n.人体冷冻法(把人体在死亡时冷冻起来以期在将来起死回生)

Cryonics offers the hope of reviving individuals who have been legally declared dead.
冷冻保存技术为那些已被法律宣布死亡的人提供了复苏的希望。
The process of cryonics involves preserving a human body or brain at extremely low temperatures in anticipation of future resurrection.
冷冻保存的过程包括将人体或大脑在极低温度下保存，以期待未来的复活。
Many proponents of cryonics believe that advances in medical technology will one day make it possible to cure diseases and repair damage caused by aging.
许多冷冻保存的支持者相信，医学技术的进步终有一天能使人治愈疾病并修复由衰老引起的损伤。
Critics argue that cryonics is based on unproven scientific theories and gives people false hope.
批评者认为，冷冻保存基于未经证实的科学理论，给人以虚假的希望。
The cost of cryonics procedures, including preservation and storage, can be quite substantial.
包括保存和储存在内的冷冻保存程序的费用可能相当可观。
Some futurists envision cryonics as a bridge to immortality, allowing individuals to skip over periods of time until cures for their conditions exist.
一些未来学家将冷冻保存设想为通往永生的桥梁，使个人能够跨越时间，直到他们状况的治疗方法出现。
Cryonics facilities often use liquid nitrogen to maintain temperatures below -196°C (-320°F), at which cellular decay is dramatically slowed down.
冷冻保存设施通常使用液氮来维持低于-196°C（-320°F）的温度，在这个温度下，细胞衰减会显著减慢。
Despite the controversy surrounding it, cryonics has gained a small but dedicated following around the world.
尽管围绕着它的争议不断，冷冻保存还是在全球范围内获得了一小部分但忠诚的追随者。
Signing up for cryonics services usually involves legal and financial planning, as well as discussions with family members about one's wishes.
注册冷冻保存服务通常涉及法律和财务规划，以及与家人讨论个人的愿望。
The first successful cryonic suspension of a human being was performed in 1967, sparking both interest and skepticism in the scientific community.
，首次成功对人类进行冷冻保存引发了科学界的兴趣和怀疑。