Sentence examples for aimed at remembering from inspiring English sources

For example, Hampton (1993) found that 85% of MCQs and true/false format questions provided by a textbook publisher were aimed at remembering and recalling facts.

This review was aimed at remembering the necessity and the means to carry out adequate physico-chemical characterization prior to drawing conclusive results on the apatitic nature of a given sample or deposit.

For example they are considered to test only a limited range of cognitive skills mainly aimed at the remembering and understanding level at the lower end of Bloom's Taxonomy [ 18].

Never Go With Strangers (1971), also aimed at children, is remembered as a classic COI public information film: shown on TV and in schools, it was probably Balfour-Fraser's most widely seen production.

Much of the holiday is aimed at celebrating life along with remembering the dead.

It is unclear which of the Champion, World or OLBG Mares Hurdle at the Cheltenham Festival she will be aimed at, but it's probably worth remembering that the Mullins team already has Champion Hurdler Hurricane Fly and OLBG winner Quevega defending their titles.

And remember the hatred aimed at comparative effectiveness research.

But he remembers the catcalls aimed at Advanced Micro.

In the first task, aimed at reality monitoring, participants had to remember whether objects were previously placed in a bag by themselves or by the experimenter.

The war was closer to home for UK audiences, so British war films were aimed at veterans, a sober way to remember losses and record who did what where.

China's government repeatedly said the parade was not aimed at today's Japan, but to remember the past and to remind the world of China's huge sacrifices during the conflict.