一、英譯中：
⑴ Skillful composers have long used silence to build a sense of anticipation. Some ofmusic’s finest moments are spent in transition—waiting, in essence, for the other shoeto drop. The snapshots of this pause may have implications beyond concert halls. Theyshine a light into what neuroscientists call “segmentation processes”—the techniquesused by the brain to take a stream of sensory information and parcel it up into moreeasily comprehended pieces.（20 分）