• But now it's going to make more sense because in that case we were just talking about single electron atoms, and now we're talking about a case where we actually can see shielding.

    但是现在能讲得通了,因为在那个情况中我们仅仅是现在我们讨论的是,讨论单电子原子,看到屏蔽的案例,我们能看到屏蔽。

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  • And what's fallen out when we do that, because in each case, one of the first derivatives gives us the entropy.

    当我们这样做时就得到了结果,因为在这些例子中,一阶导数是熵。

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  • Because here what we have is some atom that we're studying, in the case, it's going to be a gas, and we hit it with a photon that has some incident energy.

    因为这里我们要研究的是一些原子,在这种情况下,一般是气态的,然后我们令一个,具有一定初始能量的光子打上去。

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  • Right? If that was the case in that code, then my complexity is no longer log, because I need linear access for each time I've got to go to the list, and it's going to Lisp be much worse than that.

    这里的复杂度不再是对数的了,因为每次在列表中,查找需要线性访问,可能还要糟糕,其实,有些编程语言,如。

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  • And the context of sorting, the worst case is your handed a problem that's in complete reverse order because that implies you have - to do as more work that could possibly-- that you could-- you have to do more work than you would of course if things were in perfect order.

    在排序的环境中,最糟糕的情况是待排序的序列是,完全逆序的,在这种情况下,你不得不做更多的工作-,比起一个较理想顺序的序列,你必须花费更多的努力。

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  • That was to protect depositors in the case of bank failure and it was a very important innovation because, at that time, there were huge runs on banks.

    以保护储户在银行破产中免受损失,该机构的成立是个创举,因为那段时期,银行遭到挤兑

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  • Why? Because they didn't ask the question that they needed to ask,which was,in that particular case, the salutogenic question: why do some individuals succeed ? despite unfavorable circumstances?

    为什么呢?因为他们没有提出这样的问题,这特定情况下,他们应该问这个问题,这个健康本源的问题,为什么有些人,成长环境恶劣,依然能成功?

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  • And that was the case in our village because there wasn't a bridge across the river, and there was a little boat would take people across this awesome, swirling,dangerous river.

    那就是我们村的情况,在河面上没有桥,那儿有一条小船可以载人通过那条,水波滔天的危险的河

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  • There's at least some agreement that's going to be better for everybody than a strike, and yet, because they're conflicting interests there, basically in that case conflicting interest about health and pension payments, it could well be that you end failing to coordinate.

    签订协议至少比,大家都去罢工要好一些吧,但话说回来,他们也的确存在利益冲突,笼统地讲是有关,健康问题和退休金的利益问题,这很容易会导致协调失败

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  • There is no reference, in any of the tablets-- I don't know how much we can make of that because the tablets limit themselves to such limited kinds of things that maybe it doesn't prove anything, but in this case, I think it does.

    在所有陶土碎片的文字中都没有注释,我不知道我们能够理解多少,况且陶土碎片可供记录的空间有限,也许它们不能证明任何东西,但在这里,我想至少可以证明一点

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  • The distance to food has changed a lot because food has to come in from far greater distances than used to be the case, and that's changed our relationship with food a lot, into a distant rather than a close relationship.

    现在人和食物之间的距离发生了很大改变,现在的食物来自比以前远得多的地方,这在很大程度上,我们和食物间的关系,被渐渐地拉远了

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  • Because,indeed,they don't exist They're merely possible And we might say,you've got to exist in order for something to be bad for you But once we say that it seems we're running towards the position that in that case,death can't be bad for me because of course,when I'm dead,I don't exist ? So how can anything be bad for me?

    因为他们其实并不存在,他们只是一种可能,我们由此认为你必须首先存在,某事才会让你害怕,但我们一旦这么说,我们似乎会得出这个结论,这种情况下死亡不可能让我害怕,因为我死了就不存在了,所以我怎么会害怕?

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  • And that's because this is different from what it is in the ideal gas case.

    因为这一项,和理想气体中的对应结果不同。

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  • Now, the reason this condition always holds in ordinary mechanics is because you're never, in that case, concerned with a huge statistical population of particles where the disorder among them is an issue.

    这个条件在力学中总是成立,这是因为在力学中,我们从来没有关注过大量粒子的统计行为,而对这些系统来说,无序是很重要的。

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  • And this is absolutely confirming that what is happening is what we would expect to happen, because we would expect the case of reality is that, in fact, some shielding is going on, but it's not going to be total shielding, but at the same time it's not going to be no shielding at all.

    因为我们期望看到的真实情况是,事实上,一些屏蔽发生了,但它不是完全的屏蔽,但与此同时它也不是,一点屏蔽也没有,如果我们从实验中得到电离能是多少。

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  • So what we see is that structure a is the most stable because we have the least separation of charge in the case of structure a.

    因此我们看到结构,A,应该是最稳定的,因为这种情况下,分开的电荷最少。

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  • Remember it's the external pressure that's important. In this case, because it's a reversible process, the external pressure turns out to be always the same as the internal pressure.

    是过程非常缓慢,比如我把体积,从V1压缩到V2时,我做得十分缓慢,在过程中的任何一点。

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  • You wouldn't be expected to be able to guess that this would happen, because using any kind of simple theory, we would, in fact, predict that this would not be the case, but what we find experimentally is that it's more stable to have half filled d orbital than to have a 4 s 2, and a 3 d 4.

    你们不用预期有能力,猜出这个会发生,因为使用任一种简单的理论,我们事实上可以预测不会是那种情况,但是我们在实验中发现的,是半填充d轨道比,4s23d4更加稳定。

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