Sentence examples for recalled from memory from inspiring English sources

The results of the experiments suggested that something quite different was happening: parity information was apparently being recalled from memory along with a cluster of related properties, such as being prime or a power of two.

The mean number of warning signs recalled from memory by staff was 3.68 (s.d.=2.05).=2.05

The mean number of cancer risk factors recalled from memory by staff was 4.25 (s.d.=2.04).=2.04

Whereas representations of past experiences can be stored internally and be rapidly recalled from memory, neuronal representations of novel experiences develop from the interaction between specific external stimuli and the spontaneous internal neuronal dynamics during the novel experience.

Based on earlier work by James Deese (hence the name Deese-Roediger-McDermott, or DRM, paradigm), participants heard a series of word lists, which they then had to recall from memory.

In a more minimalist spirit, Emma Kay's digital prints display typewritten summaries of three plays by Shakespeare inaccurately recalled from personal memory.

Working memory relies on representations recalled from long-term memory, and their rehearsal may require phonological mechanisms unique to humans.

As we recall from bitter memory, the Hubble and the space station are in vastly different orbits.

Despite his father's rousing words, Kim is-stillis stool too young to lead a guerrilla war that many North Koreans, until recently, could still recall from living memory.

Participants had to copy a complex figure and then recall it from memory after 3 minutes (immediate recall, RCFTIR) and 30 minutes (delayed recall, RCFTDR).

The name swims up from the depths of memory, dimly recalled from World Lit.