memorizable

As such events fit into predictable patterns, they become memorizable at lower levels in the hierarchy.

Memorizable system: the names consist of understandable common words (in accordance with the case one, two or three words).

One of the songs in her second album, İstanbul, attracted particular public attention with its touching and easily memorizable lyrics.

Language that takes on certain striking physical attributes (rhyme being only one such possibility) becomes not only memorable but also memorizable.

Author Caroline Bee said the song "is not very rhythmic and is hardly memorizable".

An important function of domain names is to provide easily recognizable and memorizable names to numerically addressed Internet resources.

To make it possible for the adult players to remember their moves playing at high speed, Mr. Pandolfini choreographed games with easily memorizable patterns.

The characters are fetchingly named after famous mystery writers, each labeled with a single epithet or attribute that renders them memorizable, if not memorable.

And attentive listeners will come away from "Partisans of Ali" with a conveniently memorizable fact sheet on Shiism.

The game is mostly fast-paced but easily memorizable and it presents a variety of enemies (some flying, some fixed, some on rails) and bosses, with many occurrences of fixed and/or indestructible obstacles.

Since the lay brothers could not recite the Divine Office in Latin, they would instead pray easily memorizable prayers such as the Our Father or the Hail Mary as many as 150 times per day.

How to solve the Rubik's Cube, a Wikibooks article that describes an algorithm that has the advantage of being simple enough to be memorizable by humans, however it will usually not give an optimal solution which only uses the minimum possible number of moves.