When asked to remember as many words as he can, he spontaneously will tend to group them by category; this is called clustering of recall.
But Hollywood is sloshing in its Hot Tub Time Machine with a cluster of projects that recall an era when hair was big, heroes had biceps and the stars who are returning to the limelight were a lot younger.
In the formal definition of PTSD in DSM-IV [ 5], this disorder is diagnosed when there are a minimum number of symptoms distributed across all three symptom clusters of intrusive recall, avoidance/emotional numbing and hyperarousal.
Mr. Nouvel's design for the vast complex consists of a cluster of overlapping disks that recalls the desert rose (the rose-shaped mineral formations found in the Qatari desert).
At the start of each frame, the power and data rate at which each user is to transmit must be determined by the coordination cluster of APs serving it (recall that, without network MIMO, each AP constitutes a cluster by itself, while with network MIMO all APs belong to a single cluster).
cluster-of-cluster Gaussians.
When obtaining the result of the search and comparison module (possibly with high recall), the cluster of returned images is refined to increase the response's accuracy.
Its tight cluster of shops and restaurants along Greenpoint Avenue recall pre-gentrification Bedford Avenue in Williamsburg.
In the control clusters, the same method of recall was used with spots, and the title of the long-format program broadcast in the closest intervention cluster with the same language was mentioned.
From 138 answers, we obtained 111 "Same authors", of which 94 were in the same clusters (a recall of about 84.7%), and 27 times "Different authors", of which all were correctly disambiguated to different clusters (a precision of 100%).
