0 past simple and past participle of memorize --
1 to learn something so that you will remember it exactly: --
They may be either memorized or constructed by explicit rules learned in declarative memory.
Its features were named; the paths and trails that crisscrossed it were memorized.
They might excel also if tested on, say, incidental occurrences of rhymes among stimuli to be memorized on a semantic, rather than a phonological, basis.
Both groups were then given up to 15 min to answer a quiz, requiring them to write out the memorized descriptions.
This phenomenon can be detected if the variation of the position on several iterations is memorized.
However, it cannot be ruled out that certain "top-down" feedback processes are involved as well, which support the recognition of objects already memorized.
The subjects worked over the items at their own pace until they felt that they had memorized them.
If, in contrast, they have memorized content but do not have the skills to learn on their own, their continued progress is in danger.
