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memory The word most commonly used to refer to a system's ability to retain specific information.
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memory The area of a computer where programs and data are stored.
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memory The circuitry in a computer that stores information. See also RAM and ROM. memory-resident
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memory c.’s T and B lymphocytes that mediate immunologic memory (q.v.); believed to retain information that permits a subsequent challenge to be followed by a more rapid efficient immunologic reaction on subsequent exposures to an antigen than occurred on first exposure.
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memory i. a sensation or sense perception as it is pictured in the memory.
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