Sentence examples for apparent recollection from inspiring English sources
The following week, accompanied by the same young woman, I came across him again and he repeated the entire charade, without any apparent recollection of our previous encounter.
There was no apparent recollection that we had just discussed Obama's own supposed indoctrination.
It soon became apparent that recollections were hazy and they were unsure as to whether they actually used safety netting, or just thought that they should have.
Recently Dunn [ 18] provided a cogent exposition of how the apparent dissociation between recollection and familiarity on the one hand, and confidence on the other, could be more parsimoniously explained by a signal detection model.
In one study, Johnson et al. (2009) showed that a classifier trained to discriminate among study contexts was sensitive to context information that was incidentally reactivated during recognition, and that for the posterior cingulate, context reactivation was especially apparent for items accompanied by recollection.
But, considering how often our minds replay those memories, it may become apparent that it is not the recollections that are so vividly recalled, but the emotions they evoke.
Also echoing the earlier findings, a patient deficit was apparent when participants were asked to rate their confidence in their recollection responses (patient mean 0.74 vs. 0.92 for controls).
Instead, the result has been a large-scale loss of life, until the Matrix begins again, with an apparent upgrade -- a new web of earthly illusions -- allowing no recollections of the disastrous past.
Here we present a method in which changes in apparent viscosity are detected by a serial calibration protocol, without the need for complete recollection of the forward scattered light.
This apparent functional dissociation mirrors findings that patients with pathology to the mammillary bodies or MTT exhibit impaired recollection but spared familiarity on tests of recognition memory (e.g., Carlesimo et al., 2007; Tsivilis et al., 2008; Vann et al., 2009).
