The following are merely my recollections rather than certainties.
It's interesting, though, to note that even their travel books have tended to evolve into other things — histories, recollections, investigations — rather than linear journeys traced on a map.
He argued that speaking his recollections and opinions, rather than writing them down, allowed him to adopt a more natural, colloquial and frank tone, and Twain scholars who have seen the manuscript agree.
In middle age, the relative potencies of past, present, and future are altered as the individual increasingly directs effort to the process of reminiscence and recollection of the past, rather than anticipation of the future.
The videos could augment that physical recollection of the night, rather than serve as a replacement for it.
This memory illusion is normally associated with a feeling of familiarity, rather than recollection (e.g., as indexed by Remember/Know judgments), and has been explained in terms of an increased fluency of processing the test item, which, in the absence of awareness of the cause of that fluency (i.e., the masked prime), is attributed instead to prior exposure in the study phase.
► Flashbacks in PTSD may correspond to familiarity rather than recollection responses.
Memory systems which fell under this classification were defined as memories that could be expressed through performance rather than recollection.
4) Hypoglycaemic events and clinical diagnoses regarding comorbidities were recorded based on recollection by the patient rather than medical records; therefore, some inaccuracies may have been introduced into the analysis.
"The Warden" is a lazy piece of work, an assemblage of letters, recollections and research notes rather than a real life.
