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mnemonics

[ US /niˈmɑnɪks, nɪˈmɑnɪks/ ]
[ UK /nɛmˈɒnɪks/ ]
NOUN
  1. a method or system for improving the memory

How To Use mnemonics In A Sentence

  • The table below shows a list of nine more Estonian words, with mnemonics provided by the community at memrise.com. The power of mnemonics
  • Memory experts use visual mnemonics as a way of remembering lists of information.
  • A low level programming language that permits the programmer to use mnemonics or symbolic codes for function codes.
  • Read the rest of this fascinating profile and I suspect that, like me, you'll come away with an appreciation of Card and a desire to learn more about the Riccian method of mnemonics.
  • Its database can be searched, browsed, and also enhanced with donations of other suitable mnemonics.
  • Mnemonics like these are still used in field guides and help modern bird-watchers identify animals in the wild.
  • A visit to any bookshop will reveal myriad self-help books promoting the use of mnemonics as a means of improving your memory. How to maximise your memory
  • Because we sometimes learn and remember best through the use of mnemonics I have created the following mental touchstones.
  • His interests in magic, freemasonry, the military, and mnemonics continued.
  • The miniassembler allowed you to enter short machine language programs using the standard 6502 mnemonics (the three letter codes that referred to a specific type of operation; for example, "LDA #" represented the 6502 opcode $A9) instead of entering the program byte by byte in the monitor. The Apple II History, by Steven Weyhrich : The Apple II
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