21 January 2010: Toyota says it will recall around 2.3m vehicles in the US to fix potentially faulty accelerator pedals.
Then, Joe recalled, "around nine or so, there was a lot of shouting, and then the shouting turned into a round of applause".
My memory may be playing tricks with me, but I seem to recall looking around me in wonder come the lunch interval at the variety of home-made picnics that were being unveiled.
Indeed, it is important to recall that around 30%to40%0% of ICU patients present with some degree of cognitive impairment prior to their admission [ 32].
The ability to recall events around menarche appeared to be good in that study, probably because the occurrence of the first menstrual period is usually a disrupting event.
Where Mr. Adams has to be pressed to recall good times around the factory, Mr. Haversat's enthusiasm swells with every item as he walks the factory floor performing demonstrations.
Response is also likely to be subjected to recall bias, particularly around exposure to intervention activities.
If the woman could not remember the date or timepoint of a symptom or healthcare attendance, the interviewer asked the woman to recall memorable events around that time such as birthdays, holidays or starting a new job, and asked the woman when the symptom or healthcare attendance occurred in relation to this, a technique known as calendar anchoring [ 25].
When you need to recall the names, walk around the globe again in your head.
Sitting in a studio flat in Warren Street with the windows shut, I began to recall how sound would ramify around my uncle's house in south Calcutta, always suggesting an elsewhere; around this time, I became aware that the soundtracks in Satyajit Ray's and Jean Renoir's films were as intent on capturing this elsewhere as they were in attending to the main story.
