Sentence examples for recall material from inspiring English sources

The official state archive in Sacramento has also begun adding recall material to its stores, including the original recall election proclamation signed by Lt. Gov. Cruz M. Bustamante in July.

Sheen may shine at contemptuous rebellion but Stanhope, notwithstanding his tendency to appear to get progressively drunk during his gigs and sometimes slowly recall material as if "buffering", is clearer in dispatching the targets of his ire.

In my book, Your Playlist Can Change Your Life, my co-authors and I discuss the science of this optimized mindset and how it is able to positively affect your ability to organize and recall material, without distraction, whether the material is academic or otherwise.

As with all complex span tasks (Conway et al., 2005), reading span tasks include a memory component which requires participants to memorise and recall material over a short retention interval, in tandem with an operation component which requires participants to perform a simple cognitive task that potentially disrupts their ability to memorise the to-be-remembered material.

A final comparison evaluates whether the inconsistency of subjects' recall reveals anything about the accuracy of their consistently recalled material.

Do people who report more inconsistent details exhibit lower accuracy for the consistently recalled material that they produce?

Chris Williams, the Swansea professor who edited the diaries, told me that Mr. Burton had "an enormous thirst for learning and reading," and that his "recall of material was quite phenomenal".

In the biology course, ARS questions were used mainly to assess if students were correctly interpreting and understanding worksheet questions or to ask students to recall the material recently introduced in the worksheet.

In the biology course, ARS questions were used primarily to "check in" with students to see if they were correctly interpreting the worksheet content (e.g., graphs and models) or to ask students to recall the material recently introduced.

When you are studying handwritten or typed notes, and cannot fully recall the material, you will not be able to physically return to the lecture.

We now recall some material from Kailath (1980) and Wolovich (1974).