Definition of mnemotechnics in English:

mnemotechnics

plural noun ˌniːmə(ʊ)ˈtɛknɪks

another term for mnemonics
Example sentencesExamples
- He has written on such topics as the mnemotechnics of interfaces, the cultural implications of nanotechnology, the aesthetics of speed, and crash test dummies.
- This materialization of mnemotechnics has left the role of the imagination uncertain.
- The question is whether mnemotechnics preserve and enable memories, or - to the contrary - if they produce memories prosthetically.
- A lot of music is about unlearning the mnemotechnics that have been inscribed by the social world, before you had a chance to revolt against them.
- For his last work published in 1591, Bruno once again focused on magic and astrological mnemotechnics.

Derivatives

mnemotechnic

adjective & noun

If writing remains the enabling limit within coding, this is because we are not dealing with a simple movement from writing to code, but with a new turn to the archival and mnemotechnic structure that is writing.
Example sentencesExamples
- According to the author, the acrostic may first have been used as a mnemotechnic device to ensure completeness in the oral transmission of sacred texts.
- Plato's Phaedrus addressed the mnemotechnic capacity of writing as already a mythic quality.
- The term ‘mnemonic-keyword method’ was coined by Atkinson to describe a mnemotechnic procedure for learning vocabulary in a second language.

Origin

Mid 19th century: from Greek mnēmē 'memory' + -technics (see technic).

单词	mnemotechnics
释义	Definition of mnemotechnics in English: mnemotechnics plural noun ˌniːmə(ʊ)ˈtɛknɪks another term for mnemonics Example sentencesExamples He has written on such topics as the mnemotechnics of interfaces, the cultural implications of nanotechnology, the aesthetics of speed, and crash test dummies. This materialization of mnemotechnics has left the role of the imagination uncertain. The question is whether mnemotechnics preserve and enable memories, or - to the contrary - if they produce memories prosthetically. A lot of music is about unlearning the mnemotechnics that have been inscribed by the social world, before you had a chance to revolt against them. For his last work published in 1591, Bruno once again focused on magic and astrological mnemotechnics. Derivatives mnemotechnic adjective & noun If writing remains the enabling limit within coding, this is because we are not dealing with a simple movement from writing to code, but with a new turn to the archival and mnemotechnic structure that is writing. Example sentencesExamples According to the author, the acrostic may first have been used as a mnemotechnic device to ensure completeness in the oral transmission of sacred texts. Plato's Phaedrus addressed the mnemotechnic capacity of writing as already a mythic quality. The term ‘mnemonic-keyword method’ was coined by Atkinson to describe a mnemotechnic procedure for learning vocabulary in a second language. Origin Mid 19th century: from Greek mnēmē 'memory' + -technics (see technic).
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