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A Channel Four spokesperson rejected the claim that the programme tests memory recall rather than intelligence.

He relied on his powers of recall rather than notes when writing up interviews (a habit unlikely to be tolerated today by any editor).

The trial timing was optimised for obtaining a clean signal during object presentation and recall, rather than for RTs (Fig. 3).

In this grand, open space, Björk's songs recall, rather strangely, the toughest emotional moments of opera, and powerfully re-render them.

He says that, because of kids' busy schedules and the U.S. education system's focus on testing, students too often just gather facts for quick recall rather than engaging in deeper learning about a subject, and that's a mistake.

However, tagging is expected a better recall rather than precision.

Within months, Mr. Wegman recalled rather wearily, Weimaraners were suddenly everywhere else.

The commission mainly enters into agreements with companies for recalls rather than going to court to compel action.

"And that," he recalls, rather ruefully, "was the first I heard of what had happened in Holcomb.

The brigade was not a pre-existing unit that was merely recalled; rather, it was composed of a diverse group of former officers, soldiers, policemen and members of the resistance.

But, Obama recalled, "rather than building these guys up as arch-villains who threaten America, [which] made them stronger and covered up all their foibles, my view consistently was: let's shrink the problem".