1.
Analysis on the Contributions to Confucianism of Yangmingxinxue and the Revelation to Modern Society
从“心外无理”看阳明心学对儒学的革命意义及启示
2.
This unexpected silence mortified him beyond reason.
这意外的不理睬无缘无故地伤害了他的自尊心。
3.
Cultural Psychology and Foreign Language Teaching in the Perspective of Collective Unconsciousness
集体无意识观照下的文化心理与外语教学
4.
The "Mind" and the "Substance" that are Formed in "Intuitive Knowlege"and Their Relationship--A reasonable annotation of Wang Yangming s Idea "Nothing Exists beyond the Mind";
在“良知”中生成的“心”与“物”及其关系——王阳明“心外无物”的合理诠释
5.
internal and cylindrical centerless grinder for pistone ring
活塞环内外圆无心磨床
6.
centerless cylindrical grinding machine with wide grinding wheel
宽砂轮无心外圆磨床
7.
an unconditioned reflex
【生理.心理】无条件反射
8.
When he woke up at dawn and heard the birds chirping in the trees outside his window, for no reason at all he felt happy, full of inexplicable expectations.
早晨方醒，听见窗外树上鸟叫，无理由地高兴，无目的地期待，心似乎减轻重量，直长升上去。
9.
collective unconsciousness
集体无意识(心理学)
10.
Show selfless concern for others. Transcend the three realms of existence by cultivating yourself.
身在万物中，要有人无我；心在三界外，要有我无人。
11.
The velocity of the center of mass is constant in the absence of external forces.
在无外力时，质心的速度是常量。
12.
Inside and out, I was overjoyed.
无论内心还是外在我都欣喜若狂。
13.
Vibration Characteristic Analysis and Simulation Research on Cylindrical Centerless Grinding;
无心外圆磨振动特性分析与仿真研究
14.
Discussion on the Outer Psychophysics and the Inner Psychophysics;
论外部的心理物理学和内部的心理物理学
15.
No one has knowledge of a man's grief but himself; and a strange person has no part in his joy.
心中的苦楚，自己知道。心里的喜乐，外人无干。
16.
Mental Interaction vs. Mind and Things--An Analysis of Wang Yang-ming s “Nothing outside the Mind” in Terms of Existentialism;
感应与心物——王阳明“心外无物”思想的生存论分析
17.
The reason for this is to mark the transition between inside and outside, and an unconscious desire to come home and feel at ease.
韩国人脱鞋子的理由是因为想区分里面和外面，无意识的想心情舒畅的回来。
18.
"Besides, conceit and a sense of superiority have either Blinded us to our own weaknesses or made us ignore them."
另外,自大心理与国家优越感作祟,使人们对于自身的脆弱懵然无知或视而不见。