That began changing when Jackie Robinson played his first game for New York's Brooklyn Dodgers on April fifteenth,nineteen forty-seven.
VOA: special.2009.04.05
And when you have an optimal substructure and the local solutions overlap, that's when you can bring dynamic programming to bear.
当你得到一个最优子结构,但局部解决方案有重跌时,你就可以引入动态编程,来解决这个问题了。
and I work with them and you know, they hit their goal. That's when I feel the best about it.
我跟他们一起练,他们达成目标。那时候我感觉最好。
"When I came to power." Harrison said, "I found that my party's leaders had taken all the power for themselves.
VOA: special.2010.05.27
Self-alienation, in Barth's work, is the product of desire. Desire, love: that's the moment when you're supposed to be perfectly present.
巴斯作品中,自我疏离是欲望的产物,欲望,爱:,那是你应该在场的时刻。
"We found that there's no real difference in device infection or device malfunction when you compare it to new pacemaker implantation."
VOA: special.2010.06.02
If you have a white wall, that's when we did Zen meditation, it's easier if you're just facing a wall.
如果家中有面空墙,我们可以进行坐禅,面对空墙会相对容易。
The jester answered, "Of course! And when a deer loses its horns, new horns grow." She said, "That's right.
VOA: special.2009.03.28
We also have scales in the chromatic mode and that's when we don't have just seven pitches within the scale.
我们也了解了半音调式中的音阶,也就是没有正好七个音高的,那种音阶
A well-known example was when women's education groups objected to a talking Barbie that declared, among other things, "Math class is tough!"
VOA: special.2009.04.06
So, we see that the two h atoms separate have a certain energy that's lower than when the electron's not with the atom.
那么,我们看到两个分开的氢原子所具有的能量,比原子中没有电子时更低。
But sixty-six percent agreed that a professor should consider effort and not just the quality of a student's work when deciding grades.
VOA: special.2009.03.12
Well, duh! That's like asking, when I've eaten up all the food on my plate, is there any food left on my plate?
好的,这就像是在问,我把盘子里的东西吃光了,盘子里是否还有东西
However,that opinion changed when manufacturers learned how to make better and less costly versions of Mister Harrison's clocks.
VOA: special.2010.07.14
That's why when we officially entered the recession or the challenging situation caused by the financial crisis, I keep asking myself, "What should we do?"
由于金融危机而导致的经济衰退,使得公司处于困境,我一直自问,我们能做些什么?
Verrocchio told his students that they needed to understand the body's bones and muscles when drawing people.
VOA: special.2010.09.15
That's when I decided that I wanted to be a teacher and teach in this field.
选择教授这门学科。
And so when you can find an artifact that very comfortably dates the site to the appropriate period, that's exciting for an archeologist."
VOA: special.2011.07.26
So what's that I find when I began talking teenagers and going online?
因此当我开始和孩子们交谈,并且上网之后,我发现了什么呢?
Then he told her again that he did not want her to stay when Maudie's calf came.
VOA: special.2010.01.09
And so people, for instance, object to the fact that when there's Italian Americans on TV they're often members of the Sopranos, a mobster family.
例如意大利人很反感,当电视上一出现意大利裔美国人时,他们通常都是黑道家族的成员。
The president's feelings were hurt when none of the party leaders thought that his idea was important.
VOA: special.2009.03.26
That's what Gadamer means when he says "what is there."
这就是伽达默尔在说“存在“时的所指“
This is when doctors find and possibly treat cancers that would not have shortened a woman's life.
VOA: special.2009.11.18
Now, you all know that we can make irreversible changes in proteins, you can denature them completely, that's what happens when you cook an egg for example.
现在你们都懂蛋白能够发生不可逆的改变,能够完全变性,比如在你煮鸡蛋的时候就是这样
When he appeared before Congress, Gifford was unable to defend Hoover's position that relief was the responsibility of local governments and private giving.
VOA: special.2011.03.10
That's when it hits the ground.
方程的解就是落地时间
It fires balls that burst and release a chili solution when they hit the elephant's skin.
VOA: special.2010.07.27
I think the conclusion is that Mill's theory that when a majority of people are asked what they would rather do, they will answer that they would rather engage in a higher pleasure.
我认为结论是,就穆勒的理论而言,当大多数人被问及他们的偏好时,他们都会说自己更愿意选择高级快乐。
He's come to the conclusion that over 90% of the variability of returns in institutional portfolios is attributable to asset allocation and that's the number that I think most people hear cited when they are looking at Roger Ibbotson's work.
他得出结论,机构投资中,超过90%的回报率变动,要归因于资产配置,我想这是罗格·伊博森的文章里面,被人引用得最多的结论
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