How we handle our own feelings of impatience, hostility, and anger is a far more powerful example to our childeren than what we tell them to do with theirs. We don't want to impose our black moods on our children, but neither do we want to pretend that our angry feelings don't exist.
The Meteorological Analysis and Prediction Lab (a.k.a. "Forecasting Lab") is located on NCSU's Centennial Campus in the Research III building. The lab (pictured above) typically serves 6-10 graduate students and 1-3 undergraduate research assistants. A part-time computer systems administrator supports the laboratory.
For running models such as the Weather Research and Forecasting (WRF) model, the forecasting lab group utilizes two high-performance computing clusters at NC State, the PAMS cluster and the university HPC cluster.
Oh, say can you see by the dawn's early light What so proudly we hailed at the twilight's last gleaming? Whose broad stripes and bright stars thru the perilous fight, O'er the ramparts we watched were so gallantly streaming?
And the rocket's red glare, the bombs bursting in air, Gave proof thru the night that our flag was still there. Oh, say does that star-spangled banner yet wave O'er the land of the free and the home of the brave?
But the overarching ideas that have influenced my work and fueled my interest in conscious and unconscious memory derive from a perspective on mind that psychiatry and psychoanalysis opened up for me. Thus, my initial career as an aspiring psychoanalyst was hardly a detour from the main path; rather, it was the educational bedrock of all I have been able to accomplish since
>>58 The Meteorological Analysis and Prediction Lab (a.k.a. "Forecasting Lab") は the Research III buildingのNCSU's Centennial Campusに位置する。 やたら読みにくい。 固有名詞の多い文章はまだ無理。 >>59 そしてこれもむづい。 もっと温いのくれ。 >>61 >>28に書いたとおり。
Scientists and animal trainers have devoted their lives to trying to understand what the world looks like to animals. After all, the planet is full of perceptive creatures - of whom we are a small minority - and it's more than a matter of idle curiosity to consider how life appears to them. Humans can't help approaching this problem from a human perspective.
One of the justifications for human cloning is to reproduce someone of astonishing ability or talent - to give the world another Shakespeare, Mozart or Einstein. But how about cloning a person who is far from being genius, an ordinary guy like me with a somewhat undistinguished academic record at school?
It has been estimated that you lose five hundred brain cells an hour, so if you have any serious thinking to do there really isn't a moment to waste. The good news is that the individual components of your brain cells are constantly renewed so that no part of them is actually likely to be more than about a month old.
It is no surprise that the most complex features of the Universe, which proved most reluctant to yield to the traditional methods of scientific investigation, should exist on our scale.