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In that case, we understand it as a sequence of cross-sections rather than something that somehow organically changes through time.
这样，我们就是在学习一个个语言的横截面,而不是语言自然的变化过程。
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Notice the difference. The recipe, the sequence of instructions, is actually getting read in, and it's treated just like data.
注意其中的差别，方法，也就是指令序列，其实是需要读的，被当做数据来对待。
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The way in which we put signs together is to take these bundles, these binary relationships between a concept and a sound image, and adjust them in an unfolding sequence.
我们随意地将能指和所指捆在一起，也就是构成了一个事物和声音形象的关系，而且他们能被排列成话语。
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one is to look at the sequence of event, look at these sequence in October 29, stock market crashed, two month later, 9% unemployment peaked at 9%.
一种是看看事件发生的时间，看看顺序,10月29号，股票市场崩溃，两个月后，失业率上升到。
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ArgV You can think of this variable Arg V as literally an array a sequence of chunks of memory that literally are back to back to back in memory, and when you say bracket zero, by convention, you are referring to the variables stored here.
你可以想象这个变量,按顺序排列的一块块内存,依次地在内存中紧邻着的，当你指明，按照惯例，涉及,存储的变量在这里。
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Now the problem with that is a problem I mentioned before, that most human genes are not just a straight sequence from beginning to end of the protein that you're interested in.
但现在的问题,是我之前提到过的,大多数人类基因不是一个连续的序列,从头到尾都对应你想要的蛋白质
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And inside of the machine, and things we'll talk about, there is a process that will allow that sequence to be executed as described in that recipe, so it can behave like any thing that I can describe in one of those recipes.
在机器里面，还有我们要说的，里面有一个我们允许的,在方法中描述的,将要被执行的序列的过程，因此它可以像我在方法之中,描述的任意一种那样来表现。
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There's no verb in there anywhere, it's just a sequence of nouns.
这儿没有动词，只是一列名词。
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Well, that specialized region - now in this diagram here, this is the axon of one cell, the first cell in a sequence and that axon meets the dendrite of another cell at a special region called a synapse.
图中这里的这一特定区域,是一个细胞的轴突,是这一列中的第一个细胞,而轴突,和另一个细胞的树突,在一个叫做突触的地方相遇
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I, somehow if, I want to walk through some sequence of data structures, gathering up or doing the same thing, adding ages in until I get a total age and then divide by the number faculty.
我想，以某种方法，来遍历,一些数据结构，把它们相同的属性加到一起，就是一直的把年龄加到一起一直到,得到了一个年龄总数,然后除以员工的数目。
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What that means, in a stored-program computer, is that I can provide to the computer a sequence of instructions describing the process I want it to execute.
它的意思就是说，我可以给一个存储程序计算机,提供一系列,描述我希望,能执行的过程的指令。
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It's a sequence of specific instructions that I do in order.
这是我按顺序,所定下的具体指令的序列。
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But literally all I can do at this stage is write what we would call a straight-line program, that is, a program in which we execute in which we execute the sequence of instructions one by one.
但是字面上来说,我们现在学到的,都是所谓的直线程序，也就是，一个接一个的执行,一系列的,指令的程序。
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What we're saying is, in order to do computation, we want to describe recipes, we want to describe this sequence of steps built on some primitives, and we want to describe the flow of control that goes through those sequence of steps as we carry on So the last thing we need before we can start talking about real programming is, we need to describe those recipes.
我们在说，为了做计算，我们想描述一个方法，想描述建立在,相同基本类型上的步骤序列，而且我们想描述经过我们设计的,步骤的序列的，控制流程,因此我们开始谈论真正的编程之前,的最后一件事是，我们需要描述一下那些方法。
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Certain double stranded RNA sequences will cause in the cell a process of degradation of very specific RNA sequence.
一些双链RNA序列能够在细胞中开启,特定RNA序列的降解程序
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Transcription just means making a single stranded RNA copy of a sequence of base pairs in a DNA.
转录的过程就是从一段DNA碱基序列中,复制出一段单链RNA
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When it sees that sequence in a double stranded DNA it will bind there and it will cut.
当它在双链DNA中发现这个序列,就会与之结合并切割
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It ran through that sequence of instructions, in particular it bound x to the value three, x and then it took x times x, got the value of x multipied by x, which of course is nine, bound that to the value of x, and then it printed out the value, and now it's sitting here waiting for an input.
程序按照指令的顺序去执行的，首先是把x和3这个值进行了绑定，然后把x乘以，得到了x乘以x的值，当然也就是9了，然后把x和这个值进行了绑定，然后显示出这个值，然后就等待输入。
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You can say a polymer of DNA, for example, is four bases long, that means it has four of these repeat units and they go in the sequence from 5' to 3' of .
打个比方,要描述一个由,四个核苷酸单位构成的寡聚DNA,就是说它由四个核苷酸单位构成,并且从5'端到3'端的顺序为
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Some of them are changes in the - not the sequence of DNA, not the sequence of nucleotides in the DNA but the chemistry of DNA around that the way that it's packed into a nucleus.
某些改变不是发生在DNA序列上,不是在DNA的核苷酸序列上,而是发生在DNA包装进细胞核的,一系列化学变化中
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In this case the promoter, which is a sequence of DNA that is positioned right in front of the gene of interest, the promoter is the betagalactoglobulin promoter in this case, and betagalactoglobulin is a milk protein.
这里涉及到的启动子,也是一段DNA序列,它必须刚好位于目的基因序列前端,我们用到的是β-乳球蛋白启动子,β-乳球蛋白是乳汁中的一种蛋白
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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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The goal of that was to take for a typical human, or for a typical - in the case of the human genome project maybe you're looking at fruit flies, you want to look at all the DNA in a fruit fly, but to look at the sequence of base pairs that makes up human DNA and write them all out; we'll talk about that later.
这个计划的目的是,建立一个有代表性人类的基因顺序,或者说是典型的人类基因组,就人类基因组计划来说,或许你在研究果蝇,你想观察果蝇内的所有DNA,而人类基因组计划是观察组成人类的,DNA的碱基对顺序并且将它们记录下来,我们不久之后会讨论这些内容
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