But while knowing chronology is important, students may better remember facts learned in an inquiry.
About 60 acres of adjacent land was turned into a wildlife refuge in 1971, but some people may better remember the area because it is not far from the nightclub where, in 2001, the publicist Lizzie Grubman backed her father's Mercedes-Benz S.U.V. into a group of 16 people and was sentenced to 60 days in jail.
If brand names include phonemes congruent with the size of the product according to the rules of sound symbolism, consumers may better remember the product and its name.
In addition we do not have data on drinking problem or drug abuse and individuals may better remember services delivered for an actual problem rather than for prevention.
Go for a run immediately afterward, and your body may later better remember.
But he may be better remembered for the award he did not win: the 1992 Pulitzer Prize in music.
The Malvinas/Falklands episode, gore-spattered as it was, serves to demonstrate her grasp of this grim political truth and that dirty war may be better remembered as the South Atlantic leg of her re-election campaign.
One of the first rep houses in the country, the Cinema Guild, opened in Berkeley, although it may be better remembered as the place where Pauline Kael, the New Yorker film critic, got her start writing the theater's program notes.
By now the versatile Hungarian master Zoltan Kodaly may be better remembered as an "ethnomusicologist and educationist," as The New Grove Dictionary of Music and Musicians labels him, than as a composer, a few orchestral favorites aside.
Today this book may be better remembered for the fart jokes with which Bush and Rove amuse themselves, or for the disclosure that the White House chief of staff, Andrew Card, and the first lady, Laura Bush, wanted the president to dump Rumsfeld.
The former governor (and judge) Brendan Byrne, who may be better remembered in these parts for the sporting arena that no longer bears his name, delivered a brief introductory standup routine ("So as I was saying, I've been around a long time. I remember Preparation A"), and then it was showtime.
