单词：secondary somatosensory cortex (s2)
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[00:00.00]small [00:01.70]adj.小的 [00:03.40]He will be in his small boat,Topsail.Topsail is a famous little boat. [00:09.68]他将乘坐他的那艘小艇涛波赛尔号。涛波赛尔号是一艘有名的小艇。 [00:15.96]smell [00:17.74]闻，嗅
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This is Whats Trending Today. Are you a cat person or a dog person? People around the world are bitterly divided about which animal is the better pet. But a new study may have found a clear winner when it comes to which animal is more intelligent: do
2017年VOA慢速英语(十一)月
This is Scientific American 60 Second Science, I am Sophie Bushwick, go a minute? Its tough to pick a familiar face out of a crowdbut focusing on a known voice in a noisy room is easy. And a new study scanned volunteers brains to look at how we solve
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A New York Times reporter recently wrote this sentence: Like most heck, all of the women I know, my relationship to food, to my weight, to my body iscomplicated. That relationship is now visible in our brains. When anorexic and bulimic women see imag
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Silybin 水飞蓟宾 Silymarin 水飞蓟素 Silydianin 水飞蓟宁 Sinomenine 盐酸青藤碱 Sinoside 辛诺甙 Skimmianine 茵芋碱 Smiglanin 光叶菝葜甙 Smilagenin 异菝葜皂甙 Solanidine 茄
医务英语
Sesamoid bone - a small bone which appears at the age of thirteen, adjacent to the carpo-metacarpal joint of the thumb and is of use in determining the skeletal age of a child. Sharpey's fibres. - are
医务英语
The other day my 3-year old God son and I were pillow fighting when he sat down, panting, and said with surprise, I can feel my heart beating! Sometimes it takes little kids to remind us just how amazing our bodies are. Scientists believe that an are
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This is Scientific Americans 60-Second Science. Im Christie Nicholson. Got a minute? Is it an old wives tale or can deaf people actually see better? Scientists have long thought that the structure of our brain is fixed. For instance, from birth the a
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Some Birds as Smart as Apes 某些鸟类像猿一样聪明 Using the term bird brain is one way to insult another persons intelligence. That is because a birds brain is small. So, anyone with such a bird-sized brain was thought to be not that intelli
2016年VOA慢速英语(五)月
1. The work that Tim Pons and his colleagues published last week is basic research into the portion of the brain, the cortex, that one scientist says is responsible for all the interesting things we do. 剖析：在这个长句中, 共有两个定语从
雅思英语
Science and technology 科学和技术 Computer vision 计算机模拟视觉 Eye robot 你是我的眼 Poor eyesight remains one of the main obstacles to letting robots loose among humans. 放手让机器人在人类社会自由活动仍存在重大障
经济学人科技系列
SCIENCE IN THE NEWS - Depression Study Finds Hope in Different Treatments, at Least for Some PeopleBy Nancy Steinbach, Caty Weaver Brianna Blake Broadcast: Tuesday, April 11, 2006 (MUSIC) VOICE ONE: T
2006年慢速英语（四）月
salary 薪金；薪俸 salary adjustment 薪金调整 salary earner 受薪人士 salary rate index 薪金率指数 salary statement 薪俸结算书 sale and purchase agreement 买卖协议 sale by auc
财会英语
seal n. 封铅,封条;印,图章;海豹v. 封盖,密闭 seam n. 缝,接缝,骨缝 解析：burst at the seams 胀破裂缝,过满,过于拥挤 come/fall/break apart at the seams 破裂,失败,崩溃 s
英文语法词汇
We all have those friends, often they are mere acquaintances. 我们都有这样的朋友，他们一般只是点头之交。 Those people whose lives are played out on social media, every cough and spit of their intimate relationships littering your
阅读空间
sociable 好交际的 ；友善的 sofa 沙发 solidarity 团结 solitary 独居者 ；孤独的 solo 独奏 sovereign 元首 spacious 广大的 specialist 专家 spectrum 光谱 spicy 辛辣的 ；有风
考研英语
Hold your hand out and try to keep it perfectly still. After a moment, it will probably begin to shake. Hold that same hand out just before you give a major presentation to your new boss, and youll notice that those normal small tremors increase subs
英语时差8，16
From VOA Learning English, this is Science In The News. Im Mario Ritter. And Im Jeri Watson. Today we tell about an experimental way to cure drug dependency in rats. We also tell about a health threat to one third of all adults. We have a report on a
英语语言学习
The prefrontal cortex is the region of the brain located just behind the forehead. This is where higher-level cognition occurs, such as recalling whether a word was heard aloud or read. Most people show evidence of more processing on one side of the
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