Sentence examples for notion recall from inspiring English sources

We also point out that the hypothesis for uniqueness is coherent with Kramosil and Michálek's original notion (recall (1)).

Ms. Burton may reject such a notion, recalling McQueen's unhappy experience at Givenchy.

Scott Walker was less a sign of Republicans' dominance in the state than of "disquiet," in the words of Dick Pas, the Democratic chairman in Waukesha County, with the broad notion of recall.

Consequently, the finding of associations between certain, mainly strenuous, types of exercise and risk of miscarriage may question the notion of recall bias.

And despite it, Governor Martz said she strongly favors the notion of recalls, generally.

When word that Qatar had agreed to host a Taliban office first surfaced in December, the Karzai government rejected the notion and recalled its ambassador from the Persian Gulf state.

Second is the notion of proper recall.

To better understand the notion of confounding, recall our fetal health example mentioned above.

To make precise our notions, let us recall some preliminary facts.

In Section 2, we propose the lexicographic vector equilibrium problems and optimization problems with lexicographic equilibrium constraints in metric spaces under our consideration and recall notions and preliminaries needed in the sequel.

Though there are few examples in environmental epidemiology for refined social exposure assessment, our findings recall notions of "unpatterned inequality" in urban resource distribution, wherein communities may be favored in the allocation of some resources, while deprived in others [ 37].