You're going to see the arguments about space if you take some of the courses that follow on, and again, some nice courses about that. For this course, we're not going to worry about space that much. What we're really going to focus on is time.

在以后的其他课程上你们,会学到一些关于空间的参数,一些讲这个的,很不错的课程，但是在这门课上,我们并不太关心空间问题,我们真正关心的是时间问题。

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But part of the process of being systematic is not assuming that I'm going to get a lucky guess. But not even thinking really hard at this point. But just pruning the search space.

但是系统化的过程是不允许,假设我做出了,一个幸运的猜测的,而是逐步缩小搜索空间。

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Remember, when we hang the elephant in outer space, nothing is going to happen.

记住,如果我们在外太空悬挂一头大象,弹簧是不会有变化的

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This grid of horizontal lines, and we will know that if we're going from here to here, it's got to be exactly this frequency, or at least this space.

这个水平线组成的网格,让我们知道,从这里到这里,正好是这样的频率,或者至少是这个间隔

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So, if you can flip your lecture notes over and just write on the blank space, we're going to cover electronegativity first here, and specifically, you can go back and fill this in to your lecture 9 notes, if you want to stay organized, but I just suggest just writing it on lecture 10 notes now and going back.

因此，请大家把讲义翻到背面,就在空白处做一下笔记，我们要先讲一讲电负性，特别提醒一下，大家可以,回到第九课的讲义并把这些记在那里，如果你想保持条理性的话,但是我建议大家先写在第十课的讲义上,回去再记到第九课的讲义上。

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We're going to keep using the things that exist in space, virtual or not, and the things that unfold in time in their relationship with each other as we continue to try to understand these basic principles which shape so much of subsequent literary theory. Thank you.

我们将继续解释事物的存在，无论它们是否可见，我们会学习语言在一段时间里的关系,随着我们继续学习这些基本的概念,我们会进一步理解文学理论，谢谢。

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We want a relationship in p-V space, not in T-V space. So we're going to have to do something about that. But first, it turns out that now we have this R over Cv.

我们想要p-V空间中的结果，而不是T-V空间中的,因此需要做一些变换，先来看现在的关系，它跟R/Cv有关。

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Right. Those things are going to stack up, and eventually it's going to run out of space.

不用占用其他空间的算法，对，这些东西在运行的过程中会累积起来。

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Well I'm going to suggest that what I did was I really traded space for time. It makes me sound like an astro physicist somehow right?

困难在哪里？我在这里是如何权衡的？,我在这里所做的就是用空间换时间,这让我听起来像一个天体物理学家，是不是？

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I'm going to clear some space here.

我先打出些空格。

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So, for example: in this case, my list is a bunch of integers. And one of the things I could take advantage of, is I'm only going to need a finite amount of space to represent an integer.

列表是一系列整数,要注意的这里的优势能够,用有限的空间来表示整数,例如，如果我想要操作。

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