ontocord/MixtureVitae-genericsKB huggingface dataset:
### interdependence:

Mutualism
* Is a relationship between two different organisms that live together.
* biotic interaction beneficial to both species.
* can either be symbiotic, nonsymbiotic, or facultative.
* close relationship between two organisms which is helpful to both organisms.
* common type of symbiotic association in which two organisms benefit from each other.
* form of biological interaction wherein each individual involved benefits in some way
  - cooperation
  - symbiosis in which both participating species benefit
* fuzzier concept than socialism.
* is an association between two different species which benefits each species
  - of two organisms by which both are benefited
  - obligated interaction
  - similar, but it is when both species obtain a benefit from interacting with each other
  - symbiosis in which both parties benefit
* is the association between unlike organisms that is beneficial to both
  - interaction where both organisms benefit
  - term used for two organisms which are associated with each other in some way
  - two organisms which are interdependent
  - when both organisms benefit
* leads to an intricate web of interdependency critical to community structure.
* means that both partners benefit from the relationship.
* occurs in the jungle with a specialized ant and a swollen-thorn acacia.
* occurs when both organisms benefit from their relationship
  - species benefit from their interaction
* refers to relationships that are beneficial to both organisms.
* relations ship where both species benefit.
* relationship between two organisms providing benefits to both
  - species where both species benefit
* relationship in which both organisms benefit from each other
  - of mutual aid between two organisms of different species
* relationship that exists between species
* seems particularly important in the tropics.
* symbiotic interaction where both or all individuals benefit from the relationship
  - relationship from which both organisms derive benefit
* symbiotic relationship in which both organisms benefit
  - the symbiont and the host benefit
* type of species interaction.
* type of symbiosis in which both organisms gain from each other
  - participants receive benefits from the association
### interruption | interpolation:

Bilinear interpolation
* is performed on the logarithmic intensity values to minimize errors
  - used for interpolation between the four values
* reduces the blockyness by interpolating between texels.
* uses a weighted average of the four nearest pixels.

Linear interpolation
* is used to define the model between the nodes
  - eliminate errors due to non-linearity
  - extend the splines to the first and last atom within a spline
  - interpolate over small intervals of bad or missing data
  - smooth out the output signal
* simple numerical method for calculating a point in a straight line.

Interposition
* are placements.
* is an interruption
  - rare in dorsal fractures and fracture-dislocations, but common in volar injuries

### interstate highways:

Purple line
* are interstate highways.
* means the rendezvous between a comet and a nebula or cluster.

Interstellar matter
* are matters in a galaxy between the stars.
* displays many very different physical properties.

Intertidal organism
* Many intertidal organisms have adaptations to cope with strong wave activity.
* Most intertidal organisms can tolerate a wide temperature range.
* Some intertidal organisms avoid drying out by moving to or living in wet spots.
* are also dependent on the sea for their reproduction
  - especially prone to desiccation during periods of emersion
* have other adapta- tions to withstand wave shock.

Interval
* Think of an interval as a measurement of distance.
* are a way of training the body to run at close to race pace
  - musical notation
  - numeric values
  - observed by reading the scales of clocks and other instruments
  - one type of fuzzy set possessing a rectangular membership function
  - sets
* are the basis of harmony
  - ruling force within the system of music
* feeding during gestation possible alternative to limit-feeding.
* is an amount
+ Interval (mathematics), Different kinds of intervals: Mathematics
  * Intervals can be separated by how they act at their ends. Intervals can be 'closed', 'open', or 'mixed'.

### interval:

Access time
* is also important to people in remote places
* is the interval between a call for data and the completion of data delivery
  - speed change time, the seek time, and latency combined
* is the time from when a read or write request is issued to when data transfer begins
  - required for a CD-ROM drive to find the desired data on a disc
  - time intervals
* refers to the search rate on a piece of mounted media
  - time it takes a particular length of film to be completely processed
Intron
* Most introns have sequence elements.
* Some introns are self-splicing.
* Some introns contain enhancer sequences important for transcriptional control.
  * are in the genes of most organisms and many viruses. RNA splicing takes place after transcription and before translation.
  * Then the exons in pre-mRNAs are joined by splicing, which is done in the spliceosomes. Some introns are self-splicing
  - incoherent nucleotide sequences that interrupt the coding regions of genes
  - interruptions in the text of eukaryotic genes
* boost transgene expression in Drosophila melanogaster.
* flanked by consensus splice sites are green, others are blue.
* have elements
* includes atoms
  - base pairs
* includes chemical chain
  - groups
* increase gene expression in cultured maize cells.
* lie closer to the center than exons.
### intuition:

Gnosis
* are intuition.
* comes from a Greek word meaning 'to know' in the sense of to be acquainted.
* demands the removal of structure from life itself.
* is growth and development eternally
* is the knowing itself
  - knowledge on which all other knowledge rests
  - spiritual side of life
  - to make distinct from unconscious or to some extent automatic perception
* means knowledge.

Invasive organism
* Most invasive organisms affect health.
* can have profound effects on the ecology of natural systems.

### invisible:

Gene transfer
* Some gene transfers work like a simple vaccination.
* is invisible.
* offers exciting prospects for specific therapy of human diseases.

Invitation
* includes chapters
  - paragraphs
  - postcodes
  - sections
  - word order
* is located in parties.

### invitation:

Invite
* are invitation.
  - paragraphs
* is invitation

Involvement
* creates opportunity
  - train opportunity
* group action
* has favorable responses
* is connections
  - the free expression of ideas
  - universal, in the workplace, within the function, across functions
* means sharing inner thoughts, hopes, desires, and feelings with each other.
* refers to the level of participation along a continuum.
* way to help the community, meet people and learn leadership skills.

### involvement:

Cardiac involvement
* includes aortic and mitral valve dysfunction.
* is common, and usually manifested as atrio-ventricular conduction blocks
  - typical of viral myocarditis

Emotional involvement
* can distract from attention, reducing usability.
* is used extensively in advertising, entertainment and news services.

Joint involvement
* is diagnosed as inflammatory arthritis
  - often symmetrical in the hands, wrists, knees, and ankles
* occurs in most women and much less frequently in men and children.

Neurologic involvement
* can result in specific problems depending on the location.
* is frequent and manifests as meningitis or encephalitis
  - limited to a few peripheral nerves
  - more common in patients with antiphospholipid antibody syndrome
  - the most common complication of neurofibromatosis
  - widespread
* occurs less often and includes altered sensorium and numbness of extremities.

Ocular involvement
* can be the only sign of illness
  - occur without evidence of systemic disease and can be asymptomatic
* includes orbital, intraocular, neuro-ophthalmological, and lid disturbances.

### involvement:

Parent involvement
* has to do with the special and unique relationship between parent and child.
* is also an important aspect of education
  - fundamental to a healthy system of public education
  - intervention that is unique to parenthood
  - key to a child's success
  - one of the key components of high-quality child care
  - that act of parents being actively involved in a child's education
  - the active role parents accept in the education of their children and youth
  - very important in the education of our children
* means family involvement.
* necessary ingredient in children's growth, development, and learning.
### involvement:

Parental involvement
* accelerates the achievement of children.
* allows the parents to provide motivation and support for the child.
* can cut drug use significantly among teenagers
  - dramatically improve children's academic achievement
* contributes to a family-like environment where children are happy to learn
  - successful learning
* enriches the learning experience for children.
* has a crucial impact on children's academic achievement
  - positive influence on each child's life
* helps children learn more effectively.
* is an essential factor in the successful education and well-being of children
  - important component of counseling, particularly with young children
  - crucial to a child's success
  - extremely important in helping children be successful in school
  - key in helping children make wise Internet decisions
  - most important in keeping kids drug-free
* is one of the keys to a child's academic success
  - strongest indicators of educational success
  - the best way to protect the life and health of teenage girls
* is the key for success when it comes to education
  - indicator of a child's academic success
  - viewed as an important component in the child's education
* key component in the battle to keep kids off drugs.
* plays a critical role in a child's success in school
  - an integral part in the education of our children
* remains one of the key ingredients in a child's academic success.

Public involvement
* conscious process requiring order and intent.
* is fundamental to local government.
* means public participation in the decision process.
* two-way communication process.

Pulmonary involvement
* can produce chest pain, cough, and hemoptysis.
* is common in almost all patients
  - rare and symptoms of dyspnea usually indicate congestive heart failure
  - usually blood borne

Renal involvement
* begins with deposition of immune complexes in the glomeruli.
* is manifested usually by an angiomyolipoma, less commonly renal cysts
  - the hallmark of generalized disease
### ion channels:

Sodium channel
* accumulate at the tips of injured axons.
* are ion channels.
* become inactivated and potassium channels are opened.
* underlie rapid impulse propagation in neurons and in muscle.

Acetate ion
* is the base
  - most abundant organic acid metabolite found in nature
* modest base, but iodide is an excellent leaving group.

Bromide ion
* can be toxic in large amounts.
+ Potassium bromide, Safety: Potassium compounds :: Bromine compounds
  * Bromide ions can be toxic in large amounts. Potassium ions can burn, similar to salt when someone eats too much.

Charged ion
* combines with opposite charge to neutralize.
* interact with each other due to electrostatic attraction or repulsion.

Chloride ion
* increase etch rates in etching solutions.
* move with sodium ions.
* pass into the ascending limb.
* retard the browning reaction in such fruits as apples but is only temporary.

Ferric ion
* react with iron metal.
* strong oxidizing agent that plays an important role in oxidation of sulfide ores.
+ Disproportionation, Example of symproportionation: Chemistry
  * Ferric ions react with iron metal. The ferric ion becomes a ferrous ion. The iron also becomes a ferrous ion.

### ion:

Fluoride ion
* are acutely and chronically toxic
  - both acutely and chronically toxic
  - in fluorine compounds
  - somewhat toxic
* can be in toothpaste.
* migrate through and destroy tissue until eventually sequestered in the bones
  - the body destroying tissue until lodging in the bones
* penetrate and form insoluble salts with calcium and magnesium.
+ Fluorine, Safety
  * Fluoride ions are somewhat toxic. If too much toothpaste containing fluoride is eaten then fluoride poisoning may occur. Fluoride is not reactive, though
  - Uses: Nonmetals :: Halogens
  * Fluorine is used to enrich uranium for nuclear weapons. It is also used to make sulfur hexafluoride. Sulfur hexafluoride is used to propel stuff out of an aerosol can. It is also used to make integrated circuits. Fluorine compounds have many uses. Fluoride ions are in fluorine compounds. Fluoride ions can be in toothpaste. Some are used in nonstick coatings. Freons contain fluorine

Heavy ion
* are large atoms without their electrons.
* radiate heat.

Lighter ion
* can go faster than heavier ones.
* have a higher velocity than heavier ones, and therefore reach the detector faster.
* reach higher speeds than do the heavier ones.

### ion:

Metal ion
* are always slower
  - important components in many proteins in enzymes
  - larger and nucleophilic waters are smaller red spheres
* become metals on contact with a cathode.
* can bind to inorganic or organic ligands, including organic macromolecules
  - stabilize tertiary conformations of proteins and induce changes in protein structure
* catalyze the hydrolysis reactions through complex formation.
* cause the color of many common and uncommon minerals.
* diffuse along grain boundaries, along the track surface or through the metal grains.
* move toward the cathode, and anions move toward anode.
### isbn number:

Immortality
* Immortalities are afterlife
  - permanence
* common theme in nanotech fiction.
* has pure white flowers and re-blooms in late summer.
* is an ISBN number
  - bestowed upon mankind
  - confused with human cloning far too often
  - only in their minds
  - rooted in duality, in division
  - the ability to never die
* is to be obtained in the procreation of ones ideas
  - live forever in an assigned kingdom
* means that it is totally impossible for that being to die under any circumstances.
* natural physical phenomenon.
* refers to our physical bodies
  - the immortality of the soul which is made possible by transmutation
* resides in possessions.
* thing without beginning or end.

### isbn number | immortality:

Earthly immortality
* develops into glorified immortality and removal of earth plane limitations.
* paltry substitute for eternal glory.

### islands:

New guinea
* Most new guinea sing dogs display characteristics.
* are islands
  - part of pacifics

### isolating ache:

Emotional pain
* compromises daily life and derails the brightest of futures.
* is an isolating ache
  - just as real as physical pain
  - much worse than physical pain
  - often obvious to a veterinarian who has experience dealing with neglected animals
  - something that psychologists are still trying to understand
### isolation:

Base isolation
* helps buffer a building from seismic waves.
* is an important strategy for protecting structures from earthquake excitations.

Geographic isolation
* bars the contact of mates.
* is one of the causes of speciation
  - the physical separation of members of a population
* leads to reproductive isolation.
* plays an important role in species development and maintenance.

Geographical isolation
* can also influence evolution.
* causes a divergence of a species into different morphs.
* means no gene flow, no sexual contamination of each gene pool by the other.

Insularity
* is crucial to understanding the pattern of fertility behavior for Puerto Rican women
  - replaced by group work among people from across the globe
* leads to racism.
* universal feature of Biogeography.

### isolation:

Loneliness
* are emotion
  - made of emotion
* can be a big factor in depression and fearful thinking
  - painful feeling
  - particular problem for older adults
  - very passive state
  - at the root of many illnesses
  - stressful
  - traumatic
  - worse than hunger during the holidays
* causes stress.
* comes from emptiness caused by an absence
  - with loving
* contributes to children s depression and negative peer experiences.
* diminishes when love is received.
* expresses the pain of being alone and solitude expresses the glory of being alone
  - uncomfortable feelings, the longing for society, of one who is alone
* is isolation
* leads husbands and wives to look for romance outside their marriage.
* leads to depression, which leads to self-neglect
  - poor judgment, bad decisions and a depressed state of mind
* motivates others, especially if they can no longer drive.

Mechanical isolation
* deals with the actual mechanics of the reproductive organs.
* occurs when mating is physically impossible
  - the genitalia are structurally incompatible

### isolation:

Reproductive isolation
* allows genetic differences between species to persist.
* by product of adaptive selection during allopatry.
* can arise through disruptive selection
  - lead to the development of two different species by behavioral
* defines species.
* evolves without geographical isolation.
* is an important species homeostatic mechanism
  - determined by the mutual affinity of organisms
  - enhanced by large decrements in heterozygote fitness
  - introduced as the essential process for understanding speciation
  - key to the development of individual species
  - more a case for degeneration than for evolution
  - the inability of formerly interbreeding organisms to produce offspring
  - usually a secondary consequence of divergence
* occurs without geographical isolation.

Seasonal isolation
* causes organisms to reach the breeding state at differ- ent times.
* is by no means unknown among animals.
Isomerism
* also occurs in inorganic chemistry, but it is less common.
* are states.
* is the occurrence of such compounds.

### isomers:

Chiral molecule
* are isomers.
* have a point of asymmetry - a chiral center.
* lead to macroscopically chiral phases of matter.
* rotate polarized light.

### isotopes:

Radioactive isotope
* Some radioactive isotopes have advantage
  - occur in nature
* are isotopes
  - radioactive substances
* change over time into other isotopes.
* have half-lives than are known
  - unstable nuclei that break down, or decay, and form other elements
### jackets:

Suit jacket
* are jackets.
* come in many colours , but the most common are dark blue , brown and grey.
* have a collar , pockets , and a silk or polyester lining.
+ Suit (clothing), Parts of a suit
  * This is usually made of worsted wool, but silk, cotton, linen or polyester are also possible. Suit jackets have a collar, pockets, and a silk or polyester lining. Suit jackets come in many colours, but the most common are  dark blue, brown and grey.
+ Tuxedo: Clothing
  * The white dress shirt is usually made of cotton or linen. A dress shirt has a stiff collar and it is ironed before it is worn. A bow tie is usually made of silk or polyester, and it is usually black or white. Dress pants are made of wool or polyester, and they are ironed before they are worn. A tuxedo suit jacket is usually made of wool or polyester. Suit jackets have a collar, pockets, and a silk or polyester lining. Dress socks are made of cotton or a mix of cotton and polyester. Dress socks are usually in a dark color such as black or dark blue. Leather dress shoes are usually made of dark-colored leather which is polished. Sometimes, people wearing a tuxedo will also wear a sleeveless vest with buttons in the front, a black top hat, and white gloves.

### jewish word:

Zealot
* Jewish word.
* are often addicted to the adrenaline high that their actions promote and enjoy violence
  - political parties
* do change their stripes, usually frequently.
* glorify their movement, leaders and ideology beyond all reality.
* have their aggressive attacking patterns.
* is an advocate
* see themselves as the only true believers with everyone else being insipid invertebrates.
* seek to achieve sexual equity by eliminating sex almost entirely.

### job-related abilities:

Technical skill
* are job-related abilities
  - the ability to use process or technique knowledge
* are the skills required to do a specific job
  - a specific task
* involves process or technique knowledge and proficiency.

### john:

Loo
* includes bases
  - ceilings
  - doorways
  - floors
  - potties
  - room light
  - sections
* includes toilet bowls
  - seats
  - toilets
  - walls

### joins:

Coupling
* are joins
  - mechanical devices
* can have different resistances in the flow of energy from one component to another.
* connect two pieces of conduit together.

### joins | coupling:

Scalar coupling
* is used to transfer magnetization between all combinations of spins.
* leads to a transfer of magnetization between nuclei.
### kinds | art form | mapping:

Concept mapping
* graphical representation of what is known
  - system for understanding the relationship between concepts
* is an effective way to represent problem space and define the nature of a problem
  - another way of representing knowledge
  - designed to show meaningful relationships between concepts
  - the strategy employed to develop a concept map
* method to clarify and describe the complex situation and people's ideas
  - used to comprehend and interpret a complex subject
* technique for representing knowledge in graphs.
* tool to think effectively.

Environment mapping
* puts a reflective luster on glossy or metallic surfaces.
* uses a texture to approximate the environment which is reflected in the object.

Gene mapping
* assigns genes to a particular location in a chromosome.
* is all about locating genes.
* is the process of determining the locus for a particular biological trait
  - identifying the general location of a gene on a specific chromosome

Genetic mapping
* divides the chromosomes in two bands.
* is, in short, to find the approximate locations and order of genes in genome.
* shows the species found in Hawaiian waters is of a single genetic stock.

Geologic mapping
* fundamental tool for exploring and documenting a volcano's geologic record.
* helps to mitigate hazards and save lives.
* highly subjective science.
* is much more than a description of the rocks and materials.

Knowledge mapping
* important practice consisting of survey, audit, and synthesis.
* is far more than charting the paths of information objects
  - the most important and critical activity in knowledge management

Mind mapping
* can improve thinking and creativity
  - take many forms
* type of super note-taking.

Texture mapping
* adds realism by attaching images to geometric surfaces
  - mapping images to geometric surfaces
* applies a pattern to an object's surface to make it look more realistic
  - an image to a surface
* process that maps an image onto a surface grid using interpolation
  - where an image is effectively pasted onto the surface of a polygon

Yield mapping
* is the process of acquiring accurate geo-referenced yield information.
* key component to precision farming.
### kinds | art form:

Trading
* also helps to ensure reliable sources of energy without adversely impacting our environment.
* business with day to day processes with new definitions and models.
* game of survival
  - that includes a funny circle
* involves risk of loss
  - risk, including loss of principal and other losses
* involves risk, including possible loss of capital
  - the risk of loss as well as possibility of profit
  - ongoing process of price discovery
  - commerce
  - like building a house for investment purposes to sell when completed
* is the lifeblood of the security industry
  - process of buying and selling securities
  - when two people come to an agreement to help each other out
* methodical process.
* performance-oriented discipline.
* process of learning of how to find and exploit inefficiencies in the market
  - serial decision making
* profession requiring advanced training, personal discipline and many hours of practice.
* professional occupation, much like being a doctor, attorney or engineer.
* skill that has to be cultivated.
* skill, an art, and a science.
* very difficult and complex means to make a living.
* way of making a good living in the markets.
* zero sum game when measured relative to underlying fundamental values.

### kinds | art form | trading:

Corporate trading
* involves multimillion-dollar transactions.
* is, by nature, an entrepreneurial business.

Emissions trading
* allows one facility to get credit for emissions reductions at another plant
  - plants that pollute more to buy credits from cleaner-burning facilities
* entails the acceptance of a system of trading rules.
* involves the transfer in ownership of emission reductions.
* is an environmental and economic winner.

Momentum trading
* focuses on limiting losses and maintaining liquidity.
* technical term for determining worthy stocks based on the action.

Program trading
* computer-driven program to buy or sell a group of stocks.
* is trading.
* occurs when a number of large baskets of stocks hit the market at the same time.

Genus
* has ancestors
  - basic characteristics
  - carnivorous ancestors
  - common ancestors
  - fibrous structures
  - glandular structures
  - origins
* includes cardamom plants
  - mites
  - mushrooms
  - predatory mites
* is kinds
  - part of families
* occurs in conductivity
  - regions
* shows characteristics.
* supports arrangements.

### kinds | genus:

Common arrowhead
* has saggitate leaves and a flower with three, obvious, white petals.
* is genus

Rubber tree
* Most rubber trees live in areas
  - tropical areas
* Most rubber trees survive in climates
  - humid climates
* Some rubber trees belong to families.
* are a good example of flatplain woods species
  - easy to grow in bright areas of the house
* grow tall and straight.
* is genus
* prefer humid conditions, but tolerate the dry air common in homes.
* produce latex, used in making tires for cars, trucks and heavy equipment.
### kinds | species:

Animal specie
* Many animal species can carry rabies including dogs, cats, skunks, raccoons, bats and cattle
  - cooperate with each other in mutual symbiosis
  - find cover in river edge vegetation during the wet season
  - have lips, of course
  - live and breed in colonies
  - walk on their toes, and are called 'digitigrade'
* Most animal species begin life as a single egg cell that is then fertilised by a sperm cell
  - live on land, but the greatest diversity of animal phyla are marine
* Some animal species are more difficult to observe than others
  - migrate to find food, breed, or escape the cold
* are just as abundant.
* continue to increase in number.
* differ in the types of forage they prefer
  - way they adapt to climate change
* is species.
* living in the park include antelopes, elephants, zebras and a variety of birds
  - crocodiles, hippopotamus and a wide variety of birds
  - elephants, hyenas, jackals and a wide variety of birds
+ Toe: Feet
  * Toes' are the 'digits' of the foot of an animal. Many animal species walk on their toes, and are called 'digitigrade'.

Kinship
* affects morphogenesis in cannibalistic salamanders.
* also calculates pairwise relatedness statistics
  - provides a means for transmitting status and property from generation to generation
* can be a complex system of social groups.
* determines people's social and cultural allegiances.
* does talk about blood relationship.
* is bilateral, and inheritance follows consanguineal lines
  - patrilineal, and women continue to remain members of their kin groups after marriage
* refers to relationships that are recognized between individuals based on family ties.
* source of obligation in every human society.
* time of worship, prayer ministry and discussion.
+ Kinship, Kinship: Social sciences
  * Kinship tells us how we are related to our family or each other, through our biology and history. Kinship can be a complex system of social groups. It is a universal system as everyone has a family.

### kinship:

Consanguinity
* Consanguinities are kinship.
* common etiologic factor.
* is common in affected families
  - noted more often among the parents of individuals with rare recessive disorders
  - present more often than in recessive disorders
  - relationship by blood

Enation
* are small flaps of tissue without vascularization.
* is kinship

### kinship | enation:

Burl
* are part of trees
  - round, woody growths that grow throughout the forests of Alaska
* can occur on both oaks and hickories
  - sprout if there is injury to the tree
* come in all shapes and sizes.
* is an enation
* result from abnormal gowth development in the tree following a natural disturbance.
### kinship:

Rapport
* are affinity.
* is that feeling between the client and therapist where there is mutual trust and harmony
  - sense of commonality and compatibility that precedes trust
* is the perceived affinity between two or more people
  - process of establishing and maintaining a human bond and responsive relationship
* means being in sync with someone.
* occurs on different levels of communication.

### kitchen:

Caboose
* are lasts
  - part of trains
* serve many purposes on a train.

Galley
* are a form of insider information
  - kitchens
  - located in boats
* are part of airliners
  - ships
  - vessels

Kitchenette
* are kitchens.
* are located in apartments
  - hotel rooms
  - houses
  - part of apartments
* are used for cooking
  - preparing food
### known stress-reducer:

Aroma therapy
* is the fastest growing science for beauty and health applications
  - use of essential oils for therapeutic effects
* known stress-reducer.

### laboratory technique:

Immunoelectrophoresis
* are electrophoresis.
* is electrophoresis
* laboratory technique.

Labour relation
* appear at the conclusion of the individual labour contract.
* is an element in the success of any economy.

Lampshade
* are covering
  - heavier for winter and paler for summer
  - part of lamps
  - protective covering
  - shades
* can change the look of an entire room.
* includes sections.
### language | artificial language | programming language:

Clean
* are programming language.
* can parts with damp cloth, water, or solvent.
* start with dust.
* toxins and fumes from body.
* trhe entire system of harmful deposits, stains, bacteria, algae, fungi and odors.

### language | artificial language | programming language | clean:

Clean cultivation
* can reduce the incidence of mummy berry disease.
* eliminates much competition with the trees for soil moisture and nutrients.

Asian language
* Many Asian languages have a much simpler grammatical structure than Esperanto.
* Some Asian languages use ideographic scripts that have glyphs based on Chinese characters.
* pose special problems of character sets and word boundary detection.
* represent the most commonly spoken languages in the world.
* use thousands of ideographic characters derived from traditional Chinese characters.

Assembler language
* occupy a unique place in the computing world.
+ Machine code, Writing machine code: Computer science
  * Assembler languages are simpler than opcodes. Their syntax is easier to read than machine language but harder to read than high level languages. The assembler will translate the source code into machine code on its own.

### language:

Assembly language
* Most assembly languages have support for easily making numbers and text.
* are a more human friendly form of machine language.
* higher level language one step above machine language.
* human-readable translation of machine language.
* is an example of a low-level language
  - learned most effectively by writing programs
  - presented for writing machine language programs
  - translated into machine language by an assembler
  - used extensively to write system programs
  - written as symbols and codes
* low level language a step above machine language.
* programming language that is once removed from a computer's machine language.
* provides what is called an abstraction of machine code.
* small abstraction of the underlying machine.
* symbolic language consisting of language-like acronyms and words.
+ Assembly language, Development of Assembly Language, Using Assembly Language Instead: Programming languages
  * Assembly language also allows programmers to write the actual data the program uses in easier ways. Most assembly languages have support for easily making numbers and text. In machine code, each different type of number like positive, negative or decimal, would have to be manually converted into binary and text would have to be defined one letter at a time, as numbers.
  * Assembly language provides what is called an abstraction of machine code. When using assembly, programmers do not need to know the details of what numbers mean to the computer, the assembler figures that out instead. Assembly language actually still lets the programmer use all the features of the processor that they could with machine code. Because of this, machine code is almost never used as a programming language.

Barrage
* allow tidal waters to fill an estuary via sluices and to empty through turbines.
* are dams
  - fire
* is language
### latter-day, western phenomena:

Oil painting
* Oil Painting features landscape paintings, figure paintings and still life paintings.
* is paintings
  - pictures
* latter-day, western phenomena.

### lattice structures:

Big tower
* Most big towers are lattice structures.
+ Transmission tower: Towers :: Electricity distribution‎
  * Most big towers are built as suspension towers. They only hold up the cables, not pull them. Tension towers pull on the cables. They work as terminal towers at the end of a transmission line, or on sharp turns, or as transposition towers. Most big towers are lattice structures. Smaller ones may be wood, concrete or steel poles.

### law enforcement:

Vigilantism
* are law enforcement.
* is as dangerous as street criminality
* rises when people get too hung up on their own version of law and order.

### law-governed process:

Spiritual healing
* addresses the biological energies of the body.
* can be distance healing and books used for distant training
  - help with any problem, mental, physical or emotional
* involves retrieving the lost soul from another plane of existence.
* is at the root of getting well
  - complementary to modern medicine, therapy and training
  - much more important than physical healing
  - practiced, as is tithing
  - the essential part of every religious life path
  - when energy is transmitted to the person who needs it
* law-governed process.
* natural energy that flows through the healer to the patient.
* starts with the peace to get the healing.

Lawn chemical
* can have effects
  - serious effects
* pollute water.

### laws:

Administrative law
* are laws.
* dynamic subject in which legal rules can change quickly.
* entails the theory and practice of dealing with government agencies.
* government agency's regulations.
* includes both federal and state levels of the government.
* is subject to modification or reversal in the judicial system
  - used by ordinary citizens who want to challenge decisions made by governments
* refers to the regulations of administrative bodies, such as government agencies.
* serves the purpose of defining legal powers of government agencies.
+ Law, Types of law
  * Administrative law is used by ordinary citizens who want to challenge decisions made by governments. It also involves things like regulations, and the operation of the administrative agencies that the president creates.

### laws:

Immigration law
* allow universities to make their own admission and funding decisions.
* complex and constantly changing area of law.
* delegates the responsibility for issuance or refusal of a visa to consular officers.
* encourage corruption amongst officials.
* highly specialized and complex area of law.
* imposes sanctions against employers who hire undocumented immigrants.
* is federal and applies equally to all states
  - one of the only areas of law in the country which are strictly federal in nature
  - the nation's border gatekeeper
* mix of law and administrative procedure.
* prevent foreigners from driving for American carriers.
Letter
* Most letters have only one pronunciation.
* Some letters have more than one symbol or combinated symbols.
* are an important form of contact
  - awards
  - characters
  - culture
  - documents
  - literal interpretations
* are located in alphabets
  - drawers
  - envelopes
  - front doors
  - mail boxs
  - newspapers
  - post offices
  - suitcases
  - made of paper
  - owners
* are part of alphabets
  - correspondence
  - our environment, like grass, like cars, like other people
  - spelling
  - syllables
  - words
* are symbols and are very abstract for young children
  - for energy
  - which turn matter into spirit
  - text
* are the elements of written language
  - most common type of documents found in documentary editions
  - ownership of Europe
* are used for alphabets
  - communication
  - greets
  - marketing
  - posts
  - reading
  - spells
  - to describe parts of echinoderms
  - written by women
* can range widely in their degree of formality and complexity.
* grades influence the public's perception of a school, either positive or negative.
* have sounds and names.
* includes chapters
  - paragraphs
  - postcodes
  - sections
  - word order
* is text
* often represent more than one phoneme.
* provide information.
* written in braille are also a vital tool of communication
  - or printed communication addressed to someone and sent through the post

### letter:

Chain letter
* are a type of pyramid scheme
  - spam as well
  - gay little pieces of paper, made for lowlife superstitious people
* are illegal if they ask for money or anything of value
  - on the Internet just as they are through postal mail
  - located in mail
  - one of the oldest and purest forms of pyramid schemes
  - the bane of e-mail boxes
* come in all shapes and sizes.

Cover letter
* are letters.
* general form letter sent to a large number of employers.

Epistle
* are books
  - part of new testaments
* are the wifes of the apostles
  - wives of the apostles

Epsilon
* are insects
  - letters
* have minor superhuman powers and major physical flaws.
* is always positive and small.
* serves as a small number to avoid a division by zero.
+ Mutant (Marvel), Classification: Marvel Comics
  * Epsilons have minor superhuman powers and major physical flaws. They are easily recognized just by looking at them.

Hebrew letter
* can also serve as numbers like Roman numerals.
* flow in different directions.
* have numerical equivalents.
* stand for numbers which weigh and determine the value of a word or words.

Iota
* has a faint companion visible with modest magnification.
* stands for ideosi , which stands for ideals.

Mem
* MeM is the womb of the mother that produces new life.
* S are an enabling technology leveraging integrated circuit technology with mechanical actuation
  - complex machines with micron-size features
  - make use of miniaturizing technology first developed in the production of computer chips
* are a new revolution in manufacturing extremely miniaturized mechanical devices.
### lettering:

Epitaph
* Some epitaphs tell the story of death, others of how the life was lived
  - how the person lived or how they died
* are inscriptions
  - memorials
* provide clues to the character of the deceased.

### letters, digits, underscores:

Variable name
* are just a mnemonic way of refering to memory addresses.
* consist of a letter, followed by any number of letters, underscores or digits
  - alphanumerics, hyphens and colons and start with an alphanumeric
* have a very different meaning in Functional programming.
* is letters, digits, underscores.
* refers to a global variable or a local variable in the same function.
### level:

Nitrate level
* Most nitrate levels occur during dormant seasons
* are a combination of ammonia, nitrite, and nitrate
  - high in food grown in soil, such as fruits and vegetables
* can fluctuate widely according to season.
* continue to increase in the environment because of various farming practices.
* remain high until new tissue growth is able to utilize the nitrate that is present.

Nutrient level
* are higher than both salt and freshwater
  - important in controlling the abundance of many species of algae
  - low and dissolved oxygen levels are high
  - of specific concern in several APES region river basins
* can also affect the development of disease.
* determine how well plants grow.

### level | paved surface:

Road surface
* Some road surfaces are more slippery than others when wet
  - slippery at certain times or places
* are paved surfaces.
* vary from paved to gravel and typically include mud, sand, rain, snow, and dust.

Taxiway
* are located in airports
  - cities
  - roadways
* are used for airplanes

Plasma level
* achieved are highly variable after oral administration.
* are most useful when using haloperidol, which has only one active metabolite.
* fall by about a half within three to four hours.
* vary widely within anatomical site of nerve block or infiltration.

Radiation level
* are extremely dangerous after a nuclear detonation but the levels reduce rapidly
  - so intense that they probably sterilize the uppermost layers of Martian soil
* can become hazardous to astronauts and occupants of high-flying aircraft.
* decrease rapidly at first, and they more slowly
  - with the square of distance

Serum level
* are highest in the early morning and decrease throughout the day.
* balance of synthesis and catabolism.
* can predict symptoms of toxicity
  - sometimes detect neoplasms in asymptomatic individuals
* reach their maxima about an hour after ingestion.

Sound level
* increase dramatically in enclosed spaces.
* is measured with a sound level meter and is expressed in terms of decibels.
* means the level of sound measured in decibels.

Sugar level
* are also important for processed carrots.
* drop during whelping.
* is currently of major importance in the definition of fruit taste.
* odulate differential expression of maize sucrose synthase genes.

Toxic level
* are around seven parts per million
  - the main concern with fluoride in beef rations
* can be especially high in water drawn from tubewells.
* can cause increased heartbeats, nausea, and seizures
  - psychotic reactions that can last from two to four days
  - compromise liver function and lead to scarring and life-threatening cirrhosis
* depends on how much and how fast nitrate is consumed.

Wage level
* can influence how hard people work and how often they quit.
* differ between countries according to the levels of education and productivity.
### licensed profession:

Dental hygiene
* Some dental hygiene leads to certain diseases
  - dental diseases
* is an important factor to healthy living in general.
* licensed profession.
* prevention oriented profession that offers a variety of career options

Lie group
* are manifolds, Lie algebras are vector spaces
  - used to study space, structure, and change
* can only be locally isomorphic if their Lie algebras are isomorphic.
* is scale the size of everything up or down, uniformly.
### lifestyle commitment:

Optimum nutrition
* is one of the absolute keys to successful sled dog racing.
* lifestyle commitment.
* supports health, wellness and growth.

### lifestyle disorder:

Chronic fatigue
* can be a sign of illness
  - lead to other body breakdowns and disease
* is another consequence of the drive to accomplish too much
  - often a medical challenge because there are no definitive tests for it
  - one of the main symptoms of burnout
  - the most common problem heard by physicians today
  - very similar to fibromyalgia
* lifestyle disorder.
* occurs in many clinical situations and sequela of many treatment modalities.
* syndromes in clinical practice.

### lifetime commitment:

Hard work
* can bring a person to a sense of self-esteem.
* causes a desire to rests.
* involves hardships, and hardships give rise to new development
  - the commitment to preparing for success
* is capable of bugs
  - driven by a sense of purpose and guided by a set of shared values
  - hard work
* is the requirement for the person striving to be successful
  - way athletic achievement is accomplished
  - what leads to prosperity
* lifetime commitment.
* trait that most great scientists have.
+ Oscar Wilde, Quotations: 1854 births :: 1900 deaths :: Bisexual people :: Bisexual writers :: Disease-related deaths in France :: Irish novelists :: Irish poets :: Playwrights :: Writers from Dublin
  * Hard work is simply the refuge of people who have nothing whatever to do.
### line | contour:

Red contour
* are isolines of accumulated precipitation, labeled in hundreths of an inch.
* is the boundary of the Mississippi River Basin.

Correction line
* compensate for the curvature of the earth.
* occur periodically in order to allow for the curvature of the Earth.

Curved line
* help accentuate areas that are contoured and rounded.
* represent geologic faults.
* tend to imply femininity where straight lines can portray strength and simplicity.

Diagonal line
* have movement, energy or unbalance.
* mark the place where wall and ceiling meet.
* produce the most energy or movement of any type of line.

Divide
* are disagreements.
* asters regularly to ensure they remain healthy and floriferous.
* irises any time between a month after flowering until early fall.
* shrimp evenly among shells.

Dotted line
* are divisions between words within a clue
  - guides to the eyes
  - lines
  - patterns
  - used to join gaps without information
* is the ecliptic.
* represent boundaries between grain mantle and core
  - of boxes used to represent the domain
  - field directions in the opposite hemisphere

Emission line
* appear as bright vertical lines or as sharp peaks.
* are always at same wavelength for a given atom anywhere in the universe
  - in same position as absorption lines for a give species of atom
* arise from electrons inside atoms in an excited state, as in a hot gas.
* indicate an especially large, thick shroud of hot gas surrounding a star.
* originate from the hot gas around young stars.

Epipolar line
* All epipolar lines intersect at the epipole.
* form a bundle of parallel lines in both images.

Equipotential line
* are connected lines of the same potential.
* are lines connecting points of the same potential
  - on which all points have equal potential

Fault line
* Most fault lines are part of fractures.
* are great cracks in the crust
* are part of faults

Field line
* are paths of a charges motion.
* behave as if there tendency for lines to repel one another.
* converge where the magnetic force is strong , and spread out where it is weak.
* exist only in two dimensions.
* provide a way to visualize the electric influence of a charge distribution.

Fine line
* Fine Line is an accumulation of specialists in the housing industry.
* appear near the eyes, on or around the lips.

Flux line
* repel each other if their direction of flow is the same.
* show the direction of movement towards the electrode.

Geodesic
* are lines
  - locally extremes of length
* tents Geodesic tents have poles crossing at different points around the tent.

Gray line
* connect homologous exons.
* is the shadow of the green curve.

Great circle
* All great circles have the same radius which is equal to the radius of the sphere.
* Every great circle has two poles.
* are circles drawn on a sphere with the same radius as the sphere
  - simply radial lines
* can go around a sphere at any angle.
* provide the shortest traveling distance from one point to another.
* represents the shortest path between points lying on it.