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

External power
* comes from developing strong muscles.
* is located in the dominance of and control over the physical world
  - the human hand

Fluid power
* includes hydraulics, which involves liquids, and pneumatics, which involves gases.
* uses water and other liquids.

### power:

Food power
* is part of food politics.
+ Food Power: Politics
  * In politics, the use of agriculture or agricultural products to influence the outcome of decisions is called 'Food Power'. Through this cartel, they can fix the price at which they will sell oil. Food power works in much the same way. Nations usually do what is best for their citizens, who usually want food.
  * Food power is part of food politics. Embargoes can also be used to put pressure on a nation. In order for a nation to make use of food power effectively, the nation must effectively apply and display scarcity, supply concentration, demand dispersion, and action independence. The four main nations that export enough agriculture to be able to exert food power are the United States, Canada, Australia, and New Zealand. The U.S. does appear to use food power for punishment. Some African countries have used food power in internal conflicts on a smaller scale.

### power:

Geothermal power
* Most geothermal power uses energy.
* appears to be relatively small.
* comes from heat energy buried beneath the surface of the earth.
* is also a clean alternative to fossil fuel and nuclear power facilities
  - an underdeveloped resource in most areas
  - another one that gives out lots of energy
  - homegrown , reducing our dependence on foreign oil
  - natural
  - used for many things in Iceland
* relies on heat deep in the earth to make steam to drive generators.
* uses energy from geysers, hot springs, and volcanoes
  - heat generated by the Earth's core to provide energy

Governmental power
* belongs exclusively to the people.
* can also be the aim of populist reforms.
* ceases to exist for the people, but only for the selfishness of man.
* limited power conferred to the government by the people.

### power:

Green power
* comes only from wind, biomass or geothermal sources.
* is another name for renewable energy.
* is electricity generated from renewable energy sources
  - produced in an environmentally friendly manner
* is generated by using renewable energy sources
  - from resources whose use has minimal environmental impact
  - simply another name for renewable energy
  - the solution to creating a cleaner, sustainable energy system
* term for electricity generated from a renewable resource in a non-polluting way.

High power
* dilutes the brightness of an image, as well as aggravates any unsteadiness of detail.
* is crucial for vehicle, utility, and telecommunications applications.
### prehension:

Clutch
* are broods
  - couplings
* are part of automobiles
  - cars
  - clutchs
  - transmissions
  - pedals
  - useful in devices with two rotating shafts
* generally transmit power from the clutch-driving member to the driven member by friction.

Grip
* are friction
  - human activities
  - influence
  - part of hilts
  - skilled workers
  - software
* is prehension
* protect hands.
* reduce the amount of force needed to hold an object.

### prehension | grip | embrace:

Cuddle
* are embrace.
* has a stubby little tail
  - two purple wings and a brown stomach like a fox
* is embrace

Prematurity
* common cause of cerebral palsy, though there are other causes.
* is also a major cause of infant mortality
  - risk factor
  - another important cause of neonatal deaths
  - common, presumably because of fragility of the fetal membranes
  - more common in twin pregnancies than in singleton
* is the greatest danger to the baby
  - risk factor for infection in neonates
  - leading cause of neonatal morbidity and infant mortality
  - most important factor responsible for the high perinatal morbidity and mortality
* leading cause of brain and developmental impairment
  - infant death and disability
* major cause of infant illness and death.
* refers to when a baby is delivered prior to a full-term pregnancy.

### prematurity:

Apnea of prematurity
* is, therefore, a diagnosis of exclusion.
* result of immaturity.

### preoccupation among males:

Social rank
* is based on the amount of group aggression.
* is communicated by GG rubbing, mounting, or rump contact
  - mainly through play and via visual and tactile communication
  - determined by size, with larger animals being more dominant
  - generally less important than blood ties
  - related to age and seniority in the herd
  - status
* preoccupation among males.

### preparedness:

Hurricane preparedness
* job for everyone in the community.
* team effort for everyone in the neighborhood and community.

### presence:

Ubiquity
* Ubiquities are presence
  - software
* defines geographic dispersion of potential damages.
* drives increasing returns in the network economy.
* is presence
  - the concept of something appearing to be in all places, all the time

### present:

Birefringent crystal
* Many birefringent crystals produce a characteristic interference pattern.
* are present.
* have two indices of refraction and thus produce two beams of polarized light.
Preservative
* Many preservatives are cellular toxins.
* Some preservatives can cause allergic reactions in sensitive individuals
  - contain paraffin or wax to help the wood shed water
  - precipitate formaldehyde when mixed with certain common ingredients
* also help extend the storage life of foods in the home.
* are chemicals added to food formulations to inhibit or prevent the growth of microbes
  - compounds
  - used to elongate shelf life and to prevent bacteria growth
  - vital in killing yeast and bacteria
* can be antimicrobials, antioxidants, or both
  - degrade over time and lose their power to halt growth of bacteria
* form a strong chemical bond with the cellulose in the wood in the treating process.
* help to keep cosmetics from deteriorating or spoiling by killing bacteria and fungus.
* inhibit growth of microbes that cause food poisoning.
* ordinarily prevent bacterial growth in the solution.
* prevent oxidation of fat.
* promote water and nutrient uptake and inhibit bacteria and fungi.
* reduce drying time by letting moist hay be baled without spoilage
  - the spoilage that air, fungi, bacteria, or yeast can cause
* retain water in body.

### preservative:

Floral preservative
* are very effective in maintaining quality and extending longevity.
* can extend the useful life of cut flowers, sometimes even doubling the time.
* provides sugars, balances pH, and limits bacterial growth.

Wood preservative
* can be injurious to people, animals, and plants.
* covers a wide range of products.
* help guard against decay.
* protect wood from decay, insects and fungus.

### preserved wherever possible:

Mucosa
* contains tiny glands that produces juices to help digest the food.
* is preserved wherever possible
  - the delicate moist pink lining of the nose and respiratory passages

### preserves:

Apple butter
* are conserve
  - located in jars
* is preserves
### pressure:

Atmospheric pressure
* Some atmospheric pressure decreases with height.
  * is measured in hPa. The higher the place is, the lower the atmospheric pressure is there. This is because high places do not have as much air as low places because gravity does not hold it down as strongly, so the atmospheric pressure is less.
* affects the diffusion rate of a gas
  - usable ranges of some fluids
* can also change significantly within a matter of minutes
  - change with many influences, such as elevation and weather
  - fall very rapidly when there are strong upper level forces on the system
* causes air to expand and air regions can collapse to form clouds.
* changes from day to day as weather systems move through the atmosphere
  - falling to rising at the front
  - near a thunderstorm
* controls the altitude of the ionosphere.
* decreases as elevation increases.
* decreases at high altitudes
  - higher elevations
  - fairly steadily with altitude
  - rapidly with height
* decreases with height in the atmosphere
  - increasing altitude
* drops over Indonesia enhancing convection and producing heavy rainfall.
* forces the mercury to rise up the tube.
* has a direct physical effect upon fluids and organisms.
* helps to push the liquid over the barrier.
* increases a little due to the higher density of colder air.
* is an indicator of weather
  - dependent on the mass of atmosphere above a location on Earth
  - exerted in all directions
  - greater in the mesosphere than stratosphere
  - high in cool places and low in warmer places
  - influenced by temperature
* is measured and recorded in several different forms
  - at the earth surface, and is know as surface pressure
  - device known as a barometer
  - with a barometer
  - something that people live with at all times
  - stated in psia
  - supposed to be very large
* is the baseline against which other pressures are measured
  - force exerted by the weight of the air above an object or surface
* is the force per unit area exerted by the air due to gravity
  - exerted by the weight of the atmosphere
  - with which the atmosphere presses down on a given surface area
  - pressure caused by air when it exerts pressure on the surface of earth
  - weight of the column of air above an area on the surface
* measure of the density and temperature of the gas molecules in the air.
* powerful force which exerts pressure on everything.
* results from the collisions of air molecules with objects.
* shifts or changing wind patterns can also cause headaches.
* varies over time and space and also varies with height
  - with height above sea level as well as with atmospheric conditions
+ Altitude, High altitude and low air pressure, Effects of high altitude on humans: Aviation :: Physical geography
  * Altitudes above  start to affect humans. Atmospheric pressure decreases at high altitudes. This affects humans because there is less oxygen to breathe.

Back pressure
* generated behind the area of occlusion causes extravasation of blood into the retina.
* measurable characteristic within the air column of the flute.
### pressure:

Barometric pressure
* affects the density of air and hence, the thermodynamic properties of air.
* changes with the weather and with altitude.
* has several implications in water quality monitoring.
* indicates weather.
* influences initiation of aerial dispersal in the twospotted spider mite.
* is Measured with a barometer
  - affected by several factors, from the weather to altitude levels
  - an indicator of incoming weather systems
  - calculated from the measured output voltage using a simple equation
  - measured directly as the height of mercury in the tube
  - reported in millibars
* is the amount of pressure the air is exerting
  - most important element to weather forecasting
  - pressure of the air that's pressing in all directions
* measure of how hard the air is pushing
  - the air pressure
* seems to provide fish with the same stimulation as water fluctuations.
* varies with altitude.
### pressure:

Water pressure
* Some water pressure is released by mussels.
* can drop when a lot of water is used to fight a fire
  - sometimes be a problem on higher floors in older buildings
* causes the net at the point to drop, allowing the dolphins to escape.
* determines the flow of water from the tap.
* drops in places where thieves divert water supply for their own use.
* has effects.
* increases as a diver swims deeper
  - one descends from the surface
* increases with depth
  - the depth of the water
* is also at it's peak in early morning hours
  - important for our faucets and showers to work
  - limited by a valve known as a regulator
  - low in some buildings
  - much greater than air pressure
  - proportional to depth
* loosens soil and rocks, causing particles to build up and form a dam.
* varies throughout Chicago and is dependent on a number of factors.

Pretension
* are a mortgage which burden a philosophers capacity to think.
* is quality

### prevalent:

Benzodiazepine use
* can cause slurred speech, disorientation and lack of coordination.
* is prevalent.

### preventable:

Chemical accident
* are preventable.
* do happen, at home and in the community.
### primary symptom:

Impaired communication
* can affect every aspect of a person's life
  - effect every aspect of a person's life
* primary symptom.

### principal ideal domain:

Euclidean domain
* Any Euclidean domain principal ideal domain.
* Every Euclidean domain principal ideal domain.

### print media:

Free press
* is press
  - the most important thread in the fabric of democracy
* print media

Press
* also use cloth or wire screens to hold the solids as the liquid is pushed through.
* forming enables the manufacture of parts of many different shapes.
* is clamps
  - estates
  - machines
  - print mediums
  - pushs

### print media | press:

Gridlock
* are locks
  - traffic jam
* is common in urban areas
  - on many people's minds

Contact print
* Contact Print Describes a photograph produced directly from a negative of the same size.
* is print.

Lithograph
* are a form of planographic prints
  - duplicators
  - photographs or artists' drawings
* differ from etchings, engravings, serigraphs, and woodcuts in materials and process.
* use the same process as printing a magazine.

Mezzotint
* are also different than other forms of printmaking in that they are very time intensive
* have soft tonalities ranging from gray to black.
* is another method for creating drawing on the metal plate
* technique in which a steel plate is ground and roughened with a rocker tool.

Overprint
* are new colors formed when two colors are combined.
* is print
  - to print over an area that has already been printed

Serigraph
* are original silkscreen color prints made by an artist
  - silkscreen prints printed on high quality paper
* is print
* use a silkscreen to reproduce fine lines and colors.

### privacies | hiding:

Information hiding
* is one of software-engineering's seminal design ideas
  - part of the foundation of both structured design and object-oriented design
* powerful programming technique because it reduces complexity.
### private, household act:

Internet voting
* can cut costs on mailing and processing of paper ballots.
* has the potential to engage new people in democracy.
* is already widely used in proxy votes by corporate shareholders.
* private, household act.
* uses a cryptographic system to secure the information and prevent voter fraud.

### pro-life:

Abortion right
* are pro-life.
* national issue calling for involvement from all corners.
Procaryote
* All procaryotes are bacteria.
* Some procaryotes do have internal compartments.
* are small, unicellular organisms
  - smaller than eucaryotes
* differ from eucharyotes in the way in which glucose is transported.
* have structurally different ribosomal subunits than eucaryotes.
* is an organism
* lack nuclei.
* use the cell membrane for the proton motive force required in electron transport chain.
### process | absorption:

Dermal absorption
* can be just as bad as drinking the water.
* means absorption through the skin.

Intestinal absorption
* Some intestinal absorption leads to degradations.
* has another unique feature.

Light absorption
* causes more color to be filtered out as depth increases.
* leads to electron transfer from donor chlorophyll to an acceptor
  - sudden, mild heating and thermal expansion at the grating peaks

### process | absorption:

Malabsorption
* are assimilation.
* can affect growth and development or can lead to specific illnesses
  - be the result of a broad spectrum of diseases
  - lead to poor growth, and even malnutrition
* gets worse as mucosal damage progresses.
* is absorption
  - often due to smoking, alcohol, medications, drugs and very often stress
  - the inability of the body to completely absorb certain key nutrients
* leads to malnutrition and produces fatty, very foul-smelling stools in some people.
* refers to abnormal or impaired digestion, absorption, or both.
* usually presents with weight loss.

### process | absorption | malabsorption:

Fat malabsorption
* develops in about one fifth of patients.
* has the potential to impair intestinal calcium absorption.

Skin absorption
* bypasses the liver circulation and is more easily titrated.
* is the most common way pesticides enter the body
  - thought to be the major route of exposure
* route by which substances can enter the body through the skin.

Water absorption
* Most water absorption is from the surface cells of the moss plant.
* Some water absorption occurs in boards.
* can also be a problem on humid days
  - lead to deterioration of non-treated wood and in some cases, failure
* is also a factor in determining mass
  - higher than that of Osprey
* is the first step in germination
  - main function of the large intestine

### process:

Accumulation
* Most accumulation influences root growth
  - leads to growth
  - represents growth
* Some accumulation induces cell death
  - is caused by pollutants
  - leads to magnesium intoxications
  - occurs in bones
* causes problems.
* exceeds decomposition.
* has effects
  - negative effects
* influences growth
* is an increase
  - feelings which beckon, each unlike the other
  - net incomes
  - truly the cause of suffering, besides which there is no other cause
* key characteristic of capitalism.
* results in buildups.
* woulds have consequences
  - serious consequences

### process | accumulation:

Backup
* are accretion
  - duplicates
  - the process of saving copies of the files on the system for use in an emergency. * a simple form of disaster recovery. Even though they are commonly seen as disaster recovery, they should be part of a disaster recovery plan. A disaster recovery plan documented set of procedures and tasks to perform to protect the consistency and integrity of a corporate IT system
* is approval

Capital accumulation
* is how countries generate real wealth
  - made possible by more capital intensive production processes
* means adding to our capital stock.
### process:

Activation
* Most activations induce states
  - interfere with mouse embryo development
* Some activations induce waves
  - lead to fluid secretion
  - limit muscle growth
  - produce excretion
* Some activations require activator proteins
* also occurs when the stimuli are extinguished prior to the eye movement.
* are astrological indications of incompatibility
  - beginnings
  - stimulation
* depend on ability.
* increase capacity.
* interfere with development
* is an activity
  - effect similar to drinking several cups of coffee
  - radioactivity that is entrained in the sub-microscopic structure of the wire
  - the expansion of the crystals overall capacity and energy spectrum range
* lead to alteration.
* occurs in the cytosol but oxidation occurs in mitochondria.
* refers to the induced increase in the rate of transcription.
* result in production.
* takes place when the lysosome fuses with a specific organelle to form a hybrid structure.

### process | activation:

Caspase activation
* is believed to be necessary for apoptosis
  - the end result of physiological or pathological stimuli
* remains the central step in the regulation of apoptosis.

Complement activation
* differs between capsulated and acapsular strain.
* is one of the earliest responses to infection
  - the most relevant immunology test for devices exposed to circulating blood
* occurs by two different sequences, the classic and alternative pathways.
* takes at the site of the infection.

Gene activation
* depends upon the cellular milieu.
* is accompanied by the process of puffing.

Initial activation
* forms the foundation of mental structures.
* occurs when blood enters the tube and contacts the particles on the tube wall.

Neutron activation
* is used for bio-medical, geological and environmental applications.
* means that high energy neutrons are sent into an extremely small sample.
* very sensitive method of chemical analysis.

Parasympathetic activation
* constricts the pupil and sympathetic activity dilates it.
* does promote urination.

Sympathetic activation
* does increase heart rate.
* gives thick viscous secretion.

### process:

Advection
* applies a mapping defined by the vector field to the input points.
* involves the transfer of heat energy by means of horizontal mass motions through a medium.
* is an action
  - another form of transferring heat
* is the movement of the contaminant with the flowing water
  - transport of an atmospheric property from one place to another by the wind
* is, however, weaker than gravity in causing migration.
* lateral movement of air.
* means that there is horizontal movement of an air mass toward a colder or warmer region.
* occurs when contaminants move with the groundwater.
* refers to the horizontal movement of air.
### process:

Anthropomorphism
* binds our continuity with the rest of the natural world.
* is the attributing of human traits to an animal, a god or an inanimate object
  - attribution of human characteristics to non-human beings
  - object of entropy
* reigns, without labor contract disputes or boxes of chocolate.

Apperception
* conscious representation.
* is the focusing of the mind on one aspect of the conscious field.

Breath
* Every breath has a beginning, middle, and end
  - induces relaxation, therefore breathing is the basic healer
  - is an important link in a chain of life
* Most breaths carry oxygen
  - fill lungs
  - help hyperventilations
* Some breaths contain carbon dioxide
  - enter respiratory tracts
  - increase blood pressure
* are air
  - breezes
  - play
* cause deterioration.
* have effects
  - immediate effects
  - kids
* is an activity
* occur at time.

### process | breath:

Blow
* are a currency which devalues fast
  - exhalation
* are part of fights
  - scuffles
  - strokes
* cause brain injuries
* cause severe brain injuries

### process | breath | blow:

Belt
* Most belts are worn by people.
* are accessories.
* are located in closets
  - suitcases
  - loops
  - mechanical devices
  - part of outfits
  - perhaps the most widely used form of coated abrasive product
  - regions
  - taboo, as are sweaters, neckties and gloves
  - to be worn in slacks having belt loops
* are to be worn with pants having belt loops
  - pants, shorts, or skirts which contain belt loops
* conform to the exact shape of the tree's diameter.
* date back to the bare-knuckle days.
* distinguish the different grades in the martial arts.
* have buckles.
* includes belt buckles
  - prongs
  - sections
  - various belt buckles, belts, girths, and girdles
* increase the abdominal support by providing support from the front of the spine.
* play an important role in machines.
* rely on friction to transfer power.

### process | breath | blow | belt:

Asteroid belt
* Some asteroid belts have concentration.
* are belts.
* are part of interplanetary space
  - solar systems

Back belt
* are a controversial addition to the techniques used in the prevention of back pain
  - wide belts that encircle the abdomen and lower back
* prevent injuries.
* provide no protection from back injuries.
### process | breath | blow:

Whiplash
* affects half of all American drivers who have suffered rear-end accidents.
* also herds other critters such as chickens, ducks, geese, etc.
* are injuries
  - medical conditions
* can also cause a stretching injury to the neck ligaments
  - be deadly
  - occur when the child's head sticks up above the seat back
* causes fracture of odontoid and displaced spinal cord.
* common injury.
* is an injury to the upper spinal column
  - considered chronic neck and back pain as a result of car accident
  - hard to diagnose
  - more common in rear-end collisions, but can occur with front or side impacts
* is the most common injury in auto accidents
  - prototype soft tissue neck injury
* neck sprain in which the ligaments that connect the spine are stretched or torn.
* occurs when the head is thrown backwards, usually in conjunction with rear- end impact.
* often causes nerve entrapment by the soft tissues.
* pain in the neck.

Foul breath
* can be a symptom of a sinus infection, gum disease, diabetes or liver disease.
* is caused by bacteria that is camping out on the ridges and valleys of the tongue.

Fresh breath
* Most fresh breaths carry oxygen.
* is important in daily lives.
### process | candidiasis | thrush:

Hermit thrush
* Hermit Thrushes are common at high elevations in coniferous forests throughout Washington
  - more common in north Florida
* are also know as the nightengales of our woodlands.

Merle
* characteristically become darker with increasing age.
* come from Harlequin breedings.
* tend to become darker with age.

### process | candidiasis | thrush | nightingale:

Bulbul
* are birds
  - nightingales
* build their nests in the forks of trees or bushes.
* feed mainly on fruits and berries and sometimes do crop damage.

Oral thrush
* appears as curdy, white patches or membranes covering the inside of the mouth.
* can cause areas of the tongue to become sore and creamy white patches to appear as well.
* causes mild discomfort but can lead to a sore throat, nausea, or a loss of appetite.
* form of candida infection that is found in the mouth.
* is usually due to Candidiasis.
* makes itself known through sore, creamy-coloured patches in the mouth.
* predisposing factor.

Redtail
* are hawks
  - numerous migrants at many watchsites throughout their North America range
* come in a variety of color phases, ranging from nearly white to nearly black.
* favor open areas with patches of trees.
* frequently feed on carrion, including roadkills.
* generally breed in their third year.
* have a very obvious reddish colored tail.

Redwing
* Some redwings are true or partial albinos.
* are birds
  - thrushs
* liquid diquat formulation that has been effective on coontail.
* migrate at night.
* move around a lot during the winter depending on the weather.
* roost communally but, unlike fieldfares, they do have favourite sites.
* usually fly between food sources in long, strung-out flocks.

### process | candidiasis | thrush | solitaire:

Russian bank
* are solitaire.
* have ten year history of embezzeling depositors money.

Veery
* Veeries are the birds that sound as if they are whistling at one end of a big, long pipe
* is smaller, browner, lacks gray cheeks and has less spotting on the breast.

Wood thrush
* Wood Thrushes are significantly less abundant in fragmented areas bordered by roads and power lines
  - lead one of two lifestyles while on their wintering grounds
* are birds

Vaginal candidiasi
* common yeast infection of the vagina.
* fungal infection common in many women.
* is fairly common.

Catalysis
* chemical action
* occurs on the surface atoms of a solid.
* plays an enormous role in all areas of the production of chemicals.

### process | catalysis:

Covalent catalysis
* commonly employed mechanism in enzyme reactions.
* is used to give reaction pathways of lower energy.

Cellular process
* Many cellular processes involve exocytosis.
* Many cellular processes require spatial and temporal coordination of a complex series of events
  - temporal coordination ofa complex series of events

Central process
* are water, heat, carbon and nitrogen flows in various crop and forest ecosystems.
* comprise the vestibular nerve which terminates in the four vest.
* travel in caudal fasciculus solitarius and synapse in caudal nucleus solitarius.

Childbirth
* affects mothers.
* has skills.
### process:

Conception
* More conceptions occur when there better food supply.
* Some conception occurs during seasons
  - years.
  * A Concept is an idea. Conception can mean how someone understands an idea
  - t happen without ovulation
* complex biological process and there are many influencing factors.
  - reality in our quantum universe
  - seeded first in the soul, then it grows in the mind, then it is born from the body
  - that moment when a woman's egg is fertilized by a man's sperm
* is the beginning of the human life cycle
  - completion of the intellectual part of an invention
  - creation of the idea
  - fertilization of the egg by a sperm cell
  - moment when the concept of how to accomplish the invention first comes to mind
  - point in time when the sperm fertilizes the ova
* is when the sperm fertilizes the egg somewhere along the fallopian tube
* matter of the mind, of the spirit, of the imagination.
* normal, natural consequence of human activity.
* occurs in the fallopian tubes, the tubes that connect the ovaries with the uterus
  - when a man's sperm meets and fertilizes the egg in the fallopian tube
* occurs when a sperm fertilizes the egg after it is released
  - sperm fertilizes an ovum, forming a zygote
* occurs when the father's sperm fertilizes the mother's egg
  - sperm from the man fertilizes the egg from the women
* requires fusion of gametes from animals of different sexes.
* takes place in the fallopian tubes where sperm and ovum unite to form the zygote.

### process | conception:

Human conception
* difficult and complex process, even under the best conditions.
* says a coin in the air has two sides but can only land heads or tails.
### process | condensation:

Water condensation
* is caused by temperature difference in the hydraulic reservoir.
* promotes fungal growth in ventilation ducts.

### process:

Consumption
* Most consumption affects cardiovascular risk factors
  - metabolism
  - causes urination
* Most consumption improves bone health
  - increases urinary levels
  - leads to excretion
  - prevents allergic diseases
  - reduces blood pressure
  - stimulates metabolism
* Some consumption affects infants.
* Some consumption causes arthritis
  - gastrointestinal irritation
  - hypertension
  - illnesses
  - inflammation
  - lung inflammation
  - serious illnesses
  - severe illnesses
  - urine
* Some consumption contributes to carbohydrate consumption
  - heart diseases
* Some consumption improves cholesterol metabolism
  - lipid metabolism
* Some consumption increases cellular inflammation
  - growth
  - muscle growth
  - over centuries
  - urine production
  - is caused by microbial actions
  - kills plants
  - leads to pollution
* Some consumption occurs during phagocytosis
  - in transportation
* Some consumption reduces milk production
  - urinary excretion
* alters circulate levels
  - sex hormone levels
  - enzyme levels
* causes imbalances
  - problems
* damages brains
  - hearts
* depends on capacity
  - transport capacity
* follows reverse trends
  - similar trends
* has adverse effects
  - favorable effects
  - negative effects
  - significant effects
  - health status
* increases capacity
  - concentration
  - embryo survival
  - when prices are low
* involves the purchase of goods and services by households
  - use of goods and services to meet current wants
* is an activity
  - demand
  - depletion
  - reaction
  - reductions
* occurs at periods
  - sites
  - specific periods
* provides benefits
  - considerable benefits
* requires resources.
* results in accumulation
  - intake
* shows potential.
* stimulates development
* supports health.
* takes places.
* translates to resource depletion and waste.
* triggers adverse effects
* wills have effects
### process | decay:

Beta decay
* Give the names of the three types of beta decay.
* Some beta decay produces invisible particles
* can also occur to a nuclear neutron but with a different half-life.
* decreases the neutron to proton ratio.
* describes the emission of an electron, which converts a neutron into a proton.
* happens when an atom has either too many protons , or too many neutrons.
* is decay
  - governed by the weak interaction
  - in some ways similar to alpha decay, but in others, the two are completely different
  - most common in elements with a high neutron to proton ratio
  - radioactive decay in which an electron is emitted from a nucleus
  - the loss of an electron from the nucleus
  - when a neutron turns into a proton or a proton turns into a neutron
* manifestation of the so-called weak force.
* occurs for example when a neutron transforms into a proton
  - when there are a lot of neutrons in an atom
+ Atom, Radioactive decay: Chemistry :: Nuclear physics
  * Beta decay is when a neutron turns into a proton or a proton turns into a neutron. The end result is an element with one higher or one lower atomic number than before. Beta decay happens when an atom has either too many protons, or too many neutrons.
+ W and Z bosons, Creation of W and Z bosons, Beta Decay: Elementary particles
  * Beta decay occurs when there are a lot of neutrons in an atom. An easy way to think of a neutron is that it is made of one proton and one electron. When there are too many neutrons in one atom nucleus, one neutron will split and form a proton and an electron. The proton will stay where it is, and the electron will be launched out of the atom at incredible speed. This is why Beta radiation is harmful to humans.
### process | decay | cavity | sac:

Air sac
* are also involved in thermoregulation in some insects
  - large, thin-walled reservoirs for air
  - located inside the neck, chest and belly
* are part of birds
  - present on the necks of males
  - sacs
* extend into the thorax, abdomen, and even the long bones.

Anal sac
* are structures located near the dog's anus that produce a foul scent
  - two small scent-sacs in the area of the anus
* have no known beneficial purpose for dogs and cats.

Ink sac
* has thick, black liquid.
* is present attached to rectum.

Urinary bladder
* Compare the male and female bladders.
* are bladders
  - internal organs
* can absorb water, allowing some concentration.
* is delimited by a serosa which covers the muscularis
  - the mother of gallbladder
* large, median, pear, shaped, thin walled transparent sac.
* opens into the urethra or unnogenital canal
  - out through urethra

Synovial cavity
* Some synovial cavities fill with fluid.
* contains synovial fluid and the synovium.
### process | development:

Professional development
* attempts to fill perceived gaps in participants' knowledge or skill areas.
* is an aspect of school reform that is receiving enormous attention
  - important factor in producing change
  - both education and training
  - how they remain current
  - linked to improved literacy learning
* is the business of the staff of each school and of the profession at large
  - process of continuing education for all employees
* key component of insuring quality care for children.
* shared responsibility between the system, college and the individual.
* way to keep people in the job and doing it well.

Psychological development
* involves learning to let go of such desires.
* occurs in fixed stages.

Psychosocial development
* involves eight distinct, fixed, universal stages.
* is viewed as a cumulative process.

Rapid development
* takes places.
+ Middlegame, Middlegame types, Central struggles, Rapid development: Chess
  * Rapid development is the benefit of the old-style gambits. Some trainers recommend young players try this out to learn how to get the best out of rapid development.

Residential development
* alters compositions.
* can have many effects on water quality.

### process | development:

Social development
* Identify social developmental characteristics.
* begins in a child's early years
  - with change from elitist to communal thought patterns
* global task that requires attention between all countries and societies.
* is about empowerment of human person
  - an important aspect of every young person's life
  - essential for success in school and in life
  - the way a child learns to work, play and interact with other people
  - viewed as an integral part of each child's development
* means learning how to relate to others.
* pertains to how individuals interact with others and obtain a self image.
* promotes people's well-being alongside a dynamic process of economic development.
* refers to a child's ability to get along with other people.
* remains a complex phenomenon that brings into play a multiplicity of factors.
* requires action by member states, at the national and local level
  - investment in basic education, especially for women

Spiritual development
* can also encourage growth, but is meant more to provide perspective.
* is concerned with entering into the restlessness of unfulfilled desire
  - the work of a lifetime
* requires that the more complex spiritual realities grow from wholeness.
### process | diagnostic technique:

Prenatal diagnosis
* Prenatal diagnoses use techniques.
* can detect fetuses with lethal genetic disorders very early in a pregnancy.
* is based on the absence of acid lipase activity in cultured chorionic villi
  - common for the detection of such developmental abnormalities
  - now possible for couples at risk of producing a child with sickle cell anemia
  - offered to sufferers and carriers of the disease
  - often possible with amniocentesis or other genetic tests
  - performed on cultured amniotic fluid cells or chorionic villus cells
* is possible through amniocentesis
  - using amniotic fluid cells or chorionic villus cells
  - with amniotic fluid cells or cultured chorionic villus cells
  - used to diagnose a genetic disease or condition in a developing fetus
  - useful in preventing important postnatal complications

### process | diagnostic technique | prenatal diagnosis:

Amnio
* More amnios mean more chances of fetal loss.
* prenatal diagnosis

### process | diagnostic technique | prenatal diagnosis:

Sonography
* Sonographies are imaging
  - prenatal diagnosises
* also can identify uterine duplications and tubal obstruction.
* can detect dilatation of the vein proximal.
* is an important tool in the diagnosis of acute cholecystitis
  - another test that confirms a testicular tumor
  - helpful in determining when to stop treatment
  - repeated postnatally to confirm the presence of hydronephrosis
  - tomography
  - valuable for following the response of the tumor
* profession requiring a high degree of independence, skill, judgement, and knowledge.
* provides information as to why certain wrist motions predispose the patient to symptoms.

### process | diagnostic technique | thermography:

Infrared thermography
* can accurately pinpoint copper lines and detect any leaks.
* detects sub-surface delaminations and corrosions.
* offers an avenue to find costly reproductive problems.
* uses a camera with heat sensitive film or special scanners.

Venography
* detects both proximal vein and calf vein thrombosis.
* diagnostic technique
* is also the most accurate method for the diagnosis of asymptomatic thrombi
  - an invasive procedure, and the contrast material can cause chemical phlebitis
  - used to detect conditions such as deep-vein thrombosis
  - useful when the results of other studies are equivocal
* radiological examination in which a contrast substance is injected via a foot vein.
### process | diffusion | osmosis:

Reverse osmosis
* consists of forcing saline water through a semi-permeable membrane.
* enhances the oxygen content of water, giving it a fresh and lively taste.
* follows the well-known phenomenon of osmosis.
* is an effective method of removing contamination, including heavy metals
  - example of a membrane technology for desalination
  - another way to demineralize water
  - based on the process of osmosis
  - capable of producing very clean water and high concentrate retentate
  - easy to monitor with a conductivity or total dissolved solids meter
  - one promising method of reducing the cost of desalination
  - osmosis in reverse
* is the method that the bottled water people use to filter their water
  - opposite of normal osmosis
  - used by bottled water companies to purify water for their products
* removes most drinking water contaminants.
* uses three to ten gallons of water to produce one gallon of drinking water.

Passive diffusion
* is the more important route in growing animals.
* reduces concentration.

Simple diffusion
* enables oxygen and carbon dioxide to cross cell membranes.
* is dependent on concentration gradient
  - due to an electrochemical gradient that exists across the membrane of a cell

Turbulent diffusion
* causes the pollutants to become more dispersed.
* is described with a two- equation turbulence model
  - represented by one tensor, the same for both heat and composition
### process | digestion:

Poor digestion
* can be the result of many things
  - often exaggerate the symptoms associated with flatulence
* common problem amongst the elderly.
* is sometimes the cause and digestive enzymes are often helpful.
* leads to loss of fat, protein, and sugar into the stool.

Proper digestion
* Some proper digestion leads to diseases.
* assists the body in clearing out toxins.
* is critical to good health
  - crucial for good health
  - important for all minerals
  - of utmost importance for the liver
  - vital for nutrient absorption
* reduces stomach discomfort, gas, bloating, indigestion, and heartburn.

Digestive process
* can disturb sleep.
* occur in contact with glandular hairs or in the bladders.

### process:

Domestication
* also carries home decor items, rugs, wall paper, lamps and more.
* demands diversity and that is no less true for fish than for poultry or maize.
* frequently works changes in the periodicity of reproduc- tion.
* generally involves selective breeding and control of reproduction.
* implies an animal which is born unafraid of humans.
* is accompanied by allometric changes in the endocrine glands
  - adaptation
  - adjustment
  - an evolutionary process under the influence of man
  - different from taming
  - flexibility
  - the managing of a species' evolution through breeding
  - when an organism is trained or adapted to live with people
* key concept when it comes to understanding the development of agriculture.
* occurs when humans begin to control the reproduction of plants and animals.
* often changes the appearance and behavior of the organism.
* process that happens over many generations of selective breeding
  - has taken an extended period to have a unique economic importance
  - where humans help decide the selection process
* refers to an entire species
  - the process of bringing wild species under human management

Eclecticism
* is evangelical multi-culturalism.
* is the enemy of style and automatically the enemy of Art and Music
  - key to our recording artists and styles
* is, in itself, a methodology.
* means different things to different people.
* works as contemporary elements achieve a traditional look.

### process:

Ecological process
* All ecological processes are the direct result of energy transfer and nutrient cycling.
* Many ecological processes accelerate including decomposition of manure
  - show density dependence
* are basically the same everywhere
  - dynamic and generally predictable
* create landscapes and diverse environmental conditions out of life itself.
* focuses on evolutionary perspective, Darwinism.
* is examined at individual, community, and ecosystem levels.
* operate on all landscape scales.
### process | erosion:

Sheet erosion
* combination of splash erosion and overland flow.
* is the movement of soil from raindrop splash and runoff water
  - overland transport of sediment by runoff without a well defined channel
* is the uniform removal of soil in thin layers from sloping land
  - without the development of visible water channels
  - uniform loss of soil from the surface
* occurs on the surface of soils where wind and water erosion come heavily into play.

Shoreline erosion
* caused by wave action gradually enlarges reservoirs.
* is caused by a variety of factors.
* natural process that occurs on lakes, streams, rivers and along the coast.
### process | erosion:

Water erosion
* can make sharp mountains turn into rounded hills, then into flat plains
  - occur on both crop and pasture paddocks
* carries soil to streams, lakes and other water bodies.
* causes problems.
* happens when the soil becomes soaked, forcing the water to flow on the surface
  - water moves the pieces of rock or soil downhill
* has similar consequences as wind erosion.
* is one type of erosion that occurs
  - severe nearly everywhere on sloping land
  - the most common form of land degradation in Australia
* major cause of desertification and reforestation is the major means of control.
* reshapes shorelines and deposits soil in new locations.
* risk when field shelterbelts follow long or steep slopes.
* takes place when the water in a stream carries pieces of the shore with the current.

### process | erosion:

Wind erosion
* Most wind erosion occurs in areas.
* Some wind erosion requires wind.
* becomes significant in periods of prolonged drought.
* can also remove significant amounts of topsoil and nutrients
  - be severe on long, unsheltered, smooth soil surfaces
  - occur with soft brick, stone and mortar in exposed locations
* creates adverse conditions
  - operate conditions
* has effects.
* impacts soil properties more severely on eroded sites than on deposition sites.
* is also a problem on some soils
  - at high risk for summer
  - dominant in the drier regions and water erosion on the wetter sloping lands
  - less significant than that by water
  - more likely to occur in dry areas where soil is loose and unprotected by vegetation
  - much more severe in arid areas and during times of drought
  - one of the weakest kinds of erosion
  - possible with aggressive brushing on dry soils
  - slowed by wind barriers such as trees and shrubs
* is the detachment, transportation and redeposition of soil particles by wind
  - movement and deposition of soil particles by wind
  - result of material movement by the wind
* major hazard in the Sahelian zone.
* occurs continuously, especially in arid, open areas with sparse vegetation
  - when wind moves pieces of earth materials
* reduces the land's ability to produce crops.
* serious problem in many parts of the world
  - which threatens the long-term productivity of prairie soils
* threat to soils in all four cropping systems and in pastures.
* valuable indicator of environmental change in arid and semi-arid regions.
+ Erosion, Erosion by wind
  * Wind erosion occurs when wind moves pieces of earth materials. Wind erosion is one of the weakest kinds of erosion. Small pieces of earth material can be rolled along the ground surface by wind. Very small pieces can be picked up and carried by the wind. Sometimes, wind can carry small pieces of earth materials over large distances. Some sediment from the Sahara Desert is carried across the Atlantic Ocean by wind.
### process | evaporation:

Soil evaporation
* direct pathway for water to move from soil to the atmosphere as water vapor.
* is the major loss of water from the soil during early stages of growth.

Surface evaporation
* has cool effects
* has powerful cool effects