His enduring popular reputation over the years is partly because of his ability to express emotions of a certain universally appealing kind (The Shropshire Lad has been in print continuously since 1896) but also testifies to a remarkable style, both epigrammatic and musical, which produces lyric poems that are simple to remember – and simply memorable.
"I think it could be something related to sort of the brain searching for an optimal level of complexity in a melody, it wants something that is quite simple to remember, but something also that adds a bit of interest," said Jakubowski.
We wanted something simple to remember, which is why we went with icons or symbols, and I came up with the triangle-circle-X-square combination immediately afterward.
And, certainly avoid the simple to remember, simple to crack: 123456, Iloveyou, 0000, Fido, etc. Stronger password security can be had via two-factor authentication (2FA) which split the password between two different systems and devices, making it very effective, but not perfect.
Effective public education follows simple rules: the message must be simple to remember, effective and consistent.
Clinical scoring systems or clinical prediction rules are most likely to be useful if they are simple to remember and use, which suggests that few variables should be used preferably using a simple count of the predictive variables.
Our physician author has found that the w e i g h t k g (h e i g h t (m ) ) 2 or w e i g h t l b × 703 (h e i g h t (i n ) ) 2 formula for calculating BMI, while simple to remember, is surprisingly time consuming and error-prone in the time-pressured environment of a busy clinic.
This one is simple to remember; affect means to influence and effect means to cause.
In "MLA Citations," the author notes that most MLA in-text citations are "straightforward and simple to remember" (3).
