Assisting, or intended to assist memory; the earliest stage in the development of writing, where devices such as notced sticks and knotted cords served as memory aids.
An easily remembered or identifiable abbreviation for an instruction, routine, or format. to top
Of, or relating to, memory.
Programmer-speak for a name that's easy to remember.
Relating to or assisting the memory. An aid used in remembering.
Strategy or tool to aid memory.
A term (or abbreviation) that is simple and easy to remember used to represent a complex or lengthy set of information. For example, the mnemonic for the Timer On Delay instruction for a PLC is TON, the mnemonic for an Up Counter instruction is CTU, and the mnemonic for the subtraction instruction is SUB.
A mnemonic (pronounced "nemonic") is a pattern that can be used as an aid for ...
a device or "hook" for REMEMBERING some- thing -- such as the "I before E except after C" rhyme you may have learned in school to help you remember how to spell words like "receive"
a device, such as a formula or rhyme, used as an aid in remembering
a device, such as a jingle or a rhyme, used to aid memory
a device, such as a phrase, word, or acronym, used as an aid in remembering
a device (such as a word, symbol or sound) intended to assist in recall
a device, technique, or method that helps a person remember things
a device to aid memory, for example "Be a fine girl, kiss me" (a politically incorrect way to remember the sequence BAFGKM) or "My very earnest mother jumps straight upon new plates" (Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, Neptune, Pluto
a formula or rhyme to help you remember
a memory assist to help recall data
a memory tool which helps you to remember complex information in a simpler,
a phrase or word to help you remember complicated or otherwise difficult to remember data
a rhyme which relates to the first letter of each word you're trying to remember
a short phrase or a string of words or letters each consisting of catchwords of statements or incidents, strung together as an aid to the memory
a string of words to aid the memory
a system to develop or improve the memory
a technique for aiding memory
a technique to help you ORGANIZE information into easily remembered words or lists
a tool designed to enhance your ability to learn and remember information
a trick for remembering something complicated, especially a list
a way of making information memorable by turning initials into a kind of story
a word or phrase made up of the initial letters of a number of other words or phrases, as an aid to the memory
a word or sentence or a formula that helps you recall relevant information
a word, phrase, song, etc
A symbolic label or code reminder that assists the user in remembering a specific operation or command.
a memory device, or way of helping yourself to remember something. Example: an invented story containing all the elements that you need to remember
A symbol or expression that can help someone remember something. For example, the phrase "Hello! My name is Bill. I'm 9 years old." might help an individual remember a secure 10-character password of "H!MniBI9yo."
a character string selected for its utility in assisting the memory in recalling its function
a device used for remembering something
A word, abbreviation, or acronym that replaces something too complex to remember or type easily. For example, ADC is the mnemonic for the 8086's add-with-carry instruction. The assembler converts it into machine (binary) code, so it is not necessary to remember or calculate the binary form.
A device to help with memorising, for example spellings or sequences, such as the months of the year or telephone numbers.
A word or string that is intended to be easier to remember than the thing for which it stands.
A device to help the memory: inventing mnemonics can help you remenber difficult spellings e.g. a pie ce of pie.(The word mnemonic starts with a silent . It comes from an ancient Greek word mnemonikos, meaning 'mindful').
Any practice device which makes information recall easier, may include rhymes, acronym, and acrostics.
a device for memorising and recalling something, such as a snake shaped like the letter 'S'
A technique used to help remember or memorize names or concepts. Mnemonics take a variety of forms, including acronyms, sentences, rhymes or songs. ( learn more)
A symbol chosen to assist human memory and understanding; e.g., an abbreviation such as "MPY" for multiply.
A mnemonic (pronounced in Received Pronunciation) is a memory aid, and most serve an educational purpose. Mnemonics are often verbal, something such as a very short poem or word (which may be made up), particularly lists. Mnemonics rely not only on repetition to remember facts, but also on associations between easy-to-remember information and to be remembered lists of data, based on the principle that the human mind much more easily remembers data attached to spatial, personal, or otherwise meaningful information than that occurring in meaningless sequences.