memor-, memen-

1 A brief opinion of a court that announces the result of a case without any detailed discussion and which is usually unpublished and cannot be cited as a precedent.
2 An opinion of the U.S. Tax Court that is ordered not to be published but which is authoritative as a precedent,
3. An opinion of a judicial court that sets forth the court's views or intended decision in a case but does not constitute a final judgment.

In eternal remembranc: The headstone that Stella chose for her grandmother's grave was to include memoria in aeterna, or. in everlasting memory.

Any mnemonic device or aide-memoire, especially a technical device.

System of memory.

A mnemonical system or use of mnemonics.

To learn something so well that a person is able to remember it perfectly; learn something by heart; to commit to memory: Henry memorized his speech before delivering it on TV.

An actor and an actress usually memorize their lines for the various scenes of a drama for an audience or even for movies.

The amount of data that can be stored on the microchip in an RFID tag.

Memory on the microchip in an RFID tag is usually divided into sections, which can be read or written to individually.

Some blocks might be locked, so data can't be overwritten, while others are not.

The lower level of microprogram control memory, in which the nanoinstructions are stored.

I hate a drinking friend with a memory.

Recognition that we are apt to speak imprudently while under the influence.

Random Access Memory memory