An example from the phenomenology of remembering underlines this point that truth in memory is compatible with some transformation at the time of recollection.
Although the mechanisms underlying overgeneral memory are quite clear, the search strategy operated within the autobiographical knowledge base, at time of recollection, requires further exploration.
In contrast to our study, these authors did not make use of social or emotional stimuli, and allowed only a very short time for recollection and resting state conditions (16 s).
She remembered some conversations and events clearly; at other times, her recollection of episodes important to her questioners had somewhat conspicuously lapsed.
"Laurence's eloquent, at times acerbic recollection... is one of the finest books in its genre, comparable to Michael Herr's "Dispatches,' " Stanley I. Kutler said here in 2002.
Keane has no time for recollections about his glorious playing career, which is a shame, as he has been there and done it.
Laurence's eloquent, at times acerbic recollection of Vietnam is one of the finest books in its genre, comparable to Michael Herr's "Dispatches".
"Over time his recollections have changed and he has conceded additional involvement and knowledge," Mr. Leahy said in explaining his opposition to the nomination.
But there's only so much time for recollections: the authorities, the insurance companies and the media all want a piece of Chip, and he and Sukey must execute their daring plan for Chip's public rehabilitation.
Using news clips from that time and recollections from Mr. Paulson, the film tries to invoke the suspense and high anxiety of the summer and fall of 2008 when Lehman Brothers went out of business, Bank of America acquired Merrill Lynch in a fire sale and the federal government took over Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac.
