Recent talk of the powerful German economy has obscured memories of how, not so long ago, the country was considered the sick man of Europe.
Averaging across II and IR conditions may have obscured predictive memory effects for just associative or non-associative information.
My favorite variations on this type are the Vintage editions of Nabokov (the best is the title "Speak, Memory" partially obscured by a piece of translucent wax paper).
But before "Summer Hours," his 12th fiction feature, a story of three siblings deciding what to do with the ancestral home and the heirlooms that are now in their possession, he had never tackled head-on the drama of the family, with its obscured histories and faded memories.
And Rashomon-like accounts of party encounters, "subject to the vagaries of memory, and further obscured by layers of gossip and hearsay and inaudibility, the whole mix invariably transformed even more by alcohol".
Whatever the manner of his death, his memory is not obscured even to‑day by the great figure of his father.
But, diligent researcher that she has become--no accident; something in her psyche sensed she would need these skills--she has the dates, locations and precise venues now "in memory"; the truth no longer obscured or clouded by her need to protect her vulnerable soul and shattered self.
In addition, although all our analyses co-varied for the medication status of the participants, it is possible that medication-related factors may have obscured associations between the catecholamine gene variants and working memory measures.
The wide-ranging writings of these scholars and their extraordinary but obscured biographies that have acquired new life through the memories of living descendants demands that we re-appraise "enchantment" as a critical mode of engaging the past (collective, individual) and as a creative strategy for critiquing the political present.
Touching on issues of displacement and immigration, the work also hints at the vagaries of memory, in images that have been fragmented, cropped, or all but obscured by reflected light.
We examined whether the reminiscence bump in the temporal distribution of autobiographical memories of participants who are younger than 40 years old is obscured by the increased recall of recent events and whether the reminiscence bump is caused by an increase of positive memories.
