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

Academic excellence
* by-product of individualization.
* consequence of a values focused education.
* is also a quality that plays an important role in Arkansas Tennis
  - an integral part of the liberal arts tradition
  - how the young are being challenged
  - key to the creation and maintenance of a world-class university system
* is the focus of learning and supports the total development of the student
  - historical cornerstone of all fraternities and sororities

Moral excellence
* comes about as a result of habit.
* is achieved through dedication to honor and personal integrity
  - good
  - of a soul acting as a concordant total, brought to unity

Refinement
* is excellence
  - improvement
  - perfection
* occurs over time and through a myriad of circumstances and situations.
* refers to techniques which reduce the pain and distress to which an animal is subjected.

### excellent anti-aging supplement:

Bovine colostrum
* contains five types of specific antibodies
  - trypsin enzymes and protease inhibitors
* is also a rich source of immunoglobulins
  - an excellent anti-aging supplement
  - best when given fresh, but frozen bovine colostrum can be used
  - ten times richer in immune factors than human colostrums
  - the one colostrum which can be accepted by all mammals
* natural immune booster dietary supplement.

### excellent bedding plants:

African marigold
* Most african marigolds have flowers.
* Most african marigolds produce flowers
  - yellow flowers
* are excellent bedding plants
  - true annuals that can bloom all growing season if deadheaded
### exchange:

Cation exchange
* involves the replacement of the hardness ions with a nonhardness ion.
* is the solubility and exchange of elements.
* phenomena which is constantly going in soils and is of great importance.
* plays a role in other soil processes as well.

### exchange:

Charge exchange
* can happen in conditions like when different objects are rubbed and separated.
+ Static electricity: Electricity
  * Static electricity' means the increase of electric charge on the surface of objects. This electric charge remains on an object until it either flows into the ground, or loses its charge quickly by a discharge. Charge exchange can happen in conditions like when different objects are rubbed and separated. A static charge will only remain when one of the surfaces has a high resistance to electrical flow. The effects of static electricity are familiar to most people because they can see, feel and even hear the spark. This spark happens when the excess charge is neutralized. The familiar phenomenon of a static 'shock' is caused by the neutralization of charge.

Commodity exchange
* are highly organised markets.
* is an exchange

Countercurrent exchange
* is also important for preventing heat loss in the extremities
  - important in respiration, temperature regulation and excretion
* leads to gradients for specific molecules from base to villus tip.

Economic exchange
* contain social components under normative theory.
* have an important role in the development of a stable East-West relationship.
* involves information and transaction costs that require real resources.
### expensive:

Probiotic supplement
* Many probiotic supplements use high pressure to form hard tablets.
* are expensive.
* work primarily in the intestinal tract.
### experience | reminder:

Memento
* are located in shelfs
  - reminders
* horror film in the true sense of the word.
* is the story of a man suffering from short term memory loss.

Phylactery
* Phylacteries are boxes containing Torah passages
  - is the Greek name, tefillin is the Hebrew, for leather boxes bound by a leather strap
* boxes with scriptures, worn during morning prayers.

Sensory experience
* Every sensory experience is bonded with emotions.
* includes smell.
* modifies short-term dynamics of neocortical synapses.

Shared experience
* are priceless moments in a family's development.
* is the basis of communication with others.
* provide the basis for intimacy.

Social experience
* affects the process and outcome of vocal ontogeny in two populations of cowbirds.
* develops emotions, behavior, etc.
* has a very strong influence over the development of singing.

Spiritual experience
* are good things to have.
* is impartial and nonpersonal.
* liberating source of women's identity and their resistance to oppression.

Successful experience
* lead to the development of positive self-esteem.
* provides insight
  - valuable insight

Transpersonal experience
* have a very special position in the cartography of the human psyche.
* tend to be informative in a very global way.

Traumatic experience
* affects people's mental, physical and spiritual coping mechanisms.
* is likely to affect many aspects of our lives.

Visual experience
* are essential for the proper development of the brain circuits underlying vision.
* create the neuronal connections which wires the brain appropriately.

Work experience
* contribute to the growth of the whole person.
* has negative effects for all age and sex groups.
* is employment in diabetes patient education for compensation
  - work experience whether paid or non paid
* learning experience for all students.

### experiential system:

Nonordinary reality
* consists of the interwoven fabric of experience of all beings.
* is an experiential system
  - knowledge
### expulsion:

Ostracism
* are ejections.
* can come from private individuals, such as employers who fire competent drug users
  - mean death
* is an expulsion
  - old, sometimes brutal instrument of tribal discipline
* seeks to prevent the targeted group from surviving in normal society.

### expulsion | ostracism:

Social ostracism
* raises the returns from having a reputation for cooperating.
* threat to the teenager's sexual self-image.

Extent
* changes over time.
* contributes to variation.
* depends on conditions
  - weather conditions
* influences values.
* is degrees
  - magnitudes

### extent:

Surface area
* Most surface areas absorb energy
  - expose to sunlight
* Some surface areas expose to light
  - hold water
* increases as the square of linear dimension.
* is determined by multiplying the length by the width
  - directly proportional to the outside perimeter
  - extent
  - generally proportional to body size but differs in different classes
  - how much exposed area an organism has compared to their overall volume
  - important to the rate of heat and material exchange
  - proportional to linear dimension squared
  - remarkably insensitive to curvature change near the vertex
* is the area of the surface of something, such as a leaf
  - outer area of a shape whereas volume is the amount inside a shape
* is the sum of the area of all sides of the figure
  - faces, or surfaces, of a three dimensional shape
  - very important to catalyst function
  - where heat is lost
* take places.
### extreme today:

Economic inequality
* Economic inequalities are fatal to democracy
  - the inevitable result of different abilities
* drives other forms of inequality.
* erodes confidence in the moral order.
* is extreme today
  - rampant in America
  - related to poorer health
* is the major common characteristic of all minority groups
  - result of the political system

Extreme weather event
* have consequences
  - immediate consequences
* influence use.
### facial hair:

Sideburn
* are facial hair
  - to be no longer than the middle of the ear
* can be no longer than the middle of the ears
  - come to the bottom of the ear lobe
* have a rich history, dating back to the age of the dinosaur.
* is facial hair

### facilities:

Dance club
* are facilities
  - fun
  - located in cities
  - nightclubs
* are used for dancing

Homeless shelter
* are clean and caring, providing nutritious food and genuine concern.
* house either women or only men and some are havens for children.
* is facilities
  - shelter

Retail outlet
* are facilities.
* sell things that are supposed to sell themselves.

Facility
* Facilities affect cost.
* Facilities are artifacts
  - facilities
  - services
  - sites
  - become reality
  - employ individuals
  - encourage workers
  - follow policy
* Facilities have backups
  - doors
  - equip rooms
  - equipment
  - fire doors
  - responsibility
  - routine
  - types
  - wait rooms
  - includes sections
* Facilities meet requirements
  - specific requirements
* Facilities offer medical technology
* Facilities provide comfort
  - refers to sources of supplies or contact with emergency services nearest the trailhead
  - sell oysters
  - undergo maintenance
* is an artifact
### facility | museum:

Computer museum
* Some computer museums are a part of larger institutions.
+ Computer museum: Museums :: Computers
  * Some computer museums are a part of larger institutions. For example, the Science Museum in London and the Deutsches Museum in Munich. Others, such as the Computer History Museum in Mountain View, California, the MuseumsForum in Paderborn, and The National Museum of Computing at Bletchley Park, deal only with computing. Some deal mainly in the early history of computing. Others focus in the era that started with the first personal computers such as the Apple I, Altair 8800, Apple IIs, older Apple Macintoshes, Commodore Internationals, Amigas, IBM PCs and more rare computers such as the Osborne 1. Some deal more on research and conservation.

Large museum
* Many large museums have archaeologists on staff.
* produce their own museum-inspired products, such as books, scarves, and jewelry.

South african museum
* contain examples.
* have examples.

### facility | post:

Telephone pole
* Some telephone poles remain upright, but their torn cables dangle lifelessly.
* are located in streets
  - made of wood
  - posts
  - utility poles
* have large heaps of squirrel-processed cones at the bottom.
* make great fence posts.

Weather station
* Many weather stations record the amount of bright sunshine during daylight hours.
* attract attention.
* measure the amount of water given up to the atmosphere by the average lawn.

Public toilet
* Many public toilets have sanitary disposal units.
* are facilities
  - generally clean
  - restrooms

### facility:

Repository
* Many repositories also use the year of accession in their numbering system.
* Repositories are the technology to support users in search sessions across collections
  - play an important role in providing resources for basic science research
* is an administrative tool for capturing and managing XML data in a relational database.
* is the accumulated data produced by scientists and citizen scientists
  - data management component that deals with the capture and transformation of data
### facility:

Transportation system
* are a composite of many other technologies
  - facilities
  - part of infrastructures
* decay, leaving the skies the only means of profit.
* deliver workers to their jobs from their homes.
* have a profound effect on the urban form and development patterns of a city.
* pose a chance of accidents at all times.
* reflect the changing needs and perceptions of society.

Water supply
* Every water supply contains some sodium and chloride.
* Water supplies are also highly vulnerable to pollution.
* is among the most serious problems facing the cities of developing countries
  - clean rainwater
  - one of mankind's greatest problems and it is becoming worse each and every year
  - vital to all human activities and is sensitive to climate
* major problem for the development of Australian resources.

Water system
* Many water systems are already under severe biological stress.
* Some water systems have a high mineral concentration giving the consumer a salty or soda taste.
* add chlorine to kill bacteria.
* are affected by coal mining
  - very energy intensive
* break, including levees and dams, as well as sewer and public water systems.
* depend on electricity and telecommunications.
* use disinfectants, such as chlorine, to kill harmful bacteria.
### fact | observation:

Microscopic observation
* can confirm the identity of fungi and reveal their spores.
* reveals changes in skeletal and heart muscle.

Optical observation
* are probably the most direct way to quantify the surface of crystals.
* suggest that the lobes correspond to the equatorial plane of the progenitor.

Radio observation
* show occurrences.
* yield results.

Recent observation
* indicate that they are also formed by phagocytic cells in the lungs.
* provide evidence
  - information
* show appearances.

Scientific fact
* are generalizations that admit of exceptions
  - observations
* is an observation
* prove there are none except the carcinogens produced by the smoke.
* support decisions.

Several observation
* imply existence.
* indicate that calmodulin is also required for cellular growth and division.
* provide information.

Spectroscopic observation
* allow astronomers to determine the chemical make-up of a planet.
* show that the rings are enriched in the element nitrogen.

Systematic observation
* are the basis for forming generalizations, or hypotheses.
* is used mostly to monitor changes in pest and beneficial insects populations.

Telescopic observation
* show the motions of the moons over several hours.
* tend to offer sensitive views of only very small pieces of the universe.

Social fact
* are widely shared aspects of society.
* are, in a word, statistical.
* come into existence through human construction.
* exist because of human sociability.

### fact | specific:

Specific phobia
* are common in childhood and typically are outgrown by adulthood
  - females
  - fears caused by a specific object or situation
  - particular to the individual
  - typically fears of particular objects or situations
* involve things such as certain animals or flying in airplanes.
* is the fear of a specific object or thing.
* occur in people of all ages.

Specific research opportunity
* relates to growth.
* relates to human growth
  - population growth
### failure | loss:

Vision loss
* can be one of the changes the older person experiences
  - very traumatic, leading to frustration and depression
  - progress rapidly
  - vary from barely noticeable to severe
* common side effect of diabetes, but it can be prevented if detected early
* has a powerful impact on one s daily life
  - one's daily life
* is also common due to deterioration of the cornea and lens
  - caused by damage to the optic nerve
  - extremely gradual and begins in periphery
  - normally progressive, and eventually results in total blindness
  - related to the location and amount of retinal thinning caused by the drusen
* is the inability to perceive visual stimuli
  - number one disabling condition, after arthritis and heart disease, among elderly
  - usually preventable if glaucoma is detected early through painless testing
* occurs as a result of acute blockage in an inflamed artery feeding the optic nerve.
* robs people of their independence, mobility and quality of life.
* simulates for different eye conditions.

Visual loss
* can occur if there are embolic events in the distribution of the retinal arteries.
* is rapid and usually associated wth the development of a visual field defect.
* occurs because of either optical or neural problems.

### failure | loss:

Water loss
* Most water loss is the result of a leaking toilet.
* can account for over half of the shrinkage for hay stored more than four months
  - also occur with runoff and percolation below the level of root absorption
* can be a life threatening problem for young children
  - life-threatening problem for young children
* common postharvest problem with green beans.
* continues during flooded conditions while uptake declines greatly in the roots.
* is almost entirely by respiration
  - another phenomenon of spaceflight, and the briny solution helps prevent dehydration
* is greatest during periods of strong winds and during periods of sunny, mild weather
  - winds and on bright, sunny days
* is greatest during windy, sunny conditions
  - minimal through most cuticles
  - reduced when the respiratory surfaces are somehow covered
* occurs as heat breaks down the membranes of the cells that compose the food product
  - due to water leakage, faulty water meters, and necessary hydrant flushing
  - in the skin by two routes
  - rapidly when excercising at high altitude
* vary greatly with physical activity and environmental conditions.
### farming:

Animal husbandry
* is agriculture
  - an integral part of the mountain farming system in Nepal
  - common along farming
  - developed as well as the cloth weaving, and basketry
  - mainly to provide offerings for ceremonies
  - one of the vital components of local economy
  - part of agriculture
  - raisings
  - the chief source of livelihood in the region
* provides a key method of relating to people.

Arboriculture
* are farming.
* involves many types of activities.
* is an art and a science
  - extensive, with an abundance of walnuts, mulberries, and various kinds of fruit
  - recognised as the complete care, management and maintenance of amenity trees
* is the care of trees and shrubs, particularly in urban settings
  - trees, primarily around homes and in towns and parks
  - cultivation of trees
  - study of trees

### farming:

Dairy farming
* Some dairy farming is carried out in the better lands in the east of the country.
* generates more gross farm sales than other types of farms.
* is Okeechobee County's major agricultural activity.
* is also a major industry
  - an important economic activity
  - another form of income for villages
  - as cruel as livestock farming in many ways
  - important in some areas
  - such a way of life that it'll take time to adjust
* is the largest agricultural enterprise in the Islands, followed by apple orchards
  - source of agricultural revenue
  - main industry with some horse and cattle breeding
* is the most important branch of agriculture
  - livestock enterprise on organic farms
  - vitally important to the Vermont economy and to the state's character
  - where the money flows
+ Cotentin Peninsula, Economy: Normandy :: Geography of France :: Peninsulas
  * The main economical resource is agriculture. Dairy farming is a prominent activity. The region is also famous for its shellfish culture. Other products are alcoholic beverages like cider and calvados, made from locally grown apples and pears.

Subsistence farming
* is the primary occupation for more then five million inhabitants.
* raises such crops as pigeon peas, sweet potatoes, Indian corn, and beans.
### fast-paced game:

Water polo
* are games
  - sports
  - team sports
* covers basic skills and strategies.
* fast-paced game.
* game of strength, quickness and endurance.
* grueling game.
* has a period called ''dead time''.
* helps foster cooperation and camaraderie within a club structure.
* incorporates aspects from many other sports.
* involves plenty of physical contact as players battle for possession of the ball.
* is also popular in Australia and South Africa.
* is an athletic game
  - exciting, challenging, and fun sport
  - known as water soccer and is one of the fastest growing sports in the nation
  - one of the most physically demanding sports
  - open to both boys and girls
  - still an unknown sport
* offers a great alternative to lap swimming.
* team game.
* team sport played much like soccer or rugby
  - which requires all the players to be interdependent upon each other
+ Water polo, Outline: Summer Olympic sports
  * Water polo is a team game. Two teams play a match. Each match has four periods called 'quarters'. The length of each period is usually between 5 to 8 minutes. Because the amount of time spent on fouls or out throws is not counted in the quarter time, an average quarter really lasts around 12 minutes.

### fast-paced sport:

Web surfing
* fast-paced sport.
* is fun
  - one of the most popular Internet activities
  - synonymous to waiting
* remains fluid in nature.
* right-brain activity, more closely tied to reverie than to linear reading.

### fastball:

Slider
* are cold-blooded and spend much of the day sunning on rocks and logs
  - fastball
  - hamburgers
  - mostly carnivorous when young and become more and more vegetarian as they grow older
  - native to the United States and common in the South
  - part of zippers
  - popular as pets and in scientific research
  - television shows
  - turtles
* bury themselves in loose soil or mud during the winter to escape the cold.
* can be analog or digital devices that display their values graphically.
* control the planet's radius and the amount of noise.
* have a bright red patch behind the eye, as well as a yellow-striped head
  - poor hearing but are very sensitive to vibrations
* is fastball
* program designed to aid recording of smear slide data.
### fat soluble:

Synthetic estrogen
* have negative side effects, some of which can be quite serious.
* is fat soluble.
* seem to be especially likely to reduce activity.

Fat store
* are the largest storage source of energy.
* become the body's molecular pantry.
* increase and release leptin, which acts on the hypothalamus.
* provide energy when meals are hard to come by or are few and far between.

### fatal neurodegenerative conditions:

Prion disease
* appear to arise in three ways.
* are fatal neurodegenerative conditions
  - illnesses
  - very rare
* can jump species.
* cause the slow degeneration of the nervous system.
* have several unusual features.
* involve abnormal foldings of the prion protein in the brain.
* occur worldwide.
+ Prion disease, Prion diseases: Infectious diseases :: Neurology

Fate
* calling without a caller.
* cruel and sometimes unjust animal.
* depends on facts
  - success
* determines whether one is rich or poor, well or ill, has a large family or is childless.
* is also a concept that informs our understanding of our personal lives
  - an occurrence
  - fate, whether good or bad
  - the sole power which rules the actions of man
  - video games
  - when two people meet or share an experience without any forethought
* means that our present circumstances are a result of our actions in the past.
* often plays a part in the outcome of a mediation.
* power believed to control all events and to be impossible to resist.
* term that means many things to different individuals, cultures and societies.

### fate:

Karma
* Some karmas are like a golden chain.
* are destiny.
* is fate

### fate | karma:

Bad karma
* are located in conferences.
* is taught to be caused by pride, anger, greed, attachment and lust.
* leads to the accumulation of pap - sin.
+ Sikhism, Beliefs, Salvation
  * Followers are all trying to reach salvation, meaning they are trying to break the process of rebirth and become one with God. The thing that is keeping people from reaching union is bad karma. Bad karma is taught to be caused by pride, anger, greed, attachment and lust. Sikhs try to stay away from these things. Sikhs also believe that a piece of god resides within everything in the world. Once an individual discovers the god within and stops searching else then can he reach salvation.

### fathers:

Biological father
* are fathers
  - male animals
  - parents
  - the least likely source of abuse for their children
* are, in fact, very important for the healthy development of children.
### feeling:

Active feeling
* Active Feeling is the basis of sound mental health and aliveness.
* has roots in mindfulness, focusing, and old school clearing.

Affect
* are feelings.
* cause feel.
* is feeling

### feeling | affect:

Positive affect
* facilitates problem solving.
* fascilitates creative problem solving.

Affection
* are violent things in and of themselves.
* can exist without sex, in fact perhaps affection is closer to love than sex is.
* is also a prerequisite for sustained sexual fulfillment in a relationship
  - another word for emotions
  - by definition an emotional word
  - likes
  - located on the upper back of the head
  - standard for mammals and people
* sometimes grows and matures into caring, attachment and love.
* tender, warm feeling.
* vital element that changes after a child.
### feeling | amazement | shock:

Cardiogenic shock
* are shocks.
* can also occur with normal output.
* is caused by failure of the heart due to intrinsic myocardial damage
  - impaired function of the heart
  - insufficient cardiac output such as is seen in heart attacks
  - due to a severe depression of left ventricular contractile performance
* remains the major cause of death among patients with acute coronary syndromes.

Future shock
* is the dizzying disorientation brought on by the premature arrival of the future
  - response to over-stimulation
  - state of unhappy, confused, angry, stressed or frightened individuals
* time phenomenon, a product of the greatly accelerated rate of change in society.

Heat shock
* induces translocation to the nucleus of the unliganded glucocorticoid receptor.
* inhibits cytokine-induced nitric oxide synthase expression by rat and human islets.
* produces periodic somitic disturbances in the zebrafish embryo.
* protects action potentials from high temperatures in locust motoneurons
  - neuromuscular transmission
* triggers bacteria to take up plasmid.

Hypovolemic shock
* are shocks.
* can readily occur with severe fracture or concomitant vascular lacerations.
* causes blood vessels to constrict to increase venous return and maintain pressure.
* develops rapidly in more severely affected horses.
* is caused by a reduction in the volume of blood
  - the result from blood or fluid loss

Septic shock
* can occur with any severe infection.
* is also rare with acute trauma
  - induced in experimental animals e.g. by the application of endotoxin
  - the most important form of shock in veterinary medicine
* real threat when there are no white blood cells to fight infection.
* refers to the dangerously low blood pressure caused by sepsis.
* remains a major challenge in the current management of critically ill patients.

Thermal shock
* can cause certain stones to crack during the plating process
  - occur if the water temperature changes happen suddenly
* occurs when the bulk temperature of the exchanger is suddenly raised or lowered.

Angry feeling
* are a normal, inevitable part of life
  - part of being a human being
* depend on one's perception of the situation.

Anticipation
* causes increased blood flow to the anterior cingulate cortex.
* form of tension.
* is an outlook
  - expectations
  - key to instinct and judgement
  - part of the process of strategic planning
* is the key to life, and also photography
  - name of the game in a fast-moving sport like tennis

Aversion
* are avoidance.
* cause for the origination of actions.
* is dislike
  - the dwelling upon pain
### feeling | desire:

Frustration
* are annoyance
  - disappointment
  - emotion
  - part of human experience
* can cause some people to look for violent means to solve a problem
  - come from an inability to act, and to express inner awarenesses
  - easily lead to anger
  - occur in many forms
  - result from long periods of abstinence
* feeling of tension that occurs when our efforts to reach some goal are blocked
  - state that emanates from our innate aggression
* form of stress and can damage health
  - needs to be avoided
* human experience that escapes no one.
* is an inherent component of the continually evolving processes of technology
  - attachment to a goal
  - caused by two factors - equipment and environment
  - halfway between anger and discouragement
* is the outcome of defeated love
  - state of the world
* leads to anger, anger to aggression, often in the form of spouse or child abuse.
* mind set that leads to emotions ranging from mild irritation to extreme anger.
* occurs when something is promised and then repeatedly taken away.
* often leads to a number of negative feelings and effects.
* refers to the inability of a system to simultaneously satisfy all constraints present.
* time of inner confusion, a void, which no material item or any person can fill.

Itch
* ends with scratchs.
* is desire
  - diseases

### feeling | desire | itch:

Jock itch
* affects the groin area, and athlete's foot affects the feet.
* appears as a red, itchy rash that is often ring-shaped.
* can spread by contact with unwashed clothing or athletic cups.
* causes a burning sensation and chaffed, itchy and irritated skin.
* common fungal infection in the groin area and on the genitals of men
  - term for the infection of the groin region
* develops most often in warm weather and is contracted mainly by boys and men.
* form of fungal infection also known as groin ringworm.
* fungal infection in the groin area that causes a raised, itchy, red rash
  - of the groin and upper thighs
* is caused by a fungus infection that thrives in warm, moist areas
  - the same tinea
  - more likely to occur after taking antibiotics
* is more likely to occur in males than females
  - men than women
  - much more common in men than women
  - ringworm on the body
* moist, itchy rash in the groin area.
* occurs when the groin area becomes sweaty, allowing fungi to build up.

Swimmers itch
* is caused by a tiny worm
  - controlled by eliminating snails with copper sulfate
* skin rash caused by certain parasites of birds and mammals.

Longing
* are desire
  - emotion
* is desire
  - the hunger for sacredness

Lust
* Every lust depraved habit or disposition, continually inclining the heart to evil.
* begins in the heart, but is consummated with physical actions.
* causes a desire to kisses.
* envelopes the conscious mind, and detaches the body.
* excites energy and releases strength.
* gives birth to sin, and sin produces death.
  - mortal sin

Selfish desire
* is the origin of pain and suffering
  - root of all evil in the society, family, or the world from time immemorial
* root cause of suffering.
### feeling | desire:

Unconscious desire
* motivate people to act accordingly.
+ Freud's psychoanalytic theories
  * The role of the mind is something that Freud repeatedly talks about because he believes that the mind is responsible for both conscious and unconscious decisions based on drives and forces. Unconscious desires motivate people to act accordingly. We are simply actors in the drama of our minds, pushed by desire, pulled by coincidence
  - theories, 'Religion'
  * Religion is an illusion and it derives its strength from the fact that it falls in with our instinctual desires. Freud believes that people rely on religion to give explanations for anxieties and tension they do not want to consciously believe in. This reverses the idea of any type of religion because he believes that it is constructed by the mind. The role of the mind is something that Freud repeatedly talks about because he believes that the mind is responsible for both conscious and unconscious decisions based on drives and forces. The idea that religion causes people to behave in a moral way is incorrect according to Freud because he believes that no other force has the power to control the ways in which people act. Unconscious desires motivate people to act accordingly

Urge
* are desire
  - motivation
* is desire

### feeling | desire | urge:

Urge incontinence
* accounts for two-thirds of incontinence cases in the elderly.
* affects millions of American men and women.
* can mimick stress and result in loss of urine during similar activities.
* causes a person to release urine involuntarily due to detrusor overactivity
  - urine to leak without any warning
* is an immediate, strong urge to urinate
  - inability to hold the urine once the urge to urinate occurs
* is associated with a heightened urgency and frequency of urination
  - an abrupt and strong desire to urinate
* is caused by a sudden, involuntary bladder contraction
  - abnormal contractions of the bladder
  - described as sudden onsets of urgency without control to hold the urine back
  - due to contraction of bladder muscles
  - enuresis
  - leakage from an overactive bladder
  - marked by an urgent, and quickly irresistible desire to urinate
  - more common in older women
  - the abrupt and unstoppable desire to urinate
* is the inability to hold urine long enough to reach a toilet
  - suppress a sudden urge to urinate
* is the involuntary loss of urine associated with a strong desire to urinate
  - following an uncontrollable urge to urinate
  - when there strong desire to urinate
  - most common type of incontinence in our age group
  - sudden, uncontrolled loss of urine, and can occur without warning
  - uncontrolled urine loss preceded by a strong urge to urinate
* is urinary incontinence
  - leakage that comes from a sudden, uncontrollable urge to urinate
* strong urge to urinate followed by a sudden uncontrollable rush of urine.
* sudden uncontrollable desire to urinate.

Yen
* is desire
  - the basic coin in Japan just like the penny is the basic coin in America
* system used by network and system administrators to make DNS updates.
### feeling:

Distress
* affects people in a negative often harmful manner.
* also has the potential to affect health.
* becomes more apparent during nursing, and crias commonly gasp as milk is inhaled.
* happens when a manager's bodies over-react to events.
* is adversity
  - an adverse condition resulting from an unrelieved stressor
  - bred in social isolation and from the ensuing sense of alienation from others
  - caused by many factors and even allows animals to adapt to their environment
  - dysfunctional for both individuals and organizations
  - negative stress associated with losing, failing or being overworked
  - pain
  - seizures
  - stress caused by an event in one' s life
  - the stress that makes one upset or even sick
* maladaptive response to a stressor.
* occurs when an employee experiences too much or too little stress
  - stress becomes difficult to manage in our lives
* often interferes with sleep, putting further stress on the person's nervous system.
* refers to the reactions when the demand is perceived as a problem or threat.
* screams as a measure of kinship in birds.

### feeling | distress:

Abdominal distress
* common symptom of lead poisoning.
* refers to any pain or discomfort in the abdomen.

Marital distress
* can be an important health hazard for adults and children.
* is an important health hazard for adults and children
  - hazzard for adults and children
* leads to depression and reduces immune system functioning in adults.

Mental distress
* affects young and old, rich and poor.
* is another form of suffering that euthanasia seeks to relieve
  - part of life

### feeling | distress:

Respiratory distress
* can lead to failure, which can be fatal.
* increases rapidly as the epiglottis swells.
* is common among babies born prematurely and that was the case here
  - frequently the first manifestation of the infection
  - nearly always secondary to pulmonary edema rather than muscle paralysis
  - rare with the exception of young infants
  - seen after subchronic exposure by inhalation
  - the leading cause of death in preterm newborns
* major cause of death
  - complication and can result in death
* occurs followed by cessation of breathing and cardiac arrest.
* reflects pulmonary edema.
### feeling | emotion | anger | tantrum:

Temper tantrum
* Some temper tantrums are too disruptive or aggressive for parents to ignore.
* Temper Tantrums Learn how to prevent and cope with temper tantrums.
* are a healthy outlet for frustration.
* are a normal part of child development
  - growing up
  - temporary loss of control
  - common and are probably related to undue fatigue
  - usually dramatic, intense and full of emotion
  - very common in children beginning around the age of two
  - worse and occur more often when a child is hungry, tired, or sick
* increase and are used for attention and control.
* persist in children because they work.

Unbridled anger
* character trait that renders a person unfit for leadership.
* is the source for much outward acts of violence and inward roots of bitterness.

Different emotion
* Many different emotions arise which can cause confusion and frequent changes of mood.
* evoke different colours.
* produce different patterns of arousal.

Emotional state
* are always impetus for action, meant to be physically expressed
  - just that - emotions at work in the dog s body and mind
  - the result of chemical changes in the body
* become physical symptoms.
* is another factor that can affect drug use
### feeling | emotion | fear:

Dental fear
* multifactorial problem frequently encountered during dental treatment of children.
* very real feeling, which many people share.

### feeling | emotion | fear:

Fear conditioning
* induces associative long-term potentiation in the amygdala.
* is when a previously neutral stimulus is used to elicit fear.
+ Behaviorism, Classical conditioning: Psychology
  * Fear conditioning is when a previously neutral stimulus is used to elicit fear. The researchers tested infants' emotional reactions. They found that Little Albert would react to a loud noise and then consequently conditioned that noise to elicit fear when he saw a white rat. After a period of time, Little Albert would cry when he saw a white rat or anything small and white, even his stuffed animal.

Horror
* comes in many forms and sizes.
* focuses on the deepest fears that people encounter.
* is located in dentists.
* refers to delirium tremens.
* works when it plays off our fear of the unknown.

### feeling | emotion | fear | horror:

Psychological horror
* is fear of a believable, reasonable force.
* plays with human rationalization.
* walks the fine line between the rational and irrational mind.

### feeling | emotion | fear:

Panic
* can appear at any age although it usually begins in young adulthood
  - cause injury or death
  - lead to risky behaviour, such as running across a busy street
  - result in a fatal accident, regardless of whether one is in or out of a kayak
* causes injuries
  - panic
* great contributor to the number of deaths that occur in the outdoors.
* increases the child's breathing difficulty.
* involves erratic running and leaping, often accompanied by shrill squealing.
* is an illness of the mind
  - irrational extension of fear
  - anxiety which has gone beyond the level of the manageable
  - bands
  - born of ignorance
  - contagious during a disaster
  - distress
* is fear without cause
  - preparation
  - loss of control
  - more contagious than the common cold, and spreads in a matter of seconds
  - natural when things seem to change from nothing
  - nervousness
* is one of the basest of human emotions and no one is immune to it
  - most significant causes of injury
  - quite common in the United States
  - sudden, excessive, unreasoning, infectious terror
* is the body's automatic response to fear or a threatening situation
  - key psychological mood of postmodern culture
* is the mother of all calamities
  - invention
  - what causes permanent data loss
* is, essentially, an extreme fear of fear.
* kills the capacity to react.
* leads to quick and irrational decisions which oftentimes result in injury or death.
* natural response to the millennial consolidation of power.
* result of feeling overwhelmed.
* rush of overwhelming anxiety that comes on very quickly.
* very contagious emotion
  - deep, psycho-physical response to immediate danger
* waste of energy and time.
### feeling | emotion | fear:

Panic attack
* Some panic attacks come on very quickly and involve m intense feelings
  - quickly and involve many intense feelings
* appear suddenly without any apparent cause.
* are a chemical imbalance in the brain which has a genetic predisposition
  - part of normal life and at other times they represent disease
  - actually very common
  - anxiety pent up until it explodes
  - diseases
  - entirely different from generalized anxiety
  - far more acute and frightening than generalized anxiety
  - generally more difficult to treat than other aspects of anxiety
  - individual episodes of severe anxiety
* are often an indication that a person has panic disorder
  - so frightening that they cause people to seek medical help
  - one of the most distressing conditions that a person can experience
  - physical sensations of extreme fear triggered by an anxious panicky thought
  - short, severe and overwhelming episodes of intense fear
* are sudden episodic events which result in transient, acute, or severe anxiety
  - overwhelming episodes of terror that occur for no apparent reason
  - spells of intense anxiety that usually come on without warning
* are sudden, intense periods of anxiety accompanied by intense physical sensations
  - isolated periods of fear or discomfort
  - the primary symptom of panic disorder, and the avoidance behavior is secondary
  - usually abrupt and intense
* arise suddenly and typically last for several minutes.
* can be extremely frightening
  - very frightening
  - begin after a loss such as a death, unemployment, divorce
  - cause the level of carbon dioxide in the bloodstream to fall
  - certainly mimic climacteric hot flushes
  - frequently result in a significant disruption of normal behavior
* can happen at any time and any place without warning
  - in people who have many different psychological problems
  - occur anywhere, from airplanes to wide open spaces
* can occur at any time and vary in time span
  - which is characteristic for panic disorder
  - time, lasting from a few seconds up to half an hour
  - in anyone
  - suddenly and without warning, instilling paralyzing fear
  - run in families too
* occur in many different situations and for different reasons
* place people at a higher risk of sudden cardiac arrest.
* reach maximum intensity within a minute or two of onset
  - or two once they begin
* seem to run in families.
* subside as abruptly as they begin, lasting anywhere from seconds to several hours.
* test our ability to live in the moment.
* vary in intensity and frequency
  - tend to be exacerbated by stressful periods
  - their frequency and intensity

### feeling | emotion | fear | panic:

Moral panic
* can become self-fulfilling.
* conjure up deviant conspiracies.
* intends to reinforce the boundaries between the self and the other.
* start with a basis in reality, but escalate through exaggeration.

Scare
* are fear.
* is fear
* occurs when there is threat to body or soul.
### feeling | emotion | fright:

Stage fright
* is albums
  - an emotional reaction which restricts physical abilities
  - fear of feeling in front of others
  - often due simply to lack of experience
  - something everybody has to handle in their own way
* negative term for excitement.
* problem that can usually be dealt with relatively quickly and simply.

### feeling | emotion | gratitude:

Gratefulness
* are gratitude.
* has power to change and heal society.
* is also closely related to the punishment in the Hereafter
  - related to g race which means the release of loveliness

Thankfulness
* is gratitude
* leads to contentment, and contentment is another word for happiness.
* occurs inwardly, in what our heart expresses.
### feeling | emotion:

Strong emotion
* affecting various organs show similar outflow of energy.
* are always the result of limiting thought
  - something that make characters real for children
* call for vivid blues, reds, yellows-colors to stir the senses.
* can lead to unwanted behaviors.
* have a physical energy.
* make people do dumb things, sometimes.
* produce tunnel vision and hence restrict the ability to process information.
* seem to be stored well on objects.
* well known precipitant of unstable angina or heart attack.

### feeling:

Enthusiasm
* is also an important component of self-governed learning
  - an ongoing energy supply tapped into the flow of life itself
  - excitement
  - feelings
  - interest
* is the X-ray of the soul, that penetrates and reveals the invisible
  - electricity of life
  - greatest contributor to success in the world today
  - quality that generates excitement and the force that gets things done
  - warmth in the fire, it's the breath in all things alive
  - what generates change
* state of mind.

### feeling | enthusiasm:

Lyricism
* are exuberance.
* constant in a nation of contradictions and conflicts.
* is both a matter of grip and of touch
  - enthusiasm
  - the emotional or song-like quality, the lyrical property, of lyric poetry

Zeal
* describes the extent to which a hacker believes in and supports free software.
* is an interactive web directory that lets people come together and share their knowledge
  - eagerness
  - the impulse to go forward, the urge behind all things

Expectancy
* is an outlook
  - emotion
  - real belief
  - the belief that one has the capabilities to produce the outcome
* relates to a person's expectations based on prior experience.
### feeling | pleasure | relief:

Eye relief
* can be particularly important for eyeglass wearers.
* is the distance from the eyepiece where the full field of view is visible
  - ocular lens to the user's eye
+ Binoculars, Features: Optics :: Tools
  * It is the distance the observer must position his or her eye behind the eyepiece in order to see the image. The longer the focal length of the eyepiece, the greater the eye relief. Binoculars may have eye relief ranging from a few millimeters to 2.5 centimeters or more. Eye relief can be particularly important for eyeglass wearers.

Liberalisation
* common issue facing governments and business.
* gradual process.
* is relief
* means the freedom to participate in business without restriction.
* promotes competition and greater choice and keener pricing for consumers.

### feeling | pleasure | relief | liberalisation:

Trade liberalisation
* 'win-win' situation.
* global process affecting every country in the world.
* has far-reaching consequences for women s livelihoods
  - nothing to do with sovereignty
* is an important driving force behind economic growth
  - only one factor exacerbating problems for the poor in many countries
* threatens the position of regional manufacturers and agricultural producers.

### feeling | pleasure | relief:

Pain relief
* can often improve a person's gait and reduce stumbling
  - reduce hypoxemia in distressed neonates during routine treatment procedures
* is called analgesia
  - especially important during old age
  - known to be more powerful and longer lasting than general pain relieving tablets
  - seen with continued use as damaged tissues are repaired and rebuilt
  - the major reason for the use of physical agents
* is the most common reason people seek acupuncture
  - want a hip replacement
* major focus of many areas of health care.
* medical reason for taking narcotics or any other drug

Surrogate
* Some surrogates also face difficult emotional and psychological issues over letting the baby go.
* also express empathy for childless couples.
* are films.

Tax relief
* is an achievement for families struggling to enter the middle class.
* occurs when government doesn t take money from people in the first place.

Sensual pleasure
* are a terror, Poisoning the minds of people
  - one group of pleasures
* motivates humans to have sex.
* offer to bring happiness and joy, but they lack staying power.
### fertilizer:

Liquid fertilizer
* Most liquid fertilizers contain polyphosphates.
* are a convenient way to supply needed nutrients
  - easiest to use on citrus trees that grow in containers
* can be easier to use, as are grow sticks or other solid fertilizers.
* dissolve most readily, followed by powders, and then granular types.
* facilitates growth.
* has the benefit of providing quick uptake of nutrients.
* is absorbed quickly by the roots
  - just a solution of water-soluble compounds
  - safe and easy to use with little risk to personal safety
  - the most common and easiest way to apply nutrients to a large number of plants
* require a sprayer.
* wind up in wetlands and streams where they kill plants and animals.