mnemonic

By then the mnemonic drug will have already taken effect.

One after another, these mnemonic phrases led you to me.

In a way you do, because they are like mnemonic viruses.

Which of these patterns has a better mnemonic advantage it is hard to say.

I have no idea how one is to remember this except through some kind of private mnemonic trick.

That might be an arbitrary number, but it was More likely to have some mnemonic association.

The users had developed a mnemonic to learn and remember this language.

I figure the author needed a vowel for his mnemonic word.

Students often use a mnemonic to remember this relationship.

This can be easily remembered through the use of mnemonic devices.

His mnemonic associations were so strong that he could recall them after many years.

This was the only way to associate mnemonic names with variables.

"But what if the mnemonic disks contain some false information?"

Since responses are usually generated by software they do not need to be mnemonic.

The method of loci is a mnemonic system based on places.

"The names are a mnemonic peg on which to hang a social history, and I wanted to help bring them back."

Similarly, a single word may be a mnemonic key to an entire line of philosophical argument.

I use a mnemonic technique, combining the site or project name with a standard salt.

Meanwhile, the keyboard remains on the screen as a mnemonic device.

A mnemonic to remember the colors and their meaning is :

Music then was primarily used as a mnemonic device.

If a data element has mnemonic information it is generally classified as a code.

"Now we have a new grant to look at music as a mnemonic device in people with amnesia."

It seems true in general that the middle point also among all things is a good mnemonic starting-point from which to reach any of them.

It was purely a mnemonic device to allow the librarian to find a given work.