“recall”造句，怎麼用recall造句

I can't recall how long it has been.

As a result, we have lower rates of recall of the information itself, and enhanced recall of where and how to access it.

Bloodshed was the only thing lacking in this shikar, at least I cannot recall any.

I recall many discussions with her on these and kindred topics.

In addition, Honda (US) also announced that it will recall about 1.34 million Honda models in North America and plan to recall 190,000 and 20,000 and 50,000 cars respectively in Canada, Australia and Britain.

If the prosperity of the curtain falls, there is wonderful in plain. Is it not necessary to recall a past?

In school, we were inexplicably forced to read "the Ox-Bow Incident," I recall, and there was some Shakespeare.

And many studies have demonstrated that people under hypnosis-and even those who are not-can often be led by questioners to "recall" things that never occurred.

That morning we woke up, turned on the TV and, as I recall, saw someone playing the cello instead of the customary programming.

And as you can recall we had the high energy level where there were fissions occurring, we had a resonance region and then we had a thermal region.

Memory is not just this storage vault that we dip into when we need to recall something. It's actually intimately involved in shaping how we move through the world and process the world.

Being able (or not being able) to recall such facts clearly are indicative of this fact, but in some cases it could be due to a decline in our overall brain function.

User has hit the runaway recall limit.

The new law is now established beyond recall.

Surprisingly, the results showed that changing the genre had no effect on recall but changing the tempo decreased recall.

Also, if you recall, we added the row for meter to yard conversion.

Now, car makers that intentionally hide problems with their products, or refuse to recall their products will face stricter penalties.

A recall notice should include details about the next step: whether it's a refund, a replacement, or a repair.

Academic regalia recall medieval times when scholars were clerics who wore robes, hoods, and capes to shield themselves from European winters.

Men always busy, though to go home, but a lot of time but can't see the woman, just quiet quiet looking at the empty room is in a daze, suddenly recall and woman be in love time.

You recall the mistakes you made.

Well, it turns out some of you might recall this silly game from years ago.

There's no sense that he doesn't take the deposition seriously, but there is a lot that he doesn't recall.

In recent months, the automaker has recalled hundreds of thousands of other vehicles, including a recall announced Monday to fix an engine problem in its Lexus luxury cars that could cause stalling.

I don't recall what he said at the meeting.

The smart thing for Honda to do would be to recall the 90, 000 afflicted Civics sold in America and replace their defective batteries.

I do not recall if I produced it and showed him a copy of it.

Although this was, objectively, far from the worst thing I experienced, I recall vividly the anguish I felt, simply because of the uncertainty about why and for how long the catheter would be needed.