Sentence examples for For recollection from inspiring English sources

For recollection is not the 'recovery' or 'acquisition' of memory; since at the instant when one at first learns (a fact of science) or experiences (a particular fact of sense), he does not thereby 'recover' a memory, inasmuch as none has preceded, nor does he acquire one ab initio.

A similar performance was observed for the two groups in the Easy condition for recollection and in the Hard condition for familiarity.

Reaching my 25th has had a similar effect — that of a broad mirror offering up a quarter-century on a single platter for recollection.

However, for recollection processes only, older adults additionally recruited the right precuneus, possibly to successfully compensate for their difficulties, as suggested by a positive correlation between recollection and precuneus activity.

(The time-traveling clubland set is by Tim Goodchild.) The radioactive Mr. Esparza, who plays Philip in the manner of Maggie Smith doing Restoration comedy, sets the tone for recollection by saying: "In my memories, there's always a mist or, better yet, a heavy fog.

Indeed, Plato's arguments for recollection anticipate the two lines along which medieval views would later develop.

Studies investigating recognition have found stronger sleep-dependent effects for recollection-based recognition, which is thought to require stronger hippocampal involvement, than familiarity-based recognition46,47.

She said her husband, who had also practiced law, declined a request for recollections about his career.

The photo and request for recollections of early Princeton computing brought several RAMs from this former late-night denizen of the Computer Center down Prospect Avenue.

Keane has no time for recollections about his glorious playing career, which is a shame, as he has been there and done it.

The discussion following his lectures didn't reach a wider public: there seemed to be no demand for recollections of the bombing.