Given that we often use information to make decisions both large and small, how good are we at assessing evidence?
考虑到我们要经常根据已知的信息做出大大小小各种决定,我们评估证据的能力到底如何呢?
If the case is a new case, we often use the final actual test result in the new release to set up our baseline for future comparison.
如果该用例是一个新的用例,我们常常在新的发行版中使用最后的实际测试结果,以便为以后的比较设置基准。
To set a throughput baseline for a test case, and if the case has been tested in a previous release, we often use its previous result as our baseline.
要为测试用例设置吞吐量基准,如果在以前的发行版中已经对这一用例做过测试,我们常常使用以前的结果作为我们的基准。
One way to think about it, if we want to use a classical analogy, which often helps to give us an idea of what's going on, is the spin of an electron, we can picture it rotating on its own axis.
如果我们用一个,经典的比喻来考虑它的话,这经常会帮助我们建立起一些概念,就是我们可以把电子的,自旋想象是它绕着轴自转。
The most common one and the one we're going to use, is what's often called big Oh notation.
也就是我们即将用的方法,就是通常被叫做大O的方法,它叫大O并不是因为。
What we need to do is get rid of the Coulomb tag that we have - that's how we measure our electron charges - charge, and so we use this epsilon nought quite often, this permativity constant of a vacuum to make that conversion.
怎么量度电子电荷,所以我们会经常用到,这个epsilon,nought记号,这是真空中的介电常数,我们还要指出,这个介电常数。
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