He is remembered particularly for his role in the 1881 gunfight at the OK Corral.
He is remembered particularly for his film, Restrepo, and his World Press Photo award, but he had a long struggle to get there.
Senna is remembered particularly for his qualifying at the Monaco Grand Prix in 1988, when he claimed to have risen to a different level of consciousness while wiping out all other competitors with his superior speed on the dangerous, narrow street circuit.
There must be some limit to the burden of remembering we place on our children and grandchildren.' Coetzee's work will certainly be remembered, particularly for its overall vision.
But "Zorro", Hollywood's big hit of 1920 (and since remade several times), starred Mr Fairbanks's father, Douglas, senior.So Mr Fairbanks will not be remembered particularly for his acting skills.
"He will be remembered particularly for his remarkable contribution to the New English Bible and Revised English Bible, and for his unfailing support for the Council for Christians and Jews," said the Most Rev. George Carey, the current archbishop of Canterbury.
Mr. Wilson will be remembered particularly for the care and support he gave to his wife, family, friends and the community through and despite the health challenges of recent years and his remarkable ability to find contentment, even happiness, in the most challenging of circumstances.
It is plausible that falls which happened longer ago are less likely to be remembered, particularly non-injurious falls.
Images can also be used more flexibly in presentations; for instance, images that are bizarre or humorous are remembered particularly well, likely due to a distinctiveness-based mechanism (McDaniel & Einstein, 1986).
Mark Anthony Neal, a professor of black popular culture at Duke University, said that death has changed the way Jackson is remembered and discussed, particularly among African-Americans.
The film was shot in the new CinemaScope format and is remembered for its dance sequences, particularly the " barn raising scene" in which architecture and construction become acrobatic ballet steps.
