1. In view of the fact that Hobson was not a trained economist his achievements were remarkable.
鉴于霍布森非科班出身的经济学家这一事实，他的成就是很了不起的。
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2. Hobson and McCauley's Theory.
霍布森和麦卡利的理论。
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3. Hobson: I'd say, "Do you believe this number?"
霍布森：我说：“你相信这个数字吗？”
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4. For 10 days Hobson could neither sleep nor dream.
之后的十天他既睡不着也做不了梦。
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5. Mr Hobson owned a stable of horses in Cambridge, England.
霍布森先生在英国剑桥拥有一个马棚。
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6. Hobson: What is meant by the term Clearing House Association?
霍布森：票据交换是什么意思？
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7. ‘As soon as the animals leave, we'll follow,’ said Michelle Hobson, 23.
只要动物走了，我们也走，”23岁的米歇尔霍布森说。
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8. Bill Hobson is asking his banker about the local Clearing HouseAssociation in their city.
比尔·霍布森正向他的银行从业者打听有关他们城里的地方票据交换所的情况。
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9. In 1886, Henry Yule and AC Burnell compiled Hobson-Jobson, the first dictionary of Anglo-Indian.
1886年，亨利于勒和ac波奈尔编纂了第一本盎格鲁-印度语字典《郝博森-乔博森》。
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10. The first systematic critique of modern imperialism was provided by the English radical J. A. Hobson.
第一次给予现代帝国主义以系统批判的是英国的激进分子j.a.霍布森。
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11. Well into his stay in hospital, Hobson begins to hallucinate, an oft-reported side-effect of sleep deprivation.
教授在医院呆了一段时间之后出现了幻觉。这种现象是剥夺睡眠之后的常见副作用。
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12. According to hobson-jobson-which is a dictionary of 1886 with a focus on words that have come to English from India.
1886年出版的《Hobson - Jobson词典》重点关注从印度进入英语的单词，它写道。
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13. Doctor Hobson says they are strange because the dreaming brain is doing its best to make a story from disorganized signals.
霍布森博士说，梦之所以奇怪，是因为做梦时的大脑正在尽力从纷乱的信号中构成情节。
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14. In 1840 Hobson , representing Queen Victoria, and some Maori chiefs, signed the Treaty of Waitangi. Modern New Zealand was founded.
1840年第一位总督威廉。赫伯森和毛利酋长签订了《威坦哲条约》，现代新西兰成立了。
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15. Possessing a sculptor's eye, Hobson ably opens the eyes of readers to the nuanced tree and shrub forms achieved by clipping or heavy pruning.
拥有一个雕塑家的眼睛，霍布森巧妙地打开读者的眼睛，以细致入微的树和灌木形式实现剪切或重修剪。
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16. Drs. Hobson and Silvestri describe parasomnias as "errors in timing and balance" in the brain as it transitions between waking and sleeping [source: Hobson].
17. In the mid-1970s dream researcher J. Allan Hobson and his colleagues at Harvard Medical School proposed that the brain spontaneously generates electrical pulses while dreaming.
18. As Theo Hobson put it in an exchange with me a few years back, "a huge proportion of believers inhabit this grey area between 'literal' and 'metaphorical' belief - in a sense all believers do."
19. Hobson was told by doctors he had a classic case of Wallenberg's syndrome - the symptoms included difficulty moving, especially his right leg and arm, problems with balance and double vision.
20. Call it poetic justice, or just sheer bad luck, either way Hobson approached the experience like a scientist and decided to document it, just as he had with the cats, but this time from the inside.
21. Call it poetic justice, or just sheer bad luck, either way Hobson approached the experience like a scientist and decided to document it, just as he had with the cats, but this time from the inside.
