Sentence examples for well memorized from inspiring English sources

When prompted, students readily recited well memorized definitions of abstract ecological concepts such as species rarity and endemism, disturbance, succession, and exotic species.

I rehearsed the questions in French and had the vocabulary well memorized before my first interview with a village chief.

It is a scenario where every political leader rehearses a well memorized role, where the great pretenders who do not deserve to play the role transmit to society a context of normality and management which does not hold.

While the retrospective baseline did introduce possibility for inaccurate recording of seizure activity, this was minimized by focusing on generalized tonic-clonic seizures, clusters, and status epilepticus events, which, due to their severity, can be well memorized and counted.

Four of the subjects were excluded due to high error rates exceeding 25%% on the first unguided implementation trial (see below), suggesting that the instructions were not well memorized, thereby inducing a strong (undesired) trial-and-error learning component.

Scientific studies show that a person must repeat an action eight times before it is well memorized.

Li played a leading role in creating this training tool, the ImageNet project, but her current work goes well beyond memorizing this visual dictionary.

Suboohi Khan, 10, won her Bismallah (in the name of God) ribbon by writing 4 of God's 99 names in Arabic calligraphy and decorating them, as well as memorizing the Koran's last verse, used for protection against gossips and goblins.

If they do well and memorize them give them a treat or an award.

The only people who look stilted when delivering a speech are the ones who haven't memorized it well enough.

The public only learns how well that candidate has memorized their talking points.