If the number of events or the rate of events is not retrievable, other strategies such as qualitative impressions, memory assessments, or normative expectations may be used (Conrad et al. 1998; Jaccard and Wan 1995).
"One must capture impressions, memories, go to friends and acquaintances, match statements with memory," Mr. García Márquez told a Brazilian reporter this year.
But as the years have passed, 9/11 has resolved itself into a collection of core images — photos, impressions, memories — whether you were in Manhattan that day or not.
With respect to the cases, data and conclusions were drawn from impressions, memories and opinions of individuals from four qualitative case studies conducted year(s) after an event, perhaps reporting partial or inaccurate recollections of events.
Thoughts, impressions, memories, inner sensations, and suchlike may also arise during meditation.
Talk to as many people as you can to get their impressions, memories, and thoughts about the deceased, and then write down as many memories of your own as you can.
Each of the 33 poems (ably translated by Michael Hamburger, who died in June), presents a single image, idea, impression or memory in a few spare, centered lines.
Steering clear of fads and fashions, Mr Bellow made his mark by revivifying realism, even though he wrote mostly from the viewpoint of impression and memory rather than contemporaneous action.
But the ability to judge qualitative similarity and degrees of force and vivacity between present ideas and past impressions presupposes memory.
But as Ms. Reynolds poured out impressions and memories, her motor-mouthed stream of consciousness was faster and less epigrammatic than Ms. Fisher's.
