Input: [Field] CURa [Meaning]

Output: The data is used for completion of the current activity.

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Input: [Field] ADMa [Meaning]

Output: The data is used for site administration.

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Input: [Field] DEVa [Meaning]

Output: The data is used for research and development.

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Input: [Field] TAIa [Meaning]

Output: The data is used for tailoring the site.

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Input: [Field] PSAa [Meaning]

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Input: [Field] PSDa [Meaning]

Output: The data is used for pseudononymous decision-making.

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Input: [Field] IVAa [Meaning]

Output: The data is used for analysis, including knowledge of the visitor's identity.

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Input: [Field] IVDa [Meaning]

Output: The data is used for decision-making, including knowledge of the visitor's identity.

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Input: [Field] OUR [Meaning]

Output: The data is given to ourselves and our agents.

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Input: [Field] BUS [Meaning]

Output: Our business practices specify how long the data will be kept.

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Input: [Field] IND [Meaning]

Output: The data will be kept indefinitely.

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Input: [Field] UNI [Meaning]

Output: Unique identifiers are collected.

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Input: [Field] COM [Meaning]

Output: Computer information is collected.

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Input: [Field] NAV [Meaning]

Output: Navigation and clickstream data is collected.

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Input: [Field] INT [Meaning]

Output: Interactive data is collected.

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Input: [Field] STA [Meaning]

Output: State-management data is collected

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Input: [Requirement] Microsoft Windows Server 2003 R2 SP2 (32-bit) Microsoft Windows Server 2008 (32- and 64-bit) Microsoft Windows Server 2008 R2 (64-bit) [System Area]

Output: Platforms


Input: [Requirement] Disk appropriate for size of cache; fast disk preferable but not mandatory 100 Megabit NIC or better 1 CPU P4 1Ghz or better [System Area]

Output: Processor/Hardware


Input: [Requirement] 256 MB memory or better. Note: 13.0 Cache Agents support memory caching, which is important if object caching is enabled. Therefore, additional memory should be available to support the desired amount of memory caching. The default memory cache size is 100MB. [System Area]

Output: RAM


Input: [Requirement] 12 MB to install the application plus sufficient disk space for the desired size of each Cache Agent's cache. [System Area]

Output: Hard disk space


Input: [Requirement] SVGA, high color mode, 1024x768 or greater Recommended resolution: 1280x1024 or more [System Area]

Output: Display


Input: [Requirement] Adobe Acrobat Reader for viewing the StarTeamMPX Administrator's Guide (ST_MPX_Help.pdf) [System Area]

Output: Other


f8743b24_Фрази_ризику___Вікіпедія__Фраза

Input: [Код] R1 [Фраза]

Output: Explosive when dry

Фрази ризику — Вікіпедія


f8743b24_Фрази_ризику___Вікіпедія__Фраза

Input: [Код] R2 [Фраза]

Output: Risk of explosion by shock, friction, fire or other sources of ignition

Фрази ризику — Вікіпедія


f8743b24_Фрази_ризику___Вікіпедія__Фраза

Input: [Код] R3 [Фраза]

Output: Extreme risk of explosion by shock, friction, fire or other sources of ignition

Фрази ризику — Вікіпедія


f8743b24_Фрази_ризику___Вікіпедія__Фраза

Input: [Код] R4 [Фраза]

Output: Forms very sensitive explosive metallic compounds

Фрази ризику — Вікіпедія


f8743b24_Фрази_ризику___Вікіпедія__Фраза

Input: [Код] R5 [Фраза]

Output: Heating may cause an explosion

Фрази ризику — Вікіпедія


f8743b24_Фрази_ризику___Вікіпедія__Фраза

Input: [Код] R6 [Фраза]

Output: Explosive with or without contact with air

Фрази ризику — Вікіпедія


f8743b24_Фрази_ризику___Вікіпедія__Фраза

Input: [Код] R7 [Фраза]

Output: May cause fire

Фрази ризику — Вікіпедія


f8743b24_Фрази_ризику___Вікіпедія__Фраза

Input: [Код] R8 [Фраза]

Output: Contact with combustible material may cause fire

Фрази ризику — Вікіпедія


f8743b24_Фрази_ризику___Вікіпедія__Фраза

Input: [Код] R9 [Фраза]

Output: Explosive when mixed with combustible material

Фрази ризику — Вікіпедія


f8743b24_Фрази_ризику___Вікіпедія__Фраза

Input: [Код] R10 [Фраза]

Output: Flammable

Фрази ризику — Вікіпедія


f8743b24_Фрази_ризику___Вікіпедія__Фраза

Input: [Код] R11 [Фраза]

Output: Highly flammable

Фрази ризику — Вікіпедія


f8743b24_Фрази_ризику___Вікіпедія__Фраза

Input: [Код] R12 [Фраза]

Output: Extremely flammable

Фрази ризику — Вікіпедія


f8743b24_Фрази_ризику___Вікіпедія__Фраза

Input: [Код] R14 [Фраза]

Output: Reacts violently with water

Фрази ризику — Вікіпедія


f8743b24_Фрази_ризику___Вікіпедія__Фраза

Input: [Код] R15 [Фраза]

Output: Contact with water liberates extremely flammable gases

Фрази ризику — Вікіпедія


f8743b24_Фрази_ризику___Вікіпедія__Фраза

Input: [Код] R16 [Фраза]

Output: Explosive when mixed with oxidising substances

Фрази ризику — Вікіпедія


f8743b24_Фрази_ризику___Вікіпедія__Фраза

Input: [Код] R17 [Фраза]

Output: Spontaneously flammable in air

Фрази ризику — Вікіпедія


f8743b24_Фрази_ризику___Вікіпедія__Фраза

Input: [Код] R18 [Фраза]

Output: In use, may form flammable/explosive vapour-air mixture

Фрази ризику — Вікіпедія


f8743b24_Фрази_ризику___Вікіпедія__Фраза

Input: [Код] R19 [Фраза]

Output: May form explosive peroxides

Фрази ризику — Вікіпедія


f8743b24_Фрази_ризику___Вікіпедія__Фраза

Input: [Код] R20 [Фраза]

Output: Harmful by inhalation

Фрази ризику — Вікіпедія


f8743b24_Фрази_ризику___Вікіпедія__Фраза

Input: [Код] R21 [Фраза]

Output: Harmful in contact with skin

Фрази ризику — Вікіпедія


f8743b24_Фрази_ризику___Вікіпедія__Фраза

Input: [Код] R22 [Фраза]

Output: Harmful if swallowed

Фрази ризику — Вікіпедія


f8743b24_Фрази_ризику___Вікіпедія__Фраза

Input: [Код] R23 [Фраза]

Output: Toxic by inhalation

Фрази ризику — Вікіпедія


f8743b24_Фрази_ризику___Вікіпедія__Фраза

Input: [Код] R24 [Фраза]

Output: Toxic in contact with skin

Фрази ризику — Вікіпедія


f8743b24_Фрази_ризику___Вікіпедія__Фраза

Input: [Код] R25 [Фраза]

Output: Toxic if swallowed

Фрази ризику — Вікіпедія


f8743b24_Фрази_ризику___Вікіпедія__Фраза

Input: [Код] R26 [Фраза]

Output: Very toxic by inhalation

Фрази ризику — Вікіпедія


f8743b24_Фрази_ризику___Вікіпедія__Фраза

Input: [Код] R27 [Фраза]

Output: Very toxic in contact with skin

Фрази ризику — Вікіпедія


f8743b24_Фрази_ризику___Вікіпедія__Фраза

Input: [Код] R28 [Фраза]

Output: Very toxic if swallowed

Фрази ризику — Вікіпедія


f8743b24_Фрази_ризику___Вікіпедія__Фраза

Input: [Код] R29 [Фраза]

Output: Contact with water liberates toxic gas.

Фрази ризику — Вікіпедія


f8743b24_Фрази_ризику___Вікіпедія__Фраза

Input: [Код] R30 [Фраза]

Output: Can become highly flammable in use

Фрази ризику — Вікіпедія


f8743b24_Фрази_ризику___Вікіпедія__Фраза

Input: [Код] R31 [Фраза]

Output: Contact with acids liberates toxic gas

Фрази ризику — Вікіпедія


f8743b24_Фрази_ризику___Вікіпедія__Фраза

Input: [Код] R32 [Фраза]

Output: Contact with acids liberates very toxic gas

Фрази ризику — Вікіпедія


f8743b24_Фрази_ризику___Вікіпедія__Фраза

Input: [Код] R33 [Фраза]

Output: Danger of cumulative effects

Фрази ризику — Вікіпедія


f8743b24_Фрази_ризику___Вікіпедія__Фраза

Input: [Код] R34 [Фраза]

Output: Causes burns

Фрази ризику — Вікіпедія


f8743b24_Фрази_ризику___Вікіпедія__Фраза

Input: [Код] R35 [Фраза]

Output: Causes severe burns

Фрази ризику — Вікіпедія


f8743b24_Фрази_ризику___Вікіпедія__Фраза

Input: [Код] R36 [Фраза]

Output: Irritating to eyes

Фрази ризику — Вікіпедія


f8743b24_Фрази_ризику___Вікіпедія__Фраза

Input: [Код] R37 [Фраза]

Output: Irritating to respiratory system

Фрази ризику — Вікіпедія


f8743b24_Фрази_ризику___Вікіпедія__Фраза

Input: [Код] R38 [Фраза]

Output: Irritating to skin

Фрази ризику — Вікіпедія


f8743b24_Фрази_ризику___Вікіпедія__Фраза

Input: [Код] R39 [Фраза]

Output: Danger of very serious irreversible effects

Фрази ризику — Вікіпедія


f8743b24_Фрази_ризику___Вікіпедія__Фраза

Input: [Код] R40 [Фраза]

Output: Limited evidence of a carcinogenic effect

Фрази ризику — Вікіпедія


f8743b24_Фрази_ризику___Вікіпедія__Фраза

Input: [Код] R41 [Фраза]

Output: Risk of serious damage to eyes

Фрази ризику — Вікіпедія


f8743b24_Фрази_ризику___Вікіпедія__Фраза

Input: [Код] R42 [Фраза]

Output: May cause sensitisation by inhalation

Фрази ризику — Вікіпедія


f8743b24_Фрази_ризику___Вікіпедія__Фраза

Input: [Код] R43 [Фраза]

Output: May cause sensitisation by skin contact

Фрази ризику — Вікіпедія


f8743b24_Фрази_ризику___Вікіпедія__Фраза

Input: [Код] R44 [Фраза]

Output: Risk of explosion if heated under confinement

Фрази ризику — Вікіпедія


f8743b24_Фрази_ризику___Вікіпедія__Фраза

Input: [Код] R45 [Фраза]

Output: May cause cancer

Фрази ризику — Вікіпедія


f8743b24_Фрази_ризику___Вікіпедія__Фраза

Input: [Код] R46 [Фраза]

Output: May cause inheritable genetic damage

Фрази ризику — Вікіпедія


f8743b24_Фрази_ризику___Вікіпедія__Фраза

Input: [Код] R48 [Фраза]

Output: Danger of serious damage to health by prolonged exposure

Фрази ризику — Вікіпедія


f8743b24_Фрази_ризику___Вікіпедія__Фраза

Input: [Код] R49 [Фраза]

Output: May cause cancer by inhalation

Фрази ризику — Вікіпедія


f8743b24_Фрази_ризику___Вікіпедія__Фраза

Input: [Код] R50 [Фраза]

Output: Very toxic to aquatic organisms

Фрази ризику — Вікіпедія


f8743b24_Фрази_ризику___Вікіпедія__Фраза

Input: [Код] R51 [Фраза]

Output: Toxic to aquatic organisms

Фрази ризику — Вікіпедія


f8743b24_Фрази_ризику___Вікіпедія__Фраза

Input: [Код] R52 [Фраза]

Output: Harmful to aquatic organisms

Фрази ризику — Вікіпедія


f8743b24_Фрази_ризику___Вікіпедія__Фраза

Input: [Код] R53 [Фраза]

Output: May cause long-term adverse effects in the aquatic environment

Фрази ризику — Вікіпедія


f8743b24_Фрази_ризику___Вікіпедія__Фраза

Input: [Код] R54 [Фраза]

Output: Toxic to flora

Фрази ризику — Вікіпедія


f8743b24_Фрази_ризику___Вікіпедія__Фраза

Input: [Код] R55 [Фраза]

Output: Toxic to fauna

Фрази ризику — Вікіпедія


f8743b24_Фрази_ризику___Вікіпедія__Фраза

Input: [Код] R56 [Фраза]

Output: Toxic to soil organisms

Фрази ризику — Вікіпедія


f8743b24_Фрази_ризику___Вікіпедія__Фраза

Input: [Код] R57 [Фраза]

Output: Toxic to bees

Фрази ризику — Вікіпедія


f8743b24_Фрази_ризику___Вікіпедія__Фраза

Input: [Код] R58 [Фраза]

Output: May cause long-term adverse effects in the environment

Фрази ризику — Вікіпедія


f8743b24_Фрази_ризику___Вікіпедія__Фраза

Input: [Код] R59 [Фраза]

Output: Dangerous for the ozone layer

Фрази ризику — Вікіпедія


f8743b24_Фрази_ризику___Вікіпедія__Фраза

Input: [Код] R60 [Фраза]

Output: May impair fertility

Фрази ризику — Вікіпедія


f8743b24_Фрази_ризику___Вікіпедія__Фраза

Input: [Код] R61 [Фраза]

Output: May cause harm to the unborn child

Фрази ризику — Вікіпедія


f8743b24_Фрази_ризику___Вікіпедія__Фраза

Input: [Код] R62 [Фраза]

Output: Possible risk of impaired fertility

Фрази ризику — Вікіпедія


f8743b24_Фрази_ризику___Вікіпедія__Фраза

Input: [Код] R63 [Фраза]

Output: Possible risk of harm to the unborn child

Фрази ризику — Вікіпедія


f8743b24_Фрази_ризику___Вікіпедія__Фраза

Input: [Код] R64 [Фраза]

Output: May cause harm to breast-fed babies

Фрази ризику — Вікіпедія


f8743b24_Фрази_ризику___Вікіпедія__Фраза

Input: [Код] R65 [Фраза]

Output: Harmful: may cause lung damage if swallowed

Фрази ризику — Вікіпедія


f8743b24_Фрази_ризику___Вікіпедія__Фраза

Input: [Код] R66 [Фраза]

Output: Repeated exposure may cause skin dryness or cracking

Фрази ризику — Вікіпедія


f8743b24_Фрази_ризику___Вікіпедія__Фраза

Input: [Код] R67 [Фраза]

Output: Vapours may cause drowsiness and dizziness

Фрази ризику — Вікіпедія


f8743b24_Фрази_ризику___Вікіпедія__Фраза

Input: [Код] R68 [Фраза]

Output: Possible risk of irreversible effects

Фрази ризику — Вікіпедія


Input: [ARTIST] Black Keys [SONG]

Output: Lonely Boy


Input: [ARTIST] Black Lips [SONG]

Output: The Lie


Input: [ARTIST] Black Pistol Fire [SONG]

Output: Trigger On My Fire


Input: [ARTIST] Brian Jonestown Massacre [SONG]

Output: The Way it Was


Input: [ARTIST] BRMC [SONG]

Output: Beat the Devil's Tattoo


Input: [ARTIST] Canned Heat [SONG]

Output: On the Road Again


Input: [ARTIST] Dan Auerbach [SONG]

Output: Heartbroken, In Disrepair


Input: [ARTIST] Dead Weather [SONG]

Output: Treat me Like Your Mother


Input: [ARTIST] Donovan [SONG]

Output: Riki Tiki Tavi


Input: [ARTIST] Endless Boogie [SONG]

Output: Empty Eye


Input: [ARTIST] Gary Clark Jr. [SONG]

Output: Don't Owe You A Thang


Input: [ARTIST] Girls Against Boys [SONG]

Output: Bulletproof Cupid


Input: [ARTIST] Handsome Furs [SONG]

Output: Damage


Input: [ARTIST] London Souls [SONG]

Output: the Sound


Input: [ARTIST] Lykke Li [SONG]

Output: Get Some


Input: [ARTIST] Mastodon [SONG]

Output: Curl Of The Burl


Input: [ARTIST] Middle Class Rut [SONG]

Output: Alive or Dead


Input: [ARTIST] Ministry [SONG]

Output: NWO


Input: [ARTIST] Red Fang [SONG]

Output: Prehistoric Dog


Input: [ARTIST] Reverend horton Heat [SONG]

Output: Big Red Rocket of Love


Input: [ARTIST] Rival Sons [SONG]

Output: Save Me


Input: [ARTIST] The Black Angels [SONG]

Output: Better off Alone


Input: [ARTIST] Unkle Feat. Nick Cave [SONG]

Output: Take the Money and Run


Input: [ARTIST] Ritmo Machine [SONG]

Output: La Calle


Input: [ARTIST] MonstrO [SONG]

Output: Solar


Input: [Effect] Aggressively kills cancer [Standard Chemotherapy] Y [IPTLD]

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Input: [Effect] Hair Loss [Standard Chemotherapy] Y [IPTLD]

Output: Mild or none

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Input: [Effect] Nausea [Standard Chemotherapy] Y [IPTLD]

Output: Mild or none

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Input: [Effect] Loss of Appetite/Anorexia [Standard Chemotherapy] Y [IPTLD]

Output: Mild or none

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Input: [Effect] Diarrhea [Standard Chemotherapy] Y [IPTLD]

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Input: [Effect] Reproductive Organs Effected/Sterility [Standard Chemotherapy] Y [IPTLD]

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Input: [Effect] Ultimate Increase of MDM2 Leading to Depletion of p53 Gene [Standard Chemotherapy] Y [IPTLD]

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Input: [Effect] Immune System is Damaged [Standard Chemotherapy] Y [IPTLD]

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Input: [Effect] Cancer is strengthened [Standard Chemotherapy] Y [IPTLD]

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Input: [Effect] Severe Physical & Mental Fatigue [Standard Chemotherapy] Y [IPTLD]

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Input: [Effect] Healthy Cells DNA Distortion Making [Standard Chemotherapy] Y [IPTLD]

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Input: [Effect] Them Pre-Cancerous [Standard Chemotherapy] Y [IPTLD]

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Input: [Effect] Thrombocytopenia [Standard Chemotherapy] Y [IPTLD]

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Input: [Effect] Anemia [Standard Chemotherapy] Y [IPTLD]

Output: Mild or none

Insulin Potentiation Targeted Low Dose™ (IPTLD) | Best Answer for Cancer


Input: [Effect] Infections [Standard Chemotherapy] Y [IPTLD]

Output: Mild or none

Insulin Potentiation Targeted Low Dose™ (IPTLD) | Best Answer for Cancer


Input: [Effect] Neutropenia [Standard Chemotherapy] Y [IPTLD]

Insulin Potentiation Targeted Low Dose™ (IPTLD) | Best Answer for Cancer


Input: [Effect] Emotional Side Effects [Standard Chemotherapy] Y [IPTLD]

Insulin Potentiation Targeted Low Dose™ (IPTLD) | Best Answer for Cancer


Input: [Effect] Chemo Brain side effect [Standard Chemotherapy] Y [IPTLD]

Insulin Potentiation Targeted Low Dose™ (IPTLD) | Best Answer for Cancer


Input: [Rank] 1 [In/Out] 8/55 [Title and Description]

Output: Perverse Pissing Shitting only Girls Photos and Video Pissing Peieing Kaviar Shitting Scat Enema Girls Video


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Input: [Taikyoku series] Heian Series The word Heian is shortened from two words heiwa meaning peace and antei neaning stability

Output: These are the Basic Fundamental Katas. Though no written records exist, it is known that Yatsune Itosu Sensei, one of Funakoshi Dai Sensei's teachers developed these kata combining different movements from the Advanced katas.

These three katas Taikyoku Shodan, Nidan & Sandan were developed by Yoshitaka Funakoshi Sensei, the son of Funakoshi Ginchin Dai sensei These katas are primarily to teach the absolute fundamentals of Shotokan Karate-do.


Input: [Taikyoku series] Tekki Series Originally called Naifanchi in Okinawa, the name was changed by Funakoshi Dai Sensei to Tekki meaning Iron Horseman

Output: The Origin of the first of the tekki kata may be Chinese but the second and the third were made by Itosu Yatsune

These three katas Taikyoku Shodan, Nidan & Sandan were developed by Yoshitaka Funakoshi Sensei, the son of Funakoshi Ginchin Dai sensei These katas are primarily to teach the absolute fundamentals of Shotokan Karate-do.


Input: [Taikyoku series] Bassai series of Katas Bassai Dai & Bassai Sho The Meaning of Bassai is to Break into the Castle Dai - Great Sho - Small

Output: The Kata teaches about Basic body shifting in different directions. It is said to have originated in the Shuri Te School of Master Itosu. The Kata is taught in 2 versions, the Dai (meaning great or Big and the Sho meaning Small or little. Both katas have the performance lines shaped as a "T" The DAI kata was introduced by Master Oyadomori. The Dai kata has 42 movements. The Sho kata was introduced by the great master Itosu and has 27 moves

These three katas Taikyoku Shodan, Nidan & Sandan were developed by Yoshitaka Funakoshi Sensei, the son of Funakoshi Ginchin Dai sensei These katas are primarily to teach the absolute fundamentals of Shotokan Karate-do.


Input: [Taikyoku series] Jion The 2 calligraphic charectars "Ji on" translated literally means Love Goodness. The kata is named after a temple in China

Output: The kata is representative of the Strong movements of Shotokan Karate and is said to be considered of having it's origins in Tomari Te. The turning of the body and shifting of the body can be learned by practice of this kata. The kata cosnsits of 47 movements and the performance lines are "I" shaped.

These three katas Taikyoku Shodan, Nidan & Sandan were developed by Yoshitaka Funakoshi Sensei, the son of Funakoshi Ginchin Dai sensei These katas are primarily to teach the absolute fundamentals of Shotokan Karate-do.


Input: [Taikyoku series] Kanku series of Katas Kanku Dai & Kanku Sho The 2 calligraphic charectars "Kan Ku" translated literally means To look at the sky Dai - Great Sho - Small

Output: Like the Bassai kata, this kata too has 2 versions Dai and Sho. The Kata was originally known as Ku shan ku and ko sho kun and was named after after a Chinese boxing expert who developed the kata. The Dai version of the kata contains many movements incorporated into the Heian Series. The great Master Itosu created the Kanku Sho kata based on the Dai version The performance lines of both katas are similar, the Dai version has 65 movements the Sho version has 47 movements.

These three katas Taikyoku Shodan, Nidan & Sandan were developed by Yoshitaka Funakoshi Sensei, the son of Funakoshi Ginchin Dai sensei These katas are primarily to teach the absolute fundamentals of Shotokan Karate-do.


Input: [Taikyoku series] Enpi or Empi The 2 calligraphic charectars "En pi" translated literally means is "Flying Swallow"

Output: Formerly called Wanshu, this kata has it's origins in the shuri Te school and is considered to be one of the earlier known katas. The kata's movements emulate the quick up and down flights of the Swallow. The kata cosists of 37 movements

These three katas Taikyoku Shodan, Nidan & Sandan were developed by Yoshitaka Funakoshi Sensei, the son of Funakoshi Ginchin Dai sensei These katas are primarily to teach the absolute fundamentals of Shotokan Karate-do.


Input: [Taikyoku series] Jutte The 2 calligraphic charectars "Ju te " translated literally means "Ten Hands"

Output: The kata is symbollic of the strength needed to fight ten opponents. It belongs to the same group as Jion, Jiin in it's origin in the the Shuri te school. The Start posture & finish posture of the Kata is similar to the other two. The kata has 24 moves and is usually considered as a kata used for defence against the Bo (stick).

These three katas Taikyoku Shodan, Nidan & Sandan were developed by Yoshitaka Funakoshi Sensei, the son of Funakoshi Ginchin Dai sensei These katas are primarily to teach the absolute fundamentals of Shotokan Karate-do.


Input: [Taikyoku series] Gankaku The 2 calligraphic charectars "Gan kaku" translated literally read as Crane standing on a rock.

Output: Earlier called chinto, the kata has it's origins in the Shuri Te school and has 42 moves. The performance lines (embusen) is a straight line

These three katas Taikyoku Shodan, Nidan & Sandan were developed by Yoshitaka Funakoshi Sensei, the son of Funakoshi Ginchin Dai sensei These katas are primarily to teach the absolute fundamentals of Shotokan Karate-do.


Input: [Taikyoku series] Goju shi ho series of Katas Goju shi ho Dai & Goju shi ho Sho The Meaning of Goju shi ho is fifty four steps Dai - Great/Big Sho - Small /Little

Output: The katas have their origins in the Shuri Te school and are considered to be amongst the most advanced katas of Master Anko Itosu .The Dai version has 62 movements and the Sho version has 64 movements.

These three katas Taikyoku Shodan, Nidan & Sandan were developed by Yoshitaka Funakoshi Sensei, the son of Funakoshi Ginchin Dai sensei These katas are primarily to teach the absolute fundamentals of Shotokan Karate-do.


Input: [Taikyoku series] Niju shi ho The Meaning of Niju shi ho is Twenty four steps

Output: The name is said to have come from the number of foot movements in the kata. The original name of the kata was ni sei shi. The uniqueness of the kata is the smoothness of the movements and specifically the movement of the Haishu Uke found only in this kata. The kata has 33 movements.

These three katas Taikyoku Shodan, Nidan & Sandan were developed by Yoshitaka Funakoshi Sensei, the son of Funakoshi Ginchin Dai sensei These katas are primarily to teach the absolute fundamentals of Shotokan Karate-do.


Input: [Taikyoku series] Hangetsu The 2 calligraphic charectars "Han getsu " translated literally read as half moon

Output: The kata has it's base in Naha-te. Originally called Seishan, it is distinct in it's movements and the breathing involved whilst performing the kata. The kata consists of 41 moves.

These three katas Taikyoku Shodan, Nidan & Sandan were developed by Yoshitaka Funakoshi Sensei, the son of Funakoshi Ginchin Dai sensei These katas are primarily to teach the absolute fundamentals of Shotokan Karate-do.


Input: [Taikyoku series] Sochin The 2 calligraphic charectars "So chin" translated literally mean strength and calmness

Output: The kata uses Fudo dachi often called sochin dachi. The original name for the kata was hakko and was used to teach defence against the bo(stick) Full of stately movements the kata exudes strength when performed slowly. There are 40 movements in the kata.

These three katas Taikyoku Shodan, Nidan & Sandan were developed by Yoshitaka Funakoshi Sensei, the son of Funakoshi Ginchin Dai sensei These katas are primarily to teach the absolute fundamentals of Shotokan Karate-do.


Input: [Taikyoku series] Unsu The 2 calligraphic charectars "Unsu" translated literally mean Cloud Hands

Output: Classically read & pronounced as un-shu, the kata takes it's charectar from the clouds in the sky always transforming themselves with continous changes. The kata's intricate movements make it one of the most advanced katas though the history of the kata seems to be recent. The kata has 48 movements.

These three katas Taikyoku Shodan, Nidan & Sandan were developed by Yoshitaka Funakoshi Sensei, the son of Funakoshi Ginchin Dai sensei These katas are primarily to teach the absolute fundamentals of Shotokan Karate-do.


Input: [Taikyoku series] Wankan The 2 calligraphic charectars "Wankan " translated literally mean "King" and "Crown"

Output: The kata is very short and the smallest kata in Shotokan karate. Having it's origin's in the Shuri Te school, the kata is also uncommon as it has only one kiai

These three katas Taikyoku Shodan, Nidan & Sandan were developed by Yoshitaka Funakoshi Sensei, the son of Funakoshi Ginchin Dai sensei These katas are primarily to teach the absolute fundamentals of Shotokan Karate-do.


Input: [Taikyoku series] Chinte The 2 calligraphic charectars "Chin te" translated literally mean extraordinary (rare) hands

Output: The kata begins with calmness and slowly emerges with power finishing in tranquility. The rare use in karate of tate ken is seen in this kata as well as the nihon nukite. The circular movements in the kata make it different from other Shotokan kata. The kata has it's origins in the Shuri Te school and has 33 moves.

These three katas Taikyoku Shodan, Nidan & Sandan were developed by Yoshitaka Funakoshi Sensei, the son of Funakoshi Ginchin Dai sensei These katas are primarily to teach the absolute fundamentals of Shotokan Karate-do.


Input: [Taikyoku series] Meikyo The calligraphic charectars "Mei kyo" translated literally mean Shining or bright mirror

Output: Orinally called rohai, the kata has 33 movements. The sankaku tobi or triangular jump is a spectular highlight of the kata if executed properly

These three katas Taikyoku Shodan, Nidan & Sandan were developed by Yoshitaka Funakoshi Sensei, the son of Funakoshi Ginchin Dai sensei These katas are primarily to teach the absolute fundamentals of Shotokan Karate-do.


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Output: Centered

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Input: [Able] Abundant [Adaptable] Admirable [Appreciated] Approved [Authentic] Aware [Brave] Brilliant [Committed] Complete [Content] Courageous [Dignified] Disciplined [Efficient] Elegant [Euphoric] Excited [Firm] Flowing [Fulfilled] Genuine [Growing] Happy [Honored] Humble [Innocent] Intelligent [Judicious] Learning [Magnetic] Masterful [Neat] Observant [Patient] Perfect [Precious] Present [Purified] Qualified [Recognized] Regenerated [Respectful] Restored [Sensational] Sensitive [Spirited] Stable [Teachable] Tenacious [Trusting] Understood [Valuable] Virile [Worthy] Zealous [Cautious]

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Input: [Able] Acceptable [Adaptable] Admired [Appreciated] Approving [Authentic] Awesome [Brave] Calm [Committed] Composed [Content] Credible [Dignified] Distinguished [Efficient] Elevated [Euphoric] Exhilarated [Firm] Focused [Fulfilled] Gifted [Growing] Harmonious [Honored] Humorous [Innocent] Interested [Judicious] Liberated [Magnetic] Mature [Neat] Open [Patient] Persevering [Precious] Productive [Purified] Quick [Recognized] Relaxed [Respectful] Revitalized [Sensational] Serene [Spirited] Steadfast [Teachable] Tender [Trusting] Undisturbed [Valuable] Vital [Cautious]

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Input: [Able] Accepted [Adaptable] Adored [Appreciated] Assertive [Authentic] Balanced [Brave] Capable [Committed] Comprehending [Content] Daring [Dignified] Dutiful [Efficient] Emancipated [Euphoric] Experienced [Firm] Forceful [Fulfilled] Glowing [Growing] Healed [Honored] Important [Innocent] Invigorated [Judicious] Light [Magnetic] Meek [Neat] Open Hearted [Patient] Pleasant [Precious] Proficient [Purified] Quiet [Recognized] Reliable [Respectful] Rewarded [Sensational] Settled [Spirited] Stengthened [Teachable] Thankful [Trusting] Unhurried [Valuable] Warm [Cautious]

Output: Cherished

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Output: Clear

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Input: [Able] Accountable [Adaptable] Alert [Appreciated] Attached [Authentic] Blessed [Brave] Carefree [Committed] Connected [Content] Delighted [Dignified] Easy Going [Efficient] Energetic [Euphoric] Faithful [Firm] Fortunate [Fulfilled] Gracious [Growing] High [Honored] Independent [Innocent] Jovial [Judicious] Loved [Magnetic] Mindful [Neat] Pampered [Patient] Positive [Precious] Protected [Purified] Reasonable [Recognized] Replenished [Respectful] Secure [Sensational] Skillful [Spirited] Supported [Teachable] Tolerant [Trusting] Unselfish [Valuable] Wise [Cautious]

Output: Collected

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Output: Comfortable

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Output: Comforted

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Input: [Display Name] Acceleration Sensors [Description]

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Input: [Display Name] Engine Load [Description]

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Input: [Display Name] Engine RPM [Description]

Output: RPM (Revs per minute) of the engine

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Input: [Display Name] Fuel Level [Description]

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Input: [Display Name] Intake Manifold Pressure [Description]

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Input: [Display Name] Mass Air Flow Rate [Description]

Output: Air intake flow rate measured as mass

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Input: [Display Name] Throttle Position [Description]

Output: ECU commanded throttle position (not user commanded)

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Input: [Display Name] Timing Advance [Description]

Output: Degrees advance of engine timing

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Input: [Display Name] Trip Distance [Description]

Output: Distance traveled since start of app/reset

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Input: [Display Name] 0-100kph Time [Description]

Output: Performance counter 0-100 Kilometers per hour timer

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Input: [Display Name] 0-60mph Time [Description]

Output: Performance counter 0-60 Miles per hour timer

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Output: Performance counter one eighth mile timer

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Input: [Display Name] Altitude (GPS) [Description]

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Input: [Display Name] Ambient Air Temp [Description]

Output: Ambient air temperature

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Input: [Display Name] Barometric pressure [Description]

Output: Air pressure as measured by ECU

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Input: [Display Name] Engine Coolant Temperature [Description]

Output: Engine coolant temperature

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Input: [Display Name] Fuel Pressure [Description]

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Input: [0] except [1] = preposition [2]

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Input: [0] affect [1] = verb [2]

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Input: [0] effect [1] = noun [2]

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Input: [0] its [1] = possessive adjective [2]

Output: My plant has outgrown its pot.


Input: [0] it’s [1] = it is [2]

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Input: [0] lose [1] = verb [2]

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Input: [0] loose [1] = adjective [2]

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Input: [0] loss [1] = noun [2]

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Input: [0] lost [1] = verb (past tense) = adjective [2]

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Input: [0] past [1] = noun = adjective = preposition [2]

Output: My grandmother lives in the past. This past year has been difficult. He walked past me without stopping.


Input: [0] passed [1] = verb (past tense) [2]

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Input: [0] pass [1] = verb (present) [2]

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Input: [0] than [1] = function word [2]

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Input: [0] then [1] = adverb [2]

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Input: [0] there [1] = function word = adverb [2]

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Input: [0] their [1] = possessive adjective [2]

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Input: [0] they’re [1] = they are [2]

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Input: [0] to [1] = preposition [2]

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Input: [0] too [1] = adverb [2]

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Input: [0] two [1] = number [2]

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Input: [0] whose [1] = possessive adjective [2]

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Input: [0] who’s [1] = who is [2]

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Input: [0] worse [1] = comparative form of bad and badly [2]

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Input: [Emulator] DOS [AGES] No [DebuGens] No [DGen] Yes (v.1.04a and lower) [Genecyst] Yes [GenEm] Yes [Generator] Yes [Genesis Plus] Yes [Gens] Yes (v.1.05 and lower) [Gens/GS] No [Gens/GS II] No [Gens Plus!] No [Gens Rerecording] No [HazeMD] Yes [Megasis] No [PSPGenesis] No [Regen] No [retroDrive] No [Triton] No [Kega Fusion]

Output: No

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Input: [Emulator] Windows [AGES] Yes [DebuGens] Yes [DGen] Yes [Genecyst] No [GenEm] Yes [Generator] Yes [Genesis Plus] Yes [Gens] Yes [Gens/GS] Yes (r5 and later) [Gens/GS II] Yes [Gens Plus!] Yes [Gens Rerecording] Yes [HazeMD] Yes [Megasis] Yes [PSPGenesis] No [Regen] Yes [retroDrive] Yes [Triton] Yes [Kega Fusion]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Emulator] Mac OS X [AGES] No [DebuGens] No [DGen] Yes [Genecyst] No [GenEm] No [Generator] Yes [Genesis Plus] Yes [Gens] Yes [Gens/GS] Not officially supported [Gens/GS II] Not officially supported [Gens Plus!] No [Gens Rerecording] No [HazeMD] No [Megasis] No [PSPGenesis] No [Regen] No [retroDrive] No [Triton] No [Kega Fusion]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Emulator] GNU/Linux [AGES] No [DebuGens] No [DGen] Yes [Genecyst] No [GenEm] No [Generator] Yes [Genesis Plus] No [Gens] Yes [Gens/GS] Yes [Gens/GS II] Yes [Gens Plus!] No [Gens Rerecording] No [HazeMD] No [Megasis] No [PSPGenesis] No [Regen] Yes [retroDrive] No [Triton] No [Kega Fusion]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Emulator] BSD [AGES] No [DebuGens] No [DGen] Yes [Genecyst] No [GenEm] No [Generator] Yes [Genesis Plus] No [Gens] Yes [Gens/GS] Not officially supported [Gens/GS II] Not officially supported [Gens Plus!] No [Gens Rerecording] No [HazeMD] No [Megasis] No [PSPGenesis] No [Regen] No [retroDrive] No [Triton] No [Kega Fusion]

Output: No

Comparison of Sega Mega Drive emulators - Sega Retro


Input: [Emulator] BeOS [AGES] No [DebuGens] No [DGen] Yes [Genecyst] No [GenEm] No [Generator] No [Genesis Plus] No [Gens] Yes [Gens/GS] No [Gens/GS II] No [Gens Plus!] No [Gens Rerecording] No [HazeMD] No [Megasis] No [PSPGenesis] No [Regen] No [retroDrive] No [Triton] No [Kega Fusion]

Output: No

Comparison of Sega Mega Drive emulators - Sega Retro


Input: [Emulator] Dreamcast [AGES] No [DebuGens] No [DGen] No [Genecyst] No [GenEm] No [Generator] Yes [Genesis Plus] Yes [Gens] No [Gens/GS] No [Gens/GS II] No [Gens Plus!] No [Gens Rerecording] No [HazeMD] No [Megasis] No [PSPGenesis] No [Regen] No [retroDrive] No [Triton] No [Kega Fusion]

Output: No

Comparison of Sega Mega Drive emulators - Sega Retro


Input: [Emulator] Xbox [AGES] No [DebuGens] No [DGen] Yes [Genecyst] No [GenEm] No [Generator] No [Genesis Plus] No [Gens] As Gens-X, Gens_xport and Xenesis [Gens/GS] No [Gens/GS II] No [Gens Plus!] No [Gens Rerecording] No [HazeMD] No [Megasis] No [PSPGenesis] No [Regen] No [retroDrive] No [Triton] No [Kega Fusion]

Output: No

Comparison of Sega Mega Drive emulators - Sega Retro


Input: [Emulator] PlayStation 2 [AGES] No [DebuGens] No [DGen] No [Genecyst] No [GenEm] No [Generator] No [Genesis Plus] No [Gens] As PGen [Gens/GS] No [Gens/GS II] No [Gens Plus!] No [Gens Rerecording] No [HazeMD] No [Megasis] No [PSPGenesis] No [Regen] No [retroDrive] No [Triton] No [Kega Fusion]

Output: No

Comparison of Sega Mega Drive emulators - Sega Retro


Input: [Emulator] PlayStation Portable [AGES] No [DebuGens] No [DGen] Yes [Genecyst] No [GenEm] No [Generator] Yes [Genesis Plus] As MEGADRIVE for PSP [Gens] No [Gens/GS] No [Gens/GS II] No [Gens Plus!] No [Gens Rerecording] No [HazeMD] No [Megasis] No [PSPGenesis] Yes [Regen] No [retroDrive] No [Triton] No [Kega Fusion]

Output: No

Comparison of Sega Mega Drive emulators - Sega Retro


Input: [Emulator] GameCube/ Wii [AGES] No [DebuGens] No [DGen] No [Genecyst] No [GenEm] No [Generator] No [Genesis Plus] Yes [Gens] No [Gens/GS] No [Gens/GS II] No [Gens Plus!] No [Gens Rerecording] No [HazeMD] No [Megasis] No [PSPGenesis] No [Regen] No [retroDrive] No [Triton] No [Kega Fusion]

Output: No

Comparison of Sega Mega Drive emulators - Sega Retro


Input: [Decibels] 140 [Degree] Deafening

Output: Jet Aircraft, Artillery fire


Input: [Decibels] 130 [Degree] Deafening

Output: Threshold of Pain, Causes Immediate Ear Damage


Input: [Decibels] 120 [Degree] Extremely Loud

Output: Thunder or Diesel Engine Room


Input: [Decibels] 110 [Degree] Extremely Loud

Output: Close to a train


Input: [Decibels] 100 [Degree] Very Loud

Output: Wood Saw, Home Lawn Mower, car horn at 16 ft.


Input: [Decibels] Over 90 decibels [Degree] Very Loud

Output: Can Damage Hearing without Protective Equipment


Input: [Decibels] 90 [Degree] Very Loud

Output: Symphony, Truck without Muffler


Input: [Decibels] 80 [Degree] Loud

Output: Car Noise at high speed, Police whistle


Input: [Decibels] 70 [Degree] Loud

Output: Normal Street Noise, Average Radio


Input: [Decibels] 60 [Degree] Moderate

Output: Normal Conversation


Input: [Decibels] 50 [Degree] Moderate

Output: Normal Office Noise


Input: [Decibels] 40 [Degree] Faint

Output: Residential Area without vehicle traffic


Input: [Decibels] 30 [Degree] Faint

Output: Quiet Conversation


Input: [Decibels] 20 [Degree] Very Faint

Output: Whisper, Ticking of a Watch


Input: [Decibels] 10 [Degree] Totally Quiet

Output: Soundproof Room, Threshold of Hearing


Input: [0] W [2] 醫療事業 [1]

Output: Medical Profession


Input: [0] WA [2] 公共衛生 [1]

Output: Public health


Input: [0] WB [2] 行醫 [1]

Output: Practice of medicine


Input: [0] WC [2] 傳染病 [1]

Output: Infections diseases


Input: [0] WD100 [2] 營養不足 [1]

Output: Deficiency diseases


Input: [0] WD200 [2] 新陳代謝症 [1]

Output: Metabolic diseases


Input: [0] WD300 [2] 過敏症 [1]

Output: Diseases of allergy


Input: [0] WD400 [2] 動物中毒 [1]

Output: Animal poisoning


Input: [0] WD500 [2] 植物中毒 [1]

Output: Plant poisoning


Input: [0] WD600 [2] 運動傷害 [1]

Output: Diseases caused by physical agents


Input: [0] WD700 [2] 航空太空醫學 [1]

Output: Aviation and space medicine


Input: [0] WE [2] 肌骨系統 [1]

Output: Musculoskeletal system


Input: [0] WF [2] 呼吸系統 [1]

Output: Respiratory system


Input: [0] WG [2] 心臟血管系統 [1]

Output: Cardiovascular system


Input: [0] WH [2] 血液及淋巴系統 [1]

Output: Hemic and lymphatic system


Input: [0] WI [2] 消化系統 [1]

Output: Gastrointestinal system


Input: [0] WJ [2] 泌尿生殖系統 [1]

Output: Urogenital system


Input: [0] WK [2] 內分泌系統 [1]

Output: Endocrine system


Input: [0] WL [2] 神經系統 [1]

Output: Nervous System


Input: [0] WM [2] 經神病學 [1]

Output: Psychiatry


Input: [0] WN [2] 放射學 [1]

Output: Radiology


Input: [0] WO [2] 外科學 [1]

Output: Surgery


Input: [0] WP [2] 婦科學 [1]

Output: Gynecology


Input: [0] WQ [2] 產科學 [1]

Output: Obstetrics


Input: [0] WR [2] 皮膚科學 [1]

Output: Dermatology


Input: [0] WS [2] 小兒科 [1]

Output: Pediatrics


Input: [0] WT [2] 老人病學.慢性病學 [1]

Output: Geriatrics. Chronic disease


Input: [0] WU [2] 牙科學.口腔外科學 [1]

Output: Dentistry. Oral surgery


Input: [0] WV [2] 耳鼻喉科學 [1]

Output: Otohinolaryngology


Input: [0] WW [2] 眼科學 [1]

Output: Ophthalmology


Input: [0] WX [2] 醫院 [1]

Output: Hospitals


Input: [0] WY [2] 護理學 [1]

Output: Nursing


Input: [0] WZ [2] 醫學史 [1]

Output: History of medicine


Input: [WPA] +6.0 [Rating]

Output: Excellent

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Input: [WPA] +3.0 [Rating]

Output: Great

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Input: [WPA] +2.0 [Rating]

Output: Above Average

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Input: [WPA] +1.0 [Rating]

Output: Average

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Input: [WPA] 0.0 [Rating]

Output: Below Average

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Input: [WPA] -1.0 [Rating]

Output: Poor

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Input: [WPA] -3.0 [Rating]

Output: Awful

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Input: [Variable] DeltaTCO2 [Description]

Output: change in TCO2 concentration due to equilibration

NDP-054 - Determination of pCO2 in Seawater


Input: [Variable] DeltaCO2 [Description]

Output: volume of CO2 exchanged between water and headspace

NDP-054 - Determination of pCO2 in Seawater


Input: [Variable] Cmeas [Description]

Output: mole fraction of CO2 in equilibrated air

NDP-054 - Determination of pCO2 in Seawater


Input: [Variable] Vfill [Description]

Output: volume of headspace created by displacing water in equilibrator

NDP-054 - Determination of pCO2 in Seawater


Input: [Variable] Vthis [Description]

Output: volume of tubing & pump not swept while creating headspace

NDP-054 - Determination of pCO2 in Seawater


Input: [Variable] Vother [Description]

Output: volume of tubing connecting equilibrator to 6-port valve (filled with air from "other" equilibrator)

NDP-054 - Determination of pCO2 in Seawater


Input: [Variable] Vrepl [Description]

Output: volume of tubing connecting 6-port and 10-port valves & sample loop (air "replaced" with calibration gas before each analysis)

NDP-054 - Determination of pCO2 in Seawater


Input: [Variable] Cfill [Description]

Output: mole fraction of CO2 in air used to create headspace

NDP-054 - Determination of pCO2 in Seawater


Input: [Variable] Cthis [Description]

Output: mole fraction of CO2 in residual air in tubing & pump

NDP-054 - Determination of pCO2 in Seawater


Input: [Variable] Cother [Description]

Output: mole fraction of CO2 in preceeding sample in "other" equilibrator

NDP-054 - Determination of pCO2 in Seawater


Input: [Variable] Crepl [Description]

Output: mole fraction of CO2 in "replacement" air

NDP-054 - Determination of pCO2 in Seawater


Input: [Variable] MolarVolCO2 [Description]

Output: molar volume of CO2 at temperature of equilibration

NDP-054 - Determination of pCO2 in Seawater


Input: [Variable] VolH2O [Description]

Output: volume of water sample in equilibrator

NDP-054 - Determination of pCO2 in Seawater


Input: [Variable] DensityH2O [Description]

Output: density of water sample at temperature of equilibrator

NDP-054 - Determination of pCO2 in Seawater


Input: [Variable] TCO2(end) [Description]

Output: concentration of TCO2 in sample after equilibrating with headspace

NDP-054 - Determination of pCO2 in Seawater


Input: [Variable] TCO2(meas) [Description]

Output: concentration of TCO2 measured coulometrically in fresh sample

NDP-054 - Determination of pCO2 in Seawater


Input: [Variable] pCO2(end) [Description]

Output: partial pressure of CO2 measured after equilibration

NDP-054 - Determination of pCO2 in Seawater


Input: [Variable] PressureEq [Description]

Output: pressure of equilibration (in atmosphere)

NDP-054 - Determination of pCO2 in Seawater


Input: [Variable] TALK [Description]

Output: total alkalinity of sample (unchanged during equilibration)

NDP-054 - Determination of pCO2 in Seawater


Input: [Variable] pCO2(initial) [Description]

Output: partial pressure of CO2 of water sample PRIOR TO equilibration (at temperature of equilibration)

NDP-054 - Determination of pCO2 in Seawater


Input: [CLINIC] stargate50 [DEFINITION] When words are spoken ironically, wrongly stressed or taken out of context, their meaning becomes ambiguous. [INFORMAL FALLACY]

Output: The Fallacy of Accent

taxi1010 - Responses to Informal Fallacies


Input: [CLINIC] stargate51 [DEFINITION] (On Both Sides) Tight space can lead to ambiguous sentence structure, especially in newspaper headlines. [INFORMAL FALLACY]

Output: The Fallacy of Amphibology

taxi1010 - Responses to Informal Fallacies


Input: [CLINIC] stargate28 [DEFINITION] To hypostatize is to ascribe material existence to abstract entities, such as science and nature, making them seem more profound. [INFORMAL FALLACY]

Output: Hypostatization and Snobbery

taxi1010 - Responses to Informal Fallacies


Input: [CLINIC] stargate49 [DEFINITION] Makes a faulty prediction based upon examination of individuals who are in some ways the same. [INFORMAL FALLACY]

Output: The Fallacy of Hasty Generalization

taxi1010 - Responses to Informal Fallacies


Input: [CLINIC] stargate01 [DEFINITION] Tries to apply something true of individuals within the group to the whole group. [INFORMAL FALLACY]

Output: The Fallacy of Composition

taxi1010 - Responses to Informal Fallacies


Input: [CLINIC] stargate22 [DEFINITION] Tries to apply what is true of the whole group to parts of the group. [INFORMAL FALLACY]

Output: The Fallacy of Division

taxi1010 - Responses to Informal Fallacies


Input: [CLINIC] stargate33 [DEFINITION] Changes the meaning of a key word during the course of the argument. [INFORMAL FALLACY]

Output: The Fallacy of Equivocation

taxi1010 - Responses to Informal Fallacies


Input: [CLINIC] stargate76 [DEFINITION] Any attempts to force natural or intellectual pursuits is essentially nonproductive. [INFORMAL FALLACY]

Output: The Time-Line Fallacy

taxi1010 - Responses to Informal Fallacies


Input: [CLINIC] stargate54 [DEFINITION] (False Accusation, Misdiagnosis) Just because two events show a high incidence of correlation does not necessarily imply they are causally connected. [INFORMAL FALLACY]

Output: The Fallacy of Concomitant Variation

taxi1010 - Responses to Informal Fallacies


Input: [CLINIC] stargate38 [DEFINITION] (After This, Therefore on Account of This) The fact that two events happen one after the other does not mean the first caused the second. [INFORMAL FALLACY]

Output: Post Hoc, ergo Propter Hoc

taxi1010 - Responses to Informal Fallacies


Input: [CLINIC] stargate59 [DEFINITION] Playing fast and loose with formal logic (simply reversing sides) is not a game for children. Essentially, a sufficient condition is not necessarily a necessary condition. [INFORMAL FALLACY]

Output: Denying the Antecedent, Affirming the Consequent

taxi1010 - Responses to Informal Fallacies


Input: [Parametric test] Two sample (unpaired) t test Mann-Whitney U test [Example] To compare girls' heights with boys' heights [Purpose of test]

Output: Compares two independent samples drawn from the same population

Basic Statistics for EBPT - Evidence Based Physical Therapy - Subject Guides at University of North Carolina Chapel Hill


Input: [Parametric test] One sample (paired) t test Wilcoxon matched pairs test [Example] To compare weight of infants before and after a feed [Purpose of test]

Output: Compares two sets of observations on a single sample

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Input: [Parametric test] One way analysis of variance (F test) using total sum of squares Kruskall-Wallis analysis of variance by ranks [Example] To determine whether plasma glucose level is higher one hour, two hours, or three hours after a meal [Purpose of test]

Output: Effectively, a generalization of the paired t or Wilcoxon matched pairs test where three or more sets of observations are made on a single sample

Basic Statistics for EBPT - Evidence Based Physical Therapy - Subject Guides at University of North Carolina Chapel Hill


Input: [Parametric test] Two way analysis of variance Two way analysis of variance by ranks [Example] In the above example, to determine if the results differ in male and female subjects [Purpose of test]

Output: As above, but tests the influence (and interaction) of two different co variates

Basic Statistics for EBPT - Evidence Based Physical Therapy - Subject Guides at University of North Carolina Chapel Hill


Input: [Parametric test] chi 2 test Fisher's exact test [Example] To assess whether acceptance into medical school is more likely if the applicant was born in Britain [Purpose of test]

Output: Tests the null hypothesis that the distribution of a discontinuous variable is the same in two (or more) independent samples

Basic Statistics for EBPT - Evidence Based Physical Therapy - Subject Guides at University of North Carolina Chapel Hill


Input: [Parametric test] Product moment correlation coefficient (Pearson's r) Spearman's rank correlation coefficient (r s ) [Example] To assess whether and to what extent plasma HbA1 concentration is related to plasma triglyceride concentration in diabetic patients [Purpose of test]

Output: Assesses the strength of the straight line association between two continuous variables.

Basic Statistics for EBPT - Evidence Based Physical Therapy - Subject Guides at University of North Carolina Chapel Hill


Input: [Parametric test] Regression by least squares method Non-parametric regression (various tests) [Example] To see how peak expiratory flow rate varies with height [Purpose of test]

Output: Describes the numerical relation between two quantitative variables, allowing one value to be predicted from the other

Basic Statistics for EBPT - Evidence Based Physical Therapy - Subject Guides at University of North Carolina Chapel Hill


Input: [Parametric test] Multiple regression by least squares method Non-parametric regression (various tests) [Example] To determine whether and to what extent a person's age, body fat, and sodium intake determine their blood pressure. [Purpose of test]

Output: Describes the numerical relation between a dependent variable and several predictor variables (co variates)

Basic Statistics for EBPT - Evidence Based Physical Therapy - Subject Guides at University of North Carolina Chapel Hill


Input: [Astra] Aindraastra [Deity] Indra, god of weather [Effect]

Output: Would bring about a ‘shower’ of arrows from the sky.

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Input: [Astra] Agneyastra [Deity] Agni, god of fire [Effect]

Output: The weapon discharged would emit flames inextinguishable through normal means.

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Input: [Astra] Varunaastra [Deity] Varuna, god of water [Effect]

Output: The weapon discharged would release torrential volumes of water. This weapon is commonly mentioned as used to counter the Agneyastra.

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Input: [Astra] Nagaastra [Deity] The Nagas [Effect]

Output: The weapon would have an inerring aim and take on the form of a snake, proving deadly upon impact.

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Input: [Astra] Nagapaasha [Deity] The Nagas [Effect]

Output: Upon impact, this weapon would bind the target in coils of living venomous snakes.(in the Ramayana, it was used against Lord Rama and Lakshmana by Indrajit)

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Input: [Astra] Vayvayaastra [Deity] Vayu, god of wind [Effect]

Output: Bring about a gale capable of lifting armies off the ground.

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Input: [Astra] Suryastra [Deity] Surya, god of the sun [Effect]

Output: Create a dazzling light that would dispel any darkness about.

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Input: [Astra] Vajra [Deity] Indra, god of weather [Effect]

Output: Target would be struck with bolts of lightning (vajra referring to Indra’s thunderbolt).

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Input: [Astra] Mohini [Deity] Mohini, an avatar of Vishnu [Effect]

Output: Dispel any form of maya or sorcery in the vicinity.

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Input: [Astra] Twashtar [Deity] Twashtri, the heavenly builder [Effect]

Output: When used against a group of opponents (such as an army), would cause them to mistake each other for enemies and fight each other.

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Input: [Astra] Sammohana/Pramohana [Effect]

Output: Would cause entire hosts/armies to collapse in a trance.

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Input: [Astra] Parvataastra [Effect]

Output: Would cause a Parvata/mountain to fall on the target from the skies.

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Input: [Astra] Brahmaastra [Deity] Brahma, the Creator [Effect]

Output: Would destroy entire hosts at once. Could also counter most other astras.

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Input: [Astra] Brahmasirsha [Deity] Brahma, the Creator [Effect]

Output: Capable of killing devas. Was used by Ashwatthama on Parikshit. It is thought that the Brahmasirsha is the evolution of the Brahmastra

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Input: [Astra] Narayanastra [Deity] Vishnu, the Preserver [Effect]

Output: Would create showers of arrows and discs. The astra’s power would increase with the resistance offered to it. This weapon had to be obtained from Vishnu directly, and could be used only once. If the user were to attempt invoking it a second time, it would rebound on him, and possibly, his troops.

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Input: [Astra] Vaishnavaastra [Deity] Vishnu, the Preserver [Effect]

Output: Would destroy target completely, irrespective of target’s nature. Infallible. This weapon had to be obtained from Vishnu directly.

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Input: [Astra] Pashupatastra [Deity] Shiva, the Destroyer [Effect]

Output: Would destroy target completely, irrespective of target’s nature. Infallible. This weapon had to be obtained from Shiva directly.

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Input: [Power] Off [Error Condition] No power [Error]

Output: Off

Canon Portable Printers BJC-Series Error Messages


Input: [Power] On [Error Condition] Printer ready [Error]

Output: Off

Canon Portable Printers BJC-Series Error Messages


Input: [Power] On [Beeps] 1 [Error Condition] Out of Paper or paper pick-up error [Solution] Add paper or clear paper jam and press RESUME [Error]

Output: On

Canon Portable Printers BJC-Series Error Messages


Input: [Power] On [Beeps] 2 [Error Condition] Low ink warning [Error]

Output: Blinks

Canon Portable Printers BJC-Series Error Messages


Input: [Power] On [Beeps] 2 [Error Condition] Paper Jam [Solution] Clear paper jam and press RESUME [Error]

Output: On

Canon Portable Printers BJC-Series Error Messages


Input: [Power] On [Beeps] 3 [Error Condition] BJ Cartridge Check [Solution] Insure that a printhead is installed & installed correctly [Error]

Output: On

Canon Portable Printers BJC-Series Error Messages


Input: [Power] On [Beeps] 4 [Error Condition] Low Battery Warning [Solution] Recharge the NiCAD battery [Error]

Output: Blinks

Canon Portable Printers BJC-Series Error Messages


Input: [Power] On [Beeps] 4 [Error Condition] Cartridge Mismatch [Solution] Wrong type of cartridge installed; e.g., IS scanner cartridge is installed at time of printing [Error]

Output: On

Canon Portable Printers BJC-Series Error Messages


Input: [Power] On [Beeps] 5 [Error Condition] Waste Ink Warning [Solution] Press RESUME to continue; printer will require servicing in the near future (replace waste ink absorber pads) [Error]

Output: Blinks

Canon Portable Printers BJC-Series Error Messages


Input: [Power] Blinks [Beeps] Long + Short [Error Condition] Low Battery Error [Solution] Recharge the NiCAD battery; if this fails, replace battery [Error]

Output: Blinks

Canon Portable Printers BJC-Series Error Messages


Input: [Power] Blinks [Beeps] 1,2 [Error Condition] ROM/RAM or EEPROM fault [Solution] Try unplugging printer for 20 seconds. If this does not work then servicing is required [Error]

Output: Blinks

Canon Portable Printers BJC-Series Error Messages


Input: [Power] Blinks [Beeps] 3 [Error Condition] Cartridge out of position [Solution] Try reinstalling or replacing the cartridge; if this does not work, servicing is required [Error]

Output: Blinks

Canon Portable Printers BJC-Series Error Messages


Input: [Power] Blinks [Beeps] 4 [Error Condition] Carriage home position error [Solution] Requires service [Error]

Output: Blinks

Canon Portable Printers BJC-Series Error Messages


Input: [Power] Blinks [Beeps] 5 [Error Condition] Waste Ink Full [Solution] Requires service; contact drkenb to purchase a waste ink replacement kit [Error]

Output: Blinks

Canon Portable Printers BJC-Series Error Messages


Input: [Power] Blinks [Beeps] 6 [Error Condition] Temperature error [Solution] Replace printhead; if this does not work, printer requires servicing [Error]

Output: Blinks

Canon Portable Printers BJC-Series Error Messages


Input: [Power] Blinks [Beeps] 7 [Error Condition] Print position [Solution] Requires service [Error]

Output: Blinks

Canon Portable Printers BJC-Series Error Messages


Input: [Power] Blinks [Beeps] 8 [Error Condition] Temperature error [Solution] Replace printhead; if this does not work, printer requires servicing [Error]

Output: Blinks

Canon Portable Printers BJC-Series Error Messages


Input: [Power] Blinks [Beeps] 9 [Error Condition] Diode error (printhead) [Solution] Replace printhead; if this does not work, printer requires servicing [Error]

Output: Blinks

Canon Portable Printers BJC-Series Error Messages


Input: [Power] Blinks [Beeps] 10 [Error Condition] Cleaning fault [Solution] Requires servicing [Error]

Output: Blinks

Canon Portable Printers BJC-Series Error Messages


Input: [Power] Blinks [Beeps] 11 [Error Condition] EEPROM [Solution] Try unplugging printer for 20 seconds. If this does not work then servicing is required [Error]

Output: Blinks

Canon Portable Printers BJC-Series Error Messages


Input: [0] Living Area

Output: Open plan lounge/diner overlooking the lake and grounds with 2 double doors leading to the lake and grounds.A video and a selection of videos are provided.

The Longere is situated on the bank of the fishing lake that is for your exclusive use during your stay. Within easy reach of Le Mans famous for its motor racing and Tours with a convenient airport.


Input: [0] Kitchen

Output: The fitted kitchen includes a built in oven, hob,fridge and freezer. Other facilities include a diswasher, washing machine.and microwave.

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Input: [0] Bedrooms

Output: Main bedroom double bed Bedroom 2 bunk beds Lounge contains a double futon

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Input: [0] Bathrooms

Output: Full sized bath with shower and wash hand basin

The Longere is situated on the bank of the fishing lake that is for your exclusive use during your stay. Within easy reach of Le Mans famous for its motor racing and Tours with a convenient airport.


Input: [0] Garden/Outside

Output: Lake, mature trees and a meadow area. Patio furniture and a barbeque are also supplied.

The Longere is situated on the bank of the fishing lake that is for your exclusive use during your stay. Within easy reach of Le Mans famous for its motor racing and Tours with a convenient airport.


Input: [0] Pool

Output: Heated outdoor pool at local activity centre

The Longere is situated on the bank of the fishing lake that is for your exclusive use during your stay. Within easy reach of Le Mans famous for its motor racing and Tours with a convenient airport.


Input: [0] Local Surroundings

Output: Mansigne has a large lake offering a variety of water sports including sailing, windsurfing and a safe sandy beach. There is also cycle paths and cycle hire available, tennis, boules etc. The area is also well known for its attractive walks.( organised walks are also available at the activity centre). Ideally situated for exploring the Loire Valley with it's many chateau's and vineyards.

The Longere is situated on the bank of the fishing lake that is for your exclusive use during your stay. Within easy reach of Le Mans famous for its motor racing and Tours with a convenient airport.


Input: [0] Features

Output: Views across the valley and the adjoining wood. The house is situated on the bank of the lake which contains established reed beds. Lily pads have recently been introduced into the lake. There is also an abundance of wildlife in and around the property, owls, kingfishers, deer and birds of prey to mention a few.

The Longere is situated on the bank of the fishing lake that is for your exclusive use during your stay. Within easy reach of Le Mans famous for its motor racing and Tours with a convenient airport.


Input: [0] Facilities

Output: Central heating and mains water. Exclusive fishing of the lake,containing carp to 25lbs is included in the price and no permits are required.

The Longere is situated on the bank of the fishing lake that is for your exclusive use during your stay. Within easy reach of Le Mans famous for its motor racing and Tours with a convenient airport.


Input: [0] Travel Information

Output: Main roads from all the ports. Approximately 2 and a half hours from the ferry port.

The Longere is situated on the bank of the fishing lake that is for your exclusive use during your stay. Within easy reach of Le Mans famous for its motor racing and Tours with a convenient airport.


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PRCI | Recent Results | A Review of Methods for Assessing the Remaining Strength of Corroded Pipelines


Input: [Case Identifier] Case 2 [Factor of Safety] 1.25 and 1.39 [Flow Stress Calculation]

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PRCI | Recent Results | A Review of Methods for Assessing the Remaining Strength of Corroded Pipelines


Input: [Case Identifier] Case 3 [Factor of Safety] None [Flow Stress Calculation]

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PRCI | Recent Results | A Review of Methods for Assessing the Remaining Strength of Corroded Pipelines


Input: [Case Identifier] Case 4 [Factor of Safety] None [Flow Stress Calculation]

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PRCI | Recent Results | A Review of Methods for Assessing the Remaining Strength of Corroded Pipelines


Input: [Case Identifier] Case 5 [Factor of Safety] None [Flow Stress Calculation]

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PRCI | Recent Results | A Review of Methods for Assessing the Remaining Strength of Corroded Pipelines


Input: [Case Identifier] Case 6 [Factor of Safety] None [Flow Stress Calculation]

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PRCI | Recent Results | A Review of Methods for Assessing the Remaining Strength of Corroded Pipelines


Input: [Age Group] Birth to 3 months [Milestones]

Output: Holds head steady while being moved Lifts head up when on belly Elevates self by arms when on belly (totally blind or LP only babies may not do this until after they roll from back to belly)

Development Charts for Blind & Visually Impaired Babies & Children | WonderBaby.org


Input: [Age Group] 4 to 6 months [Milestones]

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Input: [Age Group] 7 to 9 months [Milestones]

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Input: [Age Group] 22 to 24 months [Milestones]

Output: Squats

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Output: Runs, jumps, climbs

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Input: [Age Group] 5 years [Milestones]

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Input: [Street name] Ha Trong [Modern speciality] Bag menders, upholsterers [Meaning]

Output: Drum skin

What’s in a name | About The Old Quarter | Rough Guides


Input: [Street name] Hang Bo [Modern speciality] Haberdashers [Meaning]

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What’s in a name | About The Old Quarter | Rough Guides


Input: [Street name] Hang Buom [Modern speciality] Imported foods and alcohol, confectionery [Meaning]

Output: Sails

What’s in a name | About The Old Quarter | Rough Guides


Input: [Street name] Hang Chieu [Modern speciality] Mats, ropes, bamboo blinds [Meaning]

Output: Sedge mats

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Input: [Street name] Hang Dau [Modern speciality] Shoes [Meaning]

Output: Oil

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Input: [Street name] Hang Dieu [Modern speciality] Cushions, mattresses [Meaning]

Output: Pipes

What’s in a name | About The Old Quarter | Rough Guides


Input: [Street name] Hang Duong [Modern speciality] Clothes, general goods [Meaning]

Output: Sugar

What’s in a name | About The Old Quarter | Rough Guides


Input: [Street name] Hang Gai [Modern speciality] Silks, tailors, souvenirs [Meaning]

Output: Hemp goods

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Input: [Street name] Hang Hom [Modern speciality] Glue, paint, varnish [Meaning]

Output: Wooden chests

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Input: [Street name] Hang Ma [Modern speciality] Paper goods [Meaning]

Output: Paper votive objects

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Input: [Street name] Hang Quat [Modern speciality] Religious accessories [Meaning]

Output: Ceremonial fans

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Input: [Street name] Hang Thiec [Modern speciality] Tin goods, mirrors [Meaning]

Output: Tin goods

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Input: [Street name] Hang Vai [Modern speciality] Bamboo ladders [Meaning]

Output: Fabrics

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Input: [Street name] Lan Ong [Modern speciality] Traditional medicines, towels, physician [Meaning]

Output: Eighteenth century

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Does Ronnie Ellison Auto Sales Inc share?


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Output: YES

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Input: For joint marketing with other financial companies [Can you limit this sharing?] NO

Output: YES

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Input: For our affiliates' everyday business purposes information about your transactions and experiences [Can you limit this sharing?] We don't share

Output: NO

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Input: For our affiliates' everyday business purposes information about your creditworthiness [Can you limit this sharing?] We don't share

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Does Ronnie Ellison Auto Sales Inc share?


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Input: [Directive] pgsql.max_persistent [Local Value] Unlimited [Master Value]

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Input: [Apples] Apricots [Protects your heart] Combats cancer [Blocks diarrhea] Saves your eyesight [Improves lung capacity] Shields against Alzheimer's [Cushions joints] Slows aging process [prevents constipation]

Output: Controls blood pressure

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Input: [Apples] Artichokes [Protects your heart] Aids digestion [Blocks diarrhea] Protects your heart [Improves lung capacity] Stabilizes blood sugar [Cushions joints] Guards against liver disease [prevents constipation]

Output: Lowers cholesterol

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Input: [Apples] Avocados [Protects your heart] Battles diabetes [Blocks diarrhea] Helps stops strokes [Improves lung capacity] Controls blood pressure [Cushions joints] Smoothes skin [prevents constipation]

Output: Lowers cholesterol

Prescribed For Life | Fruits - Vegetables & Their Benefits


Input: [Apples] Bananas [Protects your heart] Protects your heart [Blocks diarrhea] Strengthens bones [Improves lung capacity] Controls blood pressure [Cushions joints] Blocks diarrhea [prevents constipation]

Output: Quiets a cough

Prescribed For Life | Fruits - Vegetables & Their Benefits


Input: [Apples] Beans [Protects your heart] Prevents constipation [Blocks diarrhea] Lowers cholesterol [Improves lung capacity] Combats cancer [Cushions joints] Stabilizes blood sugar [prevents constipation]

Output: Helps hemorrhoids

Prescribed For Life | Fruits - Vegetables & Their Benefits


Input: [Apples] Beets [Protects your heart] Controls blood pressure [Blocks diarrhea] Strengthens bones [Improves lung capacity] Protects your heart [Cushions joints] Aids weight loss [prevents constipation]

Output: Combats cancer

Prescribed For Life | Fruits - Vegetables & Their Benefits


Input: [Apples] Blueberries [Protects your heart] Combats cancer [Blocks diarrhea] Stabilizes blood sugar [Improves lung capacity] Boosts memory [Cushions joints] Prevents constipation [prevents constipation]

Output: Protects your heart

Prescribed For Life | Fruits - Vegetables & Their Benefits


Input: [Apples] Broccoli [Protects your heart] Strengthens bones [Blocks diarrhea] Combats cancer [Improves lung capacity] Protects your heart [Cushions joints] Controls blood pressure [prevents constipation]

Output: Saves eyesight

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Input: [Apples] Cabbage [Protects your heart] Combats cancer [Blocks diarrhea] Promotes weight loss [Improves lung capacity] Protects your heart [Cushions joints] Helps hemorrhoids [prevents constipation]

Output: Prevents constipation

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Input: [Apples] Cantaloupe [Protects your heart] Saves eyesight [Blocks diarrhea] Lowers cholesterol [Improves lung capacity] Combats cancer [Cushions joints] Supports immune system [prevents constipation]

Output: Controls blood pressure

Prescribed For Life | Fruits - Vegetables & Their Benefits


Input: [Apples] Carrots [Protects your heart] Saves eyesight [Blocks diarrhea] Prevents constipation [Improves lung capacity] Combats cancer [Cushions joints] Promotes weight loss [prevents constipation]

Output: Protects your heart

Prescribed For Life | Fruits - Vegetables & Their Benefits


Input: [Apples] Cauliflower [Protects your heart] Protects against Prostate Cancer [Blocks diarrhea] Strengthens bones [Improves lung capacity] Banishes bruises [Cushions joints] Guards against heart disease [prevents constipation]

Output: Combats Breast Cancer

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Input: [Apples] Cherries [Protects your heart] Protects your heart [Blocks diarrhea] Ends insomnia [Improves lung capacity] Slows aging process [Cushions joints] Shields against Alzheimer's [prevents constipation]

Output: Combats Cancer

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Input: [Apples] Chestnuts [Protects your heart] Promotes weight loss [Blocks diarrhea] Lowers cholesterol [Improves lung capacity] Combats Cancer [Cushions joints] Controls blood pressure [prevents constipation]

Output: Protects your heart

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Input: [Apples] Chili peppers [Protects your heart] Aids digestion [Blocks diarrhea] Clears sinuses [Improves lung capacity] Combats Cancer [Cushions joints] Boosts immune system [prevents constipation]

Output: Soothes sore throat

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Input: [Apples] Figs [Protects your heart] Promotes weight loss [Blocks diarrhea] Lowers cholesterol [Improves lung capacity] Combats Cancer [Cushions joints] Controls blood pressure [prevents constipation]

Output: Helps stops strokes

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Input: [Apples] Fish [Protects your heart] Protects your heart [Blocks diarrhea] Protects your heart [Improves lung capacity] Combats Cancer [Cushions joints] Supports immune system [prevents constipation]

Output: Boosts memory

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Input: [Apples] Flax [Protects your heart] Aids digestion [Blocks diarrhea] Protects your heart [Improves lung capacity] Improves mental health [Cushions joints] Boosts immune system [prevents constipation]

Output: Battles diabetes

Prescribed For Life | Fruits - Vegetables & Their Benefits


Input: [Apples] Garlic [Protects your heart] Lowers cholesterol [Blocks diarrhea] Combats cancer [Improves lung capacity] kills bacteria [Cushions joints] Fights fungus [prevents constipation]

Output: Controls blood pressure

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Input: [Apples] Grapefruit [Protects your heart] Protects against heart attacks [Blocks diarrhea] Helps stops strokes [Improves lung capacity] Combats Prostate Cancer [Cushions joints] Lowers cholesterol [prevents constipation]

Output: Promotes Weight loss

Prescribed For Life | Fruits - Vegetables & Their Benefits


Input: [Apples] Grapes [Protects your heart] saves eyesight [Blocks diarrhea] Combats cancer [Improves lung capacity] Enhances blood flow [Cushions joints] Protects your heart [prevents constipation]

Output: Conquers kidney stones

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Input: [Apples] Green tea [Protects your heart] Combats cancer [Blocks diarrhea] Helps stops strokes [Improves lung capacity] Promotes Weight loss [Cushions joints] Kills bacteria [prevents constipation]

Output: Protects your heart

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Input: [Apples] Honey [Protects your heart] Heals wounds [Blocks diarrhea] Guards against ulcers [Improves lung capacity] Increases energy [Cushions joints] Fights allergies [prevents constipation]

Output: Aids digestion

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Input: [Apples] Lemons [Protects your heart] Combats cancer [Blocks diarrhea] Controls blood pressure [Improves lung capacity] Smoothes skin [Cushions joints] Stops scurvy [prevents constipation]

Output: Protects your heart

Prescribed For Life | Fruits - Vegetables & Their Benefits


Input: [Apples] Limes [Protects your heart] Combats cancer [Blocks diarrhea] Controls blood pressure [Improves lung capacity] Smoothes skin [Cushions joints] Stops scurvy [prevents constipation]

Output: Protects your heart

Prescribed For Life | Fruits - Vegetables & Their Benefits


Input: [Apples] Mangoes [Protects your heart] Combats cancer [Blocks diarrhea] Regulates thyroid [Improves lung capacity] aids digestion [Cushions joints] Shields against Alzheimer's [prevents constipation]

Output: Boosts memory

Prescribed For Life | Fruits - Vegetables & Their Benefits


Input: [Apples] Mushrooms [Protects your heart] Controls blood pressure [Blocks diarrhea] Kills bacteria [Improves lung capacity] Combats cancer [Cushions joints] Strengthens bones [prevents constipation]

Output: Lowers cholesterol

Prescribed For Life | Fruits - Vegetables & Their Benefits


Input: [Apples] Oats [Protects your heart] Lowers cholesterol [Blocks diarrhea] Battles diabetes [Improves lung capacity] prevents constipation [Cushions joints] Smoothes skin [prevents constipation]

Output: Combats cancer

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Input: [Apples] Olive oil [Protects your heart] Protects your heart [Blocks diarrhea] Combats cancer [Improves lung capacity] Battles diabetes [Cushions joints] Smoothes skin [prevents constipation]

Output: Promotes Weight loss

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Input: [Apples] Onions [Protects your heart] Reduce risk of heart attack [Blocks diarrhea] Kills bacteria [Improves lung capacity] Lowers cholesterol [Cushions joints] Fights fungus [prevents constipation]

Output: Combats cancer

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Input: [Apples] Oranges [Protects your heart] Supports immune systems [Blocks diarrhea] Protects your heart [Improves lung capacity] Straightens respiration [prevents constipation]

Output: Combats cancer

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Input: [Apples] Peaches [Protects your heart] prevents constipation [Blocks diarrhea] Helps stops strokes [Improves lung capacity] aids digestion [Cushions joints] Helps hemorrhoids [prevents constipation]

Output: Combats cancer

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Input: [Apples] Peanuts [Protects your heart] Protects against heart disease [Blocks diarrhea] Combats Prostate Cancer [Improves lung capacity] Lowers cholesterol [Cushions joints] Aggravates Diverticulitis [prevents constipation]

Output: Promotes Weight loss

Prescribed For Life | Fruits - Vegetables & Their Benefits


Input: [Apples] Pineapple [Protects your heart] Strengthens bones [Blocks diarrhea] Aids digestion [Improves lung capacity] Dissolves warts [Cushions joints] Blocks diarrhea [prevents constipation]

Output: Relieves colds

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Input: [Apples] Prunes [Protects your heart] Slows aging process [Blocks diarrhea] boosts memory [Improves lung capacity] Lowers cholesterol [Cushions joints] Protects against heart disease [prevents constipation]

Output: prevents constipation

Prescribed For Life | Fruits - Vegetables & Their Benefits


Input: [Apples] Rice [Protects your heart] Protects your heart [Blocks diarrhea] Conquers kidney stones [Improves lung capacity] Combats cancer [Cushions joints] Helps stops strokes [prevents constipation]

Output: Battles diabetes

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Input: [Apples] Strawberries [Protects your heart] Combats cancer [Blocks diarrhea] boosts memory [Improves lung capacity] Calms stress [prevents constipation]

Output: Protects your heart

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Input: [Apples] Sweet potatoes [Protects your heart] Saves your eyesight [Blocks diarrhea] Combats cancer [Improves lung capacity] Strengthens bones [prevents constipation]

Output: Lifts mood

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Input: [Apples] Tomatoes [Protects your heart] Protects prostate [Blocks diarrhea] Lowers cholesterol [Improves lung capacity] Protects your heart [prevents constipation]

Output: Combats cancer

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