Does anybody know what mnemonic mean?
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A MNEMONIC is a word, short poem, sentence etc that is intended to help you remember things such as scientific rules, spelling rules, etc. For example, 'i' before 'e', except after 'c' is a mnemonic to help people remember how to spell words like 'believe' and 'receive'.
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i think - what ?%?^@^@$%R does that mean... wouldve searched for it online but hey, got plenty more questions to answer before the net gets jammed and slows down and all..\n\ncheers..
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You measure memory in computers with MB and GB because B = bytes = binary coding.  The human brain is not binary, so you cannot do the same with the human brain.\n\nIt's like trying to measure the information content of a street by counting lines, lanes, dots, and signs.  It's meaningless.\n\nI've said it before, but everyone's so enamored with the notion of parallels between human intellect and computers that they all just ignore it.
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I have learnt that a mnemonic device helps you to remember things especially terms better. But I don't know the answer to this...top level of organization?
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mem'ory bank"\n\n\n1. the complete records, archives, or the like of an organization, country, etc. \n2. the total of a person's memories or recollections. \n3. See data bank (def. 1).
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A memory is a piece of information stored in the brain. Memories sometimes can be stored in a way that is difficut to recollect, usually these have little meaning and cause almost no associations. But memories that make strong associations to other experiences and make links with other parts of the brain are more easily recalled and end up being stored in several areas of the brain.
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Can you explain, I don't know what you mean. A program or something?
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I assume you mean "paraphrase." It means to repeat something in your own words, usually to clarify the meaning.
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Mnemonic techniques are memory aids based on finding associations between what you have to remember and other, easier-to-remember items. For instance, if you have to memorize a sequence of sentences or words, use them to construct a phrase that makes sense and includes them (entirely or partially, or only the initials) in the correct order. \nI remember a mnemonic used to remember the suffixes for oxids and derived acids in Chemistry classes  (I cannot use it as example because it doesn't make sense in English).
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It actually refers to a memory location whose address\nin hex is 800H or in decimal it is 2048D.
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Are you asking about the word "jargon"?\n\nIf so, that means: \njar·gon    ( P )  Pronunciation Key  (järgn)\nn. \n1)Nonsensical, incoherent, or meaningless talk. \n2)A hybrid language or dialect; a pidgin. \n3)The specialized or technical language of a trade, profession, or similar group. See Synonyms at dialect. \n4)Speech or writing having unusual or pretentious vocabulary, convoluted phrasing, and vague meaning. \n\nI typically use the word by the 3rd definition.  I work at an IT company.
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I recomend using this as your main point:  \n\nWhat it means to be educated is developing the ability to think critically or critically analyze things.  It does not mean committing to memory every fact you have ever come across.  It means getting acquainted w/ certain fundamentals and understanding and using those skills to PROBLEM SOLVE.  \n\nDefine some terms, Use examples to illustrate, summarize a conclusion and your Done Man!
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Italian & it means (not so accurate)\nAvnex is up them, volelo to know when MMG will exit version 3,0 and if I can agiornare my version 2.0. A ' other question: in your situated one where are unloaded the modernizations of the software, are free? Distinguished Luca salutes Bear
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what do you mean by which of the above? you silly person, dont copy what teacher wrote on the board - annotate the question silly!
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think they make this thing called a dictionary. maybe it can help you.
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Please define ro-ro, BM, KB and GM\nThis ? is virtually unintelligible
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Can't remember... (if I even knew)