Meanings of didactic memory in English

Her Confederation generalist didactic memory identified it immediately: a soldier-caste Tyrathca.

Kelly's didactic memory didn't have any reference to a Tyrathcan religion.

Tyrathca didn't, or couldn't, use stairs, according to her didactic memory.

According to his didactic memory, sayce were supposed to be fairly brutal carnivores.

Star of her education stream, exceptionally receptive to each didactic memory she received.

She focused hard on her primer-level didactic memory of the Kiint.

He'd never had a didactic memory imprint covering their operations and program parameters.

Didn't the Church give you a generalist didactic memory of Lalonde before you left? Ruth asked.

He'd taken didactic memory courses on electronics, nanonics, and software every month since he'd passed his fourteenth birthday.

The Lalonde generalist didactic memory called it a kroclion, a plains-dwelling carnivore which even the sayce ran from.

The plains carnivores hadn't often plagued the homesteads, but his didactic memory showed what a menace the lumbering animals could be.

Names and shapes whirled through her mind, the didactic memory on full recall, trying to match up with what she was seeing.

It featured prominently in the didactic memory which the LDC immigration advisory team at the orbital-tower base-station had imprinted before she left Earth.

That would be the chikrows, he thought, reviewing the didactic memory of local conditions which the Church had given him before he left Earth.

Mother is working at the school in Colsterworth, introducing didactic memories.

Tolton summoned up his first grade physics didactic memories.