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We can anatomize some of the forms of power that have been most commonly attributed to this greatest English poet.
我们可以剖析一下这种种,大家通常认为这伟大的英国诗人所具有的力量。
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because they fly in to land on our medical center, a few times a day usually.
因为它们飞进来在我们的医学中心上降落，一天通常会有好几次。
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That tells us the direction of spontaneous change for ordinary processes, chemical processes, mixing and you name it, under conditions that are easy to achieve in the lab.
这个物理量告诉我们在实验室,能够实现的条件下通常的过程，化学过程，混合以及你所能想到的过程，自发进行的方向。
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This is a distinction which is not meant sort of counter-intuitively to suggest that somehow or another, as opposed to what we usually think, writing precedes speech--not at all.
这个区别没有在某种程度上故意地，与我们的直觉相反,暗示，无论如何，与我们通常想的相反,我们通常认为书写是在讲话之前的，完全不是这样。
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Their answers are often correct and often possessing stereotypes lets us make reasonable and correct generalizations about the world.
他们的答案通常是正确的,通常刻板印象能让我们合理地,正确地归纳世界。
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Normally, I will mention our readings, but I won't spend a lot of time actually discussing them in detail.
通常,我会提到我们的阅读材料,但是我不会花过多的时间,来讨论细节问题
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In American history our reform crusades have usually had to do with one of several objects or purposes or problems.
在美国历史上我们为理想而进行的改革,通常与如下几个目的,或意图,或者问题之一有关联
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And so Milton writes : "And when we return to our native Olympus" and in a classically oriented poem such as this a phrase like "our native Olympus" would always serve to signify the Christian heaven.
所以在83页他写到：,“当我们回到奥林匹斯山“,在古典主义的诗里，如这句,“我们的奥林匹斯山“通常象征着基督教的天堂。
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Often,we just don't know how it got it, and it just happened because somebody just said, "It's authoritative. It must've been written by an apostle."
我们通常都不知道它是如何来的，它已经成了事实，因为有人说，“它具有权威，肯定是由一位使徒所写“
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Each of us individually has an incentive to emit carbons as usual.
通常我们每个人都有排碳的动机
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He was spectacularly wrong, but I notice he's also no longer CEO;so, these things happen There is a general bias.
他彻彻底底的错了，但是我也注意到我们通常所见的偏见发生了,他也不再是CEO了。
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It's referred to as a kapporeth: we don't really know what this word means it's traditionally translated "mercy seat," ] I think that's how the JPS might translate it.
它指的是一个叫做kapporeth的东西，我们不知道它,真正意味着什么，通常我们都叫它“约柜上的金盖“,我认为这个译本翻译自,犹太人出版学会。
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The most common one and the one we're going to use, is what's often called big Oh notation.
也就是我们即将用的方法,就是通常被叫做大O的方法，它叫大O并不是因为。
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that are added onto our usual sale, you know, discounts, so those help, yeah.
在我们通常的减价基础上继续减，你知道，打折，这真的有用，就这样。
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It's headed by one person but in our case it had 4-5 people working on nothing but the president's schedule.
通常有一个人完成,但我们的办公室由4，5个人负责,他们仅仅是负责日程安排。
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Furthermore doesn't the study of old books often very old books ? risk overlooking the issues facing us today?
此外，研究这些巨著,通常年代久远,不会有忽略我们今日所面临议题的风险吗？
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And for reference, incidentally, in case you ever forget what the point of some exercise was, I'll almost always comment the code up top with a quick sentence or two that reminds you what this program does.
顺便作为参考，为了避免我们可能忘记一些代码的意思，我通常会用一两个简单的句子,在上面作出注释,那样会提醒我们这个程序是干嘛的。
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The signal comes in the form of molecules which we're going to call throughout the lecture here 'ligands'.
信号通常以分子的形式来传递,在这门课里我们把这种分子叫做配体
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Because there are a lot more chemical-sounding things in that list of ingredients than there are things that nature would recognize or we would ordinarily recognize as food.
因为配料单里的很多东西,看上去更像化学成分,而不是我们通常认为的自然物质,或者常规意义上的食物
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So basically, what we do is we have doctors come in from nearby hospitals,
通常在这个课上，我们会邀请附近医院的一些医生，
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That great deal of specificity implies that heat is also path-dependent and again we have the convention that if heat is added to the system, the quantity is greater than zero.
热也是与路径有关的,根据通常的习惯,如果我们对系统加热，其符号取为正。
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I think the sort of skepticism I mean arises from what one might call and what often is called modernity not to be confused with Modernism, an early twentieth-century phenomenon, but the history of modern thought as it usually derives from the generation of Descartes, Shakespeare, and Cervantes.
我所说的怀疑主义,产生于我们通常说的现代性,不要与20世纪早期的，现代主义搞混了，现代性是现代思想的历史,始于笛卡尔，莎士比亚和塞万提斯一代。
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And I didn't specify the conditions, but if we were to do this under ordinary chemical conditions of some, you'd say room temperature and pressure, right, they all happen spontaneously.
我并没有特别说明反应条件，但是如果我们在通常的化学条件下,实现这些化学反应，比如在室温和大气压下下，他们都是自发的。
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And to that end we have to ask questions that you wouldn't normally ask.
最后我们要问问题,你通常不会问的那些。
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At the end of last class,I began to raise the question as to whether or not we should distinguish two questions that we would normally be inclined to run together.
在上节课的最后我提出以下问题,是否该要区别这两个,我们通常倾向于一视同仁的问题。
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I've got another little thing here that I'm going to use a little later on that just prints out values of things.
给我p2的x值,对它们进行比较,就像我们通常会做的那样。
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Last time we used printf generally to print a static string, like a hardcoded string, like "David," just for example's sake.
上次我们通常用“printf“,来打印一个静态的字符串，像硬编码的字符串“David“,这只是个例子。
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So the second common thing that we saw was a syntax like this.
我们看到的第二个通常的东西是一个这样的语法。
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Second, well we're not getting to the second one; let's see what-- okay as I mentioned the lecture slides will be posted almost always the same day after the class.
第二点我们暂时不谈,课程的课件会放在网站上,通常是那一天下课后
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