And a lot of times the frame of reference that viewers have is other shows.

很多时候观众的参照系是其他节目。

She needs a frame of reference. Here.

她需要一个参照系 看这里。

And the earth is the most common frame of reference that we use.

地球是我们最常用的参照系。

He had lived in Europe for years, but understood it to no longer be the frame of reference for civilization or literature.

他曾在欧洲生活多年，但他明白欧洲不再是文明或文的参照系。

The person on the side of the road is using their frame of reference of being at rest.

路边的人正在使用他们休息的参照系。

Empathy is the capacity to understand what another person is experiencing from the other person's frame of reference.

同理心是从另一个人的参照系中理解另一个人正在经历的情的能力。

Excuse me. If you were riding on the olive, you'd be in a non - inertial reference frame and would...Are you okay?

抱歉，如果你坐在那颗橄榄上，你就是一个非惯性参照系并会… … 你没？

You know, you can have two events that happen and two different people looking at it from two different what we call reference frames.

可以有两个件发生两个不同的人身上、他们从两个不同的参照系来观察它。

In terms of their locations, as long as we're using the frame of reference of the tabletop, there was also no change.

就它们的位置而言， 只要我们使用桌面的参照系，也没有变化。

But when Stella changed her direction for the return journey, she entered a different reference frame from the one she’d started in.

但是当斯特拉改变她的返程方向时，她进入了一个与她开始时不同的参照系。

This indicates that Goffin's cockatoos do indeed possess an allocentric frame of reference when moving objects in space, similar to two-year-old babies.

这表明 Goffin 的凤头鹦鹉在空间中移动物体时确实拥有非中心参照系，类似于两岁的婴儿。

There is no death as you think of it, My own frame of reference, however, is no longer focused on my reincarnation existences.

没有你想的死亡，但是我自己的参照系不再关注我的轮回存在。

In our train example, the two reference frames are the perspective of someone standing on the train, and someone standing on the platform.

在我们的火车示例中，两个参照系分别是站在火车上的人和站在站台上的人的视角。

It is impossible to distinguish motion from rest based on experiments such as shooting arrows or throwing balls without leaving one's frame of reference to observe the outside world.

在不离开自己的参照系观察外界的情况下，根据射箭或扔球等实验来区分运动和静止是不可能的。

More than half a century later, I stood once more at the top of that hill, looking down, but this time with a different set of eyes and an altered frame of reference.

半个多世纪后，当我再一次站在山顶上往下看，但这次我的观察视角和参照系都不同。