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

Yogurt
* Many yogurts contain digestion-friendly bacteria that can help decrease flatulence
  - way too much sugar
* Most yogurt contains bacteria
  - different bacteria
  - proteins
  - has sugar
* Most yogurt helps intestines
  - weight
  - promotes growth
  - provides proteins
* Some yogurt comes from cows.
* aids digestion.
* increase nutrition while decreasing fat.
* is located in fridges
  - mixture
  - solid food
  - white
* makes lunch.

### food | yogurt:

Frozen yogurt
* are a healthier alternative to ice cream.
* can have live and active bacteria as well.
* is always a healthy substitute for regular yogurt
  - frozen dessert
  - less well tolerated although it is better tolerated than milk
* uses yogurt which is fermented milk.

Plain yogurt
* Most plain yogurt helps intestines.
* can also be a great substitute for sour cream.
* have more anti-lactose activity than flavored yogurts.

### food:

Yolk
* Most yolks contain elements
  - embryos
  - energy
  - lipids
  - nutrients
  - phosphorus
  - valuable nutrients
  - vitamins
  - have properties
* Most yolks provide food
* Some yolks are part of belugas
  - bluefishes
  - carps
  - cods
  - coelacanths
  - eggs
  - frogfishs
  - gobies
  - goldfishes
  - guppies
  - hinds
  - largemouths
  - lungfishes
  - mosquitofishs
  - mullets
  - nits
  - rays
  - salmon
  - sharks
  - smallmouths
  - spawn
  - stingrays
  - stonefishs
  - triggerfish
* are food
  - full of fat
  - liquids
  - located in eggs
  - part of eggs
  - the main nutrient sources for developing embryos
  - yellow
  - essential elements
* is food
  - nourishment

### football players | blocker:

Alpha blocker
* Take with liquid or food to avoid excessive drop in blood pressure.
* act at alpha receptor sites to reduce peripheral vascular resistance.
* are the drugs of first choice for medical treatment.
* dilate blood vessels.
* is blocker
  - medicine
* relax the sphincter muscle.
* work by relaxing the muscular portion of the prostate and the bladder neck.

Androgen blocker
* are useful for halting scalp hair loss.
* can help reduce doses of hormones needed.
Footprint
* Draw round feet, then let children cut out and paint.
* are areas
  - especially useful when combined with other fields of palaeobiology
  - important for infant identification and as an abduction prevention measure
* are located in ground
  - moons
  - roofs
  - marks
  - most likely to be created between cycles of deposition
  - the size of an elephant and has three toes or claw marks
  - traces
* can also leave imprint fossils.
* currently come in child's sizes only.
* define a line of flight.
* indicate the presence of large ornithopods and pterosaurs as well.
* is the cross stitch that has typically been completed for co-workers.
* refers to children conceived out of wedlock.
* require special care when being photographed.
* run from small to larger than a dog's.

### footprint:

Fossil footprint
* show that sauropod dinosaurs travelled in herds.
+ Gastornis, Description: Fossils :: Flightless birds
  * Gastornis' had large powerful legs. It had large feet with small talons. Fossil footprints suggest it was a herbivore. Warwicker, Michelle 2012.
### force:

Aerodynamic force
* Some aerodynamic forces depend on either yaw or spin or both.
  - generally proportional to the velocity squared
* depend in a complex way on the viscosity of the air
  - the viscosity of the fluid
  - on the square of the velocity of the air passing the vehicle
* depends on the square of the velocity between the object and the air.

### force | aerodynamic force:

Aerodynamic lift
* equals the aircraft weight.
* is an aerodynamic force
  - distinguished from other kinds of lift in fluids
* is the force that enables aircraft to stay in the air
  - same principle that allows airplanes to fly

American force
* serves as a barrier to such dangerous chain reactions.
  * recapture the Bataan Peninsula.

### force:

Attraction
* Is the most general law in the material world, and prevents a seMsm in the universe.
* Some attraction causes gases.
* Some attraction contributes to bonds
  - hydrogen bonds
* always draws to the desire for closeness.
* causes a desire to kisses.
* is also dependent upon color and scent
  - features
  - more related to what's in the emotional bank account than to physical appearance
  - often something that is communicated using body language and eye contact
  - quality
  - shows
  - the first thing that happens in a relationship
* labyrinth of instincts, intellect, feelings, culture, and opinions.
* state of being rather than a material circumstance.
* subtle phenomenon.
+ Love, Chemical basis: Healthy lifestyle
  * Lust is the passionate sexual desire that promotes mating. This usually lasts only a few weeks or months. Attraction is more for one person specially. Recent studies in neuroscience say that as people fall in love, the brain releases chemicals, including dopamine. These chemicals make people less hungry and sleepy, and also adds an intense feeling of excitement. Research shows that this stage normally lasts from one and a half to three years.

### force | attraction:

Binding
* Most bindings also have crampons, a metal claw under the ball of the foot that gives added traction.
* are attraction
  - part of books
  - protective covering
* are the actions taken in response to user actions like clicking a mouse button
  - mechanisms that keep the rider s feet on the board
* is attraction
+ Para-alpine skiing, Equipment: Skiing
  * There are least long distance for skis used in competition is at least  for men and  for women. Bindings used for skis have a greatest point high level of.

### force | attraction | binding:

Dynamic binding
* means code that implements an operation is unknown until run time.
* result of virtual functions.

Spiral binding
* are located in annual reports
  - books
  - notebooks
* are used for address books
  - calendars
  - flexibility
  - photo albums
  - recipe books
  - schools
* is hard, black plastic with a spine
  - plastic and is available in a rainbow of colors, including neons and metallics
### force | attraction | gravity:

Force of gravity
* causes the water to flow from the tank to the fields.
* equals the mass times the acceleration of gravity.
* is always attraction
* pulling down is the same magnitude as the force of the ground pushing up.

Surface gravity
* depends on the distance from a spot on the surface to the center of a body 's mass.
+ 433 Eros, Physical characteristics: Asteroids
  * Surface gravity depends on the distance from a spot on the surface to the center of a body's mass. It rotates once every 5.27 hours.

Lure
* coursing Many sighthound owners participate in lure coursing with their dogs.
* is attraction

### force | attraction | lure:

Lure fishing
* form of angling which uses a lure made of metal, plastic, wood or rubber, etc.
* has nothing to do with imitating insects.
* is especially popular with anglers who drift down the river.

### force | attraction:

Magnetic force
* Most magnetic forces pull particles.
* Some magnetic forces cause motion
  - provide torque
* act at a distance.
* acting on the charged particles are orthogonal to the velocity vector.
* are the foundation of electric motors and generators.
* attract only magnetic materials
  - parallel conductors when the currents are parallel
* cause the magnet in a compass to point towards the North Pole.
* causes valve spool and electric motor movement.
* give information about the charge carriers in a material through the Hall effect.
* have almost no effect on neutral atoms.
* is attraction
  - proportional to the current flow, ignoring non-ideal effects
* keep the impeller wheel in the upper position.
* make motors turn and telephones speak.
* non contact force.
* run from north to south.
* squeeze the atoms into the shape of cigars.
* tunnel energy as mechanical rotation.
### force | attraction | magnetism:

Ferromagnetism
* ' property of many materials like iron. They are magnets, so they are attracted to, or pulled towards other magnets. In physics there are many different type of magnetism. Ferromagnetism is the strongest one. It is used every day in many technological objects, like television screens and credit cards.
* comes from the large increase in magnetisation when domains are aligned.
* describes strong attraction to magnetic fields.
* is exhibited by iron and several other metals
  - one of the strongest forms of magnetism
* is the result of long range correlation amongst electron spins
  - theory which explains how materials become magnets

Paramagnetism
* are magnetism.
* depends on a substance having unpaired electrons.
* is generally a reflection of paramagnetic elements such as iron and magnesium
  - weak attraction to magnetic fields
  - when a substance is attracted into an inducing magnetic field
* property of a molecule.
* quality that allows oxygen molecules to become attracted by a magnetic field.
* results from the permanent magnetic moment of the atom.

Physical attraction
* can be different from a more emotionally based attraction.
* is desire
  - intense and powerful while it lasts
  - lust
  - the fundamental precondition for the sexual dance between a man and a woman
* vital ingredient in a healthy marriage.

Travelogue
* are LIVE entertainment
* are family entertainment enjoyed by people of all ages
  - persons of all ages
* is attraction
* record all the steps in a journey.

### force:

Attractive force
* are based on polarity differences.
* exist between related objects.
* have magnitudes.
+ Thin layer chromatography, Performing TLC: Laboratory techniques
  * Once a plate has been spotted, it is placed into a glass container with a small amount of solvent. This solvent is called the mobile phase. It is important that the height of the solvent is below the height that the compound was spotted on the plate. As the solvent moves up the TLC plate by capillary action, the compound will also move. Components that are attracted to the mobile phase more than they are attracted to the stationary phase will move further up the column. Attractive forces are based on polarity differences.

Balanced force
* are responsible for unchanging motion.
* cause no change in motion.

Body force
* act on the entire control volume.
* are the sum of the drag, gravitational and buoyancy forces.

British force
* are defeated by American troops.
  * occupy Philadelphia, Pennsylvania during the American Revolutionary War.

Buoyant force
* Most buoyant forces have same size
* Some buoyant forces oppose gravity.
* is caused by gravity acting on the fluid
  - the upward force that keeps things afloat

Capillary force
* Some capillary forces are generated by fluid.
* allows small, flat, solid plates to float on liquids.
* are also important for retaining water in soil pores.
* is illustrated by how far water rises in tubes of various diameters.
### force:

Drift
* Most drift is transported at the surface.
* accumulates against obstacles such as bridge piers that divide the flow at the water surface.
* also can kill beneficial parasites and predators that are near the target site
  - carries chemical treatments with it
* are elongated groupings of a plant that flow through sections of the border
  - inclination
  - natural processes
  - passageways
  - tenors
* causes fixation of alleles through the loss of alleles or genotypes.
* change in an instrument reading over a change in time.
* commonly aggregates into short-lived clumps.
* conrols how quickly or slowly the fire animats in the Z axis.
* consequence of motion between frame dwells
  - the random nature of genetic events
* consists of very fine to very coarse rock debris.
* constitutes one of the major hazards of pesticide application.
* depends on the wind conditions.
* dives, walls, drop-offs, shore dives, caves and wrecks.
* dominates diffusion.
* function of droplet size.
* general name for sediment associated with glaciers
  - term used to describe the deposits os soil left behind by receding glaciers
* increases exponentially with temperature and duration of exposure to elevated temperature.
* is an indication of how accurate the system clock is over time
  - ongoing process that conducts to the emergence of new virus strains
  - caused by pointing errors
* is important because it is the main source of food for many fish, including trout and salmon
  - even in large populations
  - just sampling error, it statistical phenomenon
  - most important in small populations
  - much more important in small populations
  - primarily a function of droplet size and wind
  - principle evolutionary force for neutral genes
* is the movement of spray droplets or even granular pesticides to non-target sites
  - particles from application area to nontreated area
  - unwanted and unwarrented change in frequency measured over seconds, minutes or hours
  - when allele frequencies change by random processes
* minnows, squid, or shiners on the bottom.
* occurs because components in the amplifier change over time and with temperature
  - during windy conditions
  - gradually over many generations
* simply is the deviation from probabilistic expectation.
* tends to maintain or even increase genetic variation within individual populations.
* wastes pesticide and can harm the environment.

### force | drift:

Antigenic drift
* can occur in both A and B influenza viruses.
* occurs from season to season resulting in epidemics every year
  - with influenza A and B viruses
### forests:

Old growth
* forests support wildlife and contribute to clean air.
* is forests
  - more than just trees
  - the final stage in the forest cycle of growth and renewal
  - woods
* provides a similar link with the natural world.
* sustains a richer variety of life than do managed forests or tree farms.

### forking:

Bifurcation
* are branching
  - part of bifurcations
* changes a course suddenly and comprehensively during periods of chaos.
* is one of the main reasons for the birth of an irregular behaviour of a system
  - the splitting apart of the results in an iteration into two paths
* is when a system continually splits into two branches
  - an equation begins to bounce between two separate paths on each iteration
* occurs when the response pattern shifts suddenly from one behavior to another.
* phenomena in fluid systems.
* play an important role in our present view of nature.

### formaldehyde:

Pure formaldehyde
* gas at room temperature and atmospheric pressure.
* has a tendency to polymerize.
* is very reactive and polymer izes easily.

Formation
* Some formations conduct water back to the ground surface.
* are a shorthand way to describe a collection of rocks that are similar
  - arrangements of units and of soldiers in relation to each other
  - fabrications
  - natural processes
  - parts of larger stratigraphic units called members
  - placements
* are the fundamental divisions of geology on geological maps
  - vehicles of movement
* based upon common bonds central tenet of the traditional concept of community.
* begins with the reversible attachment of freefloating bacteria to a surface.
* depend on moisture to grow.
* flying is one of the most intensive skills that a pilot can develop.
* is an act of giving form or shape to something, or of taking form
  - the process of producing
* process that enables one to discern and grow into a vocation.
* refers directly to an identity that is more one's own and deeper.
+ Air force: Air force :: Military
  * Aircraft in an air force sometimes fly in a formation. Formations are when the aircraft fly in a pattern. Air forces is part of the military.
### formation | aquifer:

Alluvial aquifer
* are shallow, sand and gravel deposits along the state's rivers and streams
  - the result of erosion
* underlying the Illinois River supply large amounts of drinking water.

Unconfined aquifer
* are water table aquifers that are at atmospheric pressure.
* communicate directly with the surface.
### formation | beach:

Long beach
* Long Beach is located in Southern California
  - right on the Pacific Coast within the general Southern California Basin
* Long Beach is on the Pacific Coast of southwest Washington, in Pacific County

Ocean beach
* are habitats with organisms adapted to salt spray, tidal overwash, and shifting sands.
* vary along our coasts.

Plage
* are beachs.
* has a beta-gamma magnetic configuration.

Pocket beach
* are common in New England and the Pacific Northwest.
* form in small bays surrounded by rocky cliffs or headlands.

Bone formation
* exceeds bone loss throughout childhood, adolescence, and early adulthood.
* is still at a very early stage in the palatal processes.
* occurs either by endochondrial ossification or intramembranous ossification.
* starts during embryonic life.
### formation | burrow:

Underground burrow
* Most underground burrows are dug by rodents.
* Most underground burrows are made by animals
* Some underground burrows have rest areas.
* provide shelter.

Warren
* are animal groups
  - burrows
* is an animal group

Capital formation
* is an area that needs to be completely restructured
  - essential role for the national government in transportation federalism
  - necessary for economic growth and rising wages
  - the one and only source of wealth creation and general prosperity
  - very much a reflection of the economy's health
* key ingredient to productivity growth.

Cataract formation
* involves a clouding over of the eye resulting in decreased vision.
* is frequently a part of the eye's aging process
  - the major preventable cause of blindness worldwide
### formation:

Delta
* Most deltas provide habitats
  - seasonal habitats
* Some deltas can actually be inland.
* are aircrafts
  - areas of built up from soil dumped when a river empties into a lake or ocean
  - equilateral triangles
* are found at the mouth of large rivers - for example, the Mississippi
  - throughout the world, except at the poles
  - geologically young landforms
  - incredibly important to the human geography of a region
  - letters
* are natural sites of agricultural development
  - of built up from soil being dumped when a river empties into a lake or ocean
  - regions of rapid and significant change in their surface form
  - rockets
  - sand-rich and can be braided, just like braided streams
  - some of the largest and most active areas on the sun
  - the differences between the future and baseline periods
  - typical on coastlines with large rivers
  - usually fan-shaped deposits of sediment that form where currents slow at a river's mouth
  - very rich in nutrients
  - where the largest volume of Earth's mud is deposited
  - women who identify with women's ideals
* can be measure by antigen or antibody.
* contain very rich soil that is ideal for farming.
* fly in a forward direction.
* gradually build outward, forming a very flat surface just barely above sea level.
* have a fairly flat section called a delta plain that is above water
  - rich accumulation of silt, so they are usually fertile agricultural areas
* is an alluvion
* often change in size based on ocean and river currents.
  - unique habitat at the point where fresh and salt water mix
* usually form in one of three ways.
+ Zuiderzee Works, Other pages: Netherlands :: Seven Wonders of the Modern World
  * Delta Works for another major waterworks project in the Netherlands.

### formation | delta:

Delta t
* is change in time.
* is the integration time step of long time scaled motions
  - length of the time slice

River delta
* make good farmland, as does the land along rivers, called flood plain.
* sit at each end of the country, yielding enormous quantities of rice.

Freckle formation
* is triggered through exposure to sunlight.
  * They are an inherited trait, caused by variation in the MC1R gene that is involved in the determination of red hair, fair skin, and freckles. Freckle formation is triggered through exposure to sunlight.

Galaxy formation
* begins as matter continues to clump.
* complex phenomena which only now is becoming understood.
* research area in astronomy and astrophysics.
### formation | iceberg:

Antarctic iceberg
* Many Antarctic icebergs are fragments which have broken off coastal ice shelves.
* Some Antarctic icebergs have salt-water ice frozen on the bottom.

True iceberg
* are galcier fragments that have fallen into the sea.
* exist in the eastern Arctic.

Identity formation
* is the process in which a person develops a stable sense of self.
* social rather than a biological process.

Image formation
* begins by processing in the azimuth direction.
* process that converts the scene into a digital image for computer processing.
### formation | incline | bank:

Blood bank
* Many blood banks allow people to donate their blood for only their use
  - have facilities for apheresis , bone marrow donations, and related procedures
* Most blood banks have no upper age limit.
* Some blood banks insist for donors for their own selfish reasons.
* are banks.
* continue only to screen donors.
* pay inadequate attention to the risks involved in transfusion.
* test all donors' blood each time they donate.
* use new, sterile, disposable equipment for each donor
  - piggyback labels to assure record keeping accuracy
  - pre-donation questionnaires to try to avoid accepting such units of blood

### formation | incline | bank:

Commercial bank
* are both managers of investment funds and creditors of individual firms
  - by far the largest players in the banking market
  - often reluctant to lend to companies other than large, well-capitalized firms
* are the main formal sources of private sector financing
  - most dominant depositing institutions in the country's financial system
  - oldest, largest, and most diversified of depository institutions
* can also be federally or state-chartered.
* enjoy a very close relationship with trade and industry.
* lend borrowers their investors' deposits at a specific rate of interest.
* offer a variety of types of financing
  - consumer loans for large individual purchases
* provide credit services to economic subjects.
* serve as the primary outlets for government backed financing.
* take deposits, offer checking accounts, and make loans.
* use the reserve deposit as the basis on which they make loans.

Community bank
* continue to serve as a key source of credit for small businesses and farms.
* have a tradition of protecting their customers' personal financial information.
### formation:

Mount
* are buildings
  - mounting
* includes mountain peaks
  - mountainsides

### formation | mount:

Charger
* Some chargers contain a meter instead of an indicator light
  - have the capability of charging both lead acid and gel cell batteries
* are devices.
* is used as a docking station for transferring data through an infrared port to a computer.

Dun
* have opaque wings.
* lies just on the Scottish side of the border between Scotland and England.

Mount etna
* Mount Etna volcano on the island of Sicily, Italy.
  * Mount Etna' is an volcano on the east coast of Sicily, part of southern Italy. It is the largest active volcano in Europe. Mount Etna erupts every few years.

Mountain climbing
* are climbs.
* involves inherent risks.
* is also important.
* is popular in the state of Colorado
  - worldwide, wherever hills rise high enough to provide challenge
  - possible practically everywhere in Greenland
  - the in-thing in sports for today s active lifestyle
* metaphor for life.
* risky hobby.
* sport in itself and has no place on a golf course.

### formation | mount:

Rock climbing
* are actions
  - athletic activities
  - outdoor activities
  - physical events
  - rock climbing
* depends mostly on lower body strength and balance.
* full body sport that works the mind as well as the body.
* has inherent risk
  - very little to do with strength, and it has a lot to do with balance
* is also a sport surrounded by misunderstanding and misconceptions.
* is an International sport that many people do for fun
  - extreme and potentially hazardous activity
  - inherently dangerous activity that can result in serious injury or death
  - for all ages
  - incredibly tough on the hands and forearms
* is one of the most rapidly growing outdoor sports
  - sports either hated or loved
  - popular, and hang-gliders can often be seen playing in the thermocline
  - the arena of the adventurous, a constantly increasing tribe
* means a change of pace and a change of altitude.
* multi-dimensional sport from a fitness perspective.
* new and emerging sport for many athletes.
* offers a total body workout that enhances balance, flexibility, and muscle tone
  - unique alternative to more traditional forms of exercise
* requires an understanding of a variety of technical systems.
* test of strength, concentration and coordination as well as skill and technique.
* utilizes a combination of aerobic and anaerobic exercise.
### formation:

Mountain range
* Some mountain ranges are relatively young
  - have enough ice to form extensive ice fields
* affect weather patterns, rainfall, and temperatures.
* are cool to look at because they appear to go on for miles and miles
  - fractals
  - the consequence of the collision of lithospheric plates
* can affect cold fronts, warm fronts, and occluded fronts differently
  - further enhance low-level jet stream winds
* contain deep valleys that have been carved out by glaciers.
* erode over millions of years.
* extend diagonally across the state.
* have a major impact on the earth's climate
  - extremely complex geologic structures, with many faults and folds
  - large areas that even in the tropics manage to keep snow and ice year round
* resemble the body of a dragon.
* rise steeply from the coastal belt to form a plateau on the top.

### formation | mountain:

Black mountain
* Black Mountain historic and grand coal mining mountain.
* Black Mountain is in both England and Wales
  - located in Canberra, capital of Australia

Coastal mountain
* are responsible for the drier and less muted climate.
* stop coastal breezes from moving clouds Eastward.

Forested mountain
* are in the north with narrow fertile valleys.
* stretch across the middle of the country from the southwest to the northeast.

High mountain
* are climatic islands with temperatures comparable to northern areas
  - subject to abrupt and drastic weather changes
* form a central division between north and south.
* rise up directly from the sea.
* surround the lake, the peaks of some of which are clad in mantles of perpetual snow.
* tend to foster unpredictable weather.

### formation | mountain:

Low mountain
* rise along the Pacific Coast.
+ Gyeongju: Cities in South Korea :: Capital of Korea :: Former national capitals
  * It is  large, with 269,343 people living in the city, according to the 2008 census. From southeast, Gyeongju is  away from Seoul, and from the east,  away from the provincial capital, Daegu. Cheongdo and Yeongcheon are on the west side of the city. Ulsan is to the south side, and Pohang is to the north. Many low mountains are around the city. They are part of the Taebaek range.

Majestic mountain
* form a barrier to the winds and are the major factor controlling rainfall.
* surround high desert and national forest lands.

Mountain snowberry
* initiates growth early in the spring.
* is an important forage species for deer and elk on high elevation summer ranges.
* native, deciduous, montane shrub.
* provides important hiding cover for a variety of small mammals and birds.
* reproduces vegetatively and by seed.
* widespread cordilleran species.
### formation | pit:

Bitter pit
* can affect all apple cultivars from every area of the world where apples are grown.
* common disorder in apples grown in New Mexico.
* develops late in the growing season or in storage.
* is usually worse in seasons with wide fluctuations in rainfall and temperature.
* physiological disorder of apple fruit.
* reduces the fresh market quality of fruit.

Bordered pit
* are especially common in the tracheids of some gymnosperms.
* exist only in cells with secondary walls.

Divot
* are pits
  - turf
* is an electronic literary magazine that embodies the sport's essence and spirit.

Nasal pit
* are still two separate plates, but they rotate to face ventrally as head widens.
* divide the placodes into medial and lateral nasal processes.

### formation | pit:

Sandpit
* are also very popular for making sandcastles.
  * A 'sandbox' or 'sandpit' small area filled with sand made for children to play in. Sandboxes are often square with wooden sides. They can be found in many playgrounds, and can also be installed in the gardens of homes. Sandpits are also very popular for making sandcastles. However, some animals use them for litter trays. Sandboxes can be found in most elementary schools. They can also be made of plastic, and in different shapes. They are mostly made for the purpose of entertaining young children.

### formation | rank:

First
* are honour
  - mountains
  - ordinal numbers
  - rank
  - srs
* is rank

Kingship
* are rank.
* becomes an institution through the institution of Hereditary monarchy.
* means responsibility and work
  - the responsibility of protecting the nation
* seems antiquated in a democratic society where everyone is treated equal and free.

### formation:

Raster
* are easy to understand, easy to read and write, and easy to draw on the screen
  - formations
  - part of displays
* files store images as a matrix of picture elements called pixels.
* format for storing and displaying graphic data as pixels.
* lends itself easily to producing photo realistic images.
* maps represent data as grid cells.
* refers to a grid structure.
* type of computer display especially useful for showing solid surfaces.
* uses layers upon layers of information that line up with each other to produce a map.

Religious formation
* journey to wholeness.
* period of discovery.

### formation:

Ridge
* absorb and deflect wind energy and trap moving soil particles.
* allow water to fall transformed in rain when humid winds come from the Pacific Coast.
* are beams
  - part of gable roofs
  - projections of excess breading at the edges of the fish flesh
* can occur both at the surface of the earth and at higher altitudes.
* divide individual watersheds.
* generally produce magnetic highs, while valleys produce lows.
* includes inclines
  - slopes
* is elevation
* run from edges.
* typically form as a result of compression.

### formation | ridge:

Beach ridge
* are dry with sandy, gravelly soils.
* can become routes for roads and trails.
### formation | ridge | dune:

Longitudinal dune
* form long parallel ridges, aligned parallel to the prevailing wind.
* occur when sand supplies are limited.

Parabolic dune
* are crescentic dunes with stabilized upwind horns.
* develop in areas where their arms are anchored by vegetation.
* have loose sand and steep slopes only on their outer flanks.
* occur when the bow crest of the dune points in the downwind direction.

Star dune
* appear in the south center of the sand sea and dominate the northeast.
* grow upward rather than laterally.

### formation | ridge:

Esker
* appear as long ridges that stand above the surrounding area.
* are convenient sources for sand and gravel
  - evidence of subglacial streams
  - good indicators of past glaciations
  - long sharply defined hills of stratified drift formed by streams under glaciers
  - long, winding, narrow hills
  - sand mounds that can be walked on for dozens and even hundreds of miles
  - sinuous ridges of sand and gravel deposited in or under ice in a meltwater tunnel
  - usually steep-sided, but often contain multiple ridges
* flow from areas of high potential to low potential.
* mark the channels of meltwater streams that flowed in tunnels beneath the glacial ice
  - positions of the tunnels after the glacier has retreated

Ledge
* are an area that pose a rock fall hazard
  - natural things
  - part of cliffs
* includes inclines

### formation | ridge | ledge:

Berm
* are also horizontal cuts along slopes which provide slope stability and contain sloughing
  - ledges
  - very easy to spot because they have a higher elevation and flat tops, like terraces
* form during quiet weather, as sand moves in from offshore
  - where the foreshore and backshore meet
* often appear on beaches after strong storms.
### formation | ridge | reef:

Aquatic reef
* Most aquatic reefs provide habitats.
* provide essential habitat for the Bay's oysters, as well as finfish and crabs

Artificial reef
* attract encrusting organisms like coral and sponge.
* can help by providing a new habitat
  - increase productivity of sandy bottoms
* function better if they mimic nature
  - when they mimic nature
* increase viable habitat and improve biodiversity.
* made of wrecks are in both shallow and deep water.

Atoll reef
* are annular reefs that develop at or near the surface of the sea.
* vary in type and size.
### formation:

Rouleaux formation
* can resemble or obscure agglutination.
* is often present with increased serum viscosity.
* occurs when red blood cells form stacks or rolls.

Row
* are how many cells down, and columns are how many cells across.
* chaining function of application design and database block size
  - is when one record is stored in two or more physical data blocks
* covers prevent adults from laying eggs on plants.
* is an international exploration and development agency that works on very remote rivers.
* refers to the latitudinal center line of a frame of imagery.

### formation | row:

Sculling
* are rowing.
* is an important skill which develops a skaters ability to 'push through the ice'
  - the rowing with two oars for each person
* refers to rowing in which each rower controls two oars - one in each hand.
* requires an oar in each hand, whereas two hands are used on one sweep oar.
* variant of rowing in which the rower controls two oars, one in each hand.
* works the body symmetrically and has proved to be good therapy for many injuries.

Secondary
* Many secondaries then collide with other atoms, making more secondaries.
* Most secondaries are muons, which are similar to electrons, but more massive.
* Secondaries are formations
  - mostly pions and nucleons
  - form when primaries collide with atoms at the top of the atmosphere
  - slow down in the atmosphere
* Some secondaries reach the surface and even penetrate deep into the ground.

### formation | secondary:

Secondary consumer
* Some secondary consumers feed mostly on dead animals.
* are animals that eat primary consumers
  - carnivores that eat primary consumers
  - carnivores, meaning they get energy by eating only herbivore animals
  - carnivorous organisms that feed on herbivores
  - eaten by tertiary consumers
  - predators, scavengers, or parasites that eat other animals
* derive energy from primary consumers on whom they feed.
* eat primary consumers to gain the energy and nutrients they require
* fall prey to larger carnivores, like lions, tigers, leopards, wolves, etc.
* feed on primary consumers, eg carnivores such as lions ans tigers.
* get their energy from primary consumers and herbivores in their ecosystems.

Secondary dysmenorrhea
* can occur with an anovulatory cycle years after the onset of menarche.
* has an additional underlying cause due to disease or other malfunction.
* is caused by a physical condition
  - the underlying disease
  - often difficult to identify and treat
* is pain
  - caused by a disorder in the woman's reproductive organs
  - when cramps are due to an actual disease, such as endometriosis
* means pain began years after periods started.

Secondary enuresis
* is bed-wetting in a child who has had bladder control.
* relapse after control has been achieved.

Shore
* are beams.
* are located in beachs
  - oceans
  - near oceans
* are polygonal features for any body of standing water, such as lakes or ponds
  - of standing water, such as reservoirs, lakes or ponds
  - strange places, being the edge of the land as well as the edge of the sea
* are used for meditation
  - swims
* have beachs.
* includes beaches
  - shorelines
### formation | shore:

Coast
* All coasts experience a combination of erosion and deposition to varying degrees.
* Most coasts have erosion
  - gully erosion
  - ranges
  - tidal ranges
* Some coasts are created by shoreline erosion
  - dominated by shoreline erosion
  - depend on beaches
* are edges.
* are located in countries
  - maps
  - planets
  - relatively straight with narrow continental shelves and steep continental slopes
  - shores
* are used for beachs
  - fishing
  - piratings
  - views
* have limit ranges
* includes beaches
* live oak occurs on the more exposed south-facing slopes
  - trees have very thick bark and are extremely resilient
  - oaks abound along with valley and blue oak, elderberry, madrone and gray pine
* mark the area where dry land meets oceans or other large bodies of water.
* often have many living things living there and provide habitat for many animals and plants.
* provide environments.

### formation | shore | coast:

Ivory coast
* Ivory Coast has Africa's third largest economy and is the leading world producer of cocoa
  - a tropical climate with consistently high temperatures all year round
* Ivory Coast is one of the world s most heavily indebted countries
  - world's largest producers of cocoa, coffee, and palm oil
* Ivory Coast is the world's leading cocoa producer
  - main cocoa grower
* Ivory Coast is the world's top cocoa producer
  - produces half of the world's cocoa
+ Côte d'Ivoire, Regions: French-speaking countries
  * Ivory Coast is divided into nineteen regions. The regions are further divided into 81 departments.

Seaside
* are part of lands
* has no ethnic majority.
* includes beaches
  - shorelines
* is located in Monterey County California.
* is the most populous city on the Monterey Peninsula
  - only city with any real ethnic diversity
  - simple notion of relaxation in a comfortable place at the beach

Rocky shore
* Many rocky shores have colonies of grey and common seals, often very near the road.
* Most rocky shores have a distinct pattern of vertical zonation.
* are also ol many different kinds
  - difficult to walk over due to the presence of fissures and slippery algae
  - the most exposed type of shore and the most resistant to erosion
* contain patches of shallow and saline soil.
* have large rocks and rocky cliffs.
* vary in their sensitivity to oil pollution.

Sandy shore
* consist of small, hard rock particles of silica and other minerals.
* happen to be among the most restless of all marine environments.

### formation | shore | seashore:

Seashore paspalum
* is one of the toughest warm-season grasses to kill.
* responds well to low fertility rates.
* species of planetary distribution.
* warm season grass and is very salt tolerant
  - perennial grass that spreads by rhizomes and stolons
### formation | slope:

Rake
* are located in garages
  - trees
  - tools
* can penetrate the surface and disturb or uncover a nest
  - weigh as little as three pounds or as much as five pounds
* effects the ability of the propeller to lift the bow, with more rake offering more bow lift.
* is the angle at which a weapon positioned in a holster is tilted laterally from the vertical.
* is the angle of the fork away from vertical toward the rider
  - leading edge of the blade relative to the hub of the propeller
  - slip direction on the fault measured from anticlockwise to the horizontal plane
* leaves off lawn to prevent disease
  - the lawn to allow air, light, and fertilizer to reach the soil surface

Steep slope
* are also subject to mass movements
  - both the cause and effect of mass wasting
  - slopes
* can slide in unusually wet weather.
* cause rock to fall and break up under the influence of gravity.
* develop where dissected by stream erosion.
* have a greater tendency for erosion and mass movement than level areas.
* protect fish from pawing predators, while sloping edges promote plant growth.

Steeper slope
* are commonly in pasture or woodland.
* have a greater proportion of downhill force.
* tend to continually slough snow, keeping a deep snowpack from building up.

Spiritual formation
* is essential in the preparation and practice of pastoral ministry.
* lifelong process of growth and development.
* process that extends over our entire lifetime.
* requires deliberate work to make a difference in a person's life.

Spore formation
* is also vital process
  - common in moneraprotista, algae and fungi
* occurs in the leaves as they become fully developed
  - when yeast is grown with scanty nourishment
* special cell division during adverse condition.

Star formation
* advances across the cloud by the formation of new O stars.
* can be an important source of infrared emission in clusters
  - persist in the Milky Way galaxy for several billion more years
  - trigger further star formation in adjacent regions of an interstellar cloud
* continue all through out the galaxies life.
* stops early-on in the spheroid.

State formation
* has a major impact on group population percentages.
* progressive process, though it is often accompanied by violence.

### formation | valley:

Dale
* are dentists
  - valleys
* is resistant to leaf anthracnose, stalk red rot, and maize dwarf mosaic.
* specializes in hybridizing late blooming daylilies.
* starts by taking genes from wild bananas.
### formulations:

Polish
* Most polishes are a petroleum distilate base and evaporate quickly
  - use fillers to help cover swirl marks
* Some polishes contain a silver anti-tarnishing agent.
* add luster and protection to vinyl surfaces inside and outside of automobiles.
* arises from an attention to details.
* come in several forms.
* helps seal and protect the wood, which helps keep it looking like new.
* holds in the moisture.
* improve the appearance of the finish and also help to preserve the wood.
* is formulations
  - language
* is located in garages
  - shoes
  - perfection
  - radiance
  - used for cleaning
* tends to discolor nails because of the chemical reaction of the polish on the nails.

### formulations | polish:

Furniture polish
* Furniture Polish Use olive oil for unvarnished or unpainted furniture.
* can also help hide fine scratches in the surface.
* is located in tables.

Shoe polish
* contains chemical substances which can be absorbed through the skin, or inhaled.
* is applied to the shoe using a rag , cloth , or brush
  - usually flammable , can be toxic , and, if misused, can stain skin

Wood polish
* Most wood polishes contain phenol which causes cancer in animals
  - phenol, which causes cancer in lab animals
* can also cause severe skin irritation.

### fortification:

Entrenchment
* fortifying or defending strategy.
* is fortification

Fieldwork
* are fortification.
* general term that refers to any data gathering process.
* is an integral part of anthropology at the graduate level
  - where our experience and attention to details show results

Fortune
* are messages from the past.
* depends on choices.
* has origins.
* is bands
  - conditions
* is located in banks
  - cookies
  - imagination
  - real estates
  - stock markets
  - treasure chests
  - magazines
  - used for spending
* reigns in gifts of the world.
* rest on the time it takes for goods to move from one part of the world to another.

### fortune:

Good fortune
* good attitude of the soul, plus good feelings and good actions.
* is created when ideas are put into action
  - fortune
  - luck
  - most often the result of hard work
* is what happens when opportunity meets with planning
  - with preparation
* relating to ideals in life come as a bi-product of actions.

Mishap
* are a part of hunting.
* is films
  - misfortune
### fossil fuel:

Crude
* contains many different compounds with different properties.
* is fossil fuel
  - oil
### fossil:

Neanderthal fossil
* Most neanderthal fossils recovered seem to show signs of debilitating injury, disease, or both.
* show that they possessed a high larynx and a straight skull base.

### fossil:

Trace fossil
* Most trace fossils are examples of the work of an organism
  - known from marine deposits
* are different from body fossils which represent the actual remains of an animal
  - formed when an organism makes a mark in mud or sand
  - fossils that prove animal activity and life from a specific time period
* are indications of organic activity such as tracks, trails and burrows
  - past organism activity
  - signs of plant and animal activity that have been preserved in rock
  - what the dinosaur left behind
* can also help to establish evolutionary trends
  - be tracks, footprints, trails, burrows, eggs, nests, leaf impressions, and feces
* left by worms and by trilobites are also fairly common.
* record the activities of organisms
  - movements and behaviors of the dinosaurs
* represent activities that occurred while the animal was alive.

Foundation
* Some foundations spend money, say, on combating cancer, others on supporting and promoting culture.
* are books
  - concrete and often wick moisture away from the soil
  - education
  - financial institutions
  - liquids
  - located in closets
  - makeup
  - nonprofit agencies usually set up by families or programmatic entities
* are part of buildings
  - structures
  - pure earth
  - relations
  - subject to different laws and regulations than public charities
* are, in most cases, tax-exempt bodies of money.
* control a huge portion of the wealth that is set aside for philanthropic work.
* created by wealthy individuals enable one generation to pass on wealth to the next.
* define the perimeter of platform superstructures and buildings raised on ground surface.
* exist purely to raise, manage and give away money for good causes
  - to provide funds for charitable purposes
* generally invest their assets and distribute the interest in the form of grants.
* give away billions of dollars every year to individuals.
* hold and invest endowments and funds functioning as endowments on a long-term basis.
* is symbolized by the penis
  - the one color that goes with every other color
* often play a controversial role in movements for social change.
* share characteristics of both trusts and corporations.
+ Geotechnical engineering: Engineering :: Geology
  * Foundations built for above-ground structures include shallow and deep foundations. Retaining structures include earth-filled dams and retaining walls.