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23400 | The seeds are dispersed by wind and water. | Seeds of a pine cone are easily carried by the wind and dispersed because seeds have wings. | neutral |
23401 | The seeds are primarily dispersed by the wind. | Seeds of a pine cone are easily carried by the wind and dispersed because seeds have wings. | neutral |
23402 | These seeds are usually dispersed by wind. | Seeds of a pine cone are easily carried by the wind and dispersed because seeds have wings. | neutral |
23403 | WIND as a seed dispersal agent. | Seeds of a pine cone are easily carried by the wind and dispersed because seeds have wings. | neutral |
23404 | and plumed seeds that are dispersed by the wind. | Seeds of a pine cone are easily carried by the wind and dispersed because seeds have wings. | neutral |
23405 | seed dispersal, especially by wind; | Seeds of a pine cone are easily carried by the wind and dispersed because seeds have wings. | neutral |
23406 | Environmental Quality (Control of Lead Concentration in Motor Gasoline) Regulations 1985. | People stopped adding lead to gasoline because of environmental pollution. | neutral |
23407 | Environmental pollutants don't stop at borders. | People stopped adding lead to gasoline because of environmental pollution. | neutral |
23408 | Environmental pollution leads to more ill-health. | People stopped adding lead to gasoline because of environmental pollution. | neutral |
23409 | Eventually, Ringo decided to help educate the people in communities affected by petrochemical pollution, teaching them how to effectively stop the discharge of chemicals into neighborhoods around refineries, leading to the beginning of his environmental activism. | People stopped adding lead to gasoline because of environmental pollution. | neutral |
23410 | Illinois leads the nation in the use of ethanol-blended gasoline, which burns more completely and pollutes less than regular gasoline. | People stopped adding lead to gasoline because of environmental pollution. | neutral |
23411 | Lead in gasoline, however, has been drastically reduced, due to environmental considerations. | People stopped adding lead to gasoline because of environmental pollution. | entailment |
23412 | List of Subjects in 40 CFR Part 80 Environmental Protection, Air Pollution Control, Fuel Additives, Gasoline, Leaded Gasoline, Unleaded Gasoline, and Motor Vehicle Pollution. | People stopped adding lead to gasoline because of environmental pollution. | neutral |
23413 | List of Subjects in 40 CFR Part 80 Environmental protection, Air pollution control, Gasoline, Reformulated gasoline, Conventional gasoline, Motor vehicle pollution. | People stopped adding lead to gasoline because of environmental pollution. | neutral |
23414 | List of Subjects in 40 CFR Part 80 Environmental protection, Air pollution control, Gasoline, Reformulated gasoline, Motor vehicle pollution. | People stopped adding lead to gasoline because of environmental pollution. | neutral |
23415 | People cause pollution, people can stop it. | People stopped adding lead to gasoline because of environmental pollution. | neutral |
23416 | People have to stop polluting the earth. | People stopped adding lead to gasoline because of environmental pollution. | neutral |
23417 | People pollute the wetlands with pesticides and road run-off such as oil and gasoline. | People stopped adding lead to gasoline because of environmental pollution. | neutral |
23418 | Significant progress was also made on issues such as lead pollution, shelter access for people with disabilities and environmental justice for vulnerable groups. | People stopped adding lead to gasoline because of environmental pollution. | neutral |
23419 | Such spills lead to pollution and environmental damage. | People stopped adding lead to gasoline because of environmental pollution. | neutral |
23420 | The environmental impact of leaded gasoline in Venezuela . | People stopped adding lead to gasoline because of environmental pollution. | neutral |
23421 | There are no easy answers for complex environmental pollution problems such as the Tranguch gasoline spill. | People stopped adding lead to gasoline because of environmental pollution. | neutral |
23422 | To stop polluting and to encourage other people not to pollute either. | People stopped adding lead to gasoline because of environmental pollution. | neutral |
23423 | We still have pollution, the destruction of habitat and other forms of environmental degradation, but most people agree this has to stop. | People stopped adding lead to gasoline because of environmental pollution. | neutral |
23424 | While responding to these concerned people, the captains of the port must lead efforts to stop the pollution and to begin clean-up. | People stopped adding lead to gasoline because of environmental pollution. | neutral |
23425 | energy and environmental resource requirements for product use (e.g., leaded gasoline for automobiles); | People stopped adding lead to gasoline because of environmental pollution. | neutral |
23426 | for example, the Environmental scenario includes increased taxes on gasoline and new taxes on pollution, to reflect the environmental and national security costs of energy. | People stopped adding lead to gasoline because of environmental pollution. | neutral |
23427 | Barley, water, hops and yeast -- brewers combine these four simple ingredients to make beer . | Beer brewers add yeast to the wort to to make alcohol. | neutral |
23428 | Brewer's Yeast and Diseases Brewer's yeast is derived from the Saccharomyces cerevisiae fungus, which is a common yeast for beer making. | Beer brewers add yeast to the wort to to make alcohol. | neutral |
23429 | Brewer's yeast is a single cell organism of the group Saccharomyces Cerevisiae used by the brewers to ferment the raw beer and convert the carbohydrates to alcohol and carbon dioxide. | Beer brewers add yeast to the wort to to make alcohol. | entailment |
23430 | Fermenting After the wort is cool, a modern home-brewer would pitch in the yeast, make sure the wort is well aerated, and put on a blow-off tube or fermentation lock. | Beer brewers add yeast to the wort to to make alcohol. | neutral |
23431 | Furthermore, some higher alcohol beers are fermented with yeast other than typical brewer's yeast. | Beer brewers add yeast to the wort to to make alcohol. | neutral |
23432 | The primary differences result from the type of yeast the brewer uses in making the beer. | Beer brewers add yeast to the wort to to make alcohol. | neutral |
23433 | The yeast turns the sugars into alcohol and the wort into beer. | Beer brewers add yeast to the wort to to make alcohol. | entailment |
23434 | This makes the small beer wort. | Beer brewers add yeast to the wort to to make alcohol. | neutral |
23435 | When recovered as a by-product of beer making, brewer's yeast is typically grown on grain, usually barley, and has a bitter, unpalatable taste. | Beer brewers add yeast to the wort to to make alcohol. | neutral |
23436 | A hailstone that is the size of a golfball needs an updraft of nearly 60 mph to stay aloft. | Birds need a light-weight body for to stay aloft. | neutral |
23437 | A light-weight instrument package carried aloft by a weather balloon; | Birds need a light-weight body for to stay aloft. | neutral |
23438 | A movement needs all its wings to stay aloft. | Birds need a light-weight body for to stay aloft. | neutral |
23439 | At half gravity, a hovering light with an energy pack can stay aloft indefinitely. | Birds need a light-weight body for to stay aloft. | neutral |
23440 | At our flying sites, it needs a good, straight-on breeze to stay aloft. | Birds need a light-weight body for to stay aloft. | neutral |
23441 | Birds need a light-weight body in order to stay aloft. | Birds need a light-weight body for to stay aloft. | entailment |
23442 | Birds stay aloft by riding rising air currents. | Birds need a light-weight body for to stay aloft. | neutral |
23443 | But looked at from the operational side, that same encoded chair becomes a set of computational algorithms that can instruct other digital bodies below a certain virtual weight to conform to it and stay aloft in space. | Birds need a light-weight body for to stay aloft. | neutral |
23444 | Having the largest wingspan-to-body-weight ratio of any bird, they are essentially aerial, able to stay aloft for long periods, landing only to roost or breed on trees or cliffs. | Birds need a light-weight body for to stay aloft. | neutral |
23445 | Having the largest wingspan-to-body-weight ratio of any bird, they are essentially aerial, able to stay aloft for more than a week. | Birds need a light-weight body for to stay aloft. | neutral |
23446 | Having the largest wingspan-to-weight ratio of any bird, they are essentially aerial, able to stay aloft for more than a week. | Birds need a light-weight body for to stay aloft. | neutral |
23447 | In the crowd, about a dozen sailors were holding a body aloft, an incredible feat of strength considering they were all treading water furiously to stay afloat beneath the added weight. | Birds need a light-weight body for to stay aloft. | neutral |
23448 | It is important to stay at that body weight. | Birds need a light-weight body for to stay aloft. | neutral |
23449 | Light-weight, light colored, loose clothing can also help your body stay cooler. | Birds need a light-weight body for to stay aloft. | neutral |
23450 | Needs motion to stay aloft. | Birds need a light-weight body for to stay aloft. | neutral |
23451 | On the other hand if you're yearning to stay aloft for hours at a time cruising along with the birds on warm currents of rising air then you'll need to attend both an EP and a CP course. | Birds need a light-weight body for to stay aloft. | neutral |
23452 | On the other hand if you're yearning to stay aloft for hours at a time soaring with the birds on warm currents of rising air, then you'll need to attend both an EP and a CP course. | Birds need a light-weight body for to stay aloft. | neutral |
23453 | Once aloft, the dust is very likely to stay aloft until it meets water in the form of rain or a body of water. | Birds need a light-weight body for to stay aloft. | neutral |
23454 | Organ Systems Adapted for Flight Birds need a light-weight body in order to stay aloft. | Birds need a light-weight body for to stay aloft. | entailment |
23455 | Stay at an ideal body weight. | Birds need a light-weight body for to stay aloft. | neutral |
23456 | The bird represents the warrior remaining aloft in the sky beyond the reach of enemies, staying hidden in a cloak of darkness ready to act whenever needed. | Birds need a light-weight body for to stay aloft. | neutral |
23457 | The bird stays aloft for 2 hours until the trains pass. | Birds need a light-weight body for to stay aloft. | neutral |
23458 | The sharks feed on the birds who can't stay aloft. | Birds need a light-weight body for to stay aloft. | neutral |
23459 | They can range in weight from ultra-light MTA (Maximum Time Aloft) boomerangs designed to stay in the air for a long time to heavy, lead weighted boomerangs designed to travel a long distance before turning to return to the thrower. | Birds need a light-weight body for to stay aloft. | neutral |
23460 | Weight loss strategy needs to be focused on how to stay at a lower body weight. | Birds need a light-weight body for to stay aloft. | neutral |
23461 | When there is light precipitation, dust stays aloft and is carried to the ice sheets with the snow. | Birds need a light-weight body for to stay aloft. | neutral |
23462 | Whereas gliders need thermals to stay aloft, balloons need calm, stable conditions with no up draughts and generally light winds. | Birds need a light-weight body for to stay aloft. | neutral |
23463 | the other of a bird with broken wing, struggling to stay aloft. | Birds need a light-weight body for to stay aloft. | neutral |
23464 | As some f the ice turns to a gassy tail from the comet's proximity to the sun, the comet releases a trail of dust and rocky debris. | Comet tails always point away from the sun instead of trailing behind the comet because dust particles recoil. | neutral |
23465 | As the comet approaches the sun, solar radiation melts the ice, causing dust particles and rock fragments to separate from the comet nucleus, forming the visually radiant tail. | Comet tails always point away from the sun instead of trailing behind the comet because dust particles recoil. | neutral |
23466 | As the comet passed, it left behind a trail of dust and particles. | Comet tails always point away from the sun instead of trailing behind the comet because dust particles recoil. | neutral |
23467 | As they near the sun, the sun's heat sublimates the comet's ices and releases dust particles which produces the comet's tail. | Comet tails always point away from the sun instead of trailing behind the comet because dust particles recoil. | neutral |
23468 | Comets grow tails of gas and dust as they near the sun. | Comet tails always point away from the sun instead of trailing behind the comet because dust particles recoil. | neutral |
23469 | Comets tails are made of dust and ice particles. | Comet tails always point away from the sun instead of trailing behind the comet because dust particles recoil. | neutral |
23470 | Each comet is trailed by streams of dust particles. | Comet tails always point away from the sun instead of trailing behind the comet because dust particles recoil. | neutral |
23471 | Tails and trails The large particles remain close to the comet and form a dust coma. | Comet tails always point away from the sun instead of trailing behind the comet because dust particles recoil. | neutral |
23472 | The dust tail trailing the comet's nucleus is the most prominent. | Comet tails always point away from the sun instead of trailing behind the comet because dust particles recoil. | neutral |
23473 | The dust tail typically just trails behind the comet. | Comet tails always point away from the sun instead of trailing behind the comet because dust particles recoil. | neutral |
23474 | The solar wind pushes the gas and dust away, so that the tail of the comet always points away from the sun. | Comet tails always point away from the sun instead of trailing behind the comet because dust particles recoil. | entailment |
23475 | The yellowish dust tail fanned away from the comet. | Comet tails always point away from the sun instead of trailing behind the comet because dust particles recoil. | neutral |
23476 | Below the water s surface, oysters attach themselves to the roots of mangrove trees, and fish come into this part of the river to breed. | Stilt like roots helps mangrove trees rise high above the water. | neutral |
23477 | Cormorants so well-fed they had time to relax and digest lazed in the mangrove trees, whose finger-like roots knotted the shoreline. | Stilt like roots helps mangrove trees rise high above the water. | neutral |
23478 | He will find that in the lower part of Florida the protected shores of these islands and of the mainland are usually bordered by a dense growth of mangroves standing high on stilted roots and often reaching well out into the water. | Stilt like roots helps mangrove trees rise high above the water. | entailment |
23479 | It is like having a tree with no roots, for the mangroves are the roots of the sea. | Stilt like roots helps mangrove trees rise high above the water. | neutral |
23480 | Mangrove roots are like stilts, allowing mangrove trees to rise high above the water. | Stilt like roots helps mangrove trees rise high above the water. | entailment |
23481 | The trees are easily recognizable by their dense mats of thick, stick-like roots that rise out of the mud and water. | Stilt like roots helps mangrove trees rise high above the water. | entailment |
23482 | These trees, called mangroves, have wide-spreading stilt roots that support the trees in the tidal mud and trap nutritious organic matter. | Stilt like roots helps mangrove trees rise high above the water. | entailment |
23483 | Unlike other palm trees, pandanus and lily trees have branches, each crowned with sword-shaped leaves and most pandanus trees have tall stilt-like roots that extend to the ground from high on the trunk and limbs. | Stilt like roots helps mangrove trees rise high above the water. | neutral |
23484 | Be sure to also serve plenty of ice water, and a wedge of lemon in each glass of water is a nice touch. | Ice wedging occurs because water expands. | neutral |
23485 | Frost action, sometimes known as ice crystal growth, ice wedging, frost wedging or freeze-thaw occurs when water in cracks and joints of rocks freeze and expand. | Ice wedging occurs because water expands. | entailment |
23486 | It's one of the few local pizzerias that serves water (with a wedge of lemon, no less) and iced tea in real glasses instead of plastic tumblers. | Ice wedging occurs because water expands. | neutral |
23487 | One commonly used recipe is one part vodka and one part tonic water in a tumbler over ice, with a generous lime wedge squeezed into it. | Ice wedging occurs because water expands. | neutral |
23488 | Pumps kept the ship clear until open water near Esopus Island was reached, which freed the ice that had wedged itself into the openings cut in the hull. | Ice wedging occurs because water expands. | neutral |
23489 | The rock material may be loosened by earthquakes, rain, plant-root wedging, expanding ice, among other things. | Ice wedging occurs because water expands. | neutral |
23490 | The wooden wedges were soaked with water and the forces generated by the expanding wedges caused fractures to occur between holes. | Ice wedging occurs because water expands. | neutral |
23491 | again, the consequence of water erosion, ice expanding in crevices, and the sun. | Ice wedging occurs because water expands. | neutral |
23492 | An electric current passing through a metal consists of a flow of free electrons; | Metal conducts heat and electricity so well because of free flowing electrons. | neutral |
23493 | Electrical conduction of metals is a well-known phenomenon and is attributed to the free conduction electrons, which can be measured as sketched in the figure. | Metal conducts heat and electricity so well because of free flowing electrons. | entailment |
23494 | Metal conducts heat flow with delay. | Metal conducts heat and electricity so well because of free flowing electrons. | neutral |
23495 | Metals conduct heat and electricity with the help of free electrons in them. | Metal conducts heat and electricity so well because of free flowing electrons. | entailment |
23496 | Since electrons conduct heat and electricity, metals make good cooking pans and electrical wires. | Metal conducts heat and electricity so well because of free flowing electrons. | neutral |
23497 | The easiest experiment that could be conducted in the nineteenth century using sub-atomic particles was using electron beams, a focussed flow of excited electrons emitted from a heated metal source accelerated by electric fields and tuned by magnetic ones. | Metal conducts heat and electricity so well because of free flowing electrons. | neutral |
23498 | The metal resists this flow, and, like an electric heater, creates heat, which is conducted into the food through the metal of the pan. | Metal conducts heat and electricity so well because of free flowing electrons. | neutral |
23499 | The valence electrons in the atom which have low ionization potentials are considered to be a free moving "sea" within the lattice, giving metals the ability to conduct heat and electricity. | Metal conducts heat and electricity so well because of free flowing electrons. | entailment |