followers of celebrity gossip may have noticed those changes over the past few years, people whose knowledge of popular culture is largely based on a familiarity with The Ellen DeGeneres Show probably have not.
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There's a real sense of physical trust between them — it takes guts to charge at a wall, assuming Kitty will be there to phase you through it — and a sense of long familiarity with each others' powers and methods.
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While many Chechens have only the most superficial familiarity with the Quran, their daily lives have been profoundly transformed: virtually all women now cover themselves, drinking has been severely restricted, and any hint of sexual expression has been banished.
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"People see Mulvaney as someone on their level -- more like a peer," one senior White House official said, contrasting that familiarity with Mulvaney's predecessor John Kelly, who aides inherently respected given his status as a retired Marine Corps general.
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"We also know there are barriers to PrEP prescribing for some providers, including lack of familiarity with PrEP, difficulty identifying patients at risk of HIV acquisition, and concerns about potential unintended consequences of PrEP use," Marcus said by email.
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This familiarity with big, larger than life art projects make Eliasson a dynamic player when it comes to addressing the world's electricity and light deficit, as does his experience designing public installations powerfully harnessing natural light and solar energy.
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At age 11, young Kehinde was enrolled in free weekend art classes, and was taken to museums including the Huntington Art Gallery, whose collection of British 18th- and 19th-century portraiture gave him an early familiarity with the genre.
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Mark Becker, 44, who attended the school, said his familiarity with the neighborhood was one reason he and his brother, Bruce, 50, chose Main Street as the site for Max & Mina's, the ice cream store they opened in 1997.
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It's a word that does not exactly roll off the tongue, and the public's lack of familiarity with it might have something to do with movie franchises having had a bad habit of falling apart at the fourth film.
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"Your familiarity with the players and having a hand in their development — and they know who you are and what you're about and your passion for the job — makes it to where we can succeed sitting in this chair."
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Her political and cultural fluency, as well as her deep familiarity with the landscape, allow her to become "a human ear" as Svetlana Alexievich calls it, recording the tragic absurdities of daily life that give way to dark humor.
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Mills did say she wasn't sure why the State Department abandoned a proposal for Clinton to use a standalone computer to check her private email account, but the former aide confirmed that Clinton didn't have much familiarity with computers.
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The two Republicans who voted against the nominee, Senators Susan Collins of Maine and Lisa Murkowski of Alaska, said Ms. DeVos was unqualified because of a lack of familiarity with public schools and with laws meant to protect students.
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"The reason that Jens Jenisch was chosen was because of his successful track record at a global company, his familiarity with the building materials sector and the tremendous success Sika has had in recent years," spokesman Beat Werder said.
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Analytics sites relied mostly on tracking data made readily available by the N.H.L., but sites like General Fanager required investigative work and sources to confirm contract information, not to mention a working familiarity with the league's collective bargaining agreement.
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Typically, the people you get to talk to have a deep familiarity with the products they're showing off, but they're trained specifically to interact with the public and press, and are seldom deeply involved with the engineering or design process.
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ZURICH (Reuters) - Swiss people's growing familiarity with foreigners living in their neighbourhoods and a step-by-step path to citizenship helped doom the far right's efforts to exploit anti-Muslim sentiment in a vote easing naturalisation for third-generation immigrants.
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Playing just three to four hours a day, I thought, would sharpen my aim, refine my movement and give me a familiarity with the games to a point where I could play and not be constantly relearning how to play.
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"Given Mr. Hunter's skill set, fluency in Spanish and his general familiarity with South and Central America, he would make an ideal candidate for classified missions involving a small group of highly trained, heavily armed and mobile troops," Kirton wrote.
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AUGUSTA, Georgia (Reuters) - Hideki Matsuyama on Tuesday admitted his game has fallen off since the start of the year but said his familiarity with Augusta National could boost his chances of being the first Japanese player to win a major championship.
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He has plenty of familiarity with the Yankees from his tenure in Tampa Bay, compiling a 1-0 record and 2.91 ERA in four starts against New York in 214 and ringing up 2120 strikeouts over 22 2311/2407 innings.
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While producing the film, which features interviews with Hillary and Bill Clinton, Hercules learned that it was Clinton's familiarity with Angelou's hometown of Stamps, Arkansas, that played a role in his decision to have her write the famous presidential inauguration poem.
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Many physicians, however, reported a lack of familiarity with transgender transition care guidelines, lack of training in transgender-specific care, lack of exposure to transgender patients, and lack of knowledge about transgender patients among office staff, medical assistants or nursing staff.
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Mr Xi's willingness to take on these tasks simultaneously suggests remarkable confidence (inspired, perhaps, by greater familiarity with the PLA's ways than his two immediate predecessors enjoyed: early in his career Mr Xi was an assistant to a defence minister).
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While Tough is not incorrect in identifying persistence and self-control as prerequisites for success, his assertion that these capacities are reflections of "character" and "noncognitive" reflects a lack of familiarity with the last several decades of research in cognitive neuroscience.
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"Attorney General Pruitt has a strong conservative record as a state prosecutor and has demonstrated a familiarity with laws and regulations impacting a large energy resource state," one of the aides said on a transition team briefing call on Wednesday.
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Meanwhile, the administration is also dealing with the retirement of CIA Korea Mission Center chief Andrew Kim, whose familiarity with North Korean officials cast him as one of the most integral players in greasing the wheel for diplomacy with Pyongyang.
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"Given my tenure and familiarity with the company and our associates, it's a natural step for me to assume this role and guide the business at this time while the board searches for a permanent CEO," DeMatteo said in a statement.
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Usually written by a leading senior scholar in an interdisciplinary field such as international relations, political philosophy, or comparative literature, the One Great Idea book displays a command of numerous languages and wide-ranging familiarity with classics in philosophy or religion.
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However, my concern is that consumers may be extremely stubborn and lean heavily on past behavior and familiarity with PCs instead of going through the process to replicate the workflows and activities they did on their PCs and transition to tablets.
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Often that means the band Television, and even if you have only a passing familiarity with Television's record "Marquee Moon," you will find elements of "The Rarity of Experience," Mr. Forsyth's new double-CD with his Solar Motel Band, weirdly familiar.
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Olivia spoke on her familiarity with Full House's fame, saying, "I don't think I even realized the success of the show until I clicked on the Netflix Fuller House promo recently and noticed it had more than 13 million views."
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Most of them speak of symptoms that we might call anxiety, depression and PTSD, even if the subjects themselves do not use this language, and have less familiarity with diagnostics and less access to treatment than their American-citizen children.
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But Yskandr has mysteriously gone missing, and Mahit has been chosen to replace him, as much for her familiarity with Teixcalaanli language and literature as for her compatibility with Yskandr's "imago": a neural copy of him recorded 15 years earlier.
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After describing her early-career accomplishments — which included being named WTA newcomer of the year in 2013 and reaching a Wimbledon final in 2014 — Bouchard discussed her familiarity with her postmatch routine, which includes stretching, interviews and often an ice bath.
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"I loved the idea of a Mekong River cruise because having no familiarity with Southeast Asia, I found it less intimidating to be on a cruise," says traveler, Julia Steinmetz, who cruised with Scenic Luxury Cruises & Tours in late 212.
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Mr. Leuenberger's familiarity with Basel is an asset to his work as Parcours curator, but his being Swiss also informed the mission of Salts, a nonprofit project space that he helped found in 2009 to promote young international and Swiss artists.
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Gowdy brings with him a wealth of knowledge on the legal process as a former prosecutor, as well as familiarity with congressional proceedings from his time leading the House Oversight and Reform Committee and the House Select Committee on Benghazi.
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Sources involved in Alibaba's latest transaction said the Hong Kong listing was always going to pay far less than an equivalent IPO because of the company's high profile and five years of investor familiarity with it via its New York listing.
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Sources involved in Alibaba's latest transaction said the Hong Kong listing was always going to pay far less than an equivalent IPO because of the company's high profile and five years of investor familiarity with it via its New York listing.
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His former aide Steve Bannon is a fan of "The Camp of the Saints" and refers to it often — in knowing, offhand ways that betray both his familiarity with racist literature and his awareness of his target audience's reading habits.
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There's an emotional familiarity with disappointment running through the film — the pain of knowing that you're really good at what you do, but so is everyone else, and there's no guarantee that your work will see the light of day.
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The U.S. State Department this month announced this month that the few remaining staff would be assigned for just a year instead of two, "making it difficult for the continuity of operations and familiarity with working in Cuba," the report stated.
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"They could dispense with the usual process of getting permission from the CJI to proceed, set up a committee of retired supreme court judges, feminists, activists, with a majority of women and external members who have no known familiarity with Gogoi," she said.
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" A presentation put together by the Saudis after a team met with Kushner in November 2016 mentioned his "lack of familiarity with the history of Saudi-American relations," and identified the Israeli-Palestinian conflict as "the most important issues to draw Kushner's attention.
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New Research Suggests Monogamy Killed the Penis Bone in HumansPhoto: Dog penis bones via Wikimedia CommonsAlthough we call erections "boners," anyone who has basic familiarity with human anatomy knows our slang deceives us—for unlike most mammals, men have no penis bones.
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It seems Tolbert could be onto something, as right now the most popular creepypasta's draw on real world familiarity with topics like YouTuber antics gone wrong, a sentient evil computer program locked away on the deep web and poisoned cans of Redbull.
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We love Melissa McBride as Carol, and we love Lennie James as Morgan; they've been with us since the beginning, so there's a great familiarity with them, and we've watched these two characters go through a myriad of emotions and fantastic character arcs.
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Instead, staying in tune with things such as the current state of the crops and how they got there, what the upcoming weather will likely be, and having some familiarity with agronomy, could help market participants arrive at an answer sooner than NASS.
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Users of the app were 6.6 times more likely to have a donor come forward to help than were members of a control group who did not differ in demographics, prior Facebook use, number of Facebook friends, and familiarity with social media.
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Colette ColemanNew York To the Editor: Despite Aaron Sorkin's obvious familiarity with law and the legal process, as demonstrated by his brilliant screenplays, his open letter to Mark Zuckerberg plainly demonstrates that he does not understand the nuances of the First Amendment.
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Mr. Silver must surrender himself by noon on July 1; his lawyers have requested that he serve at the Federal Correctional Institution in Otisville, N.Y., a prison known for its familiarity with the housing of prisoners who, like Mr. Silver, are Orthodox Jews.
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In interviews with more than three dozen voters in three early-voting states — Colorado, Florida and North Carolina — most had at least a passing familiarity with the email developments but said the news had no bearing on their decisions at the ballot box.
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By the same token, although I strongly recommend learning about the Bible — after all, familiarity with it is a prerequisite for basic cultural literacy, at least in the Western world — I also wouldn't recommend deriving all of one's ethical precepts from it.
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But broad international interest in the island nation, and familiarity with its struggles, has largely been confined to the story of its civil war, which ended in 2009, and, at most, to ongoing, uneven reconciliations and renewals that have played out since then.
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He uses his familiarity with the neighborhood and his street cred to track down young men who run a high risk of shooting someone or getting shot, and then bring them into a venture designed to get them out of the street life.
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It reignited in late 2016 when a group of lawyers and teachers protested the appointment of judges and teachers to their courts and schools who lacked strong English skills and a familiarity with the British-based systems in place in Anglophone regions.
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"Although US efforts to target key ISIS leaders and operatives had preempted what might have been any number of devastating terrorist attacks, the president&aposs lack of familiarity with their names made such efforts, and their accomplishments, less consequential to him," London wrote.
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But it's worth noting that "Common Ground" was written for a Canadian audience, so American listeners are going to have less familiarity with the politics of our northern neighbors; he assumes we are passionate about national issues like the 1992 Charlottetown Accord.
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My husband and I are looking for local chapters of national organizations so that we'll have some familiarity with the organization's mission, and we'll also get to know the charities that are doing good work in our new home, wherever that may be.
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What some may see as Mr. Kushner's greatest liabilities as an adviser — his lack of political experience, policy expertise or familiarity with the ways of Washington — the president-elect views as his greatest strength: a single-minded devotion without a competing agenda.
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Kimmel however has a personal stake in the healthcare issue that he has spoken about on his show, as do millions of Americans whose voices cannot be shut out because their familiarity with the issues does not rise to a certain standard.
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On one hand, this was a homecoming of sorts: Ms. Zehbrauskas, who lives in Mexico City but was born and raised in Brazil, knew that her familiarity with the language and the culture there would come in handy when working with her subjects.
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Cahn thinks Paterno had a "singular focus" on football and education, but a "real lack of familiarity with the nuance of human interaction and emotion and human sexuality" that led to his tragic missteps in not reporting Sandusky to child welfare services and the police.
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The ideal Managing Director candidate will have at least 220006-2202 years of related experience, that includes 2628 years of senior-level experience in private-sector business or business policy and familiarity with academic business research and its potential to impact practice and policy.
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Though the Wilder estate had perennially turned down requests to adapt "Our Town" as an opera (Aaron Copland had long sought to set it), Mr. McClatchy's deep familiarity with Wilder's work helped him secure permission to create the first opera based on the play.
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Unlike beat officers, who under Mr. de Blasio's community policing initiative are given time to mix with residents and learn their problems, the plainclothes officers who responded on Wednesday worked mostly on more urgent calls where familiarity with the locals was not a concern.
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My wanting England to win is rooted in an intangible familiarity with the individuals playing and what they represent, complicating identity in new and welcome ways for those of us who were told we couldn't call ourselves English, and who wouldn't want to anyway.
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In the season two finale, as the foursome pleads to her to allow them into the Good Place, the obstacles they face on their road to heaven are fundamentally funny, in part because they map onto viewers' familiarity with and frustration with bureaucratic inefficiency.
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Image Courtesy of Philip StoddardBut for many, the barrier is a simple lack of familiarity with how to run a campaign that requires tight messaging, intense fundraising, and thousands of eager volunteers, which is where organizations like 314 Action hope to make a difference.
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Absolutely on Music is shop talk for the symphony set: How composers fall in and out of favor, how certain orchestra halls have the right echo for recording, how digital recording changed audience expectations, how musicians' own familiarity with each other alters the sound.
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Some familiarity with programming and experience with Single Board Computers is preferred (you can find coding classes on Coursera, too.) If you'd rather take individual courses instead of the whole specialty, you can do that instead, but you won't get the fancy specialization certificate.
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"As the major game publishers implement the battle royale game mode into their own titles or launch new games over time that are fully focused on the genre, more casual gamers' familiarity with the format could increase the player universe for these major publishers."
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Overall, it's a record aimed at a rap listener who wants to have a passing familiarity with the relevant names in the culture, but not to hear them in a context where they have the time and freedom to say anything unique or especially insightful.
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The relative lack of new entrants trying to address problems faced by the less wealthy is caused, in no small part, by the lack of familiarity with these problems among young, largely affluent entrepreneurs like Mr. Chen, a 28-year-old former engineer at Facebook.
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The annual Key Resolve/Foal Eagle and Ulchi-Freedom Guardian exercises enable the American and Korean militaries to maintain battlespace familiarity with each other, learn to communicate amidst the stress of a hostile environment, and diagnose any operational deficiencies that could be deadly during wartime.
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His online footprint and information from his family paint a picture of a former military man and corporate security expert who had some familiarity with Russia, traveling and collecting friends there, and having an account on a Russian social media platform similar to Facebook.
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Despite not being told exactly why, and though he had only a passing familiarity with Mr. West's music, Mr. Desiderio made the trip from New York — the flight was paid for — and without even stopping at his hotel, was whisked to meet the rapper.
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Our familiarity with even minor characters like Gendry the bastard blacksmith and whisky priest Thoros of Myr makes the mix-and-match structure of "Beyond the Wall," which balanced massive action set pieces and special effects with banter between its various odd couples, extremely satisfying.
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But Mr. Wheeler's low-key style and deep familiarity with Washington — he was an E.P.A. official and a Senate Republican staff member for nearly two decades before becoming an energy lobbyist in 2009 — could make him more effective at deregulation than Mr. Pruitt, observers said.
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Others pointed to his threats to pull out of the North American Free Trade Agreement with little understanding of the consequences for American businesses and farmers, and his decision to abandon the Paris climate accord despite scant familiarity with the science of climate change.
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Signed after Alex Smith and Colt McCoy each broke a leg and because of his familiarity with Gruden's offense, Johnson completed 11 of 16 passes for 195 yards, a touchdown and an interception and ran for 45 yards and his first career rushing touchdown.
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While it remains unknown if the suspect was speaking to the terrorist group or being guided by it, pieces of paper and two cellphones at the scene provide a window into his familiarity with the terminology of the Islamic State, also known as ISIS.
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Many people whose loved ones are still missing — particularly if they are elderly — have held on to hope they made it to safety but have been unable to call for various reasons, because they do not own a cellphone or lack familiarity with social media.
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The multiple timelines are pretty clearly delineated at the beginning of Season 2, and I think that the show does require a familiarity with what's come prior, so I do not recommend diving in without having gone through the cumulative exercise of understanding narrative.
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Such oversight requires greater familiarity with the facts than we saw in this review, where time and again during OIG interviews FBI managers, supervisors, and senior officials displayed a lack of understanding or awareness of important information concerning many of the problems we identified.
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"Taking advantage of his familiarity with the West, Farekh became a member of, and ultimately ascended to, a leadership role within al-Qaeda's external operations group, which specialized in planning and executing attacks against the U.S. and its Western allies," the press release said.
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WASHINGTON — One of President Trump's federal judge nominees has withdrawn after he was unable to answer basic questions during his confirmation hearing about the courtroom process, showed little familiarity with federal trial rules and acknowledged that he had never prosecuted or defended a case.
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