This helps the baby to start breathing and get settled in the new environment outside the mother.
VOA: special.2009.11.24
I don't do that. Part of this is designed to get you to start thinking about the transition from high school to college.
我不那样做,有些作业是为了,让你们开始思考,高中到大学的转变。
And when they get older, they're start saying, "To learn."
当他们长大一些,他们开始说,“去学习”。
He says the best way to learn is to read books about backpacking trips, talk to experts and then get outside and start doing it.
VOA: special.2011.03.23
But, can you see that as you get really close together the negative electronic cloud surrounding the two ions start to sense one another.
然后当你真的让它们,离得很近时,这两个离子周围的负电子云能感应到对方。
The two sides were hoping to get a new treaty in place by December 5 the date of START-One's expiration.
VOA: standard.2009.12.07
You always have to get worried in history when people start talking about how human beings or human behavior is rooted in nature.
当你了解那段历史中的人们在讨论,某些人类或者人类行为是天性使然时,你会为此担忧
Now,many leaders agree it is time for them to start backing off from stimulus spending, and get their debts and deficits under control.
VOA: standard.2010.06.05
So now you can start to see the things can get interesting quickly.
接下来,你们很快就能看到,这个东西其实很有趣了。
We are going to get there the day before the games start two days before. And it's all about building, and getting better every game and that is how the team is going to win.
VOA: standard.2010.01.12
These cubs are not going to survive once they are born so the female's best strategy is to get rid of them and start anew.
一旦幼仔出生后不能生存,雌狮的最好方式,是摆脱掉它们,开始新生活。
So we thought this was the time to actually convene policy makers together with civil society with small communities of people living with HIV, to get together under one roof and start talking what's next.
VOA: standard.2010.07.07
We'll get to those, but we'll start with ordinary, everyday, hum-drum facts about us.
我们之后会讲到那些,但是我们将从我们自身常见的,日常事实讲起
Well, they start to get lazy or they start to get irresponsible.
他们开始偷懒,开始变得不负责任。
When you get a wound several things start to happen.
受伤时有好几个生理过程会发生
So the Romans, for example, outlawed volunteer fire departments, in local places, because they were afraid that volunteer fire departments could be a place where locals, especially maybe lower-class locals, could get together and then start gossiping about what they could do to cause trouble for the Romans.
所以罗马人会,比如,会驱逐当地志愿消防部门,因为他们担心志愿消防部门,会成为当地人,尤其是下层阶级集会的场所,在那谋划如何,给罗马人制造麻烦。
What you'll actually find in terms of asking your TAs about the Lewis structure rules is that sometimes they won't be as good at them as you are, and the reason is once you've drawn enough of these structures, you start to get a lot of chemical intuition about it just looks wrong to you if it's wrong.
其实如果大家去问助教,路易斯结构的规则是什么的话,你会发现他们有时候可能并不比你们记得更清楚,因为一旦你画过足够多的路易斯结构,你就会开始获得很多化学直觉,如果它是错的,那么对你来说它看起来就是错的。
it's clear that you want to add a vector that looks like that, because then you go from the start of this to the finish of that, you end up at the same point and you get this invisible 0 vector.
显然应该给它加上这样一个矢量,因为从这个矢量的起点指向那个矢量的终点,最终指向的是同一个点,你就得到这个不可见的零矢量
Can I get you all to look at Game 1 and start thinking about it.
大家先浏览下游戏1 然后思考一下
Now they get close enough together that they start to sense that they are becoming part of one system.
现在他们足够接近了,它们开始作用了,他们开始成为体系的一部分。
When it gets to thousands of atoms things start to condense because there is a capacity to form other bonds secondarily, which we will get to in a little bit.
当有成千上万的原子,开始浓缩,因为形成次级键,的趋势,然后得到的体积只有一点点。
Something I'll also point out as you see these dashed line that tell you where the individual molecular orbitals are arising from, as you get to higher and higher atomic numbers of molecules that you're making, it makes a lot more sense to look at a diagram when you draw these dotted lines in, because they can start to get a little bit confusing.
我要指出的是,你们看这些虚线,它们告诉你,每个分子轨道的起源是什么,当你的原子数,越来越高的时候,画出这些点线,使图更容易理解,因为现在开始变得有一点混乱了。
You won't have to solve it in this class, you can wait till you get to 18.03 to start solving these types of differential equations, and hopefully, you'll all want the pleasure of actually solving the Schrodinger equation at some point. So, just keep taking chemistry, 18 03 you'll already have had 18.03 by that point and you'll have the opportunity to do that.
你们不用在课堂上就解它,你们可以等到得到18,03之后,再开始解这些类型的微分方程,希望你们都想得到,实际解薛定谔方程的乐趣,所以,保持来上化学课,你们在那个点将会得到,你们有机会做到的。
Then on Thursday we're going to start talking about how to manipulate DNA and get closer to using it in Biomedical Engineering.
周四我们会谈到如何,如何操控DNA并进一步,使之应用于生物医学工程领域内
The reason I tell you this is that I don't want people feeling that, well, the paper is going to start to decompose or something if I don't get to him by 5:00 today.
我给你的解释是,我不想让人感到,试卷开始变质,或是我不能在今天五点前和他见面。
Then you start to get lesions on your skin that are very characteristic of smallpox.
然后你的皮肤就会遭到损害,这就是天花的典型特征
You're going to find out, you know, one of these years when you start teaching that when you get really close to a blackboard, you just cannot think.
过几年以后,你们渐渐就会发现,当你开始教课,当你离黑板真的很近的时候,你就没法思考了
Now, what if they get close enough together to start forming one system.
现在组成为一个整体,会发生什么。
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