recall
71recall — re·call …
72Recall — Re|call [ ri:kɔ:l], der; s, s <englisch> (Einladung zur nächsten Runde bei einem Casting) …
73recall — Ho omana o. Also: hā upu, hā upu upu, ho ohā upu, hā upu, hō upu upu, haili, hali a, hāli ali a, ho ono ono o, ho omaopopo; kāwelewele (something forgotten); mali a …
74recall — /rɪ kɔ:l/ verb (of a manufacturer ) to ask for products to be returned because of possible faults ● They recalled 10,000 washing machines because of a faulty electrical connection. ■ noun the ability to remember an advertisement …
75recall — The act of calling an operator into a connection that was established by an operator …
76recall — To call back. To remember. To set aside; to vacate; to remove from office …
77recall — see things past cannot be recalled …
78Free recall — Recall is the mind s ability to use cues in the stream of consciousness to attend to information already processed and bring it into awareness. In free recall, an individual attends to previously processed stimuli (i.e. words, sounds, numbers,… …
79recall bias — faulty memory as it affects reporting of catches in angler surveys …
80recall antigen — an antigen to which an individual has previously been sensitized and which is subsequently administered as a challenging dose to elicit a hypersensitivity reaction …
