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memory bank
(1) A physical section of memory. See memory module.

(2) A generic term for computer storage.
memory bank [′mem·rē ‚baŋk]
(computer science)
A physical section of a computer memory, which may be designed to handle information transfers independently of other such transfers in other such sections.


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It is an interesting concept to be able to learn while you sleep Information is somehow swirling around in the catchment areas of the brain, where visual stimulation has retained them in the memory banks for a period of time (some believe forever, the brain can never truly forget anything we see or hear or even smell) and our pre conscious mind is slowly downloading the information, even while we are sleeping It is an interesting concept to be able to learn while you sleep.
s memory banks seem to be limitless, as there has been no scientific evidence or psychological evidence that we can actually forget things.
When this happens, the mind exudes a certain set of brainwaves, the body is positioned to receive new information and the memory banks are hungry for as much information as possible.
 
 
 
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