英語 での What i call の使用例とその 日本語 への翻訳
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From my understanding, what I call the‘action tree' is most akin to LLVM's IR(intermediate representation).
The legitimacy of great power is what I call it, and that is precisely what Netanyahu and Lieberman desire.
NB: Unless we exit what I call the semi-anarchic default condition.
We need to create the space for what I call"managed dissent.
Oh, the play between the two is"wrestling" is what I call.
So this is a kind of basic example of what I call the"optimization problem.".
One of my first lessons is what I call the"leaky bucket syndrome" of learning.
First I would like to give some insights into my productions and what I call the“Aesthetics of Absence.”.
For a very long time philosophers generally have been inclined to accept what I call the Leibnizian ideal.
Laughter OK? What you do is you create what I call a mirror box.
the right shows what I call the lion viewshed.
And someday, we may actually figure out the fundamental unified theory of the particles and forces, what I call the"fundamental law.
The first, to my mind, is what I call as"the ideas that have arrived.
It's connected to, what I call, the principle of computational equivalence, which tells us that even incredibly simple systems can do computations as sophisticated as anything.
We can, we have even developed the technology at the same time, that we can allow the electron what I call"Inter-Atomic Fusion.
By the way, what I have just outlined is what I call a“physicist's history of physics,” which is never correct.
The real epidemic in our culture is not only physical heart disease, but also what I call emotional and spiritual heart disease.
Cheers It is possibly my proudest title yet, and the reason is that women too often get penalized for using what I call their emotional capital, but I know from experience that we become so good when we do just that.
Two more factors complete the civilizational anxiety: the catastrophically low birth rate of Europeans(average number of children per woman: 1.6) and an elite(what I call the six Ps: police, politicians, press, priests, professors, and prosecutors) that ignores and even denigrates those concerns.