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	Mnemonics - LoveToKnow 1911
		Mnemonic devices were much cultivated by Greek sophists and philosophers, and are repeatedly referred to by Plato and Aristotle.
		Except that the rules of mnemonics are referred to by Martianus Capella, nothing further is known regarding the practice of the art until the 13th century.
		An interesting work (Memoranda mnemonics) was published by James Copner in 1893, containing a system based partly on the use of letters for figures and words for dates, as well as a large number of rhymes for remembering facts in biblical, Roman, Greek and English history.
	www.1911encyclopedia.org /Mnemonics (1273 words)

	Mnemonic room system - Biocrawler
		A mnemonic Room system is a method of remembering items, based on creating an association between the item and a specific room.
		In theory one should be able to retain these items in memory longer than learning them by rote due to the fact that it is not just a method for storing words (abstract symbols at best), but are storing information about the words, whether the information is real or imagined (which you can visualise).
		Using this method, which is really just another form of the Mnemonic peg system, one can remember and subsequently recall information any order, according to how one wishes go through the room mentally.
	www.biocrawler.com /encyclopedia/Mnemonic_room_system (157 words)

	Mnemonic - Biocrawler
		Mnemonics rely not only on repetition to remember facts, but also on associations between easy-to-remember constructs and lists of data, based on the principle that the human mind much more easily remembers data attached to spatial, personal or otherwise meaningful information than that occurring in meaningless sequences.
		Many mnemonics have been devised for remembering the digits of pi, consisting of phrases or verses in which successive digits of pi are obtained by counting the number of letters in each word.
		A mnemonic for the constant e (the base for natural logarithms) is "We require a mnemonic to remember e whenever we scribble math".
	www.biocrawler.com /encyclopedia/Mnemonic (2447 words)

	Analysis of a Mnemonic Device
		The mnemonic system appears on the surface to be fantastic legerdemain, constructed by elves, and reasonable people are Likely to believe that magical and occult powers of mentation are required to use the system effectively.
		Componential analysis of the mnemonic The next step after a few such demonstrations is to begin more careful analyses of the components of the mnemonic device, so that one may better understand the method, decide which components are essential and which are inconsequential, and perhaps understand how memory works more generally.
		The numeric pegword system is similar to the method of loci except the memory pegs or pigeonholes are images of unrelated concrete objects associated in one-to-one fashion with the first twenty or more integers.
	www.castleton.edu /bergen/mnemonic.htm (8934 words)

	Cartesian coordinate system Summary
		Using the Cartesian coordinate system geometric shapes (such as curves) can be described by algebraic equations, namely equations satisfied by the coordinates of the points lying on the shape.
		In analytic geometry the Cartesian coordinate system is the foundation for the algebraic manipulation of geometrical shapes.
		A popular account, although probably a myth, of Descartes' discovery of this system was that he was lying in bed observing a fly crawling around on the ceiling when he was struck by the idea that he could accurately describe the fly's position in terms of its distance from two adjacent walls.
	www.bookrags.com /Cartesian_coordinate_system (3956 words)

	MNEMONIC : Encyclopedia Entry
		A mnemonic (pronounced IPA: /niːˈmɒnɪk/ in RP, /nɨˈmɑnɨk/ in GA) is a memory aid that generally serves an educational purpose.
		A commonly effective mnemonic for remembering the color sequence in a rainbow, "Roy G. Biv", is a combination of such unlikely elements: "Roy" is a legitimate first name, but there is no actual surname "Biv" and of course the middle initial "G" is arbitrary.
		In assembly language a mnemonic is a code, usually from 1 to 5 letters, that represents an opcode, a number.
	www.bibleocean.com /OmniDefinition/Mnemonic (1254 words)

	Mentalrobics: Daily Articles about Memory
		The Loci system (the oldest mnemonic system on record) takes a little preparation and practice, but once you are ready, it can be very effective.
		Mnemonic systems involve adding something more memorable to the information you are studying.
		The Phonetic mnemonic system is similar to the Peg system in that it uses words to represent numbers so that you can recall items non-sequentially.
	www.mentalrobics.com /subcat/3/Mnemonics.html (1075 words)

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	Mnemonic Summary
		Process mnemonics incorporate symbolizing, such as representing mathematical rules (e.g., "to divide fractions, multiply by a reciprocal") with more memorable and imageable phrases ("flip the fool into the pool," which refers to a jogger who is fooling around on a diving board by standing on his head).
		Mnemonics for the cranial nerves vary, because the auditory nerve is also known as the Vestibulocochlear nerve and the accessory nerve is also known as the Spinal accessory nerve.
		Two mnemonics for the constant e (the base for natural logarithms) are "We require a mnemonic to remember e whenever we scribble math" and "To express e, remember to memorize a sentence to simplify this".
	www.bookrags.com /Mnemonic (5263 words)

	Idoine - Using Mnemonics in Vocabulary Tests (I-TESL-J)
		The use of mnemonics (memory improvement techniques) in language learning received some interest in research over 20 years ago but it is not a modern art.
		One technique taken from its originators is known as the Roman Room whilst the word "Mnemonic" itself derives from the ancient Greek mnemonikos and is related to the Goddess of memory, Mnemosyne, so it should not be surprising that the best Greek orators could recite speeches several hours long without forgetting their lines.
		The goroawase system uses the Japanese pronunciation of numbers to create syllables with a different meaning, and can be seen in many company telephone number jingles.
	iteslj.org /Articles/Idoine-Mnemonics.html (2311 words)

	Memory Test - Memory Techniques
		The Journey System: The journey method is a powerful, flexible and effective mnemonic based around the idea of remembering landmarks on a well-known journey.
		The Roman Room Mnemonic: The Roman Room technique is an ancient and effective way of remembering unstructured information where the relationship of items of information to other items of information is not important.
		It is the application of mainly this system that forms the basis of some of the extraordinary, almost magical, memory feats performed by magicians and memory technicians.
	www.brainmetrix.com /memory_test (586 words)

	Peg-Word System
		The peg system is good for memorizing an ordered list of words as well as the specific numbers associated with the words.
		The key to success in using the peg system is visual assosiation.
		Since the rhyming sounds become repetetive, it may be better to use the number-letter system, a different system that can be used to create a new reference list.
	library.thinkquest.org /C0110291/tricks/mnemonics/peg.php (547 words)

	[SETUP] Amnuts: A Unix talker system written in C
		The ROOMS section of the config file is where you shape the layout of the rooms; what they are linked to, if they are private, etc. This is simply done by one line in the config file for each room that you want.
		The mnemonic is just a convenient shorthand for the room and saves having to enter the entire room name for each of the links.
		You can list any of the rooms that you wish, or none at all as this section is optional and does not need to be in the config file (unlike the other sections.) Any of those rooms that you choose to list must also be contained in the ROOMS section.
	amnuts.talker.com /setup.html (3005 words)

	Mnemonic - Psychology Wiki - a Wikia wiki
		Mnemonics are often verbal, something such as a very short poem or a special word used to help a person remember something.
		The major system, or phonetic number system can be used to replace the memory of numbers with the memory of sequences of words or images.
		Mnemonics in computer science tend to be less pervasive as most abbreviations are brief.
	psychology.wikia.com /wiki/Mnemonic (4255 words)

	Mind Tools - Memory Techniques - The Roman Room Mnemonic
		Imagine a room that you know well: perhaps this is your sitting room, a bedroom, an office, or a classroom.
		The basis of the Roman Room system is that things to be remembered are associated with these objects, so that by recalling the objects within the room all the associated objects can also be remembered.
		The Roman Room technique is similar to the Journey method, in that it works by pegging images coding for information to known images, in this case to objects in a room or several rooms.
	www.psychwww.com /mtsite/romanrom.html (617 words)

	GoBinder :: Learn Effective Memorization Techniques :: Free Memory Tutorial
		In the Story System there is a higher chance that the flow of the story will allow most of the remainder of the list to be retrieved.
		The Alphabet Peg System is based on associating a peg word with each of the letters A to Z. It takes more time to learn than the simple number pegs and its application is more limited because most people do not know the numeric position of the letters (e.g., F = 6).
		Mnemonics are memory tools that allow you to use your whole mind to store and recall information.
	www.gobinder.com /MemoryTutorial.aspx (4023 words)

	PsiPog.net : Mnemonic Induction of Lucid Dreams (MILD) by Stephen LaBerge
		If the goal is very important to you, the system stays highly activated and you keep checking to see if it's time to do it, until it is time.
		When facing the challenge of remembering to do something, we can increase the likelihood of success by (1) being strongly motivated to remember and (2) forming mental associations between what we want to remember to do and the future circumstances in which we intend to do it.
		These associations are greatly strengthened by the mnemonic (memory aid) of visualizing yourself doing what you intend to remember.
	www.psipog.net /art-mnemonic-induction-lucid-dreams.html (1869 words)

	Mnemonics
		Learners have often used mnemonic (memory aid) strategies when studying complex material, but this strategy has been less frequently and explicitly used in the study of language.
		It's one thing to talk about mnemonics as a strategy for memorizing vocabulary, but how is a strategy for experiencing a language?
		A summary of the Linnaean system of taxonomy, including a description of basic taxonomic categories and where the definition of genus and species fit in.
	www.suite101.com /reference/mnemonics (379 words)

	Mind Tools - Memory Techniques - The Major System
		The Major Memory System is one of the two most powerful memory systems currently available.
		The system operates on a number of levels, depending on the amount of time a user is prepared to devote to learning the system.
		It is at higher levels that the power of the system is unleashed, however this level must be assimilated first.
	www.psywww.com /mtsite/majorsys.html (818 words)

	Remembering Information With the Roman Room Technique - Mind Tools Mnemonic Systems
		The Roman Room technique, also known as the Method of Loci, is an ancient and effective way of remembering information where its structure is not important.
		As an example, it serves as the basis of one of the powerful mnemonic systems used to learn languages.
		There is no need to restrict this information to rooms: you could use a landscape or a town you know well, and populate it with memory images.
	www.mindtools.com /pages/article/newTIM_06.htm (1354 words)

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