Yet the history of treatments for combat stress has often been a circular one, with experts "remembering and forgetting and remembering and forgetting but never integrating and creating a lasting narrative that could be a blueprint for going forward," as one psychiatrist put it.
Of the 11 "roadshows" laid on for people to debate nitrogen oxide levels with government experts (remember, they can't oppose the runway, just whether it will be "green" enough), not one will take place within the villages set to face the 'dozers if the runway goes ahead.
But when trained experts remember meaningful narrative units from their domain of expertise, in contrast, collaborative facilitation (position mnemonic emergence) results (Meade, Nokes, and Morrow 2009); and when material is generated and encoded together by group members, collaborative inhibition is eliminated.
Sarah Plimpton and Victor Emanuel, a Texas bird expert, remembered Mr. Plimpton's wide and lesser-known interests in birds and natural history.
Listening to the Bank of America executive and another panelist, who was introduced as a "mortgage-backed securities expert" (remember those?), describe the complexity of the financing scheme was an out of body experience.
If you are not a computer expert remember where you save it so you don't waste time later looking for it.
In part, it is why the mayor, unlike any predecessor that political experts can remember, has practically urged a fare increase, long viewed as a form of political suicide.
"HIMYM" experts will remember each Slapsgiving fondly, from the countdown slap clock to Lily's dad's board game Slap Bet.
For example, experiments suggest that chess experts can remember 50,000 game positions.
One expert says: 'Remember, they got Ssangyong, and they got body assembly.
