As he spoke to reporters in the Oval Office, Mr.Obama did not discuss the contents of the review, but he said he and Prime Minister Rudd agree that Afghanistan cannot be a safe haven for terrorists.

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I haven't said how I'm going to get those sorted lists, but imagine I had two sorted lists like that.

我还没有说明我怎么才能得到已排序的列表,但是想像一下我现在已经有,两个已排序好序的列表了。

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And of course, as I just said I haven't had much experience yet,

当然，就像我刚说的那样，我在这方面还没有很多经验，

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And I haven't said yet, how do I get that collection, but you could certainly conceptualize that, if I had that collection, that would be nice thing to do. That is a more common pattern.

也可以这么来操作,这是个更常用的模式,这基本上也就意味着，对于某些数据的集合,我想要一个循环机制。

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You read in the newspaper their interpretation of what's going to be said and so far the other rating agencies haven't; they're not saying anything.

你从报纸上读到媒体关于,他们会怎么说的猜测,但是迄今其他评级机构并无实际行动,他们没有任何表态

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Now, mind you, I haven't said anything today to convince you of the truth of compatibilism, nor am I going to try to do that.

现在,注意了,今天我没说过任何,来说服你们相信相容主义的话,我也不打算那样做

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Now as yet we haven't said anything about literature, and the fact is there is no hermeneutic art devoted to literature during the early modern period and for most of the eighteenth century.

到现在为止我们还没有讲到文学，在现代的早期和18世纪大部分时候,都没有任何关于文学的诠释学研究。

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We haven't said much about how to measure it, but you can measure it.

我们并没有说太多关于怎么测它，但是你能测它。

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And haven't I just said, "Look, you can't picture being dead"?

我刚才不是说过，人无法想象自己的死亡？

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Basic idea, before I even look at the code, is pretty simple. If I've got a list that is sorted, in let's call it, just in increasing order, and I haven't said what's in the list, could be numbers, could be other things, for now, we're going to just assume they're integers.

我们可以说基本的思想是很简单的,如果我有一个排好序的数组，让我们认为这个数组是递增的吧，我并没说数组里元素是什么，可能是数字，也可能是其他的东西，现在我们假设是integer类型的数字吧，最简单的方式就是这么做了：

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And then one of the things that I suggested was that if we could figure out some way to order it, and in particular, if we could order it in n log n time, and we still haven't done that, but if we could do that, then we said the complexity changed a little bit.

这就涉及到了排序,如果可以想出一种来将其进行排序,甚至可以在n，log，n的时间内完成,虽然目前我们没做这件事,但是一旦开始做这件事,那么复杂性就是发生一些变化。

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And that's just a way of reminding you that we want to think carefully, but what are the things we're trying to measure when we talk about complexity here? It's both the size of the thing and how often are we going to use it? And there are some trade offs, but I still haven't said how I'm going to get an n log n sorting algorithm, and that's what I want to do today.

这只是在提醒你们我们要仔细的思考问题,但是当我们在讨论复杂性的时候,我们到底要衡量哪些东西？,是列表的大小和对其进行查找的频率吗？,这里面临一些取舍,但是我还没有说明,怎样得到一个n，log，n复杂度的排序算法,并且这是我今天想要讲的内容。

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