Maybe you're not looking at a reaction, but you've got some new compound, and you're looking at it go from liquid to solid or to gas.
也许你研究的不是一个反应,但你得到了一种新的化合物,你看着它从液体变成了固体或气体。
But it has a property that when you add it to anything, you get the same vector.
但它有个性质,就是用它加任何矢量,你得到的都还是原矢量
Now, this is not the nicest way to do it but it'll work. I can look at the type of the value of base and compare it to the type of an actual float and see, are they the same?
这不是最好的办法但它确实有用,我可以得到底的值的类型然后,和一个真的浮点数的类型比比,看他们是不是一样?
If you do the base pairing goes exactly the same sequence backwards down here.
如果将它碱基配对,就会得到相同,但反过来的序列
And this is determined by measurement.
但它是通过测量得到的。
That means that you no longer have the right to get it but that doesn't mean they don't still own gold; it's just sitting there in their vaults from way back.
那意味着你没有权利得到它,但那不意味着他们没有金子;,只是他们仅仅坐在自己的金库中。
One person might be a little low one day, another person might be high, a lot of people might-- you might happen to have captured them on an average day, but overall it averages out, so you get a representative sample.
一个人可能某一天少吃些,另一个人可能多吃些,很多人都会这样,你可能正好得出人们,平均每天的摄入量,但把它的整体平均一下,就得到有代表性的结果
if you don't want to use that, you can also derive it as we did every time, it should intuitively make sense how we got there. But the exams are pretty short, so we don't want you doing that every time, so we'll save the 2 minutes and give you the equations directly, but it's still important to know how to use them.
吸收的和发射的,如果你不想用公式,你也可以每次都向我们这样推导它,很直观的就能得到结果,但考试时间很短,我们不希望你们每次都推导,所以我们会直告诉你,让你节省2分钟,但知道如何应用它十分重要。
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