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The Washington Post surveyed its readership and discovered that ask people what they thought was the most significant causes of the shooting.
华盛顿邮报》在读者中进行了调查,并且发现当询问人们,他们认为,枪杀案发生的主要原因是什么。
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And it's just, I didn't like the general atmosphere, people, like, being mean to each other, which I found.
我不喜欢他们平时的那种氛围，我发现他们人与人之间也很刻薄。
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In fact, you'll find the probability of this happening 3% is only about 3 percent, of it happening just by accident.
实际上你会发现,出现这种情况的概率是，所以说他们的实验结果完全是偶然的。
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They found that certain cells, in particular, epithelial cells from monkey kidneys, were very effective at propagating the virus.
他们发现有些细胞,尤其是在猴肾脏的上皮细胞中,这种病毒能够有效地增殖
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Lo and behold, their bonds would go up because people had discovered that you might be entitled to par.
你可以发现，他们的债券价格会上升因为人们,已经发现你可能有权以票面价值。
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It probably teaches each of them a good deal to be able to accommodate, to encounter, to get used to the ironies of the other, and I think this applies to conversation in general.
或许正是这种共生关系,教会了双方很多东西,使他们学会怎样提供，发现，并习惯对方的讽刺，我想这适用于一般的谈话。
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And then he caught on at the University of Montpellier, and then they realized that he was a Jew, so he was gone.
然后他去了蒙比利埃大学,他们也发现他是犹太人,所以他又走了
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And here's what he finds-- he looks at their English scores: the "fast spurters" improved significantly more than any of the other students.
他发现，他查看他们的英语成绩：,“快速迸发“学生有明显进步,比任何学生的进步都快。
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Of course you will notice some of the continents are painted incorrect, 'cause when they got paint in their hands, they start painting areas that should be water lands or lands that ended up to be water.
你肯定会发现,有些大陆画得不够准确，因为他们拿起刷子后，就会把,海洋画成陆地,而把陆地画成海洋。
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So fruitful is their land that they are spared the evil necessity of traveling on ships and there you have an interesting point about the Greeks.
他们的土地丰饶,这一切让他们远离了航行的厄运,这时你会发现关于希腊很有趣的一点
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And a police officer sees them and points the gun at them.
一名警官发现了他们,并用枪指着他们
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But when you look at the experience of Britain and the Dutch Republic, they do share things that, in a way, determine the kind of political economy that they would have.
但当你反观英国和荷兰共和国历史时,会发现他们都有一些共同点,在某种程度上,这些特点,决定了他们所具有的政治经济的类型
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We should be able to use nucleus accumbens activation to predict the people that are more likely to take risks, cause they see the upside of that risky proposition more.
我们会利用伏隔核的活动,来预测那些更喜欢冒险的人的选择，因为他们往往能从风险中发现机遇。
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So, they had the ratio of two to one, which gave them the octave, and three to two, which gave them the fifth, and four to three, which gave them the fourth.
他们发现,八度音程中,呈现的是二比一的比例,而五度音程中呈现三比二的比例,在四度音程中则呈现四比三的比例
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So, there's a wonderful thirteenth-century commentator that says that God needed creatures who could choose to obey him, And therefore it was important for Adam and Eve to do what they did And to learn that they had the choice not to obey God so that their choice for God would become endowed with meaning.
十三世纪有一位著名的评论家说,上帝需要有能力选择遵从他的生物，因此，夏娃亚当做他们所做的事情很重要,并发现他们可以选择不遵从上帝,那么他们对上帝的遵从便有了意义。
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And so, when we took a field trip to go see the SF Chronicle, it was really, really sad.
我们去《旧金山纪事报》的报社看过，发现他们真的很萧条。
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If you travel around in Greek cities throughout the Ancient Mediterranean, you can see where they've carved little game boards into flagstones of different temples or buildings, in Greek cities.
如果你周游古地中海地区的希腊城市，就会发现他们在各类神庙,或建筑的石板上，刻有小型游戏棋盘。
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But, we'll see as 3.091 progresses, people working almost on the same topic, making new discoveries out of the same lab, one of them might subsequently win the Nobel in physics.
但是，我们会看到随着3。091这门课的进行，人们几乎在研究的同一内容，在同一个实验做出重大的发现，他们中的一个很有可能,获得诺贝尔物理学奖。
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And I found that that increases their knowledge and understanding of actually what the company does tremendously, because somebody comes in, presents for an hour, "Here's what we're doing in China."
我发现,这在很大程度上增加了,他们对公司的认识，因为某位董事会做一个小时陈述，这是我们在中国的业务“
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And when we begin to speak about the human being and human dignity, people with religious identification quickly find themselves talking about concepts that have an element of sacred to them.
当我们开始谈论人类,和人的尊严，信仰宗教的人,很快会发现自己在谈论那些,对他们有着神圣意义的概念。
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But what this study found was people were asked to estimate how much food they were consuming and how many calories they were burning through physical activity.
但是这个研究发现,当人们被要求估测,他们吃了多少食物,通过体育运动消耗多少卡路里时
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That didn't work. Well they couldn't figure out what was wrong. And they spent a long time trying to debug the program.
调试这个程序,那时候当然不叫调试了,然后他们发现了问题。
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I will tell you that a good programmer, at least in my mind, may actually go back and modify the pseudo code as they realize they're missing things, but it's easier to do that when you're looking at a simple set of steps, than when you're in the middle of a pile of code.
至少我认为是这样的，如果他们发现遗漏了,一些步骤的话会,回过头去修改伪代码,但这当你面对一些大致的步骤时,这个过程就会比,面对一堆代码要简单的多。
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exactly who they were targeting and how, though I got the sense that their approach was similar to ours.
他们究竟把谁当目标又是怎么发现目标的，尽管我有一种感觉,他们的途径和我们的差不多。
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I think this is taken about two years after they discovered the fourth quantum number.
这张照片拍摄于他们发现,第四个量子数的两年后。
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And he was from Normandy, he lived near Cannes in Normandy, and they found him eating clams and things for survival on the beach.
他是诺曼底的,他住在诺曼底的嘎纳附近,他们发现他,在海滩上吃那些贝类充饥
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hey'd rather single step it through using Idol or something, than just read it and try and figure things out. The most important thing to remember when you're doing all of this is to be systematic.
比起阅读代码发现错误来他们,宁愿用内置的操作层,或者其他工具一步完成,你要记住的最重要的事情,就是要系统化的去做调试。
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And what they found was after a week, the experiment had to be stopped.
一周后，他们发现，实验必须终止。
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A group of scientists, mainly in Boston found, importantly, that they could cultivate the polio virus, the disease causing polio virus; they could cultivate it in cell culture.
在波士顿有一队科学家有了重大发现,他们可以培养脊髓灰质炎病毒,也是就引发小儿麻痹症的病毒,他们可以通过细胞培养来孵育这种病毒
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