so we're going to use this concept of the path to go from the initial point to the end point.
在处理状态函数时,路径的选取。
If I wanted to walk from one end of San Francisco to the other,
如果我想从旧金山的一头走到另一头,
By the end of, like two weeks from now or so, we're going to pass Google in page views.
这样算来,仅需两周,便能超过谷歌的访问量。
At the end of last class I suggested that from here on I'm going to be assuming that there's no soul.
上一节课的最后,我说了从现在开始,我假定灵魂是不存在的。
And if you had a motor here that was causing a paddle to move up and down you could cause waves to form at one end of the tank and move from left to right.
如果在水槽里放个发动器,来让水上下起伏,波浪形成于,水槽的一端,然后从左向右扩散。
So in the summer of 2001, we decided to switch gear from a backend technology provider to a front-end consumer-oriented search service.
于是在2001年夏,公司决定从后台技术提供者,转变为直接面向消费者的搜索服务提供方。
She's released from her paralysis and she proceeds happily with her brothers, by the end of the poem, to honor their father in Wales.
她从她的麻痹中解脱出来了,她继续快乐地和她弟弟在一起,在诗的最后,去威尔士向他们的父亲表示敬意。
but now I want to say something about the passage from which I quoted over against the passage from Gadamer at the end of the Gadamer lecture.
现在我讲讲我引用的那段话,我用它来与葛达玛那一课,结尾部分的一段进行对比。
That just allows information to move more quickly from one end of the cell to the other.
鞘磷脂使信息更快地,从细胞一端传递到另一端
Finally, I want to end with an example from Stephen Jay Gould.
最后,我想以斯蒂芬·杰·古尔德,举过的一个例子来作为结束
You hook one end of the spring to a wall and you pull it from rest by some amount and you attach the one kilogram mass to it.
你把弹簧的一端固定在墙上,然后拉伸一段距离,接着你把 1 千克物体固定在上面
From beginning to end?
是从开始到结束吗
So then, going from the initial to final states with a red path, ou start with an isobaric processand then you end with an isothermal process.
因此沿着,这条红色路径,你从一个等压过程开始,以一个等温过程结束。
Then we see that when this culture comes to an end, it is accompanied by people fleeing, getting away from the Mycenaean world.
随后我们看到当这个文明走到了尽头,随之而来的是民众的背离,人们从迈锡尼逃离
So if we take this term, which is a volume term, and multiply it by probability over volume, what we're going to end up with is an actual probability of finding our electron at that distance, r, from the nucleus.
如果我们取这项,也就是体积项然后,乘以概率除以体积,我们能得到的就是真正在距离,原子核r处找到电子的概率。
So, if you're looking back, say, from the end of the nineteenth century, it's not easy to see, but you can see these-- don't ever think that history runs on railroad tracks, and all you need is the timetable to show when modernization shows up.
所以,当你回顾历史,从十九世纪的末尾开始,虽然不太容易,但还是可以看出...,别以为历史是在固定轨道上行进的,别以为你只用拿时刻表,就知道新时代什么时候来临
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