It's called associative conditioning—pairing something familiar and generally liked, such as bread, with something more unfamiliar.
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And they're also more unfamiliar with things like photo and video editing software, and concepts like clickbait.
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In the coming months, the company is also rumored to be leaning into even more unfamiliar territory: dog wellness.
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Indeed, for the eight teams currently at the bottom of the table, the sensation of winning a football match feels more unfamiliar than ever before.
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The approaching season of museum shows promises more unfamiliar material than usual, with exceptionally high ratio of exhibitions devoted to artists who are not white or male.
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This page of the script shows Jack before he even met Rebecca, and before he had grown any facial hair — it's hard to say which is more unfamiliar.
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The 2003 reboot of Battlestar Galactica and the last entry in Syfy's Stargate franchise, Stargate Universe, followed the same course by taking familiar themes into grittier and more unfamiliar territory.
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It feels a bit like Oliver and his collaborators didn't want to listen to their own inner gremlins, pushing them out of their safe zone and into some place darker and more unfamiliar.
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There's G for the gravitational constant, c for the speed of light, and more unfamiliar measures like h, or Planck's constant, which is the smallest action that can be taken by a photon.
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"With the rise of globalization and the internet, as well as the wealth of different cultures that make up America today, Americans are coming into contact with more unfamiliar concepts and names than ever," Mentele said.
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Though she was known as a piano prodigy, after being admitted to the prestigious Peabody Conservatory of Music at just five years old to study the instrument, Amos decided to experiment and add more unfamiliar instruments to her repertoire.
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Among the more unfamiliar works in the exhibition are the ink-on-paper drawings of the Spanish artist Josep Baqué (21876-22), who worked as a policeman in his native Barcelona and devoted his free time to art-making.
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But there are a few more unfamiliar works: "Mona Lisa's Hands" (1963), which situates the eponymous hands at the very top of an otherwise blank canvas; some odd prints from 1978, black images recycling the Marilyns; and more of the religious memorabilia saved by Warhol, who saved everything.
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The diagnosis began a disorienting parade of more unfamiliar people touching my body, from routine blood drawing to a transvaginal probe (to determine my baseline uterine condition because estrogen inhibiting drugs can cause uterine cancer), to injecting a tiny electromagnetic wave device into my breast to guide the surgeon to the tumor's exact location.
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Alienation again takes the spotlight as Daniel is driven into abandoning his family and choosing to live in both Cotabato and Bohol to escape a society that has become more and more unfamiliar to him. In both communities, he helps its residents and teaches them self-reliance.
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Some disabilities are more unfamiliar and uneasily recognized. The Toronto Transit Commission reminds everyone of the possibility that people who refuse to offer their seat may have a hidden disability that is either not likely to be recognized or a disability that is uncomfortable to discuss in public.
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The other-race effect (i.e. the own-race bias, cross- race effect, other-ethnicity effect, same-race advantage) is one factor thought to impact the accuracy of facial recognition. Studies investigating this effect have shown that a person is better able to recognize faces that match their own race but are less reliable at identifying other more unfamiliar races, thus inhibiting encoding. Various explanations for this effect have been proposed.
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Douglas' played in a more unfamiliar position of right back as Leeds reached the playoffs again, only to be knocked out the competition when they lost 2–1 on aggregate to Millwall. On 21 May 2009 it was reported that Leeds would be offering him a new deal. However the following day it was reported by official club text that Douglas, along with goalkeeper David Lucas, had been released from the club. This seemed to be down to a difference of opinion between club and player of the valuation of his services.
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Giorgio Moroder performing in 2015 "Progressive electronic" is defined by AllMusic as a subgenre of new age music, and a style that "thrives in more unfamiliar territory" where the results are "often dictated by the technology itself." According to Allmusic, "rather than sampling or synthesizing acoustic sounds to electronically replicate them" producers of this music "tend to mutate the original timbres, sometimes to an unrecognizable state." Allmusic also states that, "true artists in the genre also create their own sounds." In house music, a desire to define precise stylistic strands and taste markets saw the interposition of prefixes like "progressive", "tribal", and "intelligent".
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Levine responded that he has the ability to provide input on musician tenure decisions after the initial probationary period, and that it is difficult to know how well a given player will fit the given position until that person has had a chance to work with the orchestra: "My message is the audition isn't everything."Edgers, Geoff. "6 minutes to shine". The Boston Globe, September 4, 2005. Another 2005 report stated that during Levine's first season as music director, the greater workload from the demands of playing more unfamiliar and contemporary music had increased physical stress on some of the BSO musicians.
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Nevertheless, there still exists the lingering presence and use of Linguistics (even if inaccurate) in such cases. As mentioned by Walter E. Meyers, the ability to make a story seem more unfamiliar and exotic, and an alien seem less of a costumed human who merely differs in physical appearance, is only possible through the use of language. It is this ability that appears to draw the boundary between great works of science fiction and those lesser so. As such, Linguistics, the scientific study of language, comes to hold an important role in the genre of science fiction.
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The first single from the series "Return of White Rabbit" received fairly mixed reactions, with the band showcasing a more unfamiliar electronic side of the band, however NME reacted positively "a weirdly effective funk-pop song"10 Tracks you have to hear NME, June 2009 Kerrang! also praised the release saying; "they're only doing singles now, if this new humdigger of a tune is anything to go by, then it will be a decision well made"ROWR makes Kerrang! 10 Songs You Should Hear Now! ash-official.com & kerrang magazine, June 2009 whilst The Irish Times rated the track 3/5, whilst The Times said regarding the single "...this revelatory rump-shaker, triggering pleasure sensors we didn't even know we had".
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There are many facets to the expressive use of typography, and with those come many different techniques to help with visual aid and the graphic design. Spacing and kerning, size-specific spacing, x-height and vertical proportions, character variation, width, weight, and contrast, are several techniques that are necessary to be taken into consideration when thinking about the appropriateness of specific typefaces or creating them. When placing two or more differing and/or contrasting fonts together, these techniques come into play for organizational strategies and demanding attractive qualities. For example, if the bulk of a title has a more unfamiliar or unusual font, simpler sans-serif fonts will help complement the title while attracting more attention to the piece as a whole.
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Dark Side of the Spoon features less aggressive songs than Ministry's previous albums, and frontman Al Jourgensen had intended it to be the case. He wanted to branch out from the "drug-infused" records of The Mind Is A Terrible Thing To Taste and Psalm 69 to more "unfamiliar territory." In his autobiography, Jourgensen confirmed that the title has two meanings: one of which is a play on words referencing Pink Floyd's The Dark Side of the Moon and the other is the blackened (or dark side) of a spoon heated to dissolve heroin, as several members of the band suffered from long-term addiction to said substance at the time. The saxophone part of the song "10/10" is taken from the last 22 seconds of "Group Dancers" on the Charles Mingus album The Black Saint and the Sinner Lady.
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Tooniverse which was officially launched on December 1, 1995, was recognized as a channel more unfamiliar than terrestrial broadcasting in the early days, but many of the imported animations are Japanese-coloured, requiring attention from parents, It is CJ ENM . (Formerly On Media's own children's channel) , which has been steadily preoccupied in the 5th place in the cable TV viewing market share as the viewership rate has gradually increased since 2000 . A month ago, the English education video 《Duli's Backpacking》 was released. On March 1, 2002, it started broadcasting on SkyLife 's channel 656 , a digital satellite broadcasting service that has been officially commercialized , and became the most popular viewership rating in the skylife by overtaking other channels. However, in November of that year, on-media (now CJ ENM ) unilaterally refused to renew the contract , and was exclusively through cable TV from January 1, 2003 to August 31, 2011, the following year.
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