- French, œ is
called e dans l'o [ə dɑ̃ lo],
which means e in the o (a
mnemotechnic pun used
first at school,
sounding like (des) œufs dans l'eau, meaning...
- more
literal meaning is "Memorative Art". It is also
referred to as
mnemotechnics. It is an 'art' in the
Aristotelian sense,
which is to say a method...
- The
mnemonic effect or
mnemotechnic effect occurs when the
viewer of an adverti****t is
persuaded in
making a
buying decision that is
contradictory to...
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techniques are used in rehabilitation, such as
implicit tasks,
speech and
mnemotechnic methods. So far, it has been
proven that
education techniques of compensatory...
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eleven different modes of
recitation (pathas),
using the
alphabet as a
mnemotechnical device, "matching
physical movements (such as
nodding the head) with...
-
issues focus on one
theme like stem cells, the
origin of life, astronomy,
mnemotechnic, influenza, nanotechnology, CERN,
climate change etc. The
magazine also...
-
Retrieved 27
December 2014. Guertin,
Carolyn (2003).
Quantum feminist mnemotechnics: the
archival text,
electronic narrative and the
limits of
memory (PhD...
- Sockanathan,
Andrew (2011).
Digital Desire and
Recorded Music: OiNK,
Mnemotechnics and the
Private BitTorrent Architecture (Ph.D.). Goldsmiths, University...
- «Fat Dad». But that was just what we were
taught at school, it is a
mnemotechnic device to
remember the
counties of
Northern Ireland which says something...
- [ˈnom] ('gnome'), mnemotècnia [nəmuˈtɛŋniə] (E) / [nemoˈtɛŋnia] (W) ('
mnemotechnical'), pneumàtic [nəwˈmatik] (E) / [newˈmatik] (W) ('pneumatic'), pseudònim...
