How To Use Familiarization In A Sentence
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After a decent interval, a period of dating and familiarisation, and ultimately marriage and homemaking, the first children were born.
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Clinton's first to Israel and the Palestinian areas since she was appointed Washington's top diplomat, is widely seen as a "familiarization" visit.
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The initial set of modules is expected to be delivered by June 2003 for members to conduct tests and familiarisation exercises.
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At the same time the fact that the European Union has changed directions concerning the support of Greek agriculture, and the appliance of a new Common Agricultural Policy have led farmers into new conditions needing adaptations (and familiarization).
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Besides He may actually like handguns! has anybody ever thought to invite him to a range for a pleasurable afternoon of familiarization with a piece or two?
Gallup Poll: Will Obama Ban Try To Ban The Sale of Handguns?
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Here familiarization can be partially achieved by conducting a reference interview with the end user.
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The extraordinary thing about humour is that it returns us to common sense by distancing us from it, humour familiarizes us with a common world through its miniature strategies of defamiliarization.
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As Boy Scout marksmanship programs disappear, and marksmanship training withers in our schools due to withering budgets and increasing pressure of potential liability, that spiral will continue among the young who would otherwise be exposed to proper training and familiarization with basic marksmanship.
Obama Administration Looks To Reinstate Assault-Weapons Ban
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He labels such a predicament "automatization" (avtomatizatsiya), and he provides a solution for it, a technique he calls "making strange" or "defamiliarization" (ostranenie).
Languagehat.com: TRANSLATING SHKLOVSKY.
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Being a new countermeasure, it calls for theoretical elaboration and practical familiarization.
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He argues that the project of defamiliarisation in photography rested upon acceptance of the fallacy of the transparency of the photograph.
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NOT* Addendum: I used a 1911A1 in Viet Nam to good advantage, later before I retired The DOD in it's "wisdom" decided to go with 9mm and I fired one for familiarization I immediately PURCHASE a 1911 just in case I needed it.
This thing doesn't have a handguns option. I'm looking at getting a Beretta 92FS.
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If doctors are to have a role in gatekeeping or advising patients about complementary and alternative medicine they need some familiarisation with this type of medicine.
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Another step will be to host familiarisation trips (known in the trade as ‘fam trips’) to bring opinion formers such as journalists to visit the city and by so doing to build a positive image for it.
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In short, your self-purposement remains impressive, but your apparent boredom is contagious, and as your submission also suffers from inadequate familiarization with new Piedthoudt Fellowship guidelines your entry's word count 37,423 somewhat exceeds the maximum length for poetry this Committee cannot in good conscience nominate I, I, I for this year's Award.
Remarkable Depths of Semantic Ambiguity
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He argues that the project of defamiliarisation in photography rested upon acceptance of the fallacy of the transparency of the photograph.
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We have the most controversial person ever to be handed the presidency, and he's made it his personal quest to be in the news daily, per Alinsky's "brand familiarization," tactic .... and when he acts, he's continually placed the country deeper and deeper into grave danger of economic, social and military collapse.
Campaigner-in-Chief to team up with Corzine
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Today, captains often only have the opportunity for a so-called familiarization flight.
U.K. Report Cites BA Lapses in 2009 Takeoff Incident
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Adjustments to the current study plan in the schools of medicine and stomatology have been incorporated, among them those referring to a greater bond between the student and patient, such as the practice of familiarization and modifications to the internship.
INAUGURATION OF THE CENTRO HABANA HOSPITAL
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Chris Baldick finds interesting parallelisms to this concept of defamiliarization in both Romantic poetry and in Brecht's theatre.
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Metaphor, in its broad sense, refers to the use of language which is poetically motivated, that is, literariness featured by defamiliarization in formalist terms.
