But it's not quite true, because typically what they actually do that, is they say it's adjusted for risk.

但是这是不对的，因为它们实际上就是存在这种情况，它们会根据风险进行调整。

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In fact, you'll find the probability of this happening 3% is only about 3 percent, of it happening just by accident.

实际上你会发现,出现这种情况的概率是，所以说他们的实验结果完全是偶然的。

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That was an interesting situation where the project of one group of students was in fact a great solution for the product of another group of students.

这种情况很有趣,一组学生的项目,实际上就是另一组学生,推出的产品的解决方案。

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In fact, this example would compile because you can use curly braces in this way to encapsulate lines of code, but realize for now, that, not good.

实际上，这个例子可以编译,因为你可以用这种方式来压缩代码行,但是请认识到，那个，不太好。

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So, yes, they're very poisonous, and in fact, there are areas where you find this toxic compound, cyanide.

因此，没错，它们毒性非常强，而实际上，你会发现很多地方都有这种有毒成分，氰化物。

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Now, I know I'm answering your question I think in a better way, but it's actually very rare.

我想我现在已经很好的回答了你的问题,不过这种情实际上是非常罕见的

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You remember, thalidomide is the drug which was actually really most used as sleeping aid that when pregnant women took were shown to produce deformities, children who were born without limbs for example.

你应该知道这种药品,实际上它是用来辅助睡眠的,但是，如果孕妇吃了这种药,就可能造成胎儿畸形，可能生出来的婴儿是没有四肢的。

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Indeed, one occasionally reads in the newspaper about this sort of thing where you can get tested for such and such a disease.

实际上，一次偶然在报纸上看到,有关这种在哪里可以,化验这种那种疾病的内容。

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So, let's think about it, and let's think about what we're actually doing when we solve this.

确实更有效率的解决了问题,好，接下来让我们来想想,看我们实际上是怎么来解决这种问题的。

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Now this is actually a poor way to do it, because you might say, well, it's just the list.

它以这种形式显示出来了，现在这实际上是一种很差劲的方法，因为你可能会说，好吧。

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For some of you that haven't I'll just say that it's a protein, it's 238 amino acids, which means that it's about 1,000, actually more than 1,000 atoms in size, and this protein is fluorescent.

对于那些没听说过的人,我要说它是一种蛋白质，它有238个氨基酸，也就意味着它有约1000个，实际上是超过1000个原子，这种蛋白质是有萤光的。

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Right, and just to get a sense of this, let's look at a simple little example, so on your hand-out, you'll see I've got a little piece of code that says assuming I've got one of these points, I want to do things with it, for example I might want to add them together.

这些数组中的一个，你怎么能够知道，它是哪种类型的呢？,你怎么知道它是以笛卡尔坐标,表示的还是以极坐标,形式表示的呢？,你没有可以用来区分的东西，你没有说明这种信息,聚集实际上的意义。

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Well, actually, the first remark is, probably wouldn't be completely accurate to say, to describe these views as saying, " "It's being alive per se."

实际上，第一个评价是，也许这种说法不完全准确，他们把这些观点描述成为，“活着本身“

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And an important thing to remember when we talk about resonance hybrids is that the structure it's not 1/2 the time this structure, and 1/2 of the time this structure, it's actually some combination or some average between the two structures.

而当我们讨论共振杂化的时候,有一件重要的事情需要牢记,那就是这种结构并不是,一半时间处于这种结构的状态，而另外一半时间又变成了这种结构的状态，它实际上是两种结构在,一定程度上的组合或者平均。

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This is actually not true.

实际上,这种看法是不对的

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The study of what you don't need your brain to do has often drawn upon this weird methodology where— This was actually done in France a lot where they would decapitate people and when— After they decapitated people, psychologists would rush to the body of the headless person and sort of just test out reflexes and stuff like that.

对那些无需大脑参与行为的研究,经常会用到一种古怪的研究方法,实际上这种研究曾在法国出现过多次,因为在法国,犯人会遭到斩首,当犯人遭到斩首后,心理学家们会冲到无头躯体那里,检验躯体的反射行为,以及一些其他的行为

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