### dominance:

Estrogen dominance
* can affect memory, which natural progesterone cream has been shown to alleviate
  - start early on in a women's menstrual cycle
* increases the risk of breast cancer.
* is the cause of the cancer growing and the inability of the body to cure it.
* s sometimes the cause of cancer of the breast and uterus.

Female dominance
* imposes unusual diffidence and patience on males.
* is found in many lemur species.

Incomplete dominance
* condition when neither allele is dominant over the other.
* is exhibited in pink flower color inheritance in tulips
  - seen in snapdragon plants
  - when the phenotype shown is an intermediate of the homozygous phenotypes
* occurs because the amount of enzyme is limiting in pigment production
  - when the phenotype is intermediate between the two extremes

### domination:

Monopolization
* are domination.
* is domination
* worrying trend in various business sectors.

Donkey
* nickname for the ass, used in all parts of the world.
+ Shrek the Halls, Synopsis: Christmas movies :: TV movies :: Shrek
  * Donkey tells of floats coming to the swamp. At the end, Donkey tells of licking a very large Santa figure that is made out of waffles. Puss tells his version of the story of Santa Claus. He ends up playing with the with one of the baubles from the Christmas tree. Gingy's story is not happy. It is very scary.

### doors:

French door
* are doors.
* can open by swinging in or out, gliding, or sliding.

### double-byte:

Japanese character
* are double-byte.
* writing Japanese character writing uses three 'alphabets' at once.

### double-edged sword:

Vivisection
* double-edged sword.
* is an archaic method of research that is still widely used today
  - operation
  - animal cruelty in the name of science
  - merely a form of vice in which inhuman men indulge purely for recreation
  - the hidden cause of our environmental pollution and public health problems
* refers to any form of experiment involving animals.

### doubly dissipative:

Dissipative structure
* are doubly dissipative.
* emerge under nonequilibrium conditions.

Drag
* always acts in a direction opposite thrust.
* is clothing
  - costumes
  - pull
  - resistance

### drag:

Aerodynamic drag
* critical factor in the design of a future supersonic passenger jet.
* is low due to rotor being a disk.
* represents the largest resistance while riding over level ground.

Frictional drag
* comes from friction between the air flow and the surfaces exposed to the air flow
  - fluid and the surfaces over which it is flowing
* happens when airflow is in contact and flows over a surface.
* is due to fluid viscosity and morphology characteristics.

Induced drag
* by-product created by the production of lift and is greatest at the lowest speeds.
* causes a vortex, which holds the plane back.
* form of drag that is induced by any surface that generates lift.
* is due to lift and parasite drag is mainly due to surface friction
  - that drag which is produced by the generation of lift
  - the drag incurred as a result of production of lift

Pressure drag
* comes from the the eddying motions that are set up in air by the passage of the rider.
* depends on the way the rider moves through the air.
* is due to the disruption of the smooth flow of air over the aerodynamic surface.

Sound barrier
* can have an overwhelming visual impact on receptors located closer to the wall.
* is drag

Total drag
* is primarily a function of airspeed.
* produced by an aircraft is the sum of the profile drag, induced drag, and parasite drag.

### dramatic work:

Dramatic play
* helps children experiment with and understand social roles.
* is dramatic work