Bergson (1908/1991) and Russell (1921) distinguished 'recollective memory' from 'habit memory', while Broad (1925) and Furlong (1948) further distinguished recollective memory from 'propositional memory'.
To my left, however, awaiting my attention, was a memorial that read: "To the memory of James Boyle, distinguished geologist, who was killed opposite this spot in 1887, whilst in pursuit of his favourite science".
HK Gruber's Into the open… for percussion and orchestra, dedicated to the memory of the distinguished publisher David Drew, gave brilliant rein to both soloist (Colin Currie) and orchestra (BBC Philharmonic).
I honor the memory of Stanley Halperin, a distinguished lawyer in the Phillips, Nizer firm, a long-time connoisseur of Martha's Vineyard, and wonderful friend to me, my late wife Gerri, and my whole family.
In memory of his son, a distinguished architect, Putnam established the Avery Architectural Library at Columbia University and, in memory of a daughter, the Teachers College Libraryy, also at Columbia.
It may be Pavarotti that everyone will go to see, but this is in fact one of the more distinguished revivals of this show in recent memory.
On Friday, Mr. Shadid's name remained among the top topics trending globally on Twitter, as people shared links to his articles and video reports from the Middle East, along with their memories of him as not only a distinguished correspondent but as a wonderful man and generous colleague.
Fifty friends and family came here to his wake and toasted his memory with vintage jeroboams of La Tâche, perhaps the most distinguished of all burgundies.
Hitler is almost universally vilified; Lenin remains entombed on Red Square as Russia's most distinguished corpse; and modern Russia is looking more kindly on Stalin's memory.Robert Gellately elegantly scrutinises their differences and highlights their similarities.
The program was dedicated to the memory of Tanaquil Le Clercq, one of the company's most distinguished ballerinas, who died on Sunday.
