From a very early age, I had a great memory for voices, a good ear.
It's a high bar, summer, winter or fall, a touchstone for filmmakers, and a great memory for me, 17, jaw dropped, in my seat at the Mid-Valley Mall. Mid-Valley Mall
You need to have empathy, personality, warmth and a great memory for names – because nothing flatters someone more than you remembering their name.
"It is a great memory for me," he says.
"It's a great memory for us and one we will always cherish.
Bangladesh captain Mashrafe Mortaza said: "If we can win this match, it will be a great memory for everyone involved with this team.
Some people have a great memory for names; they can learn to match a large number of names to faces under conditions of limited time, all without seeming to undergo an extraordinary amount of mental effort.
Groening describes "a really good-natured spirit of competitiveness among the youngest writers on the staff, who basically grew up watching the show and have a great memory for everything that's gone before".
However, there was no significant difference in performance at the end of class on the postquestions vs. the new questions (t 58) = 1.52, p = 0.13, 95% CI [−0.029, 0.219], d = .35, BF01 = 3.201), indicating that students did not show greater memory for prequestioned information relative to non-prequestioned information.
2. Having a great memory for names Denise memorized the names of all of the students in her 85-person lecture course within the first couple of class meetings and she spent only a little extra time outside of class reviewing their names and photographs.
