### word | form | fractal:

Fractal geometry
* deals with shapes made in nature
  - the formalization of irregularity
* descibes the kinds of shapes that actually occur in our organic world.
* describes objects that are self-similar, or scale symmetric.
* dismisses Euclidean geometry and works on the edge of chaos and order.
* illustrates that shapes have self-similarity at descending scales.
* is an extension of classical geometry
  - apparent everywhere in Africa from hairstyles to religious practices
  - considered by many to be the geometry of nature
* is the geometry of fractional dimensions
  - study of fractals
  - used to describe the surface topography of the machined surface
* new form of mathematics used to describe objects having self-similarity
  - language for the complex forms and patterns found in nature
* offers a framework for viewing certain complicated shapes as single entities.
* provides a multiscale quantitative approach to describing landscape patterns
  - new way to explore and measure nature
* relatively new branch of mathematics which has intrigued many students.
* shows that shapes have self-similarity at descending scales.
* symbiosis of order and chaos which is to be discovered as a dynamic order.
* uses procedures rather than equations to model objects.

Growth form
* belong to the same species but look and function differently.
* varies considerably between species, altitude and site conditions.

Human form
* appear as well, as do plant forms.
* is naturally in opposition to nature
  - the opportunity for the spiritual and moral progress

Liquid form
* have high lipid solubility and are quickly redistributed to other tissue.
* is created by cooling the natural gas to a very low temperature.
* stains teeth.

Modular form
* are functions which transform in a simple way under the action of that group.
* is an analytical function and it offer a short cut to the analysis of L-series.

Musical form
* are familiar to most people, as are visual forms like sculpture or painting.
* continue to evolve over time.
* is one area in which the two genders have been hypothesized to differ.

Oral form
* are safe to use in pregnant and lactating pets.
* is contraindicated in patients with clinically overt osteomalacia
  - known hypersensitivity to etidronate

Organic form
* are less toxic than inorganic forms
  - the inspiration for striking silhouettes
* express a harmonious unity where humanity feels at one with the world.
* found in ocean fish and seafood are relatively nontoxic.

Parasitic form
* Many parasitic forms are vectors of diseases and some are serious agricultural pests.
* enter their hosts via the digestive system or by penetration of the skin.
* live as ectoparasites or endoparasites.
* occur in the intestine of aquatic vertebrates, e.g. the opalinids.
* possess external hooks or suckers or both for attachment to the host.

Photosynthetic form
* are found in almost all branches of the bacteria, but in none of the archaea.
* have a distinct cell wall.

Plant form
* are representative of different parts of Oregon.
* is compact, round-oval in form.
* responds to the environment.

Pure form
* is obtained from fractional distillation of liquid air.
* lies at the other extreme end of the continuum.

Rhyme
* Most rhymes occur at the end of lines and are called end rhymes.
* also tend to include many words that begin with the same letters and rhyme at the end.
* help develop a young child's ear for language.
* is part of poems.
* lead to sounds, vowels and consonants.
* make children more aware of word sounds.
* provide practice in hearing the same sound repeated in different words.

Simple form
* can enclose space by themselves and considered as closed forms.
* cut from plywood have thickness, and they can be arranged in space.