The victory was enough to ease memories from the tough loss to the Lakers and a grueling travel day.
Something might have been lost in the translation, because he had a different reply the next time he was asked — in the context of what his victory might do to help ease the memory of what happened to another Argentine, Roberto De Vicenzo, in 1968.
The Wallabies Test on Tuesday is followed by matches against Fiji and Samoa as Scotland seek to ease the memory of a winless Six Nations.
The remarks on the items were further categorized into those concerning 1) comprehension difficulties, 2) clarity, 3) knowledge and recall (ease of memory retrieval), and 4) ease of judgment and other spontaneous comments.
The remarks on the questionnaire were also further categorized into those concerning 1) attributes, 2) ease of memory retrieval and judgment, 3) other remarks on the questionnaire, and 4) other remarks in general.
Analyzing the 94 narrative comments provided on the items across the debriefing interviews, 11 remarks concerned comprehension difficulties, 13 remarks concerned clarity, 25 remarks concerned knowledge and recall (ease of memory retrieval), and 45 remarks concerned ease of judgment or spontaneous comments.
Participants were asked to self-complete the PRO-CTCAE and make remarks on the items and response options they evaluated as "difficult to understand" or "difficult to answer" regarding: 1) comprehensibility; 2) clarity; 3) knowledge and recall (ease of memory retrieval); and 4) judgment (adequacy of response options).
Roland Barthes wrote that culture for Twombly was "an ease, a memory, an irony, a posture, the gesture of a dandy".
To ease the memory requirements of subsequent analysis, Genomedata may optionally break chromosomes into 'supercontigs,' which avoid the allocation of empty space in the observation matrix at large assembly gaps (by default, >100 000 bp).
To become a better speaker, remember the following strategies (deliberately kept short for ease of memory): Plan appropriately.
