And if you go into the library you could find books on topics that we are discussing here, and you could read on your own.

如果你们进去图书馆，你们可以,找到很多关于我们在这讨论的话题的书，你们可以自己读一读。

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And the sooner I know your response, the better off we are.

我越早收到你的答复，对你我双方就越有利。

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These systems are dispersed throughout your body and their dispersal is important, and so we'll talk about that as well.

这些系统分布于人体各处,而这种分散性很重要,我们也会讲到这一点

耶鲁公开课 - 生物医学工程探索课程节选

And the reason for this was mostly to, because we realized that the people around you, at your school, are the people who you want to look at mostly anyway.

这样做的原因主要是，我们发现，人们更乐于去了解同校生,或者身边的人的信息。

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A low-level language, we used to call this assembly programming, you're down at the level of, your primitives are literally moving pieces of data from one location of memory to another, through a very simple operation.

一个低级的语言，我们曾经将其称为假设编程，你们只是处于用基本要素，把一些数据碎片,从记忆存储器的一个地方，通过简单的操作来转到另外一个地方。

麻省理工公开课 - 计算机科学及编程导论课程节选

But the two others axis, per the syllabus that we'll explore in great detail in the course and also these are the axis along with which we'll evaluate your submissions are design, in other words how well implemented is this?

但是另外两个中心线，按照教学大纲我们将探究,课程中格外的一些细节,这些中心线是跟,我们评估你们的设计论文是一致的，换句话说，这个执行得怎么样？

哈佛公开课 - 计算机科学课程节选

It's simple whether that you walk to work, or you take 20 minutes during your lunch break to walk around the gorgeous campus or town that we are live in.

这很容易做到，无论你是走路上班，还是每天午休时花上二十分钟,在美丽的校园,或是你所在的城市转一转。

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So, there's more detail on your syllabus -- a detail of what we'll cover every day, but these are the kind of basic things that were covering, and you don't need to write this down, you'll become familiar with it as the semester goes on.

这在你们的教学大纲上写得更详细-,包括我们每次上课的内容，这些东西都是我们会遇到的最基本的问题，你们现在不需要记，在这个学期中，你们会慢慢熟悉起来。

麻省理工公开课 - 化学原理课程节选

On your handout today, the handout number two, we have--well, there are several quotations from Frost's letters, and let's look at the first one first.

在今天的第二章发出的材料里面，有些弗罗斯特写的信件里面的话，我们先看看第一段。

耶鲁公开课 - 现代诗歌课程节选

And one of the things we really try to use the Capstone project for is a stepping stone into what you are going to do with your application.

我们很想利用总结性课程,作为踏脚石，让学生,更顺利地展开应用。

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Do your own work. Here we are terrorists.

做好你自己的工作，我们都是人类。

麻省理工公开课 - 固态化学导论课程节选

All these things are very important players, so we'll talk about this and discuss what sort of things are shaping your diet, but also the world's diet and the reasons behind them.

这些因素都非常的重要,我们会对此进行讨论,并讨论是什么塑造了我们的饮食习惯,以及世界各地人们的饮食习惯,及其背后的原因

耶鲁公开课 - 关于食物的心理学、生物学和政治学课程节选

To some extent, if we put you in an fMRI scanner and observed what you're doing in real time, by looking at the activity patterns in your brain we can tell whether you are thinking about music or thinking about sex.

某种程度来讲,如果我们对你进行,功能性核磁共振成像扫描,观察你的实时活动,通过观察你的大脑活动模式,我们可以看出你是想到了音乐,还是想到了性

耶鲁公开课 - 心理学导论课程节选

So in fact, what we learned from that is, it doesn't just matter what your payoffs are that's obviously important -- it's also important what other people's payoffs are, because you want to try and figure out what they're going to do and then respond appropriately.

实际上,我们从中学到的是,不仅你自己的收益很重要,这当然很重要,但别人的收益也同样重要,因为你要尽量想到别人会怎么做,然后做出恰当的回应

耶鲁公开课 - 博弈论课程节选

.. So, we are setting up our-- you have already gotten email and you've talked about setting up your review sessions-- so I have a few more minutes here.

现在我们要建立我们的-,你们都已经收到邮件了吧,你们都知道需要安排一下复习的时间-,然后我这里还剩下几分钟。

耶鲁公开课 - 金融市场课程节选

Does it seem more plausible that we can explain these experiences in terms of the traumatic stress that your body and brain is going through when you are near dying?

我们用创伤后应激,来解释这些当你濒临死亡时,你的身体和大脑,所经历的体验,这看起来,会更合理吗

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