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I don't know-I'd be surprised if they didn't find some sort of modus vivendi with the Saudis.
VOA: standard.2010.08.11
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But if there were a lottery and they'd all agreed to the procedure, you think that would be okay?
但如果他们抽签了，他们也都同意这一程序，那你认为就没问题，是吧？
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and they like to be healthy generally, so I'd love to bridge the two.
同时也能保持健康，所以我想把这两者结合起来。
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Johnson says that the Buffalo Soldiers learned to keep their tempers under control, because if they didn't rise above a conflict, they'd be court-martialed and lose their jobs.
VOA: standard.2009.11.25
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I'm not going to name any company or industries, because they're all our customers and they'd be upset.
我在这里就不说它们的名字了，因为它们都是我们的客户，都会因此而沮丧。
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We're not interested in talking for talking's sake." "We're looking to see through an early meeting, should Iran be willing, we'd be looking to see if they are willing to engage seriously on these issues but within the context of the P5+1 the full range of issues that we have among these countries and Iran."
VOA: standard.2009.09.11
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But the bath would be a place where at least especially the men would go, after they'd been working out in the gymnasium, and you go and--this is where the public toilets were too.
但是所有浴室至少都为男子服务，他们在运动场训练一天后，就会去浴室。。。那里也有公共厕所。
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What we do care about is the energy of our orbitals that have electrons in them, and if we combined all four of the orbitals, then our hybrid orbitals would have more p character to them, so they'd actually be higher in energy.
是不是很高,我们不关心它的能量很高，我们关心的是，有电子的轨道的能量，如果我们把四个轨道结合。
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They'd like to be able to refer to each carbon separately so they can talk about reactions with this molecule, so they number the carbons.
为了在探讨这种大分子的,化学反应时能清楚地,表示每一个碳原子,人们对碳原子进行了编号
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For Kansas, people said they'd have to pay them they have to be paid $300,000.
他们认为，余生都住堪萨斯农场,至少得给他们30万美元。
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And those are two things that you'd like to do with every looping construct you write: you'd like to be able to assure yourself that they will always terminate, and then the second thing you'd like to do, is to assure yourself that it does give you back a reasonable answer.
就是现在我有了能去检查程序,是不是做了正确的操作的能力：,这就是你们在写每个循环程序的时候,都要注意的两个事情：,第一件事情是要确保程序可以终结，第二件你要做的事情,就是要确保程序返回了正确的答案。
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I'm not going to pursue them here,but you can see how they'd be relevant.
我不会深入讨论，但是你们能看出关联。
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If the population would do more of this they'd be better off.
如果公众能更好地遵循这个守则,状况会改善很多
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in such a way that after the rates were raised, they likely couldn't afford to pay the mortgage anymore or they'd be under great stress in trying to do so.
这种“引逗利率，以至于到后来他们没有能力偿还贷款,或者为了还贷给生活造成巨大压力。
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So they'd be going along in this fashion let's say it's duple- one-two, two-two, three-two, four-two.
于是他们便这样做,如果是二拍子的,那就是,一-二,二-二,三-二,四-二
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They thought everyone who'd be taking this class would be taking it because they are already really happy and they want to study about how amazing they are.
他们认为每个上这门课的人会上这门课,是因为他们已经很幸福了,他们想研究自己到底有多棒。
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The idea is then that autistic individuals suffer from what he calls extreme male brains, and as such, it stands to reason that they'd be more sampled from the male population than the female population.
孤独症个体,患有伯龙所谓的极端男性大脑,该理论就解释了患者样本中,男性数量要多于女性数量的原因
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And they'd be able to do the same thing with brains for alzheimer patients,
这同样也适用于阿尔茨海默症患者，
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The New Criticism, incontestably and without rival, created an atmosphere in which it was okay to notice that things were a little more difficult than they'd been supposed to be.
新批评派，无可厚非，创造了一种很好的风气，大家似乎都能欣然接受,那些看起来还比较复杂的东西。
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They'd be more willing to help you get your way around and they...
英国人更愿意帮你指明方向，并且他们……
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And Mark has been extraordinary, as a leader, in maintaining a very high bar and at times, walking away from people who are receiving outstanding recommendations but either don't fit from a cultural standpoint or they're not going to scale and they'd be the wrong person a year or two from now.
作为Facebook的领导者，马克始终坚持选人标准，从不手软，他经常会放弃一些,得到强有力推荐的应聘者,他们要么是在文化方面不契合,要么是因为，如果公司没打算扩张,那他们在一到两年内,会成为错误选择。
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by asking, which of them are so valuable you'd be prepared to do them even if they would introduce what isn't otherwise there, ? namely, the risk of death?
通过问自己，什么事如此有价值,以至于你准备好要去做,即便它们会带来如果不去做就不会有的，也就是，死亡的风险？
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They'd be busy for thousands of years.
因为这需要它们数以千年的工作量
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They'd be different in each of us and that leads to the difference in the diversity between people.
不同的人的DNA碱基对顺序是不一样的,碱基对顺序的不同组合导致了个体多样性
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They might put up an official inscription in an Eastern city in Latin, but they'd almost always, if it was an official inscription, it would also be listed in Greek.
他们也许用拉丁语在某个东方城市，发布官方告示，如果是官方的，同样总是会附上希腊语。
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So, they developed this bifurcated tool, which would be appl--you'd put the stuff on the surface of the tool and then you'd scratch the skin in a certain way so that you could produce sort of a reproducible introduction of the vaccine into the skin.
所以他们发明了一种分为两叉的工具,把疫苗抹在这种工具表面上,然后以某种方式在皮肤上刮,这样就能将疫苗,重复不断地引入到皮下
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And although you were a freedman, - which was lower in status than a free person-- - there were some privileges you couldn't have-- your children would be, if they were born after you'd been freed, would be free people, not freed.
虽然奴隶成为了自由人，自由人的社会地位低于自由民-,有一些权利无法享受-,自由人的孩子，如果是出生于奴隶被释放后的，则会成为自由民，而不是自由人。
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I think that if Ford and other car companies didn't use cost-benefit analysis, they'd eventually go out of business because they wouldn't be able to be profitable and millions of people wouldn't be able to use their cars to get to jobs, to put food on the table, to feed their children.
我觉得要是福特和其他汽车公司,不使用成本效益分析的话，他们最后就会倒闭,因为他们无法盈利,这样就会有数百万人无法开车上班，没法赚钱，养不起小孩。
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One would be a low fat diet; one would be a low carb diet like Atkins; another would be just a low calorie diet; and then choice D is they all stink.
有的主张低脂饮食,有的主张低碳水化合物饮食,如阿特金斯饮食法,还有的主张低卡路里饮食,选项D则是都不可取
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Every cell in your body has exactly the same DNA; that is if I could stretch out all the DNA and look at the base pair sequence, the sequences of bases along all the DNA in your chromosomes, they'd be identical in all the cells.
身体内每一个细胞都有完全相同的DNA,如果我把整条DNA展开,然后检查其碱基对的顺序,你体内每个细胞中染色体上,DNA的碱基对顺序,都是完全相同的
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