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

Chopstick
* also work well for eating spaghetti.
* are an easy way to avoid the shovel techniques of eating
  - made of bamboo
  - of ivory, bone, bamboo, plastics, etc
  - tableware
* are the main table utensils in China
  - orient's version of a fork
  - two long, thin, usually tapered, pieces of wood
  - used for eats
* are used in cooking to stir materials in a pan, or to help move meals
  - many countries
* grow like shoots From their take-out containers.
* is tableware
+ Chopsticks, Other uses for chopsticks
  - Types of chopsticks: Food utensils
  * Chopsticks are used in many countries. Chopsticks are sometimes different in those countries

Dinnerware
* are located in cupboards
* is tableware

### tableware:

Fork
* Most forks are made of metal.
* Some forks have a 'non-stick' coating to make digging and cleaning easier
  - long tails.
  * A 'fork' tool for eating. It has points called 'tines'. Most forks have three or four tines. Some cooking-forks have two tines. The tines help you pick up your food. Forks are useful only for eating solid food. For example, a fork would be useless for eating soup because all the soup would fall through the tines and into your lap. Most forks are made of metal.
  * A 'fork' tool for eating. It has points called 'tines'. Most forks have three or four tines. Some cooking-forks have two tines. The tines help you pick up your food. Forks are useful only for eating solid food. For example, a fork would be useless for eating soup because all the soup would fall through the tines and into your lap. Most forks are made of metal. Some are made of plastic or wood.
  * are very common in Western Culture. Many countries do not use forks, but instead have their own ways to eat food, such as chopsticks
  - cutlery
* are located in backs
  - drawers
  - kitchens
  - napkins
  - planes
  - plates
  - roads
  - tables
  - tools
* are used for eating
* have prongs
* includes bases
  - handles
  - sections
* recent invention and knife evolved from a dagger.

Glassware
* includes sections.
* is located in cupboards
  - laboratories
### taxon:

Kingdom
* has a u in the word, colour.
* is an interactive website for kids with asthma.
* is the highest rank used in the biological taxonomy of all organisms
  - largest and most inclusive unit of classification

Monotype
* allow color and shape to create new visions.
* are popular with today's artists because they can be produced with of without a press
  - print
  - very versatile because they combine painting and printmaking techniques
* is taxon

Subclass
* are classes that are derived from another class
  - fundamental to object-oriented programming
  - hard amber durum, amber durum and durum
  - specialization of their superclasses
  - things like plural, tense and so on
* can have subclasses.
* inherit both state and behavior from their superclasses
  - the behaviour of their superclasses

### taxs:

Corporation tax
* are taxs.
* is charged for each financial year, i.e., calendar year.
* is charged on a company's profits for an accounting period
  - the profits made by companies
* tax on company profits.

### teachers:

English teacher
* are teachers.
+ Run-on sentence: Punctuation :: Grammar
  * A 'run-on sentence' is two or more sentences put together into one sentence without anything to join them together. It is not just any sentence that runs on and on. Run-on sentences can be short. And not all long sentences are run-on sentences. English teachers say run-on sentences are wrong.

### team effort:

Disaster recovery
* aims at minimizing the downtime resulting from disaster.
* is an integral part of managing the risks businesses face
  - one of the biggest reasons why people buy utility suites
* team effort.

Telecom
* critical element in setting agendas, and, sometimes, in maintaining governance.
* global Internet telephony services carrier for businesses and individuals
  - full service telecommunications provider for businesses and individuals
* highly regulation-driven business.
* hot sector.
* includes sections.
* is Europe's third largest telecommunications group
  - an extremely competitive, fast-paced market
  - in the process of creating service profiles and user mailboxes
  - now the third largest sector of the global economy, behind only healthcare and banking
* is the infrastructure that powers the other components of the infocomm industry.
  * is capable of good faith changes, however, and a review in a few months seems good. EhJJ sums up my thoughts nicely here
  - motor to economic growth in Europe
* significant part of the UK economy.
* strategic industry and a generator of economic growth and employment.
### telecom:

Call
* are decisions
  - demand
  - inclination
  - instruction
* are located in call centers
  - offices
  - voice mail
  - nuisances
  - part of card games
  - requests
  - telephones
* are used for communicating
  - contact
  - telephonings
  - to for begging, alarm, courtship, and nest defense
  - visits
* cause meet.
* have sound.
* help predators.
* include chatter
  - howls
* occur during periods
  - sunny periods
* provide information.
* serve multiple purposes
  - specific purposes
+ Alien: Resurrection, Plot: 1997 movies :: 1990s science fiction horror movies :: 1990s thriller movies :: 20th Century Fox movies :: American horror movies :: American science fiction movies :: American thriller movies :: English language movies :: Sequel movies
  * The 'Betty', a ship full of mercenaries, comes to the 'Auriga'. It is bringing several kidnapped humans to be used in experiments. The mercenaries meet Ripley. Call thinks Ripley may be used to create more aliens. Call is too late. The adult aliens have already been created and quickly escape their confinement. Dr. Wren, one of the ship's scientists, tells them that, in an emergency, the 'Auriga' will automatically return to Earth. Knowing that this will free the aliens on Earth, Ripley, the mercenaries, Wren, a surviving marine named DiStephano, and a surviving alien host, Purvis, set out to escape on the 'Betty' and then destroy the 'Auriga'.
+ Little Penguin, Behavior, Calls: Penguins
  * Little penguins have one call that changes to mean different things. Most calls have a rhythm of two repeated sounds.

### telecom | call:

Alarm call
* Most alarm calls help predators.
* serve to startle predators.

Bird call
* Some bird calls are beautiful sounds.
* are another group of sounds that give people pleasure
  - loud
  - mostly adjectives with few verbs
* is talking rather than singing in Aboriginal cultures, only humans can sing.

Contact call
* are one of the most common forms of vocalization.
* used when groups are traveling include soft grunts and growls.

Long distance
* can make it impractical to travel to reproduce with other members of the species
  - present special challenges for people with older or disabled family members
* running for young children can cause fractures.

### telecom | call:

Quiet call
* are made while feeding to keep contact with others in their social group.
+ Paridae, Behaviour, Vocalisations: Passeriformes
  * The tits make a variety of calls and songs. They are amongst the most vocal of all birds, calling continuously and loudly. They are only ever silent for reasons such as avoiding predators or when intruding on a rival's territory. Quiet calls are made while feeding to keep contact with others in their social group. The call also serves a rallying call to summon others to mob and harass the predator.
### telecom | radio:

Commercial radio
* business whose aim is to attract as many listeners as possible.
* is for commercial messages.

Digital radio
* Most digital radios have channels.
* brings the flexibility and quality of digital audio to radio broadcasts.
* is the sound of the future.
* more advanced system of sending information over the airwaves.
* new way of broadcasting that enhances the whole listening experience.

Internet radio
* combines the worldwide access of the Internet with live radio technology.
* is based on the concept of streaming audio
  - international radio
  - probably one of the most popular forms of streaming media
  - the next generation of internet music
* lets people listen to stations worldwide for news, sports, and any kind of music.

Packet radio
* is digital communications via amateur radio
  - much more than a medium for sending messages
  - similar to the Internet
  - used by ham radio amateurs to exchange data
* very important mode to emergency management.
* way of connecting computers via amateur radio stations.

Portable radio
* have an internal antenna.
* operate from batteries, and also are lower power then a mobile or base.

Radio propagation
* depends uniquely on electron density.
* is affected by building room- and floor architecture.

Radio telemetry
* helps researchers to determine when a pack has left a kill site.
* is used in several ways.
* popular and dependable wildlife research tool that has been in use for years.
* travels at the same velocity as light.

Transistor radio
* are small, cheap and battery-powered.
* can be cheap and small and some use very little electric power
  * ' radio receiver which uses transistors to amplify the sound. Transistor radios can be cheap and small and some use very little electric power. Some can amplify the weak radio waves that are usually not picked up by weaker vacuum tube radios
### teleological:

Ethical egoism
* can also provide a basis for defending capitalist management decisions.
* is teleological.

### television shows | divided:

Chimpanzee habitat
* Most Chimpanzee habitats are divided.
* is mainly tropical rainforest, mixed forest-savanna, and mountain forest.

Telluride
* are chemical compounds
  - normally the main ore of tellurium
  - strong reducing agents
  - the main source of tellurium in the ground
* brims with outdoor activities in the summer, such as hiking, biking, and in-line skating.
* often needs lots of snow.
  * ' is an ion. Chemical compounds containing this ion are called 'tellurides'. Examples are sodium telluride and hydrogen telluride. Tellurides are strong reducing agents. Some tellurides are impure, making them weaker reducing agents. Tellurides are the main source of tellurium in the ground. It only exists at very high pH. At lower pH's, hydrogen telluride, HTe-, is made.
+ Tellurium, Properties, Chemical compounds: Semimetals
  * They are strong reducing agents. Tellurides are normally the main ore of tellurium. Most natural tellurides are not pure, so they are much less reactive. They are the rarest oxidation state. They are weak oxidizing agents, that can be reduced to tellurium. Tellurites are made by reacting tellurium dioxide with a metal oxide. They are powerful oxidizing agents.

### telluride:

Bismuth telluride
* is used in electronic thermometers.
* semiconductor and an excellent thermoelectric material.
+ Bismuth, Uses, As chemical compounds: Metals :: Chemical elements
  * Bismuth oxychloride is used in cosmetics. Bismuth telluride is used in electronic thermometers. Another compound is used in superconductors and becomes a superconductor at a high temperature. It can be used as a pigment and in fireworks to make crackling sounds. It is used in the nuclear fuel of a nuclear reactor.

Sodium telluride
* is made by reacting tellurium and sodium in liquid ammonia
  - used to make organic tellurium compounds
+ Sodium telluride, Preparation: Tellurium compounds :: Sodium compounds
  * Sodium telluride is used to make organic tellurium compounds. It also can act as a reducing agent

### temperate perennial grass:

Tall wheatgrass
* is adapted to poorly drained, moderately saline soils
  - more tolerant of salinity than many other species
* provides green feed in summer and autumn.
* temperate perennial grass.
### temperature:

Air temperature
* Most air temperature reaches levels.
* affects air density
* are generally lowest at the tropopause, increasing above and below
  - high and relatively constant throughout the year
  - now below freezing, and the soil surface begins to refreeze
* can change dramatically throughout the day
  - fall below zero in the mountain summit area and snowfall is common in winter
* decrease at night.
* determines the form of a snowflake
  - vertical movement of air pollutants
* factor of altitude.
* is extremely heterogeneous, because air is an insulator
  - measured by a device called air thermometer
  - next in importance, as warmer air holds more moisture
  - one of the most commonly measured weather conditions
  - only one of several components that affect a person s thermal comfort
  - quite variable within a home or office and can change daily or seasonally
  - red, and dew point is blue
  - relatively uniform throughout the year
  - stable or increases with altitude
  - used in quantifying the response of crop development to temperature
  - usually different from surface temperatures
* measured above urban surfaces is usually higher than that over rural surfaces.
* plays a crucial role in the survival of a plant.
* remain warm and are sometimes the highest of the year.
* rises rapidly, heated gases and radiant energy spread fire.
* seems to be the principal factor affecting the time and duration of flowering.
* tells the hotness or coldness of the atmosphere.
* varies because the earth's surface heats up at different rates
  - with time and place
* vary with latitude and time of day.

Ambient temperature
* Some ambient temperature affects consumption
  - feed consumption
* influences the population count of frogs.
* is the A. air temperature where a piece of equipment is located
  - temperature of the air or material in contact with the adhesive

Apparent temperature
* combines heat and humidity to rate the danger.
* measurement of the combined impact of heat and humidity on people.

### temperature:

Average temperature
* Most average temperature decreases during seasons
  - ranges from degrees
* are the average of the daily high and low temperatures for that month.
* continue to climb until the sun drops lower in the sky.
* increases with the amount of clothing brought.
* ranges from cs
+ Limón, Climate: Limón Province :: Cities in Costa Rica
  * Average temperatures are very constant all the year. The average is 25 degrees Celsius. The driest month is September. The wettest month is December.
### temperature:

Chill
* are a symptom of grief
  - apprehension
  - coldness
  - medical conditions
  - programming language
  - symptoms
* can occur along with fever.
* is cold
* occur before a temperature goes up
  - when the fever is rising
* often herald the onset of a fever or increase in the degree of fever.

### temperature | chill:

Wind chill
* accounts for loss of heat when warm air around a body is replaced with colder air.
* calculation of the adjusted temperature because of air temperature and wind speed.
* can drop temperatures below zero
  - freeze body parts in just a few minutes
* can kill hogs during the winter
  - livestock
  - make the back of a trailer very cold
  - very rapidly cool the fittest of people
* causes the air to feel colder than it really is.
* combines temperature and wind to show how much colder the wind makes exposed skin feel
  - the cooling effect of wind, cold temperatures and humidity on exposed skin
* has no effect on cars or other objects.
* human measure and means nothing to plant material.
* is calibrated to the human body's sense of coldness due to that effect
  - the apparent temperature considering both the temperature and the wind speed
* is the combination of air temperature and wind speed
  - wind and air temperature and how it feels on exposed skin
* is the effect of wind and temperatures on the rate of heat loss to the human body
  - on wet skin
  - meteorological index that combines the effects of wind speed and temperature
  - perceived temperature to the human body based on both air temperature and wind
  - relative temperature, when wind speeds are factored with the air temperature
  - term used to describe and quantify the rate of heat loss from exposed skin
* major factor affecting outdoor work.
* makes the days cooler than the actual temperature read on the thermometer.
* measure of heat loss due to the wind and cold.
* represents the cooling effect on the human body of low temperatures combined with wind.
* term used by meteorologists to describe the cooling power of air.

Winter chill
* can damage strawberry roots and crowns.
* is in the air time to soothe, smooth and pamper.
### theology:

Eschatology
* Christian term that means the study of the end of history.
* Eschatologies are theology.
* affects one's perseverance.
* complements our thinking about creation.
* has a very profound effect on one's life
  - two aspects, the end of both individuals and the end of the world in general
* is defended from the perspective of historic premillennialism
  - divided into three major schools of thoughts
  - how things are fulfilled
  - prevalent in the Bible, and is fundamental to Christian doctrine
  - the study of final things or end time events
* is the study of the end times
  - last things or the end times
  - what comes last, but it is also what lasts, because it is enduring
* points to a better future for all.
* shapes men's efforts.
### theory:

Holism
* also addresses and explains traditions that are foreign to each other
  - applies to medical treatment
* extends beyond architecture, integrating lifestyle, subsistence, structure, and ecosystem.
* is an active, unifying, and driving mandate in the holomovement of the universe
  - applied in ecology in as much as it applies to evolution
  - based on the idea reality is made up of wholes greater than the sum of their parts
* is the underlying theoretical base of the nursing program
  - way of the future
* opens the door to religion.
* substitutes for individualism.
* takes into account the mind, body and spirit of the individual.
* underpins the transpersonal approach.

Kinetic theory
* Kinetic theories come from observations.
* Some kinetic theories explain energy.

Labeling theory
* calls attention to two kinds of deviance.
* is when a person does something wrong and they get labeled as a bad person.
* relies on the ideas of primary and secondary deviance.

Leadership theory
* Leadership theories provide the basis for study of leadership functions.
* is used to inform the discussion about each leader identified and studied.

Location theory
* is an element of economic development, regional economics, and economic geography.
* suggests that industry moves to areas with the greatest profit potential.

Macroeconomic theory
* Macroeconomic theories provide a basis for macroeconomic policy.
* is applied to the current U.S. economic situation.

Mathematical theory
* is just another form of peacock feathers.
* predicts genotype frequencies from observed allele frequencies.

Microeconomic theory
* defines a relationship between supply and demand in a free market economy.
* explains economic decisions made at the level of the firm and the individual.
* focuses on how individuals behave as consumers and firms.
* is applied to the analysis of health care issues
  - based on the notion that individual decision making is rational
* is used as the basis for formulating public policy guidelines
  - to analyze the law and legal procedures
### theory | scientific theory:

Evolutionism
* fairy tale for grown-ups.
* has no moral sphere.
* is only a faith based religion
  - pan and parcel of pantheism and has been so from earliest antiquity
  - shown to be neither a theory nor an hypothesis but a dogma or doctrine
  - thus intrinsically an atheistic religion
* offers no scientific explanation for the cause or the process.
* scientific theory

### theory | scientific theory:

Game theory
* Game theories are scientific theories.
* can act as a guide for players and a tool for predicting the outcome
  - model behavioral strategies
* computes optimal strategies in simple situations where there is conflict.
* different way of looking at the world.
* falls in microeconomics and therefore mainly in the economic analysis.
* is an analytical tool that can be applied to many such circumstances
  - divided into two branches, cooperative and non-cooperative
  - obviously Gendered by male strategies in game-playing
  - one of the major components of decision theory
  - part of economics
  - simply a method of modeling how players interact
* is the mathematical study of games and strategy
  - model that predicts the outcome of conflict between rational individuals
  - principal focussing discipline
* is used to explore the interactions between firms in imperfect competition
  - model economic competition, military competition, and political competition
* logical extension of evolu- tionary theory.
* looks at competition , from a mathematical point of view.
* provides a model for social organizations and cooperation between individuals.
* scientific theory
* series of events that each player calculates rationally before their next move.
* sets up a matrix that shows all the possibilities of pricing that can exist.
* shows companies how to improve their chances
  - marketers how to cooperate and compete at the same time
* specialized area of cybernetics.
* starts from a description of the game.
* states that the true source of uncertainty lies in the possible actions of others.
* studies formal models of conflict and cooperation
  - more than just board games , sports , and games of luck
* studies strategic interaction in a wide variety of contexts
  - competitive and cooperative environments
* subject which begs to be applied to real-world problems.
* uses mathematical tools to study situations involving both conflict and cooperation.
  * studies more than just board games, sports, and games of luck. It also studies things like business and military decisions. In other words, you can use game theory to study any situation where more than one person makes choices.
* valuable tool in evaluating the economics of behavior.
+ Competition (economics): Economics
### tide:

Brown tide
* Some brown tides are also directly poisonous.
* bloom of marine microalgae, or phytoplankton.
* kills by rapid growth that can disrupt entire estuarine communities.

### tide:

High tide
* aligns with the moon as Earth spins underneath.
* bring water far up on the shore.
* can mean very dangerous conditions, and some headlands require low tides for passage.
* cause great flooding in England and Scotland.
* destroy nests and kill more eggs.
* flush much of the nitrates out into the bay, providing nutrients for aquatic life.
* is basiclly when the moon is most over head
  - observed when the moon is directly overhead or on the exact opposite side of the earth
  - the crest of the wave and low tide the trough
* is when the best waves come in
  - sea comes up towards land
* makes it easier to enter the water.
* minimizes the distance from water to cliffs.
* occurs when the point is under a bulge.
* provide additional protection to the females and eggs.

Low tide
* allow easy observation of the ocean floor's flora and fauna.
* have limited access to key grassy shorelines and marsh ponds.
* is best when gulls roost on the flats
  - the quiescent period when the tide pool inhabitants seek shelter
  - when the most shorebirds are in the open, feeding
* means exposure to drying air and heat.
* reveal sea stars, crabs, sea anemones, and other colorful ocean life
  - anenomes, and other colorful ocean life

Low water
* is tide
* means a low fuel tank for the region's hydropower system.
* needs to supplemental water during dry season.

### tide:

Ocean tide
* are another source of renewable energy
  - caused by the gravity of the moon
  - generally of the semi-diurnal type, with two highs and two lows occurring daily
* are the consistent rise and fall of the waters as Earth feels the gravitational pull
  - dominant hydrologic feature of northern cordgrass prairie
* fill the marsh with salty water and cause the water level to rise and fall twice a day.
* fit sinusoidal functions of known frequencies quite accurately.
* occur because the water is pulled toward the moon.
* push salty sea water in and out of estuaries.
* represent a critical unknown in a host of geophysical studies.
* rise and full due to the gravity of the moon as it pulls upon earth's waters from space.
* run along the oceans as our globe spins.
### timber:

Timber harvesting
* can change the texture of the forest by creating openings and edge effects
  - significantly affect riparian area values
* fact of life.
* is an important aspect of forest management
  - the most controversial disturbance in forest ecosystems
* remains the state's largest industry.

### time-telling verbs:

Action verb
* are time-telling verbs.
* put subjects into motion.

### timeless spiritual practice:

Incense
* Burning incense timeless spiritual practice.
* Some incense can have a physiological affect on people.
* are a mixture of frankincense, orange, musk and cedar wood and dragons blood.
* becomes tortillas and tamales human flesh.
* can induce many moods, from relaxation to attracting positive energy.
* comes in several forms.
* creates the experience of holiness, while dispersing the profane.
* delights the eye as well as the nose.
* does produce a lot of smoke.
* friend even when one is lonely.
* goes through the nose and enters the head and lands on the body.
* hardened gum that also comes from trees found in the same areas.
* is an ancient substance used to symbolize prayers
  - important element in Catholic worship as it was in Old Testament times
  - aroma
  - as old as history itself
  - burned in bowls, both sticks that are snapped into three, and granular
  - harmless, even if used daily, and inclines a person towards the practice of harmlessness
  - historically an important part of almost all spiritual practice
  - like a perfume
  - lit to ask if the ancestors are satisfied with the actions of the living
  - located in synagogues
  - made of resins that come from special trees, which are mixed with fragrant oils
  - peperwort, assodilious, black poppy seeds, henbane, lodestone, and myrrh
  - said to have several medicinal effects too
  - the symbol of prayer because it rises and it leaves an aroma
* is used in our services of worship, for example
  - throughout the Liturgy
  - very annoying to evil spirits
  - wafted over the body as an act of purification
* made with essential oils are also useful for meditation.
* mixture of aromatic ingredients which are ground up and burned.
* represents air.
* speaks to the senses.
* staple in traditional ritual.
* symbol of sacrifice and it symbol of prayer.
* symbolizes asetic life.
* very useful tool for ritual working.

### times:

Contemporary world
* contains many sovereign countries that share a common language and culture.
* is times
### timing:

Punctuality
* Punctualities are timing.
* also applies to deadlines for assignments.
* is an essential trait in the conducting profession
  - teaching profession
  - important duty and responsibility
  - basic to professionalism
  - essential for business and social occasions
* is important for business and social occasions
  - foreign businesspeople
* is important when it comes to business meetings
  - most meetings, both business and personal
  - suicide
  - taught as one of the essentials of business success
* is the courtesy of kings
  - first step in a good working relationship and good work habits
  - stern virtue of men of business, and the graceful courtesy of princes
  - virtue of the bored
  - very important in Japanese society
* key revealer of character.
* lifelong habit to be fostered and encouraged.
* measure of civility and maturity.
* problem for many people.
* quality demanded by employers
  - of good citizenship
* symbol of discipline.
* varies between countries.

Recency
* is recent teaching experience OR college hours.
* is the most powerful predictor of future behavior
  - number one most powerful predictor of future behavior
* key factor in mailing lists.
* refers to how recently the credit offense occurred
  - the last time that the customer ordered or responded to an offer

Tardiness
* is timing
* is unacceptable behavior
  - class behavior
* results in unnecessary interruptions, delays and distractions for teachers and students.

Tin compound
* Some tin compounds dissolve in water.
* are most likely to present a hazard when they get into the air.

Tiny organism
* Most tiny organisms have cell membranes
  - porous membranes
  - live in oceans
  - play roles
* eat the sludge, breaking it down.
* transmit the disease to people or animals through tick bites.
### tire:

Scrap tire
* create serious health hazards, such as mosquito infestations and fires.
* hold stagnant rainwater in a protective environment.

Snow tire
* are best for deep snow
  - tires
* help driving during the winter months.

Spiked tire
* are used for ice.
+ Kart racing, Components, Tires: Auto racing
  * Like other motorsports, karts use different tires for the track conditions. Slicks are used for dry weather. Slicks with grooves cut into them are used for dirt tracks. Spiked tires are used for ice.

Studded tire
* are snow tires with small metal cleats embedded in the tread.
* improve traction on ice.

Underinflated tire
* can cut gas mileage.
* have higher rolling resistance.
* increase rolling resistance which in turn decreases gas mielage.
* increase rolling resistance, waste fuel and accelerate tread wear
  - which in turn decreases gas mileage
* run hot because of excessive flexing.
* tend to sag,while overinflated tires have a very upright profile.
* wear unevenly, increase rolling resistance.

Used tire
* are a common mosquito breeding site.
* are one of the most important sources of mosquito breeding
  - primary breeding areas for mosquitoes
* are the most common mosquito breeding ground
  - number one habitat for domestic mosquitoes

### tires:

Bicycle tire
* are tires.
* come in a bewildering variety of sizes.
* leave linear trenches in the mud encouraging rapid erosion of trails
  - soil fostering rapid erosion

### tone:

Blue tone
* are their dominant colors
  - therefore their dominant colors
* can help widen or lengthen the look of a garden because blue falls back visually.
Toxic chemical
* Many toxic chemicals accumulate in human body fat and are ingested by infants through breast milk
  - can enter the body directly through the skin
  - enter the body through the skin
* Most toxic chemicals enter environments.
* Some toxic chemicals are produced by trees
  - can remain in the environment for decades, even centuries before breaking down
* Some toxic chemicals cause illnesses
  - liver damage
  - permanent damage
  - do have equal effects on different animals at nearly the same concentration
* Some toxic chemicals enter bloodstreams
  - eyes
  - facilitate growth
  - find in water
  - inhibit germination
* accumulate, diseases and abnormalities increase.
* are always green and goopy
  - located in chemistry labs
  - one type of hazardous chemical
  - only a single factor within the water-chemistry component
* are the greatest cause of amphibian decline
  - threat to the survival of Indigenous Peoples
* can accumulate in the sediments and adversely impact the benthic community
  - affect thyroid hormones, which control early brain development
  - cause dermatitis or facial burns
  - come from liquid or solid products or from cleaning residues on rags
  - harm stream life
* cause other serious problems in addition to cancer.
* have no place in food, they have no place in agriculture.
* need for oxidation.
* percolate out of their smokestacks daily.
* pose a major threat to the health of children throughout Massachusetts.
* produce a serious injury or illness by absorption through any body surface.
* slow the healing response.

Toxic compound
* Many toxic compounds are highly soluble in fats but almost insoluble in seawater.
* Most toxic compounds have effects
  - harmful effects
* Some toxic compounds accumulate in animals
  - tissue
* Some toxic compounds cause death
  - find in leaves
  - protect plants
  - react to salt
  - trigger responses
* are present in grains, legumes, fruits and vegetables.

### toxic reactive gas:

Hydrogen telluride
* toxic reactive gas.
+ Hydrogen telluride, Properties: Tellurium compounds :: Acids
  * Hydrogen telluride is a toxic reactive gas. It easily decomposes to hydrogen and tellurium. It also burns in air to make tellurium dioxide and water. It has a very bad smell of decayed garlic. It is almost as acidic as phosphoric acid. It reacts with some metals and metal oxides to make tellurides.

### toxic substances:

Blister agent
* Most blister agents cause little or no pain at the time of exposure.
* affect the respiratory tract and the skin.
* are toxic substances.

Cadmium compound
* Many cadmium compounds are toxic.
* Some cadmium compounds are able to leach through soils to ground water.

Fungal pigment
* Some fungal pigments are toxic.
* shade the algae from intense sunlight.

Green fruit
* Most green fruit contains seeds
  - turns color
* Some green fruit contains latex.
* are used to treat high blood pressure and also used as an.
* has a better chance of survival since it is inherently more resistant to the disease.
* is toxic.
  - purple color
### toy:

Sandbox
* are located in parks
  - mold
  - often square with wooden sides
  - open air
* often act as a secondary litter to straying cats.
+ Sandpit: Toys
  * A 'sandbox' or 'sandpit' is a small area filled with sand made for children to play in. Sandboxes are often square with wooden sides. They can be found in many playgrounds, and can also be installed in the gardens of homes. Sandpits are also very popular for making sandcastles. However, some animals use them for litter trays. Sandboxes can be found in most elementary schools. They can also be made of plastic, and in different shapes.

Smart toy
* blur the line between adult and child.
* make smart game peripherals.

Tree house
* are playhouses
  - structures
* have a long history.

Water gun
* are toys.
* is used to reconstitute dehydrated food.

### tracheophyte | herb | grass | cereal | corn | popcorn:

Plain popcorn
* Most plain popcorn contains nutrients.
* is naturally high in fiber and low in fat.

### tracheophyte | tree | fruit tree | citrus tree | lime tree | cottonwood:

Black cottonwood
* produce weak, light clear wood.
* ranks among the tallest deciduous trees in the riparian ecosystem.

### trade policy:

Open door
* are albums
  - doors
* change the size of the space and affect circulation and the even distribution of air.
* is trade policy

Agricultural trade
* contributes employment, income, and economic activity to the U.S. economy.
* is extremely important to Canada's rural economy.
* key ingredient in the process of integration in the Americas.

### trade:

Foreign trade
* government monopoly which can be and is delegated to the private sector.
* is clearly a pillar of Chilean economic growth.
* is important to Slovakia's economy
  - the development of the Czech economy
  - key to growing the economy
  - largely the business of foreign trade companies at the national level
  - limited due to the high costs associated with shipping empty containers
  - primarily with the United States, Great Britain, Venezuela, and Canada
* is the cornerstone of Latin America's growth
  - country's life blood
  - therefore crucial to the economy
* plays an important role in the Icelandic economy
  - increasingly important role in Argentina's economic development
* source of strong and consistent economic growth.
### trade:

World trade
* Most world trade is backed by trade financing.
* comprises the network of commodity shipments throughout the world.
* depends on transport.
* is important for agriculture.
### trademark:

Registered trademark
* are properties of their respective corporations
  - the property of the owners and are used by permission
* are the property of their respective holders
  - owners and are used for reference only
  - sole property of their respected owners
  - trademarks of their respective companies and mark holders
### training:

Military training
* is education for war
  - schooling of body and spirit in the art of killing
* part of a cadet candidate's everyday life.

### training | military training:

Basic training
* are military training.
* is the practicing for people who want to become a soldier.
+ Training: Learning
  * Training' means practicing to gain more skills. Somebody who plays football practices for the football games against other teams so that his team gets good and wins. Basic training is the practicing for people who want to become a soldier. Training for a job is done in apprenticeships. Training Camp for Elephants.

Toilet training
* are training.
* can be a very intimate form of communication between parent and child.
* gradual process that can take up to three months or more.
* is an important developmental hurdle for both toddlers and their parents
  - one of the biggest hurdles for parents of young children
* natural process that every child, and every parent, goes through.
* stumbling block that sometimes tests a parent's nerves and patience.

### trains:

Commuter rail
* are trains.
* is an example of smart growth
  - heavy rail
  - the transportation system of choice for growing major metropolitan areas
* passenger train service that operates on existing freight railroad tracks.
### trait | aspiration:

Needle aspiration
* is both diagnostic and curative
  - the most common method of obtaining an abdominal wall fat pad biopsy
  - used by some physicians to help differentiate between cysts and solid tumors
* method for diagnosing breast cysts.
* procedure to remove cells that are hard to reach with the bronchoscope.
* routine part of evaluating a palpable mass.

Bravery
* All bravery is fear of failure.
* is bands
  - spirit
* is the capacity to perform properly even when scared half to death
  - courage to walk where others fear to go
  - mean with regard to fear and courage
  - to do something for the sake of others, doing something daring
* kind of spiritual courage.
* leads to the spirit of self-sacrifice.

Caution
* is the watchword with compressed gases
  - word for getting close to the smallmouth
  - warning
* refers to chemicals that are considered fairly safe for people.
* way of life in the asteroid belt.
### trait:

Commitment
* acts as a glue which bonds relationships.
* exists when the individual actively contributes to the goals of the group.
* is confinements
  - cooperation
  - engagements
  - messages
* processes in accounts of the development of premarital relationships.
* refers to the selection of goals and beliefs from among alternatives.
* starts with a desire to reach out to others.

### trait | commitment:

Communalism
* has no place as the majority of the people are behind the main political parties.
* is commitment

Emotional commitment
* is far more important than physical intimacy.
* tends to draw the commitment of others.
### trait | courage:

Moral courage
* commitment to doing what is right.
* is as important as physical courage.
* is the essential guardian of personal integrity
  - most valuable and usually the most absent characteristic in men
* rarer commodity than bravery in battle, or great intelligence.

True courage
* is found in devoting oneself body and soul to a profoundly unworthy cause.
* lies in absence of fear of wild animals.

Valor
* consists in the power of self recovery.
* helps balance electrical energies within the body, giving courage, confidence and self-esteem.
* is courage
  - courage, the opposite of fear
* is the quiet conviction that upholds noble causes
  - subrogation of self to the needs of others
* takes many forms in peace and in war.

Cultural trait
* alter the social and physical environments under which genetic selection operates.
* are the objects, ideas, behaviors, and other characteristics of a culture.
* tend to have a genetic base.

### trait:

Diligence
* is an important part of a person's employment or career
  - determination
  - key in applying repellents Most repellents are applied to plants as foliar sprays
  - taught in the Bible
* is the ability to choose rightly per time from many alternatives
  - key to being published whether on the Internet or in print
  - mother of good fortune
  - provision of services in a reasonably prompt and thorough manner
* refers to the work that was performed between conception and reduction to practice
  - work done between the conception and reduction to practice stages of invention

### trait | diligence:

Due diligence
* is the in-depth study of an existing business circumstance
  - precursor for a successful managed care contract
  - process of investigating a potential investment
  - what smart buyers do before they pay
* mutual exchange of information.
* two-way street.

Dispassion
* is the best of mental states, and of human beings the best is the seer
  - having overcome one's desires
* two edged sword.

Disposition
* also affects the performance and carcass characteristics of an animal.
* are nature
  - properties
* is also a proven hereditary trait
  - the decisions and processes of transporting a migrant to a location ashore
* refer to stable and general traits of a person.
### trait | disposition | lending:

Predatory lending
* civil rights issue.
* form of legalized loan sharking
  - sub-prime lending
* growing threat to communities.
* is an abuse of subprime lending
  - economic rape
  - intended to achieve abnormally high returns by taking advantage of consumers
  - the redlining of the new millennium
* takes many forms and reaches many markets.

Subprime lending
* crucial part of consumer finance.
* helps create homeowners.
* is linked to the credit status of the borrower.
* refers to lenders who serve people with less than perfect credit ratings
  - the extension of credit to higher risk borrowers

### trait | disposition:

Patience
* bi-product of tribulations.
* bitter plant, but it has a sweet fruit.
* by-product of tribulations.
* byproduct of tribulations.
* develops by working with others and learning to care for one's own things.
* good nature
* is also endurance, inner strength, fortitude, courage, calmness, etc
  - an antidote to the use of restraint
  - both the meme that sustains our highest being and also lulls the apathetic to sleep
  - essential in managing the ants because the nest can be so hard to locate
  - important when forming new habits
  - love that persists in spite of injustice
* is one expression of the fruit of the spirit
  - of the great biblical virtues
* is one of the most important personality characteristics of a teacher
  - popular card games for one person ever invented
  - things needed to overcome anger
* key word in high altitude mountaineering.
* learnable skill.
* magical word in the international arena.
* psychic or soul quality and belongs to the plane of soul.
* quality more common to older men, and so is faith.
* self-rewarding virtue.
* sign of weakness.
* supreme manifestation of faith.
* virtue a chemist learns to develop
  - possessed by few men and no women
* virtue that rewards faith in the draft
  - takes years to learn
  - to live by
* virtue, especially in horse racing.

### trait | disposition | patience:

Canfield
* are solitaire.
* is patience
### trait:

Individuation
* is essential for creation exists only in a vacuum
  - mediated in comparing two alternative solutions to the same task
* is the ability to act as an individual yet remain emotionally connected to the family
  - process where by adolescent's establish an independent identity
  - trend of history
* means different things to different people depending on their life' s demands
  - self-realization, or full and balanced personal development
* process that leads to a more mature, balanced, 'rounded' person.
* suggests a commitment to inner growth and development.

Inherited trait
* are carried on structures called genes
  - passed through the genes of parents to their children
* can be a physical trait or a behavior
  - interact with environmental carcinogens
* have a big influence on personality.

Initiative
* are emotion.
* is one of the most important attributes of every leader
  - traits most valued by employers
  - simply the doing of something without being told
* is the ability to take the first step or move
  - power of the public to initiate ordinances by petition
* procedure by which voters can a. directly make laws.

### trait:

Intentionality
* Intentionalities are deliberation.
* emerges again as the ruler for the measurement of the development of self and other.
* is conscious, meaningful and always present
  - first and foremost a relationship, on which consciousness and objects are founded
* is the key to achieving the goal of reaching all nations in our neighborhoods
  - mark of the mental
  - purposeful, positive, and planned activity that facilitates reconciliation
  - what gives such a system the power to look outward at the extensional world

Luxury
* Luxuries are indulgence
  - only for the very wealthy
  - become necessities
  - cause pain
  - range from radiant heat to air conditioning
  - support the economy
* comes in all shapes and sizes.
* furs such as mink are used in fur coats.
* is excessive desire, or even love of living sumptuously.
### trait:

Passivity
* includes awareness of and sympathy with the horse.
* is often a catalyst to further destroy relationships.
* is the enemy of growth
  - one thing that keeps people from changing and getting better

Phlegm
* are mucuses.
* can create a lot of different problems throughout the body
  - the cause of hundred diseases
* general symptom of respiratory infections such as the common cold, or bronchitis.
* predominates in childhood.

Physical trait
* are harder to observe than mental qualities.
* can be size, strength, color, and more, which allow an animal to survive.
* used in segmentation include geography, demography and socioeconomic factors.

Playfulness
* can be an indicator of youthfulness in women.
* is frivolity.

Polygenic trait
* are controlled by two or more genes
  - the result of the interaction of several genes
* are traits that are determined by more than one gene
  - governed by the interactions of a group of genes
* can be additive, as in body size
  - have many possible phenotypes

Propriety
* dictates gentility and neighborliness, which in turn represses rage and resentment.
* is behavior
  - demeanor

### trait | propriety | appropriateness:

Age appropriateness
* focuses on the age group of children and where they are developmentally.
* refers to the predictable sequences of growth occurring in young children.

Good form
* are propriety.
* is propriety

Quantitative trait
* are characteristics controlled by many genes.
* provide effective descriptions of many complex diseases, including asthma.