Sentence examples for which we memorize from inspiring English sources

The type of learner we are affects the means by which we memorize things, evaluate and classify information, the way we solve problems, even the means of our creativity.

In order to test this hypothesis, we conducted an experiment in which we instructed subjects to memorize the length of a bar presented on a computer screen and then compare this memorized length to the length of a probe bar.

When enough time has passed, the students will eventually take a quiz to assess their knowledge, by which we mean their ability to memorize and be tested against their peers.

Peyton is 9; she seems to be very proud of our book and she's memorized the page on which we quote her.

Shape memory polymer is a kind of smart materials which can memorize the permanent shape and can recover to original shape when be exposed to external stimulus.

A change in cognition, defined by the same cognitive and learning tasks on multiple occasions, may also be explained by the ease at which children memorize and engage in habitual action (Kember et al., 2000).

The D&D magic system, in which wizards memorize spells that are used up once cast and must be re-memorized the next day, was heavily influenced by the Dying Earth stories and novels of Jack Vance.

To examine whether the simple visual experience during flight induces a biased increase in GABAergic neuron activity in the OLs, we investigated kakusei-expression in the re-orienting bees, which flew to memorize the new hive location [7].

But which poems to memorize?

Instead, "more than 70 percent" consists of ancient texts, which students must memorize to pass.

In contrast, the neural activity of the two mushroom body neuron subtypes, the small-and large-type Kenyon cells, is increased in the brains of re-orienting workers, which memorize their hive location during re-orienting flights.