She reads expressions by connecting the movement of specific facial muscles with a memorized set of corresponding emotions.
This is because addition and particularly multiplication problems are thought to be more frequently solved using a memorized table of arithmetic facts than are subtraction problems.
Marian dodges a multiplicity of unsavory individuals and enemy traps, equipped with one cyanide pill, two aliases and a memorized laundry list of agentry verbotens.
The imitation of a memorized sound is a clear example of vocal learning, but is that when vocal learning starts?
In addition to successful retrieval of perceptual aspects of a memorized event, reconstructive processes combining information from different sources are also necessary under specific task conditions.
When you rigorously consign each element of knowledge to its own classroom, what you are left with is a sort of poor cousin to rote learning a memorizing of facts without true meaning--except that under the modern system, few can actually even repeat the facts!
(The media has focused on Marco Rubio's embarrassingly repetition of a memorized speech, a moment that was about meta-narrative, not policy).
Together in Experiments 2 and 3, in which visual similarity among exemplars was controlled, we could find no evidence that an exemplar of a memorized category could guide attention.
The word 'topos' (place, location) most probably is derived from an ancient method of memorizing a great number of items on a list by associating them with successive places, say the houses along a street, one is acquainted with.
Instead of memorizing a list of words, try breaking it into easier to remember smaller lists.
Some instructors may plead an inability to remember names; however, there are many simple ways to scaffold the use of individual student names in a classroom without memorizing all of them.
