Theselittle, helmetedkingsbelongto a muchgranderlineageofsuper-poweredlizards, theiguanians.
この小さなヘルメットをかぶった王たちは、超強力なトカゲの大系であるイグアニアンに属している。
Thissuborderincludessome 2,000 lizards, fromthefearsome, frilled, andspikylizardsinAustralia, totheflyingacrobatsofSoutheastAsiaglidingacrosscanopies, to a colorfularrayofhue-shiftingchameleonsacrossdifferentcontinents.
Thebabbybasilicus, a 48 millionyearoldlizardskullfossil, is a closerelativeofthebasilisklizard.
4800万年前のトカゲの頭骨化石であるバビー・バシリクスは、バシリスク・トカゲの近縁種である。
Whilethereisn't exactly a waytoprovethatthisancientrelativewasalsoabletowalkonwater, researchersdoknowthatthisancestralspecieslivedduring a timewhereitwouldhavebeenveryusefultodoso.
Thisslightflexioncanbecomparedtocompressing a spring, primingitforexpansionasyoubounceoffyouronelegtopropelyourselfforward.
このわずかな屈曲は、バネを圧縮して膨張させ、片足で跳ねて前進するのに例えることができる。
Thisbouncinggaitiscommoninmanyformsofterrestriallocomotion, fromthegallopingofhorsestothehoppingofrabbits, andit's a particularlyefficientwayofmovingonland.
Whiletherearealready a numberofspeciesofamphibiousrobotscominginallshapesandsizes, manyoftheserelyonwheeledorlegmechanismsthatsinkintothewater, whileothersinspiredbythewaterstriderrelymoreonbuoyancyandthusmoveacrossthewaterconsiderablyslower.
A fastandhighlyreliablerobotthatcouldtransitionalmostinstantlyfromlandtowaterandbackcouldbeincrediblyusefulforunmannedrescuemissions, researchintodangerousterrain, moreefficientoceanexplorations, andmaybeeventuallytheexplorationofalienenvironments.
Comparedtootherapproachestoroughterrain, thismechanismallowsfor a goodbalancebetweenthehighvelocitythat a wheeledvehicleprovidesandtheadaptabilitythat a leggedrobotcouldprovide.
TheBasilisklizardis a primeexampleofhowseeminglysmallscientificcuriositiescanbetransformedintoreal-worldpracticalapplicationsthathavethepotentialtosavelivesandprovideuswith a betterunderstandingofworldswe'veneverbeentobefore.
OurgrowingunderstandingoftheBasilisk's funkymovementshasallowed a moreanalyticalapproachtorecreatingthisbiblicalability, withresearchersexperimentingwithdynamicfoldingfeetanddifferentkindsofrigidandactivetailstoslowly, hopefully, reach a pointwherewalkingonwaterwillbenothingoutoftheordinary.
Theystartyouoffbyshowingyousomesimpleneuralnetworkstofirstjustshowyouhowtheywork, andthenyougettoexplore a muchbiggerneuralnetworktoappreciateallthattheycando.
まず、簡単なニューラルネットワークをいくつか見せて、それがどのように機能するかを説明する。
Soifyou'vealsobeenhearingaboutneuralnetworksallovertheplace, andare a littlelostonhowtheyactuallywork, thisisthecourseforyou.
Sotolearnmoreaboutthisnewageofneuralnetworks, andtotryeverythingBrillianthastoofferfreefor a full 30 days, visitbrilliant.orgslashrealscience, orclickonthelinkinthedescription.
このニューラル・ネットワークの新時代についてもっと知りたい方、そしてブリリアントが提供するすべてを30日間無料で試したい方は、brilliant.org slash real scienceをご覧いただくか、説明文にあるリンクをクリックしてください。