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例句

When the American novelist Jonathan Safran Foer had his first child, he decided to investigate what he should be feeding him.

美国小说家乔纳森·萨福兰·弗尔在拥有自己的第一个孩子后，决定研究要用什么来喂养自己的孩子。

But Foer's book reminds us that the cognitive advance of our species is not inexorable.

但是福尔的书提醒我们，人类的认知进步不是残酷无情的。

"Moonwalking With Einstein" does just that: It takes the reader on Foer's journey from memory novice to national champion.

《和爱因斯坦漫步》所做的就是这些：它引导读者走上福尔的旅程，从一个初学者变成全美冠军。

He acted as Foer's trainer during preparations for the book and helped him achieve his championship performances.

在著书期间，他充当了弗尔的训练师，并帮助弗尔取得了冠军称号。

"This is about incremental changes for the most part, not a revolution, " said Bert Foer, president of the American Antitrust Institute.

“对大多数党派来说，这是一种渐进式的变化，而不是革命，”美国反垄断协会会长BertFoer称。

It became these things later in lesser works by lesser artists: Michael Nyman, Takashi Murakami, Tracey Emin and Jonathan Safran Foer.

它是在之后少数艺术家（迈克尔•尼曼，村上隆，特雷西•埃敏和乔纳森•萨佛兰•福尔）的少数作品中演变成这个样子的。

Ultimately, Foer imagines, the commands would come straight from your cerebral cortex.

福尔还想象，最终，指令将直接从你的大脑皮层发出。

The statistics vary, but Jonathan Safran Foer, author of Eating Animals, estimates that 18 percent of U. S. college students are vegetarian.

统计资料各异，但《吃动物》的作者乔纳森·萨法兰·佛耳估计18%的美国大学生是素食者。

Joshua Foer's engrossing best seller "Moonwalking With Einstein" recalls one colossal example of what we trade for progress.

约书亚福尔引人入胜的畅销书《与爱因斯坦月球漫步》让我们回忆起一个关于我们贸易进步的庞大的例子。

"This is the story of the next half-century, " Foer told me, "as we become effectively cyborgs. "

“这将是下半个世纪的故事，”福尔告诉我，“到那时，我们将变成非常有效率的半机器人。”

As Foer points out, we no longer need to remember telephone numbers. Our mobile phones do that for us.

正如弗尔所指出的那样，我们已经不再需要记住电话号码，因为有手机代劳；

Foer said, "What makes things memorable is that they are meaningful, significant, colorful. "

Foer说，“有些事之所以值得记忆是因为它们有意义、非常重要或者其本身的趣味。”

Hence Foer's book, which is published by Penguin this month.

于是弗尔的新书应运而生，这本著作将于本月由企鹅出版社出版。

Foer to us this is an opportunity we can't miss.

因为对我们来讲，这是一个好的不容错过的机会。