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

Art movie
* are often about people's feelings and thoughts.
+ Art film, A comparison of an art movie and a blockbuster movie: Movies
  * Blockbuster movies often have very large budgets. This money is used to pay large salaries for the actors. It pays for special effects and for advertisements. Art movies have small budgets. They usually have unknown or little-known actors. Some even use amateur actors. Some art films will even use regular people with no experience as actors to work as the actors. It is not uncommon for Art film directors to use friends and family members as actors
  - Why are art movies different from regular movies?
  * He wrote that art films are different from regular Hollywood movies. Regular Hollywood movies have a clear story and plot. Art film often have much stranger stories. In an art film, the stories may be hard to understand. As well, in an art film, the audience may have a hard time understanding what is going on. Art movies are often about people's feelings and thoughts. Art movies are often about big questions that a person has to answer about who they are or what they should do in a situation

### movie:

Blockbuster movie
* are part of the reason why people make art films.
* have a large amount of television advertising , billboards and internet sites
  - famous actors and large budgets
  * The opposite of an art film is a popular blockbuster movie. Blockbuster movies have famous actors and large budgets. They are made so that millions of people will pay money to see the movie.
  * To understand why movie directors make art movies, one has to know about blockbuster movies. Blockbuster movies are part of the reason why people make art films. Movie directors making art films try to make them very different from blockbuster movies. The movie is a more personal statement by the director. Blockbusters are made for commercial reasons and art films are made for personal reasons.
  * Blockbuster movies have a large amount of television advertising, billboards and internet sites. Art films often have little or no advertising.
  * Blockbuster movies are very popular. This causes more movies to be made using the same story and characters. For example, the 'James Bond' movies all tell stories about the British spy named James Bond. The 'Star Wars' science fiction movies all tell stories about spaceships and outer space wars. Art films are very rarely made into franchises with sequels. This is because directors of art films are often trying to create a new movie with new ideas for each movie they make.

Monster movie
* can fit in the horror, fantasy, or science fiction genres.
  * can fit in the horror, fantasy, or science fiction genres. In Japan, large monsters are called kaiju.

Slasher movie
* are a subgenre of horror movies.
+ Horror movie, Slasher movies: Movie genres
  * Slasher movies are a subgenre of horror movies. They are often also a type of thriller movie. Slasher movies normally have a psychopathic killer killing a sequence of people. This is usually in a very violent way.

### movies:

Sports movie
* are movies.
* have athletes or sporting events at the center of their narratives.
### multi-billion dollar industry:

Health food
* Some health food contains soy.
* have a lot of different meanings to a lot of different people.
* is food
  - solid food
* multi-billion dollar industry.

### multi-cultural music:

Jewish music
* Most Jewish music is borrowed from the cultures they live in.
* is multi-cultural music
  - the expression of the life and times of the Jewish people

### multi-faceted phenomenon:

Psychological abuse
* can include threats to take the children away
  - leave women with health problems
* is difficult to define as a crime
  - frequently the most damaging over time
  - more common and widespread than physical abuse
* multi-faceted phenomenon.

Social conflict
* Some social conflict occurs in schools.
* are imaginary constructs.
* continues because of their opportunistic and irresponsible attitudes.
* is an integral element of change, and results in a new situation of dynamic balance
  - the struggle for agency or power in society
  - then a manifestation of unintegrated individuals, of anomie

### multi-million dollar business:

Car theft
* are common and can occur in daylight.
* constitutes a significant economic loss to society.
* is often a stepping stone to other crime
  - the most commonly reported crime
* multi-million dollar business.

### multi-purpose activity:

Community gardening
* comprises a wide variety of approaches to sharing land and gardens.
* gives people a chance to meet and mingle with their neighbors.
* is about both community and gardening.
* multi-purpose activity.
* unique way communities help fight hunger and urban decay.

### multi-threaded program:

Nachos
* are most popular in Mexico
  - nachos
  - tortilla chips with a spicy sauce eaten before a meal
* multi-threaded program.
* now contain gluten.
  * Anaya worked at a restaurant called the Victory Club in Piedas Negras, Coahuila, Mexico. One night, the wives of several soldiers from nearby Fort Duncan arrived at the restaurant after it had closed for the day. Nachos are most popular in Mexico.

### multibillion-dollar industry:

Hair care
* is attention
  - care
* multibillion-dollar industry.
* starts with washing the hair.
Musicality
* Musicalities represent socially specific developments of the universal fact of rhythm.
* includes rhythm and sound.

### musicians:

Recording artist
* Some recording artists encourage pirating of their music.
* are musicians.

Mutant
* Many mutants are, in fact, lethal to their possessors.
* Most mutants affect coat texture
  - have defects
* Some mutants affect appearances.
* Some mutants exhibit phenotypes
  - same phenotypes
* Some mutants have ability
  - developmental defects in processes other than enclosure
  - lack visual neurons and are motion-blind
  - show band patterns
  - use vectors
* are also defective in muscle organization
  - animals
  - created by mad scientists
  - organisms
  - present within every population, from bacteria to man
  - usually more aggressive and in bigger numbers at night than during the day
* can also change the structure of the denatured state.
* give off steam when aroused.
  - effects
  - limited understanding because they measure time in terms of themselves
  - missing muscles, misplaced muscles, and nuclei within a muscle are disorganized
  - slight defects
* includes cell membranes
  - cells
  - corpi
  - cytoplasm
  - plasma membranes
  - sections
  - vacuoles
* is an organism
* show lags of hours when down-shifted nutritionally.
+ Mutant (Marvel), Mutants as a Metaphor for Racism: Marvel Comics
  * The 1981 story set in the future, 'Days of Futures' Past', shows a mutant Holocaust. Mutants are herded into concentration camps and killed.

### mutant:

Double mutant
* behave similar to the single gene knockouts.
* have missing and disorganized longitudinal and commissural axon tracts.

Freak
* are freaks
  - located in subways
* die young.

Homozygous mutant
* die of respiratory failure shortly after birth.
* exhibit extreme dwarfism, sexual infantilism and significant perinatal mortality.
* show severe deficits in certain aspects of learning and memory.
### mysterious disease:

Acute appendicitis
* is the commonest emergency in childhood requiring surgery.
* is the most common indication for emergency laparotomy in children
  - nonobstetric cause of acute abdominal pain during pregnancy
  - surgical disease of the abdomen
  - where the inflamation gets so bad that it bursts
* mysterious disease.

### myth:

Rationalism
* casts aside experience, for reason alone is our source of knowledge.
* creates an artificial man, one in whose being neither sin nor conscience have any part.
* gives religion without facts.
* has deep roots in human civilization.
* implies an openness to correct one's positions, based on real-world experience.
* is an adventure in the clarification of thought
  - doctrines
  - hence an attitude of inquiry from end to end
* is the emphasis on reasoning as a source of knowledge
  - great evil of the day
  - keystone of all our freedoms
  - reliance on pure reason or logic
* leads to atheism.
* means the precise weighing of means and ends.
* philosophical theory
* places primary focus on our mind.
* says there is only one aspect, and all others are merely emergent from it.
* seeks a natural as against a supernatural explanation
  - order, self-control and community solidarity
* transforins morality into eternal laws.
### name:

Botanical name
* are in Latin and are used uniformly all over the world
  - specific, but the same common name can refer to several different plants
* lack authorities names.
* refer to specific plants.

### name:

Brand name
* All brand names are trademarks or registered trademarks of their designated organizations
  - registered trademarks of their respective companies
  - registered trademarks of their respective holders
  - registered trademarks of their respective owners
* Some brand names get magical by association with their products.
* are the products of their manufacturers.
* are trademarks of their respective manufacturers
  - or registered trademarks of their respective companies
* is something that can be incredibly important in a business.

Chemical name
* Many chemical names look or sound similar, but represent significantly different substances.
* are long and difficult to pronounce
  - the only way ingredients can be listed because that's what they are
* can also be generic names covering several substances in a category of chemicals.

### name:

Common name
* are chlordane, lindane, atrazine, endrin, etc
  - different names for the same organism based on where they live
  - garlic, allium, stinking rose, nectar of the gods, and camphor of the poor
  - relative distinguished names
  - sorbitol, mannitol and hydrogenated starch hydrolysate
  - used by people to describe something
* can create confusion, since many different tree species use the same common name.
* differ from place to place, but scientific names provide worldwide consistency.
  * A 'common name' of a taxon or organism name that is generally given by people. A common name is not the organism's scientific name. Common names are used by people to describe something. Some common names are not always used by some people. A common name are also known as a vernacular name, English name, colloquial name, trivial name, trivial epithet, country name, popular name, or farmer's name.

Computer name
* can only consist of letter, numbers, and dashes.
* is the unique name of the computer on the network.
### natural phenomenon | deposit:

Mineral deposit
* are examples of finite, non-renewable resources
  - large and include bauxite and petroleum
* can build up inside the heat pump's heat exchanger
  - leave stains on fiberglass units
* form deep in the Earth and are exposed after the volcano has gone long extinct.
* leave the honeycomb structure faster than they can be replaced.

Oil deposit
* All oil deposits contain natural gas, although natural gas is often found without oil.
* create a serious fire risk by allowing fires to spread quickly.

Organic deposit
* Some organic deposits can become very thick.
* are materials that consist of accumulations of local vegetation.

Placer deposit
* come from preexisting lode deposits that are exposed at the surface of the earth.
* consist of gold mixed with sand and gravel.
* form from weathering and erosion of rocks containing gold.

Volcanic deposit
* indicate lakes are common in the caldera.
* make fertile soils.

Desquamation
* generally follows the erythroderma.
* occurs when there are peeling sheets of scale following acute injury to the skin.

### natural phenomenon:

Facilitation
* can occur when a disturbance alters the community.
* increases productivity by increasing group motivation, confidence and commitment.
* is aid
  - also a tool for problem-solving between disputing parties
  - an increase in release probability that follows use of a synapse
  - characterized by interactive participation among all individuals
  - conditions
  - one of the simplest forms of assisted negotiation
  - similar to conciliation, being a less active form of mediation
* is the art of getting people to work together effectively
  - making it easier
  - combination of knowledge and practice
  - deliberate copying of copyrighted software and distributing it
* is the process by which parties are prepared for negotiation or mediation
  - of enabling groups to work cooperatively and effectively
* means that communication is achieved by one area increasing the activity of the other.
* process that leads towards dispute resolution.
* skill that requires special training.
* strategy for helping individuals to develop pointing skills.
* tool to enable groups to discuss and plan more effectively together.
* way of providing leadership without taking the reins.
### natural phenomenon | flood:

Big flood
* destroy communities and displace populations.
* happen irregularly because the climate naturally varies over many years.
### natural phenomenon | flood:

Flood insurance
* covers most losses caused by surface floodwater.
* is for damage from a rising body of water, such as a river or an ocean
  - insurance
  - one of the best ways to keep disaster relief costs down for all taxpayers
  - the first line of defense in a flooding disaster
* problem in a number of communities.
* protects individuals and taxpayers from the expense of flood disaster recovery.
* provides coverage for buildings and the inventories of businesses
  - disaster victims with protection for the future
* seperate policy with seperate deductibles for building and contents.

Large flood
* can bring several inches of rain in a few days or weeks.
* pose a hazard to existing sanitation and drinking water systems.

Major flood
* Most major floods result from prolonged rainfall or from warm rain on wet snow.
  * affect parts of Thailand and Cambodia.

River flood
* are something that occurs with great regularity.
* develop and reach their peak more slowly than flash floods.
* occur when the runoff exceeds the channel capacity.

Small flood
* bring outside water through the narrows relatively unmixed which sinks down to depth.
* can cause massive damage to homes, sweep a vehicle away, or even take a life.
### natural phenomenon | physical phenomenon | electrical phenomenon:

Capacitance
* also implies an associated storage of electrical energy.
* depends only on the geometry of the capacitor.
* equates to square feet.
* is affected by the insulating characteristic of the target, or the dielectric constant
  - what the object is made of
  - analagous to the ability of a jar to hold a fluid
  - assumed to be concentrated at the nodal center of the subvolume
  - directly proportional to the electrostatic force field between the plates
  - equal to the charge divided by the voltage
  - like an inverse of Voltage
* is measured in farads and fractions of a farad
  - or picofarads
  - units of Farads
  - proportional to the dielectric constant of the insulating material between the wires
  - the Charges on the plate divided by the Potential difference
* is the ability of a body to store an electrical charge
  - an object or surface to store an electrical charge
  - to store charge
  - capacity an object has to hold electrons
  - foundation for storing energy in an electric field between two conducting bodies
  - inherent property of electric circuit that opposes change in voltage
  - product of the materials capacitance constant and the mass used
  - property of a capacitor resisting changes in voltage
  - proportionality constant between charge and voltage
  - result of the closeness of structures with independent voltages
* is the tendency of an element to store electrical energy
  - to store electrical charge
  - term used to define the ability to store electrical energy in conducting plates
  - then the capacity to hold charge at a given potential difference
* measure of how effective a capacitor is.
* property that is exhibited by two wires when they are placed close together.

### natural phenomenon | physical phenomenon | electrical phenomenon:

Electric charge
* Most electric charge produces forces
  - magnetic forces
  - uses energy
* Some electric charge has alternate paths
  - electric fields
  - is generated by crystal
* are nothing but relative direction of electric fields
  - the only points of origin for waves
* builds up whenever two materials are separated.
* can be stationary, as in static electricity, or moving, as in an electric current.
* component of atoms.
* create the image on an electrophotographic surface that works as a plate.
* feel a force when they move through a magnetic field.
* fundamental property of matter and is borne by elementary particles
* gives rise to another force, called the electromagnetic force.
* is also quantized.
* is an electrical phenomenon
  - intrinsic property of the fundamental particles that make up matter
  - both negative and positive
  - generated during the melting and freezing process
* lose energy as they flow through the filament of a light bulb.
* passes from metal to metal.
* reflects light.
### natural phenomenon | physical phenomenon | optical phenomenon:

Optical aberration
* changes the apparent form of the lattice as well.
* is an optical phenomenon

### natural phenomenon | physical phenomenon | optical phenomenon:

Optical illusion
* Many optical illusions change the way lines and geometric shapes appear.
* are a category of perceptual failures
  - also useful in a small space
  - everywhere
  - one way of looking at the concept of paradigm
  - the best known and understood
  - tricks played on the brain
* can be both fun and a learning experience for kids
  - deceive the eyes
* fool the eye in judging the distance and speed of the train.
  - imagery
* occur when the brain misinterprets visual signals.
* play tricks on our perception of images.
+ Illusion, Optical illusions: Illusions
  * Optical illusions are the best known and understood. Because they are illusions common to most people, it follows that they are a product of the visual system. The visual system, from the retina to the visual cortex, is what is common to most humans.

### natural phenomenon | physical phenomenon | optical phenomenon | optical illusion:

Apparent motion
* Some apparent motion is caused by earth rotation
* is optical illusion
  - the basis of movement in all television, movies, and computer animation

### natural phenomenon | physical phenomenon | optical phenomenon | parallax:

Motion parallax
* can provide useful depth information for people with low vision.
* has problems in when there is any motion in the scene.
* is one of the depth cues in real life.
* monocular depth cue that can provide a vivid and reliable depth percept.

Trajectory
* Trajectories are the flight paths of objects
  - define the finger contact motions during manipulation
  - refer to long-term patterns of behavior and are marked by a sequence of transitions
  - simulation of a flying object
* is what gives dogs the innate ability to plot an angle and predict an angle of movement.

Violent storm
* Many violent storms occur on Jupiter.
* Most violent storms have wind.
* Some violent storms carry amounts.
* cause overwash that rearranges large amounts of sand.
* occur at frontal boundaries.
* rage each winter.
Nekton
* Some nektons contain minerals.
* includes cell membranes
  - cells
  - corpi
  - cytoplasm
  - nuclei
  - plasma membranes
  - sections
  - vacuoles

### nematodes:

Guinea worm
* Most guinea worms begin life.
* are nematodes.
* causes dreadful suffering and disability among the world's most deprived people.

### nerve end:

Proprioceptor
* are a special class of receptors which help define the position of the body
  - found in tendons, muscles, and joint capsules
  - sensory organs that provide information about the external environment
* nerve end
### nest:

Beehive
* are located in bridges
  - receptacles
  - small, tightly knit groups that are based on shared passion
  - workplaces
* includes bases
* is work
* setting on the ground leads to stress from dampness and lack of ventilation.

Hornet nest
* are composed of a paper substance derived from saliva and wood pulp.
* have a single opening, usually toward the bottom, where the wasps enter and exit.

### network administration issue:

Congestion control
* network administration issue.
* persistent problem that is central to networking.

### network business:

Air transportation
* is important in so large a country
  - rides
  - the chief form of travel, with planes and zeppelins filling the skies
  - transportation
  - used mainly for worker travel and delivery of mail and newspapers
* network business.
* offers the advantage of speed and can be used for long-distance transport.
* remains among the safest forms of travel.
* significant contributor to tourist receipts.

### network protocols:

Security protocol
* Many security protocols have the aim of authenticating one agent to another.
* Most security protocols prefer separating encryption and authentication.
* are network protocols.

### neurobiology:

Neuroscience
* focus on the nervous system including the brain, spinal cord and nerves.
* is neurobiology
* vast collection of links related to the neurosciences.

### neurobiology | neuroscience:

Brain science
* can also help millions of kids with learning disabilities
  - be a tool for early childhood educators through the use of the senses
* is neuroscience
* seems to be still in a relatively primitive stage compared to many other sciences.

Neurophysiology
* BIG field.
* Neurophysiologies are physiology.
* becomes neuro psychology while remaining neurophysiology.
* includes all the electrical tests that study the function of the brain and nerves.
* is covered both at the cellular level and at the systemic level
* reveals causal connections between brain states.

### neurons:

Bipolar cell
* activate ganglion cells ganglion cells send action potential to brain.
* are neurons.
* can respond in two general ways to incoming light.
* is inhibited from firing.

Pyramidal cell
- one major class of neurons in our cortex
* are the principal neurons of the neocortex, the projection neurons
  - projection or output neurons of the cortex
* project their axons to targets away from their points of origin.
### neurotransmitter:

Acetylcholine
* attaches to both receptors but has different effects on the different cell types.
* carries signals from one neuron to another.
* causes contraction of airway smooth muscle, and sympathetic agonists cause relaxation.
* induces contraction in vertebral arteries from hypertensive patients.
* plays numerous roles in the nervous system.
* produces stimulus-specific receptive field alterations in cat auditory cortex.

Different neurotransmitter
* act to send or block nerve signals in different pathways in our brain.
* can also influence perceptions of energy or fatigue.
* have different effects on behavior and emotion
  - the transmission of nerve impulses

Neutrality
* can also mean bias.
* group action
* is an important component of good management
  - obsolete term in the post-Soviet era
  - racism
* is the middle way of peace
  - right to remain at peace when a war is nearby
* occurs when members are indifferent.
* qualitatively changes the dynamics of evolution.
* refers to the relationship that the mediator has with the disputing parties
  - stake an author has in a text
* relates to the mediator's relationship to the parties and the issues involved.
* tends to be a refusal to take sides.
* zero quantity that helps the stronger party in an unequal struggle.

New organism
* are exactly the same as the adult
  - formed by division of a single parent cell
  - produced in rapid multiplication by the process of amitotic or mitotic divisions
* can migrate into an area and old ones can die off or leave.
* get their chromosomes from their parents.
* grow and multiply.
### newborn baby:

Preemie
* also have low red blood cell production.
* are generally thin, underweight, and fragile
  - premature babies who are born too soon
  - very unstable during their first days of life
* have immature bowels
  - too few red blood cells
* newborn baby
* normally have bursts of big breaths followed by periods of shallow breathing or pauses.
* often are at high risk of developmental problems.
* react in different ways to different kinds of touch.

### newborn baby:

Premature baby
* Many premature babies become anemic before their body can make red blood cells
  - develop intraventricular hemorrhages
  - pull through even though their bodies are very immature
* Most premature babies have both kinds of apnea.
* Most premature babies require attention
  - special attention
* Premature babies are also more likely than full-term babies to have hearing problems
  - prone to getting a flat head from positional molding of their skull
  - at higher risk for developing hydrocephalus
  - born without much fat, so they use a lot of energy staying warm
  - especially sensitive to respiratory depression and apnea
  - less stressed by breastfeeding than by bottle feeding
* Premature babies are more at risk for jaundice than others
  - fragile and more at risk for complications after birth
* Premature babies are more likely to develop jaundice due to slow liver functioning
  - get normal jaundice
  - have breathing problems that can cause low oxygen in the blood
  - suffer from jaundice
  - much more sensitive to stimulation
  - neonates
  - often small, and they can have a hard time at first
* Premature babies are often very sleepy as well
  - small, especially if they are born very premature
  - particularly prone toward bleeding in their brains
  - smaller than normal and have immature organs
  - the most common low birth weight babies
  - very apt to die suddenly without any apparent cause
* Premature babies can always use tiny booties and caps
  - be at risk for hydrocephalus because their brains are still developing
  - start breastfeeding much, much earlier than they do in many health facilities
  - face many challenges to survive and thrive
* Premature babies have a higher risk
  - body systems that are more immature
  - erythrocyte hemolysis
  - immature respiratory centers in the brain
  - less time to fully develop and build strength in the womb
  - very little blood and often they lack the ability to produce red blood cells
* Premature babies require special attention
  - care Premature babies are put straight into intensive care
  - weighing no more than two pounds now survive and thrive
* Some premature babies are highly irritable
  - receive additional vitamin supplements, too
* newborn baby
### newborn baby:

Premature infant
* Many premature infants are sickest right after birth and gradually get better as they get older
  - have trouble breathing
  - suffer from chronic lung damage and respiratory distress syndrome
* Most premature infants exhibit movement
  - muscle movement
* Most premature infants exhibit voluntary movement
  - lack ability
  - receive nutrition
* Some premature infants are more susceptible to colds or respiratory infections
  - to respiratory infections than infants born at term
  - have immature retina
* are at highest risk
  - risk for a variety of developmental problems
  - difficult to breast feed because many lack proper motor control
  - more likely to have symptoms than full-term babies
  - particularly prone to kernicterus
* can also suffer from massive fluid leakage from blood vessels into the lungs
  - be susceptible to it
* demonstrate an exaggerated response to pain.
* develop kernicterus at lower levels of jaundice than full term infants.
* have a slightly higher incidence of cerebral palsy
  - about the same incidence of hypothyroidism as full term infants
  - another kind of apnea spell called obstructive apnea
  - heartbeats
  - immature and fragile bowels
  - significant problems feeding by mouth
  - the same schedule and doses as full term babies
* lack a substance in the lung called surfactant
* show a remarkable predisposition to the appearance of edema.
* tend to develop somewhat more slowly.

Preterm baby
* Many preterm babies are also low-birthweight and face the same health risks.
* Preterm babies are often underweight at birth
  - can have physical and mental disabilities that can be long-term

Preterm infant
* Many preterm infants have trouble bottle-feeding.
* are at risk of periventricular haemorrhage
  - particularly vulnerable to aluminum because of their immature renal function
* has complex interneuronal connections but different from term infants.
* have pulmonary immaturity which results in a surfactant deficiency.

News group
* are a discussion forum popular with Internet users
  - collections of postings related to a specific topic
  - open discussion forums on a variety of subjects
  - parts of the internet where people go to discuss specific topics
  - public message forums, just like bulletin boards
  - the most common places where spammers get people's emails from
  - virtual bulletin boards on the Internet
+ Independent body: Public services
  * An 'independent body' is a group employed to give a view without bias. Independent bodies are mainly employed to review public services. Some news groups claim to be independent bodies. In the United States, they are called an 'independent agency' or an independent regulatory agency.
### newspaper | daily:

Daily life
* abounds with examples of the power of visual representation of ideas.
* consists of finding a sunny spot to bask in, eating, and avoiding predators.
* is our vision quest and school, teaching what it means to be human
  - the context of hermeneutics
* requires protection
  - special protection
* tires the soul as well as the body.

Old newspaper
* are also useful in the garden for controlling weeds and for the compost heap.
* are located in pantries
  - trash
* make paper containers.
* tend to turn yellow and brittle with age because of a relatively slow oxidation rate.

Tabloid
* are newspapers.
* love stories where the funny comic goes crazy and self-destructs.

Tabloid newspaper
* Many tabloid newspapers use a photo of a topless or a naked girl to improve their sales.
+ Page Three: Newspaper publishing
  * Many tabloid newspapers use a photo of a topless or a naked girl to improve their sales. For this reason, the feature is referred to as 'Page Three' or 'Page 3'. The newspaper The Sun, who introduced this in 1970, holds a copyright on the name. The Sun showed a picture of a topless girl on page three.

### newspaper | tabloid:

Supermarket tabloid
* operate by different rules from most of the mainstream media.
* say aliens are kidnapping people.

Nickel compound
* Most nickel compounds are blue or green.
* are particularly interesting because of their diverse biological activity
  - potential carcinogens
  - used to color glass green
  - very toxic for plants
* can be green, blue, gray, or black.
+ Nickel, Properties, Chemical compounds: Chemical elements :: Metals :: Transition metals
  * They also are grayish. Nickel compounds can be green, blue, gray, or black.

Nimbus
* Most nimbuses have ability.
* includes coronae
  - photons
### non-linear system:

Human hearing
* has logarithmic response, in both amplitude, and frequency.
* is limited
  - more or less logarithmic, responding to ratios rather than differences
  - tuned an octave lower for human voices
* non-linear system.

### non-medical association:

Disa
* are members of the orchid family, many of which require damp habitats in which to flourish
  - orchids
  - plants
* is an orchid
* non-medical association.

### non-negative:

Square number
* All square numbers are black, because the product of any two numbers of the same colour is black.
* are non-negative.

### non-polypeptide groups:

Prosthetic group
* alternate between reduced and oxidized states as they accept and donate electrons.
* are non-polypeptide groups.
* can be metal ions or various types of organic compounds.

### non-profit activity:

Online community
* Online Communities Gain exposure by linking up with online communities.
* Online communities are Internet refuges where people feel welcomed and comfortable
  - a two-way street
  - any group of people who communicate with each other via computers
  - interactions between people
  - one of the Web's killer apps
  - the core of social spaces of the future
  - can have a long history and be closely knit
  - do exist, since many people no longer know their neighbors
* Online communities form and orbit around common interests, philosophies, ideas, and goals
  - around shared interests and experiences
  - give the chance for people to experiment outside of boundaries
  - have the power to bring people together in profound ways
  - help Web businesses attract, retain and sell to customers
* non-profit activity.

### non-selective herbicide:

Sodium chlorate
* are chemical compounds
  - salt
* comes in dust, spray and granule formulations.
* has a soil-sterilant effect.
* is also a potent nephrotoxin and acute tubular necrosis is common
  - considered non-toxic to fish
* non-selective herbicide.

### nonconductive:

Molecular solid
* Most molecular solids are nonpolar.
* are nonconductive
  - represented as repeating units made up of molecules
* have covalent bonds within the molecule only.

### nonrenewable natural resources:

Recycling of wastes
* can reduce the volume of landfill materials in a significant way.
* is nonrenewable natural resources.
Notebook
* Most notebooks claim to have two to three hours of battery life.
* Some notebooks have batteries
  - nowadays offer a color screen.
  * collection of sheets of paper, bound as a book or leaflet. It can be used to make notes and to draw things. Some notebooks also have a printed calendar
* are artifacts
  - computers
  - laptop computers that weigh between five and seven pounds
  - like word-processing documents since they can contain text, images, and formulas
* are located in backpacks
  - bookstores
  - classrooms
  - desktops
  - offices
  - often under-powered compared to desktops
  - one of the ways in which inventors establish priority for their ideas
  - portable computers
  - small and light enough to fit in a legal pad holder
  - the sports cars of computing
* are used for collect information
  - writing
* come in all shapes and sizes and prices.
* describe observations.
* fill with information
  - stories
* good way to keep notes, records of time or a journal of events.
* includes sections.
* provide a way to organize many spreadsheets together in the same file.
* small, full function personal computer designed for easy portability.
* use either a stick or a touch pad as pointing device.
* vary greatly in keyboard layout, pointing device, and overall look and feel.

### notebook:

Electronic notebook
* allow shared record keeping by collaborators regardless of their location.
* have many advantages over paper notebooks.
### nucleon | neutron:

Cold neutron
* are especially useful for research on polymers and proteins
  - particularly valuable for neutron scattering experiments
* enter from the left through a focussing pyrolytic graphite monochromator.

Fast neutron
* activate carbon and oxygen, among others.
* are indicative of iron and titanium
  - neutrons
  - produced by nuclear processes such as nuclear fission
* can be very destructive to human tissue.
* open up interesting opportunities for the reprocessing of the irradiated rods.
* pass through everything.
* require a separate type of film.
* turn everything they touch radioactive or busted.
### nurse bees:

Young bee
* are nurse bees
  - particularly vulnerable to the miticide
* feed larvae, build comb, and ripen nectar into honey in a rather definite sequence.
* spend the first one to three weeks of their lives carrying out functions within the hive.
Nylon
* All nylons are hygroscopic.
* Most nylon has properties.
  * silky material which was first used in toothbrushes. It is found in clothes, most polyamide that is produced is used for synthetic fibres in clothing. Nylon can also be used to make war materials, such as parachutes and ropes. Nylon is like silk in appearance. It is strong, hard and water resistant. It is used in manufacture of string, ropes, string for tyres, carpet, net for fishing and cloth or parachute.
* are a luxury item that provokes a mysterious sensuality to both females and males alike
  - also long chains of smaller molecules, each linked by one of the amide bonds
  - one of the most common polymers used as a fiber
  - polyamides made form the reactions of diacids and diamines
* belongs to a class of polymers known as a.
* can do more damage to the scales, protective membrane and eyes of the salmon.
* causes static electricythat can ignite propane.
* contain nitrogen atoms in the repeat unit backbone.
* contains a small amount of titanium
  - nitrogen and oxygen
* has desirable properties
* have good resistance to creep and cold flow compared to many less rigid thermoplastics.
* interfere with conductivity.
* is available in brilliant colors and solution-dyed varieties are colorfast
  - both wear and shock resistant to insure longer caster life
  - clear and colorless , or milky, but is easily dyed
  - common substances
  - fabric
  - generally the most durable and resilient, but is the least stain resistant
  - highly resistant to tears, water and abrasions
  - ideal for acrylic paint
  - less absorbent than wool or cotton
* is located in clothing
  - drawers
  - stockings
  - suitcases
  - organic polymers
  - relatively strong and weather resistant
* is resistant to moths and mildew
  - rot and mildew but can be damaged by rust from iron fittings or anchor chain
  - slightly less dense and has better abrasion resistance than does polyester
  - solids
  - strong and tough
  - strong, durable and resistant to most solvents, mild acids and alkali cleaners
  - stronger yet weighs less than any other commonly used fiber
  - susceptible to damage from predators such as turtles, otters, alligators and crabs
* is synthetic fabric
* is used for covering
  - hose
  - panty hose
  - very durable and washable, and come in a variety of colors
* offers a very high abrasion resistance, and is unaffected by mildew or rot.
* provides brilliant colors and hides soil and traffic well
  - stability
* responds to soap and water.
* slowly absorbs humidity and can become quite conductive after some time.
* stands up to water better than cotton or hemp rope.
* tend to be abrasive, as well, particularly when damp.

### obedient faith:

Biblical faith
* confidence so strong that it results in action.
* confident expectation and desire for good things in the future.
* continues to be the Christian faith, the church's faith, our faith.
* is an obedient faith.
* is historical, convenantal and eschatological
  - covenantal and eschatological
  - more than just believing in Jesus
* understands human existence and human destiny in irreducibly historical terms.
### obligation | requirement:

Specific requirement
* include guidance.
* influence complexity.

### obscurity:

Anonymity
* Anonymities are obscurity
  - situations
* allows users to safely and freely experiment with their multiplicity of selves.
* can also be an essential component of personalization
  - lead people to believe they can get away with the shoddiest behavior
* ensures the privacy of a transaction on multiple levels.
* has a disinhibiting effect that cuts two ways.
* is another reason people incorporate in Nevada
  - clearly a concept of privacy, but it is also a concept of free expression
  - crucial for some people participating in an abuse recovery environment
  - equal to non-existence
  - essential to privacy and free speech
  - extremely important in maintaining the integrity the network
* is important due to the nature of the relationship between the utility and the marketer
  - for political processes
  - no substitute for personality, friendships and community
* is one of the advantages of chatting online
  - largest barriers to active participation
  - provided by virtual reality
* is the great stuff the web is made of and the safest
  - mother of trust
  - spiritual foundation of all our traditions
  - vital to both privacy and freedom of speech
  - what makes the Internet such a special medium
  - when even the researcher can never tell which person gave which information
  - where they remain unknown to the researcher
* lowers inhibition and prevents forma- tion of cliques.
* means keeping the participants identity unknown
  - that there is no way to identify individual subjects' responses
* often makes it easier for people to give their candid opinions about a paper.
* protects the identity of all members.
* radical means for protecting privacy.
* reduces the negative impact on freedom that comes from building personal wealth
  - risk of social ostracism, and promotes democracy online
* serves a number of functions.
* shield from the tyranny of the majority.
* technical means to privacy on the Internet.
* vital concept of drug programmes.

Occasion
* are business
  - human activities
  - opportunity
  - time
* have contact.
* include many food tradition
* is an occurrence
* take places.

### occasion:

Ceremonial
* is an occasion
* play an important part in Jewish life.
* routinely commemorate the roots of the institutions they celebrate.
### occurrence:

Setback
* are a part of life, whether in the right to life movement or in personal lives
  - common in zoning
  - one of the main tools they have for keeping openness and privacy
  - zones along the coast which are at high risk of erosion
* can drive a person to despair or they can energize growth and business success.
* is an occurrence
* team game which mixes luck and skill.

Shimmer
* are perturbation.
* is an occurrence
  - long-term variability in amplitude

### occurrence:

Shrinkage
* Most shrinkage occurs across the grain of wood.
* Some shrinkage does occur during heating before forming.
* can cause print through of fibres.
* directly effects the income of all cattle producers.
* is an occurrence
  - decrease
  - simply a reduction in the volume of concrete as it hardens
* is the loss in volume of a clay as it is dried or fired
  - reduction in size of a clay object as a result of firing
* main cause of cracking.
* occurs as lumber dries
  - moisture is lost
* physical loss of value and has a great influence on net return.
* refers to the reduction in a lamb's total live body weight during shipping.
* represents a loss in value
  - the difference between the physical inventory and the estimated inventory
* varies for different products and fabrics.

Windfall
* Canadian search engine and directory.
* are edible fruit.
  - the perfect word for autumn when there s a chill at night

### odd sport:

American football
* are footballs
  - sports
* game which has evolved from rugby and soccer.
* is an odd sport
  - unforgiving sport
  - static by comparison to union and league
  - the direct descendant of rugby
### odor:

Unpleasant odor
* linger long after the visible mess is cleaned up.
* make some people nauseous, especially rotting flesh.

### odorless liquid metal:

Elemental mercury
* Most elemental mercury is excreted unchanged in feces.
* Some elemental mercury is used mainly in scientific instruments for precision measurements.
* can evaporate at room temperature to form a vapor.
* is an odorless liquid metal.
* is an odorless, silvery liquid metal
  - silvery, mobile liquid
  - excreted mainly by the kidneys
  - less labile but produces a similar set of toxic manifestations
  - most hazardous when inhaled
  - one of the hazardous chemicals often found in laboratory sink and floor traps
  - oxidized upon ingestion to ionic mercury, most likely facilitated by catalase
  - volatile and exits to the atmosphere via the leaves
* occurs naturally in coal.
* shiny, silver-gray metal that liquid at room temperature.
* travels hundreds of kilometres and contributes to the increasing atmospheric load.
* volatile toxic heavy metal.

Odour
* attract bears.
* can have a major impact on memory, learning, emotions, and thinking.
* plays a particularly strong role in attracting male insects to the mimicking orchids.
* tend to linger in an area on humid, windless days.
### offender | abuser:

Drug abuser
* Many drug abusers drink alcohol to disguise their use of drugs
  - think the point of life is evasion of responsibility
* Some drug abusers take adrenaline to enhance performance or for other effects.
* are at greater risk of overdosing
  - five times more likely to file a workers' compensation claim
  - sixteen times more likely to be absent than non-abusers
  - tardy for work three times more often than non-abusers
  - willing to risk anything including their families
* can at times become desperate people.
* take Rohypnol with alcohol or marijuana to enhance intoxication.

Inhalant abuser
* Most inhalant abusers use inhalants with others as a group activity.
* begin using in early to middle adolescence.
* have very high relapse rates.
* use many different methods to extract and ingest the desired ingredient.

Assailant
* are people
* is an offender
* seek to dominate, humiliate and punish their victims.
* use sex as a weapon in order to degrade, humiliate, injure, and control their victims.
* victimize people by exploiting their trust.

Cheater
* are an unfortunate reality in the world of online games.
* are located in casinos
  - schools

Deceiver
* are books
  - wrongdoers
* is an offender

Delinquent
* are also more likely to have convicted parents or delinquent older siblings
* change their behavior when services are based on strengths and needs
  - build on their strengths and meet their needs
* disproportionately come from lower class and low income families.

Juvenile delinquent
* commit crimes as a way to lash out at overly-strict parents.
* is an offender

Masochist
* Some masochists require pain or humiliation in order to function sexually.
* are people who enjoy pain, to many the enjoyment is of a sexual nature
  - have pain confused with pleasure
* derive pleasure from pain or humiliation usually within a sexual context.
* do exist.
* is an offender
* use to create entire web sites.

Paedophile
* are markedly different from other criminals
  - the most persistent of criminal offenders, to the extent of being habitual
* can make the assertion that the pursuit of intimacy and love is what they choose.
* have two characteristics.
* often share child pornography via websites in complete isolation and anonymity
  - take advantage of an absence or lack in the child
* seem to have some deep psychosis.