### descriptive term:

Organizational culture
* affects how a job is performed within an organization.
* can be different in different parts of the organization
  - serve to constrain and control employee behavior
* descriptive term.
* encourages development.
* ensures that innovation is pushed to the fringes of the business.
* is depicted via both anthropological approaches and management approaches
  - language, dress style, rituals, and values
* is the back bone of a organzitation
  - normal way that business is being done
  - personality or basic being of the company
  - way business is done in an organization
  - unique to each organization
* is what binds individuals together into highly effective teams
  - holds everything together
* mirror of what people see as the core values of the organization.
* plays a key role in finding and keeping great employees.
* set of shared beliefs, values, and norms that inform or shape behavior.

Inferential statistic
* Most inferential statistics assume normal distributions.
* are descriptive.
* attempts to make data fit a model.
* is the language for describing and interpreting data in psychology.
* look for relationships.

Designation
* are determination.
* form of protection for significant buildings and districts.
* political process enacted by bodies of government duly authorized to designate.
+ Important Cultural Properties of Japan, Types of Cultural Properties: Japanese culture
  * There are different levels of designation. Designation can be at a ,  or  level.

### designation:

Nickname
* Many nicknames derive from names of animals
  - originate in descriptive terms relating to hair colouring
* Some nicknames describe the way people look or are variations of their name.
  * A 'nickname' special name that a person may be called that is different from their real name or from the name they were given by their parents. The name may be given to them by their friends. It may be like the person's real name or completely different. Nicknames often come from how a person looks, or from something they are especially known for doing. They can also be a shortened version of the given name.
* are common in medieval records, but few have give rise to modern surnames
  - the real names of the people on campus
* can be another way of saying a name, often a longer name.
* describe mental and physical characteristics, clothes, complexion
  - or physical characteristics, clothes etc
* matter in sports.

### destroyers:

Annihilator
* are destroyers.
* bad person

### destructiveness:

Virulence
* are hostilities.
* can evolve.
* depends on the bacterial capsule and the anthrax toxin complex.
* increases with passage through animals.
* is destructiveness
* measure of the ability of strains of a species to cause disease.
* quantitative measure of pathogenicity.
* refers to the inherent ability of a particular organism to cause infection.
* relative term, a highly virulent organism is one that can cause an acute infection.

Detection
* documented capability of rodents such as gerbils.
* involves the use of anti-virus software to detect, report and disinfect viruses.
* is discoveries
  - police work
  - the positive assessment that a specific object was the cause of an alarm
* refers to whether people can sense that they are being stimulated by some form of energy.
* relies on observations.
* uses conventional methods
* yields results.
+ Sterile neutrino: Subatomic particles
  * Sterile neutrinos', also known as 'neutral heavy leptons', 'heavy neutrinos', or 'right-handed neutrinos', are theoretical particles that are extremely difficult to find. This is because they are not affected by all of fundamental forces that rule normal physics, only gravity. Detection probably comes from the fact that they are affected by gravity.