有经验的医生会根据病人的病情做出一个全面的诊断,信息不再是isolated而是 in much the same way that grandmasters see patterns among chess pieces
心理表征在何时建立？在练习开始之前plan。写作：首先是明确目标，想传递的信息，再根据这些目标制定具体的途径，同时还要监控，不断做出调整。
They monitor and evaluate their performance, and, when necessary, they modify their mental representations in order to make them more effective.
剩下的部分在讲MR在physical 和mental 的各种应用，以及如何一步步让自己的MR更加effectice
感悟：肯定是刚开始plan的过程会艰难一些，但是却是打基础的第一步，It’s like a staircase that you climb as you build it. Each step of your ascent puts you in a position to build the next step.
In any area, not just musical performance, the relationship between skill and mental representations is a virtuous circle: the more skilled you become, the better your mental representations are, and
老朋友：Now, Imreh was not coming to this piece cold—she’d heard it many times—but the fact that she was able to create this mental image of the piece simply by reading the score indicates just how highly developed her mental representations of the piano are.
Piece together
[pi:s]verb
■to create something by joining the separate parts of it together or by joining different things together拼合；凑集
•The ancient skull has been pieced together from fragments.这个古人类头骨是由头骨碎片拼合而成的。
•Kevin has done a great job to piece together a tremendous team.凯文拼凑出一支出色的队伍，真是了不起。
•The police are collecting clues in order to piece together the details of the day she died.警方正在搜集线索，以查清她死去那天的详细情形。
And didn’t worry about the seemingly irrelevant fact that one of the patient’s pupils was acting up.
1.to behave badly 作妖
•The kids started acting up.
2.to not work as it should
•How long has your ankle been acting up?
Red Herring --- distrction
The expression is mainly used to assert that an argument is not relevant to the issue being discussed. For example,
"I think we should make the academic requirements stricter for students. I recommend you support this because we are in a budget crisis, and we do not want our salaries affected."
The second sentence, though used to support the first sentence, does not address that topic.
that's about ˈall |that's about ˈit 差不多就这样了
used to say that you have finished telling sb about sth and there is nothing to add
•‘Anything else?’ ‘No, that's about it for now.’
