Sentence examples for recollection for example from inspiring English sources
I had no real recollection, for example, that the low-budget Hollywood studios went by the nickname POVERTY ROW, but if I were to take a poll of my brain cells, I would surely find at least one or two of the more grizzled ones that had run across that nugget of information at one time or another.
This neural evidence supports an account in terms of "true" recollection (for example, conceptual primes reactivating semantically related information that was generated at encoding), rather than an artifact of the mutually-exclusive nature of the Remember/Know procedure.
Some manipulations result in larger estimates of recollection; for example, 'deeper' levels of processing at study result in a higher proportion of remember responses relative to 'shallower' levels of processing [ 2].
For its current exhibit, "Romare Bearden: Southern Recollections," for example, the Mint Museum Uptown in Charlotte, N.C., purchased billboards in Charlotte featuring works by Mr. Bearden of musicians performing — but that wasn't all.
Music can provoke general recollections, for example the feeling of what it was like to be a child, or a uni student.
We speculate that emotion will also enhance familiarity-based recognition in healthy individuals whenever recollection is unavailable, for example when attention is limited.
For example, recollection is described as when a face is recognized along with contextual details of the meeting such as the name of the person and the topic of conversation.
Whether pictures of scenes that have negative emotional connotations are also better retained by participants experiencing dysphoric mood, potentially offsetting the general recollection impairment remains unclear (for example see Jermann et al., 2009).
I've no real recollection of our leaving Italy, for example.
For example, Nichols' recollection of Burton's famous "bergin speech" (a mispronunciation of "bourbon") is followed by an extended clip.
Schacter typically begins with a topical anecdote involving some form of flawed memory -- how, for example, people's recollection of hearing about the verdict in the O. J. Simpson trial weakened over time.
