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"What movie did you see tonight?" "'A-Team.'" "And what did you think of it?"
VOA: special.2010.06.14
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But did you see movement?
但是你刚才看到那个移动了吗？
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What did you see at the Metropolitan Museum?
你在大都会艺术博物馆都看到什么了？
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"Florida." "And what did you see tonight?" "'Killers.'" "And what did you think?"
VOA: special.2010.06.14
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If you did that what would happen is you would see antibody levels rise even more sharply than before.
如果这么做,会发生什么,与第一次接种相比,抗体浓度急剧上升
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The Taos Pueblo you see today looks almost as it did to the Spanish when they arrived almost five centuries ago.
VOA: special.2010.07.05
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This is boring. In fact, you can do some nice things to prove what is the class of functions you can compute with straight-line programs, and what you'd see if you did that is, it's not particularly interesting.
这很无聊，实际上，你可以通过做一些很有趣的事情,来证明你可以通过直线程序,来做很多功能，但是你也看到我们之前讲过的了，这不太有趣。
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Well, I think I know how Do you see what we've done We're gonna make such fools of ourselves How did we get here?
VOA: standard.other
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You did not see a tiny, tiny little stream coming out of each of these orifices.
你看不到细小细小的光束,从这些小孔里出来。
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"I expect him to address the German situation as he did the Irish and I'll bet you that you'll see some kind of language that will - using very papal rhetoric, acknowledge that the way the bishops were dealing with it in 1980 or thereabouts, when he was in that role, was we now know, not the best way."
VOA: standard.2010.04.01
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And also, Professor Bawendi recently did an interview with "The Tech." Did anyone see a few of you read the paper last week.
同时，Bawendi教授最近,和“The，Tech“做了一个采访,3，4个，一小部分人看了上星期的报纸。
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Okay. Obviously, this is the bar of syncopation-- we did this in section last week-- but you can see this note is the syncopated note.
显然,这个小节里包含了切分节奏,上周的课我们提到过,我们看到这个音符是切分音符
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so that's what he did, he rigged up a lever here, you can see.
这就是他做的，你能看到，他做了一个杠杆装置。
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I want to suggest to you that he did that because a woman is expected to occupy certain conventional roles at this moment, and we see her in one at the very beginning of the novel.
因为在这个时代,女人是被要求扮演,一定的传统角色的，我们在小说的一开始就看到了她。
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Well, you can see the pink line shows the employment in Los Angeles, and indeed, it did move around corresponding to the booms and busts in the Los Angeles market but not so dramatically.
你可以看到那条粉线,表示了洛杉矶的就业情况,实际上,它紧随着洛杉矶市场,兴衰变动,只不过没有那么显著
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And in Scratch did you probably see the key word "and" on one of the blocks.
在Scratch中，你们大概看到那个关键字,“and“在其中一个程序块中。
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Where did you go and see street art?
你以前都去哪里看街头艺术呢？
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MI stands for heart attack, myocardial infarction, and in this case you see an even bigger differential of people with a metabolic syndrome having even more elevated risk then they did for stroke.
I表示心脏病发作,心肌梗塞,在此可以看到患有代谢综合征的患者,比非患者心脏病发病风险更高
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Thank you. Nice catch too by the way. All right, so now that you can see that I can screw up programming, which I just did.
但是我们在半路中发现并修复了，谢谢你，那么我们做了什么呢？,我们现在学习了收集东西的一种方式。
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Spelling. These are just dumb little things to look for. Did you spell all the identifiers the way you think you did. The problem is, when you read code you see what you expect to see.
拼写错误，你可能得找找这些粗心的小错误,你是否拼对了标识符,问题是当你阅读代码的时候,你看到的都是你以为的。
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Whereas the list assignment you see here did not rebind the object l 1, it changed this. OK?
并没有对包含1的对象做重新绑定,所以这有所改变，对不对？
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PROFESSOR: All right. As everyone finishes getting settled in, why don't you take 10 more seconds on the clicker question here, and let's see how you did on that this, this is very similar to the clicker question that we had on Friday.
教授：好了，大家，都坐下来了，给你们10秒钟,回答这个问题，让我们来看下你们学的怎么样了，这和上周五的问题,很相似。
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With this, if I can assume that accessing the i'th element of a list is constant, then you can't see that the rest of that analysis looks just like the log analysis I did before, and each step, no matter which branch I'm taking, I'm cutting the problem down in half.
读取数组中的第i个元素,是个常量时间的操作的话，我也就能像以前那样得到,这个算法是对数级复杂度的分析,并且每一步不管我选择哪个区间，我都可以把问题的规模缩小一半。
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I'll let you just grok it but you can see it's basically doing what I did over there. Setting up two indices for the two sub-list,it's just walking down, finding the smallest element, putting it into a new list. When it gets to the end of one of the lists, it skips to the next part, and only one of these two pieces will get called because only one of them is going to have things leftovers.
你们可以大体的浏览一下,但是它们基本就是我在那里所做的事情,为两个子列表设置了两个指针,指针顺着列表走下去，找到最小的元素,把它放入到一个新的列表中去,当它走到一个列表的尾部时,它会跳到下部分去,两部分中只有一个会被执行,因为只有一个会有元素剩余。
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I can't rely on Professor Guttag if I give this- if this code to him, I can't rely on him to type in a float. Actually I can, because he's a smart guy, but in general, I can't rely on the user-- I wouldn't do it right to see if you did.
当Guttag使用这段代码的时候-,我不能相信他一定会输入一个浮点数,实际上我能因为他很聪明，但是总体上来讲，别相信用户一定会按照规则来-,我会故意做错来试试你的程序的。
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