Sentence examples for mental recall from inspiring English sources

Scientists have found that, when it comes to mental recall, people are far more likely to remember the text of idle chitchat on social media platforms like Facebook than the carefully crafted sentences of books.

In humans, the cerebellum is strongly activated during mental recall of personal fear-related events [11] and by associating sensory stimuli with a painful stimulation [13], [14].

In humans, cerebellar areas around the vermis are activated during mental recall of emotional personal episodes [11], if a loved partner receives a pain stimulus [12], and during learning of the association between sensory stimuli and noxious events [13] [14].

The Stayin' Alive study reassessed participants' performance after five weeks with no music to test whether mental recall of the song improved skill retention.

Given that a sizeable proportion of meals are likely to occur in social settings, alternative attentive eating strategies (e.g. a structured mental recall of food eaten) may need to be developed for use in such scenarios.

Activity in the precuneus has been linked to mental imagery recall (Fletcher et al., 1995; Shallice et al., 1994) and could represent stronger subjective re-experiencing of emotional images (Cavanna & Trimble, 2006).

A major attraction for Mr. Wilson ("I thought about it, but I didn't play on it") was Woyzeck's emotional isolation and obscure mental handicap, which recall the various "extranormal" mental conditions the director has pointed to as sources of inspiration over the years.

Rather then resign himself to slow extinction in that prison cell, Judt began, as a mental exercise, to recall all his life, from childhood onwards, and turned this into a series of beautiful short "windows of memory" which were published in the New York Review.

As different users often differ in terms of mental ability to recall past events, they are expected to perform differently in answering location‐based questions.

As different users often differ in terms of mental ability to recall past events, they are expected to perform differently in answering different questions.

But perhaps his most revealing comments to Parry were his views about his own mental illness views that recall the mid 20th century theories of Thomas Szasz.