So if you haven't already, just glance at the person next to you, or say hello if you don't know them.

如果你还没有做好，那就看看你旁边的人,如果你不认识他们就跟他们打个招呼。

哈佛公开课 - 计算机科学课程节选

Let's say you're having a conversation about what to do next during the day.

假设你正在讨论第二天应该做点什么。

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So for those of you who are nerdy enough to understand the next sentence let me just say it.

对那些已经听烦了的同学,我想先说明这点

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You would probably not even think to say, pay me 3% interest plus the rate of inflation over the next year.

你甚至可能根本不会想到说，支付3%的利息外加来年的通货膨胀率。

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And so the next thing you do is you call up a journal and say I've discovered a fundamental law of nature.

下一步你做的事是打电话给一个杂志,并宣称你发现了一条自然界的基础定律。

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What does that mean? Well, it means that, you know, there's maybe, let's say, that in the next 24 hours it will break down.

这意味着什么 好的,这意味着,就是说,有可能,这个原子会在未来的二十四小时内分裂

耶鲁公开课 - 死亡课程节选

And this is what linguists do for a living so if you hear me talking about this and say, "I want to spend the next forty years of my life studying that," you should become a linguist.

这就是语言学家们研究的问题,如果你听了我的讲解然后说,"我想用我的余生来研究这些东西",那你该去做一个语言学家

耶鲁公开课 - 心理学导论课程节选

that's one way to think about it, and there's also another way, and this is the way that your book presents it. If you, in fact, have two of the same atom right next to each other, let's say you have a crystal, or let's say you're talking about a metal, what you can do is just look at the distance between the two nuclei, and split that in 1/2, and take the atomic radius that way.

这只是一种定义的思路，另外还有其它方法，也就是你们课本上的方法，如果你，事实上，有两个相同的原子彼此靠在一起，比如说你有一个晶体，或者说你讨论的是一个金属，你所要做的就是,看看这两个原子核之间的距离，然后将距离除以二，就得到了这个原子的半径。

麻省理工公开课 - 化学原理课程节选

If n is greater than zero, I decided I would say, "You picked a positive number, backslash n," so put the cursor on the next line, else if n was not less than zero, I say, "You picked a negative number, backslash n."

如果n比0大，我就决定来说：,“你选择了一个整数，反斜杠n“，所以你把光标,放在下一行，另外如果n不小于0，我说：,“你选择一个负数，反斜杠n“

哈佛公开课 - 计算机科学课程节选

Perhaps more importantly, how to recognize a kind of algorithm based on its properties and know what class it belongs to. This is a hint. If you like, leaning towards the next quiz, that you oughta be able to say that looks like a logarithmic algorithm because it's got a particular property. That looks like an n log n algorithm because it has a particular property.

也许更重要的是,如何根据一个算法的特点将其辨别出来,并且知道它属于哪一类算法,这是一个提示，就对于接下来的测验来说,如果你喜欢你可以说它看起来像一个对数算法,因为它有一个特定的性质,那个看起来像一个n，log，n的算法,因为它有一个特定的性质。

麻省理工公开课 - 计算机科学及编程导论课程节选

When we tell the stories which you won't get yourselves to know next time, when we tell the stories next time, ?" and to say "OK, who you wanna to be tortured?"

等我们下次谈到,你所不了解的故事时，等下次我们谈论其他故事时，我会问，“你们希望我折磨哪个人“

耶鲁公开课 - 死亡课程节选

Now, according to quantum mechanics under the standard interpretation, that's all there is to say about it. You have an atom like that, 80 percent chance in the next 24 hours it will break down.

按照量子力学的正统理论,也就是说,在未来二十四小时内,这个原子有百分之八十的概率会分裂

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