Eighty percent of atoms that are set up like that break down in the next 24 hours; 20 percent of them don't.

我们设定未来二十四小时中,有百分之八十的原子会分裂,另外百分之二十的原子不会

耶鲁公开课 - 死亡课程节选

So if you would want to do this condition or this one, you don't want to break those conditions up because you want to let those people in or that family in either way if either of those conditions is true so you can or them together.

所以你想要处理这个条件或这一个，你不想打破这些条件因为你想,让这些人进来或者那个家庭进来,不过怎么样，如果其中任何一个,条件成立，你可以进来或跟他们一起进来。

哈佛公开课 - 计算机科学课程节选

For example, in terms of the atomic theory of matter, at the time at the turn of the Century, the understanding was that atoms were the most basic constituent of matter, meaning you couldn't break atoms up into anything smaller - that was it, you're done.

例如在原子理论中,在19，20世纪之交的时候,人们认为原子是,组成物质的最基本粒子,也就是说你不能,把原子再分割了,就这样了。

麻省理工公开课 - 化学原理课程节选

That's what you need for a phalanx, because to maintain the integrity of the hoplite line, you can't have bumps and grooves, and trees and rivers in the way; it will break things up.

而是方阵作战所必备的条件,为了维持重装步兵队列的完整性,就不能在坑坑洼洼,有树林有河流的地方布阵,这会把方阵打散

耶鲁公开课 - 古希腊历史简介课程节选

So when we write that out, we just write sigma 1 s squared, or we can break it up into its individual parts, there's no reason we can't do that as well.

当我们把这个写出来时，我们写sigma1s的平方，或者我们可以把它拆分成每个部分，我们没有理由不能这么做。

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