Between the two concertos, Vladimir Jurowski and the OAE slip in an account of the Hebrides Overture, which has tremendous energy and drama but is short on evocation – more a recollection of a mental journey than a physical one.
Which is, perhaps, a sadly appropriate note on which to end a recollection of 2016.
But Mary's suggestion, based on a sudden recollection of the aspirant at loan-officer school, startled Arnold.
This account (paralleled in the P strand in chapter 6 of Exodus) is apparently based on a historical recollection of Moses' paramount role in establishing the religion of YHWH among the Israelites (the former Hebrew slaves).
Spotify isn't necessarily known for setting the bar to entry very high, so a number of these tunes sound like amateur covers of a KidzBop cover that was, itself, based on a rough recollection of a song given by someone who'd heard it once, years ago.
A limitation of this study is recall bias because our findings relied on participant recollection of their recent physician experiences.
If this is the case, such an account predicts that lateral parietal lesions might cause deficits on decision making tasks that require recollection, and on memory tasks requiring a recollection-based decision such as those that elicit linear receiver operating characteristics (Yonelinas 2002).
The evaluation is a retrospective one, based on recollections of activities that took place in the past.
We are aware, however, that an influential theory [15] suggests that memory for items with subsequent 'sure old' responses is based on a different process (recollection) than for items with subsequent 'unsure old' responses (familiarity).
First, misclassification may have occurred when assessing vaccination status of children that mainly relied on a mother's recollection of the child's history.
