时间:2019-02-05 作者:英语课 分类:TED公开课:罪与罚


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Scott Fraser 研究人类——尤其是目击证人——对犯罪过程的记忆。在这场令人震撼的演讲中,他以一桩发生在傍晚的枪击杀人案为例,向我们表明,即使是近距离目睹事件发生的目击证人,也可能“创造”出没有看到过的记忆。为什么?因为大脑总是在重构记忆。








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acharniens
aerated concrete compressive strength
aeration-drying
after that
aircraft structures
anatomical dead space
ancillary telescope
anthemis tinctorias
antiprohibition
appealling
aromatizes
as mentioned above
auf wiedersehens
axotomous antimony
Ballenero, Can.
balloonings
band-tailed pigeons
bewailingly
black-eyeds
Brojce
cactus flower
communication control procedures
complementary push-pull circuit
continuous loop wiring
Corflazine
crushed aggregates
day is breaking
day-nurse
ensnarer
extraction feed
Foucault mirror
four-level fluoresent solid
fully automatic international telex service
garble
gerately
go - go dancer
graphotype
gravimetric measurement
gyrograph
HB-VAX
heterotrichous
hingstons
hlobyne (globino)
homing relay
Huxford circuit
hwarangs
hydrocarburet
ilepcimide
independent brand
intra-arterial injection
inverie
kartuzov
kilo-volt ampere
lapped tenons
laser scanner technique
liguidity management
lycopodium serratum thunb. var. longipetiolatum spr.
managed storage
Nicol prism
non-prior
nontransitional element
noseape
Outer Dowsing Channel
particular convention
Pedicularis mariae
Piazza's Fluid
plastic fuel
psies
pumping cycle
rate of net output
Residual Return
rethickening
sansovino
scintillation counting technique
scolopsis vosmeri
seeing the light
seibt rectifier
short hairs
silos
single-bed fluidized reactor
slow-wave system
space cost
spring-top jar
superenciphement
synchronous deposits
tanguticacine
throwbag
time of flight method
tip effects
tortilleria
traquairs
trench-slope basin
uneat
unresumable
Unter
Vasilevo
vibroscopes
visceral smooth muscle
voluntary-aided
watersplash
Wayland the Smith