This failing is basic to the now-widespread computing discipline that has arrogated to itself the slightly misleading moniker of artificial intelligence (AI).

一缺点如今被广泛应用的计算科的基础，该科自诩为人工智能(AI)，个绰号有点让人误解。

That's how I got my moniker, the Halloween Queen.

就我的绰号“万圣节女王”的由来。

This somewhat sinister moniker is based on the fact that two important mutations can be found in the variant's spike protein.

在个变异毒株的刺突蛋白中有两个重要的突变。

It was given to me in a sense as a moniker.

从某种意义上说，它作为一个绰号给我的。

So where did this Tony the Lip moniker come from?

你个托尼·“大嘴”的称呼哪里来的？

This monster volcano goes by the moniker “the Tamu Massif”, and volcanologists say that it “fell asleep” more than 140 million years ago.

座巨大的被称为“大塔穆”，家称它在1.4亿年前“沉睡”了。

It is how I have learned to see through my blindness, to navigate my journey through the dark unknowns of my own challenges, which has earned me the moniker " the remarkable Batman."

我就会 在失明中去看见东西，为我导航，穿过挑战性的未知黑暗，我也因此得了一个绰号“神奇蝙蝠侠”。

According to Behind the Name, Erik wasn't a particularly popular moniker until the 19th century, but in 1858, a children's book by Frederic William Farrar called Eric, or Little by Little came out.

根据“名字背后”显示，埃里克一小名直到19世纪才开始流行起来。1858年，弗雷德里克·威廉·法勒出版了一本由名叫《埃里克》的儿童读物。

(which latter moniker is also the official name given to this model of robot by the firm that manufactures them, Boston Dynamics, a subsidiary of SoftBank).

（后一个名字也制造它们的公司Boston Dynamics（软银分公司）给个机器人模型取得官方名字）。

And for others still, middle names served as a way to pass on a popular family name, without having everyone go by the same moniker.

还有一些人，中间名用来传递一个流行的姓氏，而不让每个人都用同一个名字。

Next the owners said the actual names, and the researchers looked at whether individual cats (when living among other cats) appeared able to distinguish their monikers.

接下来，主人说出了实际的名字，研究人员观察了个别猫（生活在其他猫中时）否能够区分它们的绰号。

So using that technique to our advantage, by actually having a moniker, by having an identity, this is why the book is called Indistractable.

所以利用个技巧，给自己起个别名，拥有一个身份，就为什么本书叫做《不可分心》。

But there's a difference this time: they've reserved the more memorable moniker for their little girl's middle name.

他们给小女儿取了有纪念意义的中间名。

Often, researchers refer to it by a less academic moniker: tip-of-the-tongue phenomenon (or state or syndrome), a.k.a. TOT.

通常，研究人员用一个不那么术的名称来称呼它：舌尖现象（或状态或综合症），简称 TOT。

And so this disease took on a diminutive moniker that belied the scale of its wretchedness: smallpox.

因此，种疾病有了一个与其悲惨程度不符的小小绰号：小痘疱。

But while he tested out a few combinations of names in his early career, he ultimately settled on the moniker that we all know him by today which was two words.

但在他早期的职业生涯中，他尝试了将几个名字组合，最终确定了我们今天都知道他的名字，即只有两个词。

No matter how you look at it, Mia is a solid name, and it's no wonder that people are fond of the moniker.

”不管你怎么看，米娅确实个不错的名字，难怪人们喜欢个名字。

So the moniker and concept of a middle name truly only works for certain languages.

因此，中间名的名称和概念实际上只适用于某些语言。

Liam, which began as a nickname for William, has now overtaken its parent moniker in terms of widespread use.

利亚姆最初威廉的昵称，现在在广泛使用方面已经超过了威廉。

So it's safe to say that whenever they landed on the moniker, they knew it was the perfect fit.

所以可以肯定地说，无论何时决定的，他们都知道再合适不过的名字。