Keffah says she spent her 18 days in jail trying to memorize the names of the dozens of detainees she said would be brought in every day.
No one plays to read a manual or memorize complex systems in Warcraft, but players engage enough to learn.
My biggest parental challenge in education comes from convincing my children to memorize things.
While some argued that Mahadevan may have an innate ability to memorize, Ericsson and colleagues found in their experiments with Mahadevan that he learned his unusual methods for memorizing numerical patterns after a thousand hours of practice.
Learning the radif stretches over at least a decade of self devotion during which the students memorize the radif s repertoire and engage in a process of musical asceticism intended to open the gates of spirituality.
"It is not the length of the price in digits that determines how difficult it is to memorize, but rather how many syllables this price has when read, " explains the research by Professor Calder and academics at two other institutions.
We have access to thousands of bits of information, millions, but why memorize something that you can just look up in 3 seconds?
He used a similar trick to memorize the precise order of 4, 140 random binary digits in half an hour.
Three-time World Memory Champion Ben Pridmore invented a memory system, which he alone has mastered, that allowed him to memorize the precise order of 28 shuffled packs of playing cards in one hour.
"First of all, I'd listen for weeks to memorize and really study what I'm hearing so I could sing it in my sleep, " she said of her preparation for the new album.
WSJ: The Orchestra Is a Woman | Petra Haden | By Jim Fusilli
The devices that will soon memorize your child, your husband or possibly you, those devices get an industry airing this week in Los Angeles.
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