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In that case, we understand it as a sequence of cross-sections rather than something that somehow organically changes through time.
这样，我们就是在学习一个个语言的横截面,而不是语言自然的变化过程。
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What that colon is saying is, I'm about to begin a sequence of instructions that I want to treat as a block.
这个冒号的意思是，下面的一系列的指令,要当做一整块来对待。
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Each of these suffers a sequence of shocks that cumulate over your lifetime, so inequality gets worse and worse as people age.
这些东西随着你的生命,不断经受冲击，所以随着人长大，不平等就越来越严重。
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And this embarrassing episode is just the beginning of a sequence of embarrassing events that will occur as the Israelites move from Egypt towards the land that's been promised to them.
这令人尴尬的一幕只是,一系列尴尬事件的开始,这些都将发生在他们从埃及到应许之地的路上。
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ArgV You can think of this variable Arg V as literally an array a sequence of chunks of memory that literally are back to back to back in memory, and when you say bracket zero, by convention, you are referring to the variables stored here.
你可以想象这个变量,按顺序排列的一块块内存,依次地在内存中紧邻着的，当你指明，按照惯例，涉及,存储的变量在这里。
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Now the nice thing about this is that the degradation mechanisms seem to persist for some period of time, beyond the time at which you deliver the double stranded RNA; whereas, obviously, this mechanism here is only going to exist for as long as the anti-sense sequence is present.
而好消息是降解过程会持续一段时间,比你转入双链RNA的时间要长,但是,这种机制只会在,有反义链的时候发挥作用
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It's moving through a sequence of instructions, occasionally changing where we are as we move around.
它经过指令序列，在，我们移动的时候随机改变我们原本所处的位置。
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And inside of the machine, and things we'll talk about, there is a process that will allow that sequence to be executed as described in that recipe, so it can behave like any thing that I can describe in one of those recipes.
在机器里面，还有我们要说的，里面有一个我们允许的,在方法中描述的,将要被执行的序列的过程，因此它可以像我在方法之中,描述的任意一种那样来表现。
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Suppose instead, I want a machine that can take a recipe, the description of a sequence of steps, take that as its input, and then that machine will now act like what is described in that recipe.
假设换成这个，我想要一台可以安装描述，一系列步骤的结果的方法的机器，把那个当做输入设备，然后那台机器可以像方法中,描述的那样运行了。
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Well I need to take that number and I'm going to turn it into a string. So notice what I'm going to do right here. I take that number and convert it into a string. That's an example of that type conversion we did earlier on. By doing that it makes it possible for me to treat it as an ordered sequence of characters.
我可能得把这个数字变为字符串,请注意我这里是怎么做的,我把这个数字,转化为字符串了,这是我们之前学过的,类型转换的例子,这么一来我就能把它按照有序的。
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But I can also ask for parts of this. So I can, for example, say give me the first element of s1 string 1, s 1. Ah, that's exactly what we would have thought if this was represented as an ordered sequence of things.
然后返回一个长字符串，我也可以，取字符串的一部分，例如,我可以要求返回给我字符串,的第一个元素，啊，这证明我们之前,认为的它是一个有序的字符序列的想法。
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What we're saying is, in order to do computation, we want to describe recipes, we want to describe this sequence of steps built on some primitives, and we want to describe the flow of control that goes through those sequence of steps as we carry on So the last thing we need before we can start talking about real programming is, we need to describe those recipes.
我们在说，为了做计算，我们想描述一个方法，想描述建立在,相同基本类型上的步骤序列，而且我们想描述经过我们设计的,步骤的序列的，控制流程,因此我们开始谈论真正的编程之前,的最后一件事是，我们需要描述一下那些方法。
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I'm going to delete that arrow and actually draw s2 as pointing to this chunk of memory because whereas before this sequence of chars might have lived at address 71 or whatever, well, this one might live at 91.
我不会把那个箭头删除，实际上我画了s2作为,这块内存的指针，因为,这个字符序列存储在地址71或其它的地方，这个可能存储在91的地方。
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