ontocord/MixtureVitae-genericsKB huggingface dataset:
### big-volume, cash business:

Casino gambling
* big-volume, cash business.
* cannibalizes local businesses.
* direct threat to Hawaii's image, economy and community.
* form of entertainment.
* is legal
  - more of a reality in Nevada than anywhere else
  - now legal in many states
  - the worst of gaming industries

### biggie:

Contraception
* More contraception makes fewer people
  - means less unintended pregnancies which leads to fewer abortions
* belongs to the culture of death.
* can and does fail.
* case in point.
* costs money.
* dates back to times when life was simpler.
* device that is used against reproduction and the natural processes of the body.
* distorts the meaning of human sexuality.
* has a long and inventive history
  - major influence on birth rates and fertility
* helps prevent pregnancies, safe sex prevents infections.
* is absolutely basic to women's health care
  - all about choices  - an example of an unnatural practice
  - any method that reversably interferes with a couple's opportunity to conceive
  - assumed, as is free love
  - basic health care for women
  - birth control
  - certainly preferable to abortion as belated birth control
  - immediate if the shot is given in the first five days of the menstrual cycle
  - inherently sinful
  - intrinsically evil, leading to degrading actions, such as abortion
  - like wanting to raise funds for a good cause, but forging a cheque to do so
  - necessary for women's equality
  - part of Biblically responsible Christian stewardship
  - pretty much trial and error
  - recommended until one year after menses cease
  - seen as the responsible way to act
* is the drugged mentality that leads to abortion and more
  - keystone to the prevention of unintended pregnancy
  - thus a perennial banner issue for the feminist movement
  - vital to modern society, enabling women to take control of their childbearing
  - wrong because it defies the unitive and procreative elements of sexual intercourse
* leads inevitably to abortion and abortion always leads to the destruction of society.
* life issue, primarily.
* means prevention of pregnancy.
* nips abortion in the bud.
* opposes chemistry too.
* pays, in a big way.
* poses a challenge to the pro- life movement.
* protects young people from pregnancy and disease.
* refers to preventing conception or fertilization.
* responsibility for BOTH people in the relationship.
* seems to work best when a woman and man choose a method and use it together.
* subtle but effective form of domestic violence.
* thus a 'trigger' for abortion.
* turns the sexual act against life, against the very power that makes it so meaningful.
* violates both meanings of the conjugal act
  - the dignity of the human person in several ways

### biggie | contraception:

Surgical contraception
* Provides information about the types of surgical contraceptive methods.
* is contraception
  - sterilisation

### bilateral, i:

Congenital cataract
* are bilateral, i.e. , present in both eyes
  - ones that are present in the lens at birth
* can affect one eye only or both eyes.
### billion dollar industry | advertising:

Internet advertising
* Internet Advertising is the cheapest way to reach millions of people.
* fraction of the cost of more traditional forms of media.
* is the fastest growing advertising media on the planet
  - market for advertising in the world
  - most cost effective way to advertise
  - today's electronic billboard and the way of the future
  - wave of the future
* lopsided business.

Mobile advertising
* is method of advertising via mobile phones or other mobile devices like tablets
  * ' is very similar to online or internet advertising. Mobile advertising is method of advertising via mobile phones or other mobile devices like tablets

Newspaper ad
* are ads.
* can also counter the publicity that hate groups attract.
* is an advertising

### billion dollar industry | advertising | newspaper advertisement:

Classified
* Buy and sell kids' toys, furniture and books
  - or sell parts and trucks
* are located in newspapers
  - part of newspapers
* newspaper advertisement

Online advertising
* is an idea whose time is coming
  - important part of today's e-commerce in order to attract other businesses
  - just as important as print advertising in today's world
  - most successful when branding and interactivity go hand in hand
  - one of the best ways to target a specific group of customers
  - the fastest growing commercial sector of the Internet
* works because it reaches the online audience in their medium.
* works, especially for brand building.

Television advertising
* changes attitudes about drinking.
* engages children as passive consumers who watch and listen.
* has a significant effect on increasing adolescent drinking.
* is THE best form of advertising that ANY company can do.
* sells products by exploiting lifestyles, wishes and desires.

Tobacco advertising
* induces children to initiate tobacco use.
* influences the decisions of young people regarding tobacco use.
* is restricted from actually showing people smoking.
* plays a central role in persuading young people to smoke.

### billion-dollar industry:

Golf equipment
* billion-dollar industry.
* is sports equipment.

### billion-dollar industry | golf equipment:

Golf cart
* are mode of transportation to beach and tennis
  - off-highway vehicles
  - the only means of ground transportation
* is golf equipment

Golf club
* Some golf clubs have clubs for hire
  - thin shafts
* are clubs
  - made of metal
* tend to be expensive.

Binary ammonia
* Ammonia binary compound
* Ammonia is bases
  - chemical compounds
  - inorganic compounds
  - located in cabinets
  - solutions
  - toxic substances
* More ammonia is lost into the air when the manure is spread onto fields.

### binary ammonia:

Ammonia toxicity
* can occur.
* is believed to be a cause of otherwise unexplained losses in fish hatcheries
  - one of the greatest challenges with rotifer production
* natural by-product of normal protein synthesis.

Ammonium ion
* are a toxic waste product of metabolism in animals
  - formed in the breakdown of amino acids
* contain nitrogen and hydrogen.
* help keep free nucleotides in solution.
* is ammonia
### bio-engineered food:

Transgenic crop
* are bio-engineered food
  - environmentally friendly
  - under development that resist pests and insects
* can provide important environmental benefits.
* contain genes from viruses, bacteria, animals and other plants.
* gain weight.
* have great potential in animal health, neutraceuticals, and pharmaceuticals.

### bioassay:

Immunoassay
* are highly specific but are less sensitive.
* is bioassay.
* offer the potential of rapid, inexpensive, sensitive and specific detection methods.
* use antibodies to detect the presence of drugs.

### bioassay:

Pregnancy test
* Most pregnancy tests depend on the process of agglutination.
* Some pregnancy tests detect hormones
  - use antibodies
* are bioassay
  - medical tests
  - most accurate if they are done after a menstrual period is missed
* based on blood samples are more sensitive than urine tests.
* can be either urine tests or blood tests.
* detect increased levels of human chorionic gonadotropin.
* identify pregnancy by looking for hCG in the urine or blood.
* measure the amount of hCG in the urine.
* take at least ten days to detect a pregnancy.

Radioimmunoassay
* greatly reduce the number of animals needed.
* is bioassay

### biochemical:

Physical addiction
* is biochemical.
* is when a person's body actually becomes dependent on a drug
* occurs when a chemical becomes essential for the body or metabolism to function.
### biological brain disease | alcoholism:

Chronic alcoholism
* can also cause weakening of the blood vessels that cause a hemorrhagic stroke
  - impair mental faculties, particularly memory for recent events
  - be cause for significant bone loss
* damages the brain, liver, heart, and other organs.
* frequent cause of low calcium and magnesium levels.
* impairs the sexual functioning due to many causes.
* increases the induction dose of propofol in humans.
* is associated with ovulatory failure, early menopause and menstrual disturbances.
* leads to liver disease.
* occurs when there are both physical and psychological addictions.

### biological disease:

Bipolar illness
* biological disease.
* can cause serious problems for the sufforer and family members.
* combination of intense, energetic highs and extreme lows.
* complex array of symptoms, often missed or misdiagnosed.
* has different forms and everyone responds to treatment differently.
* is also a significant risk factor for suicide
  - systemic, genetic, lifelong and dangerous
  - treatable

### biological necessity:

Procreation
* ProCreation is an artificial life simulator.
* biological necessity.
* is accomplished by the intimate interaction of one male and one female entity
  - bound up with creation
  - certainly possible in the destructive sexual acts of incest and rape
  - seen as the most important role of a woman in marriage
  - the most basic function of all living things
* is the only moral purpose of intercourse
  - reason for sex in marriage
* natural phenomenon indeed, but within specific limits.
* naturally generates an adult.
* only occurs when two organisms are in adjacent spaces.
* takes many forms and employs seemingly endless variety among species.
* uniquely human process.

### biological necessity | procreation:

Miscegenation
* appears to have been a popular activity of all men throughout all ages.
* are reproduction.
* is procreation
* leads to mixed marriages and mixed marriages lead to mongrelization of the human race.

Biological organism
* Most biological organisms have health.
* behave differently under different conditions.
* use many mechanisms of change.

### biological phenomenon:

Psychopathology
* Psychopathologies are adaptive mechanisms.
* biological phenomenon.
* generally results from the denial, frustration or twisting of our essential nature.
* has an ambiguous, though strategic position in anger.
* is less a label than an excessive or inhibited aspect of natural functioning
  - the study of the nature and development of mental disorders
  - very complex
Bioluminescent organism
* Most bioluminescent organisms are found in the ocean.
* are a target for many areas of research.
* produce light through chemical reactions in their bodies.
+ Bioluminescence, Biotechnology: Physiology :: Biochemistry :: Light sources
  * Bioluminescent organisms are a target for many areas of research. Luciferase systems are widely used in the field of genetic engineering. Luciferin' can be added to molecules and cells to make them visible under the microscope.

Biome
* All biomes are ecosystems, but ecosystems can be larger or smaller than biomes.
* Every biome is home to a number of ecosystems.
* Most biomes are determined by their characteristic weather pattern or climate.
* are a crude way of classifying the ecosystems of the world
  - group of living things made up to be a society
  - means of classifying vegetation into distinct groups, at a very broad scale
  - broad categories of natural plant communities
  - broken down into ecosystems
  - characterized by consistent plant forms and are found over a large climatic area
  - classification schemes which define biomes using climatic parameters
* are defined by climate regimes and biogeography
  - factors such as plant structures, leaf types, plant spacing, and climate
  - ecosystems that make up the land
* are global ecosystems
  - patterns of plants and animals and the communities they live in
* are large areas of land that have a certian climate, ecostem, and appearance
  - expanses of the earth's surface covered by plants with a similar growth form
* are large geographic areas that have the same climate and life forms
  - regions containing distinctive plant communities
  - sections of land, sea, or atmosphere
  - vegetational subdivisions including all animals and other organisms
  - major types of vegetation that are characteristic of broad geographic systems
  - named in more than one way
  - natural things
  - products of climates, soil types, chance, and history
* are regions in minecraft with specific properties, like forests, oceans or tundras
  - of similar climate and dominant plant types
  - simply environments that have some things in common
  - subdivided into associations made up of societies
* are the largest geographical biotic community division
  - recognizable subdivision of terrestrial ecosystems
* are the major regional groupings of plants and animals discernible at a global scale
  - type of ecological communities
  - things that live in particular habitats
  - world's major habitats
* move as the climate changes.
* play a crucial role in sustaining life on earth.
* refer to the different types of areas that a Terraria world can contain.
### biome | grassland:

Pasture
* Fall armyworms continue to cause problems in pastures and are occurring in large numbers.
* Many pastures have fence rows full of potentially poisonous plants.
* Most pasture is dominated by grass
  - tame grass
* Most pastures are filled with weeds that horses are more than happy to consume
  - support tall fescue and white clover
* Some pasture is part of countrysides.
* Some pastures consist of a number of populations of different species or cultivars
  - have very little growth and livestock are being supplemented with hay
* affects on water intake.
* are abundant and of good quality, notably in Mauritania
  - both in the Sahelian and Sudanian zones
  - following above normal rains in the Sahelian zone
  - also dry in Arizona and Oregon
  - dormant due to dry weather
  - green, and grass is growing
  - larger fenced areas which have been cleared of trees and planted with grass
  - subject to many potentially harmful toxic plants
* can consist of one or more species
  - include any mixture of grasses, legumes, brush, and trees
  - t get green enough for grazing without sunlight being able to hit the ground
* contain a diverse mix of plant species.
* continue to be stressed by dry soil conditions.
* dry up, leaving nothing for animals to eat, and they die.
* includes woodland pastured and pasture land other than cropland pasture.
  - fields
  - high in energy, protein, and palatability when it is in a vegetative state
  - located in countrysides
  - often part of a crop rotation or a permanent use of land too difficult to till
  - part of countries
* provides habitats
  - pheasant habitats
  - the basic nutrient requirement for the ewes throughout the year
* require fertilizer and lime regularly in order to produce large quantities of forage.
* tends to be high in energy and protein when it is in a vegetative state.
* varies greatly from one area to the next, depending on climate and soil conditions
  - tremendously throughout the country and with the seasons

### biome | grassland | pasture:

Common land
* All common land is private property, whether the owner is an individual or a corporation.
* is pasture

Green pasture
* is high in vitamin A, but much is lost during drying and storing.
* symbolize prosperity and wellness.

Irrigated pasture
* are a common mosquito habitat in Colorado
  - one way to diversify from irrigated wheat, corn and grain sorghum production
* attract ibis and long-billed curlews.

Lush pasture
* causes growth to slow due to change of feed.
* danger zone for ponies.
* give cover and habitat for wildlife.

Perennial pasture
* grow and contribute to soil organic matter from early spring to late fall.
* lock farmers into grazing.
* offers some protection against the variation in production of annual plants.
### biome | grassland | prairie:

Wet prairie
* Most wet prairie is dominated by grass.
* can also remain dry for long periods of time.
* have excellent farming soil.
  - slough grass and sedges
  - the preferred habitat in the west, bogs and swamps in the east
* require, the least frequently flooded hydroperiod, of any Florida marsh type.

Savanna
* Many savannas simply look like open parks with scattered trees.
* Most savanna supports graze mammals
  - savannas probably experience mild fires frequently and major burns every two years or so
* Some savanna receive as much rainfall as a tropical dry forest, others as little as deserts.
* intersperses with open woodlands

### biome | grassland:

Savannah
* Many savannahs have trouble adapting to change.
* Most savannahs occur in countries.
* Some Savannahs almost seem to be affectionate towards their owners
  - savannahs find in grassland
* Some savannahs have ability
  - attributes
  - intersperse with acacia woodlands
* Some savannahs intersperse with open acacia woodlands
* are highly intelligent and can be trained to do many things
  - indescriminant, and voracious eaters
* are one of the most popular monitor lizard pets
  - newest and most exciting cat breeds available today
  - secretive, especially small ones who are prey for other, larger, animals
  - smaller, with shorter, notched tails
  - the white throat's smaller cousins which inhabit areas further north
  - very difficult to breed
* come in a variety of beautiful colors and patterns.
* get along wonderfully with children and other household pets such as other cats and dogs.
* have a rainy period during the summer
  - incredibly sharp claws, and can easily shred a hole in screen
* is grassland
* seem to bond with and can be trusted with well behaved children.
* sparrow eating the shell from the first hatched egg.
* species all fill a particular niche within their ecosystem.
* usually are less expensive to purchase than some of the other monitor species.

Temperate grassland
* Most temperate grassland has trees
  - includes steppes
* Some temperate grassland has hot summer
  - warm summer
* are areas of open grassland with very few trees.
* are characterized as having grasses as the dominant vegetation
  - by short grasses measuring just a few inches in height
  - the most threatened of the world's ecosystems
* have a low diversity of wildlife, but a high abundance of wildlife
  - harsh winters and hot summers
  - hot summers and cold winters

Tropical grassland
* Most tropical grassland contains trees
  - has density
* Some tropical grassland occurs in regions
  - same regions
* are called savannas
  - found in tropical wet and dry climates
  - hot year round
  - warm year round, but usually have a dry and a rainy season

Terrestrial biome
* are classified by climatic factors and types of primary
  - determined primarily by climate, especially temperature and rainfall
* can change over short distances in mountainous regions.
* have well-defined boundaries.
### birds:

American dipper
* occupy an unusual niche in the songbird world.
* search for insects in fast-moving streams.

Arctic tern
* are birds
  - considered threatened or a species of concern in certain states
  - long-lived birds, with many reaching fifteen to thirty years of age
  - medium-sized birds
  - the champions of long distance migration
* have the longest migration known
* spend the summer in the Arctic, raising their babies.

Black tern
* are birds
  - smaller than common and Arctic terns
* eat mostly insects but also take small fishes.

Domestic duck
- generally bulkier, with larger, rounder heads and shorter bills
  - the type most people choose for their needs
* is very fat.
* tends to be cooked till the skin is crispy and the meat gray and tasteless.

Domestic turkey
* are much heavier and larger than wild turkeys
  - larger than the wild turkeys
* can actually fly for great distances.
* eat a balanced diet of soybeans and ground corn.
* have a reputation of being less than brilliant, docile, slow moving creatures
  - black legs and wild turkeys have pink legs

Gouldian finch
* Gouldian Finches are apprehensive birds generally evading populated areas
  - extremely social birds
  - colorful and energetic birds commonly kept as pets
* come from the north of Australia, the warmest part of the country.

### birds:

Large bird
* Many large birds look alike.
* Most large birds belong to families
  - eat prey
* Most large birds have heads
  - offspring
  - plumages
  - white plumages
* Most large birds live in habitats
  - on shores
  - take food
  - use keen senses
* Some large birds eat babies
  - have patches
* are birds.
* can be dangerous, inflicting serious injury to people
  - easily tear small toys into smaller, easily choked on pieces
  - go a day or two without consuming much food
* defend large territories.

### birds:

Little penguin
* Little Penguins are opportunistic in their selection of prey items
  - live in sandy burrows at night and go to the ocean during the day
* Most little penguins live on coasts.
* Some little penguins are drowned when amateur fishermen set gill nets near penguin colonies.
* are the only penguin species that breeds nocturnally - that is , at night
  - breeds nocturnally - that is, at night
* can breed as isolated pairs, in colonies, or semi-colonially.
* have one call that changes to mean different things.
* live in the park
* mature at different ages.
* use rock crevices or caves for their nests.
+ Little Penguin, Behavior, Calls
  * Little penguins have one call that changes to mean different things. Most calls have a rhythm of two repeated sounds
  - Reproduction
  * Little Penguins live in sandy burrows at night and go to the ocean during the day. They can be found right around the south coast of Australia, from Perth in the west to Coffs Harbour on the east coast. They are found all around Tasmania. The largest Little Penguin colonies in New South Wales are on Montague Island, Tollgate Island and Brush Island
### birds:

Macaroni penguin
* Most macaroni penguins feed on fish
  - krill
  - small fish
* Most macaroni penguins have backs
  - faces
  - natural predators
  - several natural predators
* Most macaroni penguins return to breed colonies
* Some macaroni penguins eat krill.
  - monogamous and pair bonds are long-lasting
  - sometimes confused with Royal penguins
  - the main avian consumer of Antarctic krill in the vicinity of South Georgia
* build a crude nest by scraping a shallow hole in mud or gravel among rocks.
* eat mostly krill with small amounts of squid.
  - bills
  - black chins
  - large orange bills, red eyes, and pink feet
  - reddish-brown bill and pink legs and feet
* live in Antarctica.
* love to slide down ice, They thinks it's so fun and very nice.
* moult once a year, a process in which they replace all of their old feathers.
* start their day in foraging and remain busy until dusk.
* take other small crustaceans and they seem to maintain their breeding success.

Northern flicker
* are birds
  - plentiful, plus a variety of songbirds in the spring and summer
  - woodpeckers
* eat thousands of ants.
* excavate nest holes in the trunks, which other birds later occupy.
* have black spots on a tannish-white breast and belly.

Pileated woodpecker
* are the largest of our resident woodpeckers
  - the common woodpeckers found in most of North America
  - year-rounded residents in Wisconsin
* depend upon mature forests to survive.

Prothonotary warbler
- common along the cypress-lined waterways
* enjoy nesting in hollow knees, of which there are plenty.
* prefer nest sites within or near wetlands.

Roseate tern
- terns
* breed primarily on small offshore islands, rocks, cays, and islets.
* feed primarily on American sand lance, a small marine fish.
* spend the summer in mixed breeding colonies with the common tern.
### birth:

Hatch
* are parturition
  - shadings
* begin to increase as baetis mayflies and caddis fill the mid-day sky.

Home birth
* grows in popularity each year.
* is legal in every state.
* lot more common in the Netherlands than it is in the States.
* safe, responsible choice for many healthy, pregnant women today.

### birth:

Live birth
* are births.
* can be hard to time.
* does have some advantages over laying eggs.
* is also common among terrestrial snakes in warmer areas.
* means that the babies come out of their mother fully formed and ready to face the world.
+ Cleidoic egg, Discussion, Live birth: Reptiles :: Birds :: Zoology :: Developmental biology :: Evolutionary biology :: Biological reproduction
  * Live birth is a comparatively recent adaptation. Monotreme mammals do still lay eggs. It is the marsupial and eutherian mammals which developed live birth. Actually,the embryo developing in the womb has the same membranes round it as does the embryo inside a bird egg. Mammals give birth to live young because the development takes place internally. Live birth has evolved independently a number of times in reptiles, for example Ichthyosaurs gave birth to live young.

Natural birth
* Some natural births have perineal tears.
* is the product of human love.
* requires labor and pain, but once born no one wishes to return to the womb.

### birth:

Premature birth
* Most premature births are preventable, caused by such factors as poor diet.
* are at least twice as common with black mothers than with white ones.
* can also be the result of an illness in the unborn baby
  - be a serious danger to a newborn
  - occasionally occur and some or all the babies die at times
* is dangerous for both the mother and the baby
  - linked to increased infant death rates and impaired higher brain function
* is one of the greatest health hazards of humankind
  - leading causes of infant mortality
  - the birth of an infant before the full term of pregnancy
* major risk factor for neonatal deaths.
* occurs when an infant is born earlier in pregnancy than normal.
* strong risk factor for criminality.
+ Birth, Related medical words: Biological reproduction

Preterm birth
* account for two thirds of all infant mortality in developed countries.
* are a major cause of low birthweight and other health problems in infants.
* increases the risks for infant illness and death.
* is more common in multiple pregnancies
  - one of the major healthcare problems of the western world
* major cause of infant illness and even death
  - neonatal mortality and morbidity
### bleach:

Chlorine bleach
* can also pass through a septic system without breaking down
  - cause yellowing
  - dull the shiny finishes on sinks, bathtubs and other porcelain enamel surfaces
  - produce small amounts of dioxin which well known carcinogen
  - react to the alloys in gold resulting in pitting or discolouration
* contains sodium hypochlorite, a chemical precursor to chlorine.
* good disinfectant and toilet bowl cleaner.
* is also available in a granule form
  - very effective at cleaning up the mold and mildew
  - an example most people recognize
  - caustic and toxic
  - considered a hazardous material
  - corrosive to electronics
  - dangerous to marine life and can be a health risk for people
  - ideal for treating water
  - the only bleach that kills mildew
* is, paradoxically, a much stronger oxidizer than oxygen bleach.
* mildly corrosive oxidizer.
* rids plastic of unpleasant odours.
* strong oxidizer.
* toxic ingredient.
* turns wood white and affects the color of any finish that is applied.

Household bleach
* good disinfectant for water.
* is diluted sodium hypochlorite
  - ineffective in cleaning surfaces as are most chemical disinfectants
  - the only disinfectant needed in the water for storage

Oxygen bleach
* Most oxygen bleaches are powders
  - work best in hot water
* are available in both a dry and liquid form
  - color safe, and are marketed as such

Blend
* are combinations
  - mix
  - mixtures of two or more straight coffees, usually combined for an enhanced flavor
  - seed mixtures of two or more pure varieties
* consist of 'mixtures' of different chains forming separate phases.
* contain particles of more than one color.
* is mixture
* reduce fat in bakery products.
* sounds to make words or parts of words.

### blend:

Polymer blend
* can also include additives, reinforcements, and fillers.
* macroscopically homogeneous mixture of two or more different species of polymer.

### blending:

Confluence
* are blends
  - events
* property of the presentation of a system of rules.

Homogenization
* changes that by straining the fat through tiny pores under great pressure.
* is an effective method used to study the micro-structure of materials.
### blocks:

Soil type
* Every soil type mixture of sand, silt, clay, and organic matter.
* Many soil types are sensitive to a range of accelerated erosion and other degradation hazards.
* affects water absorption and the soil s maximum water holding capacity.
* are products of many factors
  - soil series separated by the texture of the surface horizon
* arise from differences.
* can affect fuel use and power requirements for tillage operations.
* can also affect frost
  - surface water contamination
  - water demand
* dictates the frequency of fertilizer application.
* differ in their ability to retain water against gravity and release it to plants.
* impacts water holding capacity.
* influences the amount of fertilizer needed.
* is important, with much variation in nutrient content
  - second only to climate in determining the nature of the forest
  - to a large extent dependent on climate
  - very important in planning for and using an irrigation system
* key factor in water penetration and root uptake.
* physical characteristic that impacts the earthworm.
* range from black clay to red sand
  - light sands to heavy clays
* sampling involves sampling sections of the field that have similar soil types.
* span from sandy loam to clay.
* vary tremendously, affecting how well the soil willingly absorbs water.

Terrestrial type
* have a more enlarged hindgut compared to fish.
* rooted in soil require a well-drained, finer textured growth medium.

Tissue type
* Some tissue types recognize patterns.
* is determined by a blood test.
### blood sport:

Litigation
* blood sport.
* cost of doing business
  - that adds nothing to the bottom line
* due process
* growth field in probate and trust.
* is both a means of protecting the rights of injured parties, and a means of education
  - everything associated with trial depositions, motions, arguing before a jury, etc
  - increasings
  - part of the process that preserves peace
  - proceeding
  - the art of communicating the client s point of view to a judge or jury
* is the civil alternative to fist-fighting, to armed insurrection, to war
  - analogue of war
  - process of seeking justice for injury through the courts
  - study of the resolution of disputes in the context of our system of courts
  - traditional way of resolving commercial disputes
  - use of a formal court system to settle disputes
* lengthy, costly and often destructive process to engage in in business.
* major aspect of workers' compensation.
* often involves the settlement of a dispute and the agreement of the amount of a claim.
* procedure to resolve a dispute arising out of a variety of factual circumstances
* refers to the resolution of a dispute by law suit or court action.
* resolution of disputes through the judicial system.

### blood sport | litigation:

Custody battle
* are litigation.
* is litigation

### blood ties:

Blood tie
* are blood ties.
* end at death.

### blood-borne dinoflagellate:

Causative agent
* blood-borne dinoflagellate.
* is the human papilloma virus.

### blowing:

Heavy wind
* are common in the surrounding desert.
* is blowing.

Katabatic wind
* are cold and dense air pulled downhill by gravity.
* begin as inversion winds.
* originate in the interior of the continent.

North wind
* Most north wind contains vapor
  - water vapor
* Some north wind causes snow.
* have the opposite effect, driving the water out.
* pushes air.

West wind
* cause choppy conditions and small craft have a difficult time navigating.
* coming down off the Rockies also bring a sudden warm up during winter.
  - most common with many windy days
* mean a land breeze.
### blue:

Azure
* also stain basophilic cytoplasmic granules in some cells metachromatically purple.
* are blue
  - colour
  - skies
* is blue

Cobalt blue
- pigment
  - rare for flasks
  - semi-opaque
* is the characteristic color of stoneware decoration
  - most luminous color in a stained glass window
  - used widely by artists
* remains a popular colour for glasses.
  * ' cool blue colour. People used to make it using cobalt salts. Cobalt blue is used widely by artists.

Great blue
* Great Blues have a special powder in their down feathers, which they shake off and onto fish.
* like to nest in tree tops.

Light blue
* cool tone rather than warm.
* good color for television.
* has a lighter value than dark blue.
  - wave crests
  - what they see when they look up so high
* require copper, while dark blues require very small quantities of cobalt.

### blue:

Sapphire
* Many sapphires are small, ratty and have poor colouring.
  * have long history. Tradition says that the tablets of the Ten Commandments were made of sapphire, so strong a hammer could not break them, and would break instead if it hit them. The ancient Persians believed that the earth sat on a big sapphire and that the big sapphire made the sky blue.
* are often heat treated to improve their color
  - one of our favorite gemstones
  - related to rubies
  - very hard stones, so store carefully to avoid scratching other jewelry
  - well known among the general public as being blue, but it can be nearly any color
* changes from purple to a blue green.
* coating on lens helps cut down on glare.
* come in a variety colours such as green, yellow, blue, white and pink.
* come in all colors, blue being the most favored
  - spectrums of color, except for red
* comes in every color of the rainbow and the other colors are rarer than the blues.
* exhibit more colors with greater intensity than any other gemstone.
* exhibits very low thermal expansion at cryogenic temperatures.
* have a royal legacy as engagement ring choices
  - jewels
  - minerals
  - people
  - perhaps the toughest and most durable gemstone available on the market
  - precious stones
* mined are a mixture of dark blue, parti-colours and fancy stones.
* occurs in many colors ranging from colorless to black.
* range from white through blue, violet, yellow, and green to near black.
* render black magic harmless, and help the wearer discern falsehoods.
* vary in color from deep blue to white.

### blue | sapphire:

Blue sapphire
* are one of the most highly prized of the corundum species.
* is the best known color.
* make the wearers more psychic and able to see the consequences of certain decisions.
* strengthens the bones, increases longevity and helps calm the nerves and emotions.

Turquoise
* calms the mind and is cooling to the nervous system.
* contains copper and aluminum.
* helps reduce premature aging.
* occurs as nodules and veins that are either blue or green in color
  - small, blue transparent crystals and as thin opaque turquoise veins
  - thin veins parallel to the cleavage in the black slates
### boats:

Small boat
* Most small boats continue to float when turned over or fill with water
  - have difficulty maneuvering in seas of five feet or greater
* Some small boats have beams.
* are boats
  - suited to small waters where giant bass dwell, from Florida to Iowa to California
* can land on very calm days
  - move very erratically and they can become erratic very quickly
  - travel great distances propelled by nothing more than the wind

### boats | small boat:

Coracle
* appears simultaneously in the epidermis , hindgut and foregut.
* are often to be seen on the river during summer months

Rowboat
* are boats
  - used for rowing
* have accessories.

### bodies:

Vote
* are bodies
  - choices
  - consensus
  - ethnic groups
  - group actions
* is the number of ballots a player is named on
  - percentage of all voters who voted for a particular entry
### body clean-out:

Colon hydrotherapy
* body clean-out.
* dates back to biblical times.
* is just one component of detoxification.
* way to clean it out.

### body contact:

Direct contact
* Most direct contact causes diseases.
* Some direct contact causes skin irritation.
* burns eyes with possible permanent injury, even blindness.
* can cause brain, liver and kidney abnormalities
  - eye irritation
  - mechanical irritation of eyes
* can cause mild eye and skin irritation, but no known serious effects
  - to severe redness and swelling
  - plant damage
  - destroy tiny feeder roots
  - result in skin blistering
  - severely irritate and burn the skin and eyes
* encourages absorption of toxic materials through the skin and sometimes ingestion.
* is body contact
  - contact with any part of the body
  - face to face, voice to voice communication
* occurs most commonly via kissing.

### body part:

Abdomen
* Most abdomens are part of bodies.
* Most abdomens have appendages
  - humps
  - posterior appendages
* Some abdomens excrete chemicals
  - fill with fluid
* Some abdomens have endoskeletons
  - filament
  - long filament
  - help digestion
  - produce hydrocarbons
  - pump air
* body part
* includes belly buttons
  - bowels
  - corpi
  - guts
  - intestines
  - lobes
* secrete pheromone.

Acrosome
* Most acrosomes contain enzymes.
* Some acrosomes are part of semen
  - sperm
* includes corpi.

Airway
* All airways have bronchial smooth muscles in their walls.
* Most airways enter lungs
  - lead to lungs
  - make breaths
* Some airways are part of bodies
  - necks
  - fill with mucuses
* are hyperresponsive or are super sensitive
  - tubes in the lungs that air passes through
* can remain sensitive for days, weeks or even months at a time.
* carry air to the lungs.
* get smaller and smaller like branches of a tree.
  - epiglottises
  - taste buds

### body part | airway | breather:

Mouth breather
* are tongue thrusters and have poor tongue coordination.
* have difficulty swallowing pills.

Alveolus
* Most alveoluses are part of lungs.
* Some alveoluses fill with fluid.
* Some alveoluses have thin walls
* is composed of a very thin membrane and is the place where blood capillaries open.

Anus
* Most anuses are closed by muscles
  - sphincter muscles
  - have sphincters
* Some anuses are near abdomens.
* Some anuses are part of colons
  - recta
  - have heads
* have characteristics
* includes muscle cells
  - fiber
  - fibre
* is an orifice
* near tails.
* open into cavities
  - mantle cavities

### body part | anus:

Asshole
* are part of humans.
* is an anus

Appendage
* Some appendages have toes.
* are adapted for pierc- ing and sucking in parasitic copepods and isopods
  - body parts
  - shorter in cold climates to decrease surface area to prevent heat loss
  - solid objects
* are structures such as legs and antennae that extend from the arthropod's body wall
  - that are attached to the outside of the bacterial cell
  - supported by muscles
* have functions.
* serve functions.

### body part | appendage:

Alveolar process
* becomes essentially free of vascular and marrow channels.
* is an appendage
### body part | appendage | limb | arm:

Small arm
* are a greater threat to human security than big guns
  - conventional weapons
* are the orphans of arms control
  - principal tool of intimidation used by repressive police and military forces
  - weapons that can be carried and used by one or two people
* feature claw fingers

Strong arm
* can force the back into a position of strain.
* facilitate movement
  - swing movement

Dead limb
* are an accident waiting to happen.
* attract insect and disease-causing organisms.

### body part | appendage | limb:

Flipper
* All flippers are without claws
  - have no claws
* Some flippers are part of bluefishes
  - coelacanths
  - dolphins
  - frogfishs
  - goldfishes
  - hagfishes
  - hinds
  - largemouths
  - lungfishes
  - mosquitofishs
  - orcas
  - perches
  - porpoises
  - rays
  - sharks
  - smallmouths
  - stingrays
  - stonefishs
  - triggerfish
  - walruses
  - whales
* Some flippers have claws
  - light spots
  - strong claws
* act as heat exchangers, warming or cooling the seal as needed.
* are hairless
  - limbs
  - part of aquatic mammals
  - quite long and can be almost a third of the body length
  - shoes
* are small and rounded, and a small eye is set at the angle of the jaw
  - the bowhead has no dorsal fin
  - small, rounded at the tips, and oval in shape
  - used to aid in turning and stopping
* can act like an airplane wing in the water.
* contain an elaborate bone structure, much like a human hand.
* does well with other greyhounds but tends be shy around other dogs.
* includes corpi.
* is formed by a diversion of the river around a rock ledge on river left into a notch.
* vary in size and shape - usually used for steering.

Foreleg
* are part of quadrupeds.
* have anterior surface covered by thick, often bony scales.
* kicking is also a part of mating rituals in other animals.
* move well forward, without too much lift, in unison with thrusting action of hindlegs.
* reach well forward, without much lift, in unison with the driving action of hind legs.

Forelimb
* Most forelimbs have basic structures
  - bone structures
  - different functions
  - muscles
  - powerful muscles
* Most forelimbs have same basic bone structures
  - similar structures
  - skeletal structures
  - support neck bones
* Some forelimbs adapt for claw toes
* Some forelimbs have claw fingers
  - pads
* support bones

Front limb
* attach to the pectoral girdle and hind limbs attach to the pelvic girdle.
* form in two weeks and hind limbs form in three weeks.

Hind limb
* Most hind limbs have toes.
* Some hind limbs have claws
  - feet
* are commonly longer than fore limbs.

### body part | appendage | limb | hindlimb:

Hind leg
* Most hind legs have strong tendons
* Some hind legs deliver venom.
* Some hind legs have spines
* are important for a grasshopper to hop
  - long and muscular for leaping and bounding amongst branches
  - very muscular, and well adapted to jumping

Large limb
* are common in the mid and upper bole.
* die and fall to the ground year round.
### body part | appendage | toe:

Turf toe
* condition in which the toes become tender and irritated when stubbed on the mat.
* is an irritation of the joint at the base of the first or big toe.
* painful jam or hyperextension of the big toe.

Tubercle
* are correspondingly small, dense and often slightly sunken
  - lesions
  - modified scales that slope anteriorly and point posteriorly
  - preforate and crenulate
  - starch roots like potatoes and sweet potatoes
* can grow together, eventually becoming a severe impediment to cooling water flow.
* cover the upper surface of the body, making it appear as if the fish is covered by warts.
* is an appendage

### body part | appendage:

Wattle
* Some wattles retain their feathery foliage when adult.
* Use wattles in slow-moving water areas to trap sediments and revegetate banks.
* appear commonly in goats.
* are a good source of pollen, some species are popular with bee-keepers
  - acacias
  - flat and smooth
  - fleshy growths that hang beneath the chin
  - found in turkeys, pheasants, cotingas, wattlebirds, and many others
  - frameworks
  - one such group where there are differences of opinion as to the genetic relationships
  - present in two of the three species of cassowary
* can be beneficial as garden plants
  - escape from gardens and invade natural areas
* provide food for seed-eating and insectivorous birds.

Arse
* are part of bodies.
* includes corpi.
* is an anus
### body part | brain:

Big brain
* are very expensive for an organism to maintain.
* is localized along the basolateral cell membranes of neuroectoderm cells.

Brain atrophy
* caused by passive thought vicious cycle.
* means the brain matter has shrunk, often because brain cells are dying or dead.
* stretches bridging veins.

Brain imaging
* enables new views of the involvement of the brain in various disorders and addictions.
* involves analyzing activity within the brain while performing various tasks.
* is necessary if structural disease of the central nervous system is suspected.

Brain infarction
* Most brain infarctions are due to an arterial occlusion.
* is quite similar to an infarction in the heart, or heart attack.

### body part | brain:

Brain research
* Much brain research seems to focus on what's common to human and other brains.
* fits in well with Constructivist views of learning.
* is applied in the teaching script so children remember the words they have learned
  - one of the hottest topics in education today
  - the most significant medical research going on today
* reviews Brain research.
* shows importance of arts in education.
* shows that certain types of music have beneficial effects on the brain
  - music and arts activities develop the intellect
  - physical punishment of young children causes brain damage

Female brain
* are different than male brains.
* do things differently than male brains.

Large brain
* let animals work in larger and more effective teams.
* require large skulls.

Mammalian brain
* All mammalian brains possess a neocortex , a brain region unique to mammals.
* Most mammalian brains have certain characteristics

Smaller brain
* appear true of most mammals of the time.
* require less calories for dogs to survive.

Brainstem
* Most brainstems release primary neurotransmitters.
* Some brainstems are part of brains
  - heads
* includes corpi
  - hierarchies
* release neurotransmitters
### body part | breast:

Larger breast
* have a higher proportion of fatty tissue, compared to glandular tissue.
* mean more milk and healthier babies.
### body part:

Esophagus
* Esophagi are behind pharynxs
  - carry food
* Esophagi connect mouths
* Esophagi have digestive functions
  - glands
  - muscles
* Esophagi includes corpi
  - ground substances
  - ligaments
  - lobes
  - mast cells
* Esophagi includes muscle cells
  - fiber
  - fibre
  - tendons
  - serve functions

### body part:

Extremity
* Extremities appear small in proportion to body size.
* Extremities are adversity
  - part of limbs
  - regions
  - sensitive to cold caused by emotional stress
  - warm, moist, without cyanosis or edema
  - can die from lack of blood flow even though they don t actually freeze
  - cause people to react, and that's when change happens
  - refer to the children's head, neck, arms, and legs
  - show trophic changes, especially of the nails and Skin
  - usually have flexion
* breeding ground for contradictions.
* means hand, elbow, arm below the elbow, foot, knee, and leg below the knee
  - elbow, foot, knee, or leg below the knee

### body part | extremity:

End
* are the objectives or goals which society wants to achieve.
* is an extremity

### body part | extremity | end:

End point
* are ends.
* is an end

Endpoint
* are points.
* is an end
* refers to the points which mark the extremes of a line segment in Euclidean geometry.

Expiration
* is passive and relies on the natural elasticity of the tissues to deflate the lung
  - secondary to the elastic recoil of the lungs and the chest wall
  - the phase of the respiratory cycle during which air is expelled from the lungs
* stops when the recoil of the lung and the spring of the ribs balance each other.

Loose end
* are work.
* is work

### body part | extremity | end:

Magnetic pole
* Some magnetic poles are near geographic poles
* are either positive or negative.
* can flip flop from north to south and back again
  - only exist in pairs
+ North Pole, Other pages: Arctic
  * For the magnetic poles, their names are decided upon by the direction that their field lines emerge or enter the planet's crust. If they enter the same way as they do for Earth at the north pole, we call this the planet's north magnetic pole. Magnetic poles can flip flop from north to south and back again. The Earth's poles have done this repeatedly throughout history, and 500,000 years ago, the south magnetic pole was at the North Pole. It is not known what causes these disruptions.

Nerve ending
* Some nerve endings are part of axons
  - neurons
* begin regrowth.
* is an end
* remain sensitive.
* start regrowing.