Translations for recollection in the English»Serbian Dictionary

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rec·ol·lec·tion [ˌrekə'lekʃən] N

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1. recollection (memory):

recollection

to have no recollection of sth

ne sećati se nečega

2. recollection no pl (ability to remember):

power of recollection

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indistinct memory, recollection

dim recollection, shape

to have no recollection of sth

ne sećati se nečega

power of recollection

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Similarly, in the parietal cortex, the lateral region is related to recollection whereas the superior region is related to familiarity. en.wikipedia.org

However, some of her later recollections are untrustworthy. en.wikipedia.org

These exhibits included handcrafted elegy books in which visitors shared their recollections, a video story booth for recording memories, and an open-microphone meetings. en.wikipedia.org

The works investigate the concept of mortality and recollection; they reflect the relationship between our present and the mythologies of the past. en.wikipedia.org

While changing recollection and familiarity processes can influence remember and know judgments, context can affect how items are weighted for remember-know decisions. en.wikipedia.org

He professes to maintain a mental memory palace and claims extraordinary powers of recollection. en.wikipedia.org

His recollections of boats allow him to remember the freedom he once enjoyed. en.wikipedia.org

Within the medial temporal lobe, familiarity tends to be associated with the perirhinal region while recollection is associated with the hippocampus. en.wikipedia.org

Tucker's account was based upon recollections and not notes several decades after the speech. en.wikipedia.org

He has a different recollection of the song's beginning. en.wikipedia.org

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