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You've read all of one essay and you've read part of another, "Differance," and you've found him very difficult.
一整篇论文和另一篇论文的一部分，《延异》，大家已经发现了，德里达的作品很难懂。
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Lo and behold, their bonds would go up because people had discovered that you might be entitled to par.
你可以发现，他们的债券价格会上升因为人们,已经发现你可能有权以票面价值。
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And we find there's lots of consumer surplus because the prices are really as low as they ever could be.
并且我们发现有很多消费者剩余,因为价格已经不能再低
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Their newly uncovered languages had been long forgotten; their rich literary and legal texts were now indecipherable.
最近发现的语言是很早就已经被人忘记的;,丰富文学法律条文也难以辨认。
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Censorship only comes into play once a text has actually been in circulation for a while, only after a number of readers have found a published text to pose a threat.
控制仅仅是一本书已经出版发行一段时间,一些读者已经发现这印刷的文本,造成威胁时才起作用的。
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And he actually did this in the late 1800's, back before even all of the elements that we know today were discovered, really only about 60% or so, 70% were discovered then that we now know today.
他最终在十九世纪晚期完成了这一壮举，难能可贵的是,虽然我们现在已经发现了所有的元素，但在当时已知的元素只有我们现在知道,百分之六七十，在这种情况下。
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I know they might have told you that when you came, but you've learned differently,haven't you?
也许你们刚入学时，是这么听说的，但你们应该已经发现不同了，是吧？
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What's one of the problems you see or that we tripped over already?
你能发现其中的一个问题吗,或者你们已经遇到困难了吗？
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It makes sense when you hear it but it's the sort of finding that's been validated over and over again with animals and nonhumans.
这听上去很有道理,不过这个发现已经在动物,以及非人类身上得到了反复的验证。
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It says the discovery of the heaviest element known to science has been reported.
它说科学家们发现了最重的元素,并且已经上报了。
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It turns out that there's lots of proteins that have value as therapeutics and there's a list of them here and some of them you'll recognize.
我们已经发现很多有药用价值的蛋白质,这里有一张相关列表,其中一些你能认出来
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And we've seen that that's generally the case.
我们已经发现这是一个很一般的结论。
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You'd be wasting your time, wasting your money here, so don't do this if you find at the end of this you've got sixteen, seventeen, eighteen of these correct.
你是在浪费你的精力和金钱,所以如果发现你在小测验最后,已经能够答对百分之七八十,那就不要选这门课了
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But you see the difference. Great question, and a very important thing to understand, and that's why I'm belaboring this point, since this is where people tend to get pretty confused, and this is why mutation is very important to understand. Yeah.
但是你们已经发现区别了，这问题挺好的，并且有重要的一点需要我们去注意的是，人们经常对可变性这一点感到很迷惑，但是可变性是很重要的,我们需要理解它,这也是我经常强调这一点的原因。
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A few years earlier he had also gotten this law.
他实际上几年前已经发现了这个定律
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who will help me out？ They find themselves surrounded, and Paris is--it's nothing like- - it's one-third the size of London at this same time, or at any other time, but it has a huge circumference.
谁来帮我下,他们发现自己被包围了,巴黎成为,巴黎已经大不如前,它仅仅相当于,当时或其他时期伦敦规模的三分之一,还是一个巨大的牢笼
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So here we're talking about v plus 1, so if we were to write it just for the neutral electron itself, we would find that the electron configuration is argon, that's the filled shell in front of it.
这里我们要分析的是正一价的钒离子，因此，我们先写出中性原子的电子排布，可以发现，其原子实是氩原子的电子排布，这些壳层已经被占满了。
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Because these things are unpaired, we have already seen how unpaired electrons play a role in the Stern-Gerlach experiment.
因为它们都是未成对的，我们已经发现,在Stern-Gerlach实验中,未成对电子扮演怎样一个角色了。
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All the light ones have been discovered.
轻的元素都已经被发现了。
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We've found that stimulation, electrical stimulation deep in the brain can help patients that have Parkinson's Disease and can reduce the tremors and loss of muscle control that many patients with Parkinson's Disease use.
我们已经发现,这种脑部深层的电刺激,可以缓解帕金森氏症患者的症状,如震颤和肌肉丧失控制,许多帕金森氏症患者都使用这种疗法
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Now, you'll hear reports in the literature, you'll look in the newspaper, you'll hear about scientists that have found ways to trans-differentiate cells, that is move them from one pathway to the other.
如今,你通过听文献讲座,看报纸,会听说科学家们已经发现了,转分化细胞的方法,即把这些细胞从一种分化途径转到另一种
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That is, until the great archaeological discoveries of the nineteenth and twentieth centuries, which unearthed for us the great civilizations of the Ancient Near East, of which I have drawn a remarkably life-like map ] here on the board: Mediterranean, I always start with the Mediterranean Ocean, the Nile River, the Tigris and the Euphrates.
直到十九至二十世纪,一些重大的考古发现，才让我们了解到,远古近东的文明,我已经在黑板上画了一幅,栩栩如生的地图了：,地中海，我总是从地中海讲起，尼罗河，底格里斯河，还有幼发拉底河。
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It turns out that we are far from the first people, although it felt exciting, we did not discover this for the first time here today. In fact, J.J. Balmer, JJ Balmer who was a school teacher in the 1800s, was the first to describe these lines that could be seen from hydrogen.
实际上，它第一次被发现已经是在很早之前了，虽然我们觉得很激动，但我们,并不是第一次发现这个的，事实上，一个19世纪的老师,是第一个在氢原子中发现这些谱线的人。
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Well, realize one of the themes in this course and really one of the themes in programming and solving any problem with a machine is going to be really to just take small bites one at a time out of these problems until the end result ultimately is that you've actually bitten off a fairly large fairly interesting problem and in the aggregate, you've actually implemented something pretty sophisticated.
好吧，让我们先想一下这件事带给我们的主题,编程和解决问题的思想,一台机器最开始只会一步一个脚印,沿着要解决的问题向前迈进,直到最终的结果出来,最后你会发现，你已经解决了一个相当大,相当有趣的问题，而这个问题在最初看起来确是相当复杂的。
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As we've found cells from adult organisms that seem to be multipotential and studied them more carefully, some of their potentials turn out to be lost, they're not exactly the same.
因为我们在成人机体中找到,这些看上去是多能干细胞的细胞后,仔细研究后发现它们的一些潜能已经丢失,和胚胎中的那些并不一样
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So, if you look in the blood of patients that are infected with Hepatitis B you find a lot of Hepatitis B surface subunits, proteins without the nucleic acid circulating in their blood.
因此,如果你观察一下,已经感染乙肝病毒患者的血液,你会发现许多乙肝病毒的表面亚基,以及血液循环中存在没有核酸的蛋白质
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