Sentence examples for which it recalls from inspiring English sources

To that end, we introduce a measure of the local volatility, as well as a volatility threshold, so that the system changes from a normal dynamics, in which it uses the previous values of the variable to determine its next value, to a situation in which it recalls the past and compares the current state with previous states of high volatility, even if this past is far.

The clumsiness of the final sequence, a chase atop a giant billboard in Times Square, is only emphasized by the way in which it recalls "North by Northwest" and one of Alfred Hitchcock's most enchanting conceits.

The triviality of the injury and the length and intensity with which it's recalled — in a book intended, after all, to attract fanatical followers to a fanatical cause — would seem to be more unsettling than seductive.

This is really par for the course for a roadshow presentation, and harkens back to Twitter's roadshow back in 2013 (which I recall it took about 2 minutes).

I don't know for sure; I do know that the first movie in which I recall seeing it is Jean-Luc Godard's 1978 video series "France/tour/détour/deux/enfants". Philippe Garrel used it, ten years later, in "Les Baisers de Secours" ("Emergency Kisses").

Using nothing but colored lines, Khedoori makes the flat grid pop into three dimensions, which is why it recalls a net.

I don't know for sure; I do know that the first movie in which I recall seeing it is Jean-Luc Godard's 1978 video series "France/tour/détour/deux/enfants".

The plinth consists of massive blocks of stone, which, it is said, recall the finest work of the Roman period.

Mr Marriner gave evidence about this in his witness statement (the contents of which, it will be recalled, were also accepted by Mr Suárez).

Besides which, it is worth recalling that for all the energy which Mr Ashdown poured into enthusiasms such as the Balkans, he was also bored by and so neglected humdrum leadership tasks such as telling his senior colleagues what he was up to, or reforming the administration of a party which has never quite learned how to operate with its record 46 MPs.

Angelo in each of its six regions to watch over quality; formed an outside advisory panel led by Rodney Slater, the former secretary of transportation, to give an independent look at future steps to take; and sped up the pace in which it decides to recall cars.