Actually, let me start by saying I'm going to distinguish two broad families of characteristics we might appeal to.

我首先来,区分一下两个不同种类的特征,我们也许会用到它们

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And we haven't seen all of these sorts, but it's actually quite neat to recognize how different the underlying work is of each of these algorithms.

我们还没有探讨所有的排序算法，但应该很容易区分,每一种算法其内在的,不同之处。

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In Ekman's work, he presents us with instructions on how to make different faces and identify faces.

在艾克曼的作品中，他给我们指导,怎样做不同面部表情并去区分他们。

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often a biologist can discriminate between different kinds of cells that they see in section of a tissue for example, merely by its shape and the characteristics that it has.

生物学家经常可以在组织切片上,仅凭所看见的细胞形状来区分不同细胞,如果举例来说的话,仅通过细胞的形状和特性就足够

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So I would help myself to this language of space-time worm object that extends not only over space but also over time, and distinguish the entire worm from the various slices or stages that either make up the worm or we could slice the worm into.

然后我借助时间虫这个词,这是描写物体,贯穿时间和空间的词语，并区分出整条虫,和不同的部分,这些部分是组成虫，或者虫可以切分成的。

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It's kind of ironic that we put this in the same lecture as we talk about atomic radii, which we also call r, but they're two different r's, so you need to keep them separated in terms of what you're talking about.

有点讽刺的是,我们在同一堂课里还讨论过了原子半径，它也是用，r，表示的，但是它们具有不同的意义，因此大家需要注意区分它们,弄清楚我们讨论的是哪一个。

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