Definition of mnemon in English:

mnemon

noun ˈniːmɒn

Psychology

The minimum physical change in a brain, or other system, which constitutes the storage of a single piece of information in the memory; a unit of memory.

Origin

1960s; earliest use found in John Zachary Young (b. 1907). From ancient Greek μνήμη memory + -on; apparently coined by A. Cherkin, whose forthcoming paper is discussed by Young.

Definition of mnemon in US English:

mnemon

nounˈniːmɒn

Psychology

The minimum physical change in a brain, or other system, which constitutes the storage of a single piece of information in the memory; a unit of memory.

Origin

1960s; earliest use found in John Zachary Young (b. 1907). From ancient Greek μνήμη memory + -on; apparently coined by A. Cherkin, whose forthcoming paper is discussed by Young.

词汇	mnemon
释义	Definition of mnemon in English: mnemon noun ˈniːmɒn Psychology The minimum physical change in a brain, or other system, which constitutes the storage of a single piece of information in the memory; a unit of memory. Origin 1960s; earliest use found in John Zachary Young (b. 1907). From ancient Greek μνήμη memory + -on; apparently coined by A. Cherkin, whose forthcoming paper is discussed by Young. Definition of mnemon in US English: mnemon nounˈniːmɒn Psychology The minimum physical change in a brain, or other system, which constitutes the storage of a single piece of information in the memory; a unit of memory. Origin 1960s; earliest use found in John Zachary Young (b. 1907). From ancient Greek μνήμη memory + -on; apparently coined by A. Cherkin, whose forthcoming paper is discussed by Young.
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