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She is able to memorise these physical points, but has difficulty memorising sounds per se, made manifest in a difficulty to perceive voiced/unvoiced distinctions. Cicero recalls having to memorise as a schoolboy the centuries old Twelve Tables of laws, in a Latin so archaic that he and classmates could barely understand it. Work is proceeding, for instance, on a low cost data acquisition system, based on the use of microprocessors, which when installed on a tractor can be used to memorise data on the effects of speed and depth on the draught of various types of implements, including chisel and mouldboard ploughs and a field cultivator. |
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