Without a suitable reference point with which to recall their pre-injury health, people may begin by assessing their current health status and then adjusting that status for the expected change due to injury.
Jordan's detailed rebuke has prompted the Senate's economics reference committee to consider whether to recall the companies to explain the discrepancies between their evidence and statements on Wednesday by the ATO.
The F.B.I. finds implicit criticism of the Bureau in an observation about the novel's plot: "While Steinbeck does not belabor the fact that the Chief of Police is F.B.I. trained, nevertheless a careful reader cannot fail to recall the reference in the initial introduction to the Chief when his behavior concerning the indictments comes up".
For the DHVCED method, it requires to recall a reference map which indicates the locations of all selected pixel positions.
Nevertheless, one potential limiting factor of the test procedure in Experiment 1 is that at the time of response subjects were asked to recall the reference position presented earlier, and compare the current perceived position of their hand to their memory of the reference position.
However, respondents found it difficult to recall precisely for either reference period.
Since farmers may have short recall time, major events such as regime changes and drought (food shortage) were used as reference to facilitate their recall.
Title updated to clarify that today's notice was in reference to an existing recall.
Indeed, with reference to this point we recall that, as is well known, (Suppes and Zanotti 1976; van Fraassen 1982; Jarrett 1984; Shimony 1983; see also the entry on Bell's Theorem), Bell's locality assumption is equivalent to the conjunction of two other assumptions, viz., in Shimony's terminology, parameter independence and outcome independence.
Allen Brocchini said he excluded from his reports reference to a woman who recalled seeing Laci Peterson at the warehouse where her husband stored his boat.
