So I think that's interesting that now they are thinking what they know and they are learning something different.

孩子们现在回想,他们熟悉的事物,同时学习一些新的知识。

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So what I want to point out about them is that they're made up of two nodes, and what you can see is that nodes are shown in different colors here and those are different phases.

关于它们我要指出的是,它们有两个节点，你们可以看到在这里,这些节点的颜色不同，它们的相位不一样。

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Why are they different? How did they come that to be different? What might have happened?

两句话为什么不同,怎么会不同，可能发生了什么？

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They may seem, and probably might even be said to be, different and antagonistic at some point, and when they are what should you do?

它们很有可能在某些方面,被人认为是迥异的,敌对的,如果它们真是如此的话你将如何去做

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And so what people should eat, and what people think they are eating, and what they actually eat is really much different, and that leads to all kinds of problems.

所以人类的健康饮食摄入量,和他们自认为食物摄入量,和人类实际摄入量有巨大差别,这导致了各种问题

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So one way that neurons, in particular, are able to communicate with other cells in the nervous system, share information, integrate information, decide what to do next is that they are physically connected to other different cells.

所以神经细胞之所以能够,与神经系统中其他细胞通讯,分享信息,整合信息,从而决定下一步该做什么,是由于不同细胞间,是彼此连接在一起的

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These are all things that the Bawendi group is working on. What they are real experts in is synthesizing many different kinds of these dots, and they have a synthetic scheme that's used by research groups around the world.

这些是Bawendi组正,在做的工作，他们擅长的是,合成各种量子点，他们的,方法已经被世界各地的,实验组采用，他们组还和。

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