However, they've been unable to hold a lead, no doubt refreshing the memory of last year's first round slugfest against Philadelphia.
Federal law provides that when a person receives immunity from prosecution for whatever he tells Congress, that person's testimony cannot be used against him even indirectly, the court declared--for example, to refresh the memory of prosecution witnesses at a later trial.
The eraser was used to discourage memory-based strategies in two ways: i) 'erase' the visual memory of previous stimuli; ii) refresh the memory of the range of sizes before each trial (the eraser was slightly larger than the largest stimuli).
A Pakistani militant commander issued a veiled threat last week to attack important installations in Pakistan "to refresh the memories" of an attack on an American base in Khost, Afghanistan, in which seven Americans working for the Central Intelligence Agency were killed.
The McCanns also hope a Channel 4 documentary about their daughter's disappearance, to be aired on Thursday, will refresh the memories of people who were in Praia da Luz two years ago.
Unfortunately, the dredging up of the yearbooks serves mostly to remind us of those people we do not wish to see, then to cement in our already-insecure minds how skinny and cute we were 30 years ago, and finally to refresh the memories of teacher's names and shared experiences we want to be prepared to laugh about out loud.
The 'articulatory control process' is the part of the working memory system that allows refreshing the memory trace of the information inside the phonological store by using subvocal rehearsal.
To refresh the memory, other than Hill, Dumars initially had the likes of Jerry Stackhouse, Christian Laettner, Jerome Williams and Loy Vaught.
The incident refreshed the public's memory of her past service and her economic woes.
As I prepared, I refreshed my memory of the Monterrey Consensus and action plan.
