Sentences with phrase «recall seeing»

I don't recall seeing them on your blog before.

I may have mised that, but do not recall seeing it.

I can't recall seeing before or since such an abundance of interaction on any given REM topic.

Neither do I recall seeing where in any communication for those running for CREA directorship this was mentioned.

I recall seeing newsreels of celebrations in major cities like New York.

And I don't ever recall seeing anything in real estate courses saying it was an unethical procedure, marketing plan to stay away from, and have never heard of anyone having been taken to task regarding such use of listing / marketing.

People who have lived here all their lives have said they don't recall seeing this much rain in succession before.

While the usage seems to vary, in just skimming the two pages of response I don't recall seeing anyone say the Notification Center is never used.

This decision marks one of the first times I recall seeing a device being sold outside of Microsoft's purview and not having trial software installed by the manufacturer.

I recall seeing a number of such locks previously released that had pretty serious failings.

Nevertheless, it's an annoyance we don't recall seeing on any other handset, and so deserves a mention here.

I also recall seeing Chrome crash in the background twice, but that's about it.

I recall seeing promotions of Philips Hue devices being bundled with Amazon Echo Dots in 2017 on Amazon.com.

And Wired's Issie Lapowsky usefully notes that engineers inside CA recall seeing a database called «Kogan - import» in their system.

I recall seeing a piece on MIT's media lab a few years back, which had him front and centre.

I recall seeing this in other concurrences, though not come to mind immediately.

I don't recall seeing this level of detail in LM this earlier surveys.

In response to Roy L. Watford, III's 2016 petition for writ of actual, all Commonwealth Supreme Court justices unanimously reversed his conviction, after the victim testified that she did not recall seeing Watford on the day she was gang raped (the hospital records» notation of Watford's name, therefore, was inconclusive).

Every attorney has had a client use the «I don't recall seeing it» excuse, or complain that they don't know why their bill is what it is.

He recalled the driver screaming and looking back at him just prior to the accident, but he does not recall seeing any of the other vehicles involved.

He would not have been able to recall seeing the red pick - up truck pass by him and enter into his lane as he believes he recalled.

I don't recall seeing that one in the Criminal Code or Highway Traffic Act here.

She said that she did not recall seeing water on the floor before her fall and that there was a mat on the floor in the area of her fall.

And when a witness looks at several people at one time, knowing one of them is the suspect, there's real pressure to select one of them, even if the witness does not really recall seeing any of these people at the scene.

This struck me as an interesting way to use the Web to drum up amicus support — one I do not recall seeing in quite this way before.

The driver didn't recall seeing or hearing anything at the time of the incident but, our client's front tire hit his vehicle, causing her to wobble and go down.

Do nt recall seeing this one mentioned before, definitely worth a closer look, I hope someone takes it on.

What ensued was the only time I can recall seeing Tim Cook angry, and he categorically rejected the worldview behind the NCPPR's advocacy.

If you live in the US, you may recall seeing a previous year's American Lung Association air quality report.

I've never seen the term in signal processing literature, either (or I don't recall seeing it.)

The last time I recall seeing this hoary old fraud was in the mid-1970s when it briefly resurfaced in the Analog sci - fi magazine.

Actually, I vaguely recall seeing a model map that showed the double ITCZ — or maybe I was mistaken?

I for one don't recall seeing Gavin's name on statements like this http://thehill.com/blogs/e2-wire/677-e2-wire/141453-scientists-put-aside-politics-and-focus-on-climate-science

BEST's output graphs that I recall seeing didn't even include the post-1998 temperature decline.

i do not recall seeing the term reconstruction on any of the images in the mainstream media used to inform the general public of temperature trends.

Steven, I don't recall seeing Tisdale say this: «Tisdale thinks that El Nino acts as a ratchet, and that every time an El Nino makes an appearance, he believes that the global temperature ratchets permanently upward.»

I know this distribution has been discussed before but I do not recall seeing an actual graph of it.

Often the simplest things are the hardest to spot, I don't recall seeing that AMO - SSN chart presented anywhere before.

While many of us may recall seeing some of the «wild claims,» Climate Hustle puts them all together — and seeing them back - to - back should cause all thinking people to question what we are being told today.

I don't recall seeing his name on it, in any case.

I can't recall seeing anyone use Bayes or Cal.

Most will recall seeing the empty shelves on the supermarkets after President Mugabe imposed a price control policy.

I also don't recall seeing you there and thus am intrigued as to how you arrive at your conclusions regarding either the dinner's guests or atmospherics.

exactly... i recall seeing a graph produced from ice core samples in which the CO2 content of thousands of years past was measured against tree ring data... what it showed was CO2 levels rising 300 years after rapid vegetative growth (natural warming) and incidently the PPM of CO2 measured higher than current levels.

16.75 is interesting since this the other half of the Whorf - Keeling calculation, though I don't recall seeing this in any SST.

I don't recall seeing one comment from Judith on this thread, since her initial statement at the start of this ugly marathon, that she found your quasi-poster «intriguing».

I don't recall seeing a recent one that does not constrain the most probable range more tightly than that, even though there are some who have given wider ranges (with low probability).

I do not recall seeing it in any chemistry course I have taken.

I made a presentation about this a few years ago to a group of community college educators (science and mathematics) and no one could recall seeing it before.

Monty, i don't recall seeing a post by Blanchard, and I have no hope of responding to very many of the hundreds of posts each day.