ontocord/MixtureVitae-genericsKB huggingface dataset:
### location | position | stewardship:

Christian stewardship
* embraces the total management of one s life one day at a time.
* involves walking with our companions now and in future generations.
* is an attitude or a way of life.

Environmental stewardship
* is an important stepping stone toward sustainable development.
* is everyone's job
  - obligation
  - the responsibility of each trout producer

Good stewardship
* enables church leaders to talk about money in ways that transform lives.
* implies action directed toward the common good for society and the environment.
* means treating people with fairness and basic decency.

Superposition
* are deposition
  - placements
* implies that many computations can be carried out simultaneously.
* is achieved by transforming one triangle onto another
  - addition of displacement at every location
* property that waves have in general.

Tuck
* are fictional characters
  - pleats
  - positions
  - television shows
* form a cup shape under the chin.

Verticality
* is determined by a gravity vector running down the center of the body.
* varies in form and intensity with elevation, aridity, topography, and other conditions.

Viewpoint
* are opinions of members of our community.
* community which celebrates diversity.
* is an expression of individual opinion.
* is the conceptual perspective on the events presented in a discourse
  - position of the camera in relation to the subject
* refers to the mind of the character through which the reader is told a story.

### location | position | viewpoint:

Cityscape
* are paintings
  - points of view
* prints Prints depicting cities or towns.
### location | region | atmosphere | air mass:

Low flow
* are less in areas underlain by less permeable glacial deposits.
* can increase the temperature of the water, marine species which prefer cool water.
* impact fish and wildlife, water withdrawals, and water quality.
* occur during the winter months.

Low libido
* has MANY MANY causes.
* is the most common complaint among women experiencing sexual dysfunction.

Airspace
* is an atmosphere
  - empty space
  - part of atmospheres
* provide insulating power from summer heat and winter cold.

Anticyclone
* are atmospheres
  - stabler when they are thinner relative to the abyss
  - systems in which the winds turn around a region of high pressure
* contain few nutrients to support plant and animal life.
* do bring fog and mist which in cold weather can lead to bad road conditions.
* occur when air is sinking.

Lower atmosphere
* Most lower atmospheres create strong wind
* Some lower atmospheres affect astronomical refraction
  - produce ozones

Planetary atmosphere
* All planetary atmospheres have dust, aerosols and grains hanging in the atmosphere.
* differ greatly from one to another, especially for the terrestrial planets.

Stable atmosphere
* Some stable atmospheres create sunshine.
* are poorly mixed in the vertical direction.

Backwater
* also serve as excellent habitats for young fish.
* are bodies of water
  - regions

Biosphere
* BioSpheres are very useful for creating a complex object, and then fine tuning it with the brushes.
* Most biospheres are part of planets
  - contain carbon
  - regions
* include plants.
* is layer of earth and atmosphere that be occupied entire living thing
  - very complex
* sustain life.
### location | tract | breeding ground:

Rookery
* Rookeries can have a size range of skeletal remains.
* breeding ground

Census tract
* are comparable to neighborhoods
  - small geographic areas
* are small, relatively homogeneous statistical subdivisions of a county
  - permanent statistical subdivisions of a county
  - the smallest geographical area for which sample data is available

### location | tract:

Center field
* are positions
  - tracts
* is the place where the general resides.
* sets a point through the axis of rotation goes.
+ Baseball, How baseball is played, Fielding team
  * The three outfielders are called the 'left fielder', the 'center fielder', and the 'right fielder', because they stand in left field, center field and right field. Left field and right field are on the left and right sides, if you look out from home plate. Center field is straight ahead from home plate. Center field is very big, so the center fielder is usually the fastest.

Clearing
* allergens out of the home can help reduce asthma attacks.
* are events
  - films
  - improvement
  - liberations
  - removings
  - tracts
* multi-faceted phenomenon.
* refers to the exchange of financial information.

### location | tract | clearing:

Forest clearing
* continues to reduce the amount of food available to the species.
* occurs with varying intensities and for several purposes.

Land clearing
* affects the wombat and also has affected many of our other native animals.
* is also responsible for the degradation of rivers in rural Queensland.
* is the biggest threat that bats face
  - main threat to their survival
* leads to fast runoff during rain events, snow thaw and spring freshets.
* major driver of dry land salinity.
* occurs frequently in order to enhance grazing operations.

Purgation
* involves a releasing of the details of one's life, shedding thoughts and emotions.
* is the best therapy for healing.

Vindication
* has a way of loosening the tongue.
* is an expression of innocence
  - considered the first declaration of women's rights
  - that type of emotion
* means to support or maintain as a right or claim.

Common
* are pasture
  - resources
* has media related to Animal camouflage
  - Aquatic plants
  - Plant stem
* have bluish tongues, and have narrower, triangular heads.
  * is similar.
  * has the tool too.

### location | tract | common:

Common myna
* are believed to have both positive and negative impacts on biodiversity
  - pair for life
  - found in flocks throughout the year
* plays an important role in maintaining our ecological balance.
* select a wide range of nest site than any other species.
* show flexibility in their roosting behaviour.

Common poorwill
* are the only species of bird that go into true hibernation.
* hibernate when the temperatures get really cold, really hot or when food is scare.

Common tansy
* grows best in full sun to light shade.
* has a strong odor when crushed.
### location | tract | field:

Applied science
* can be like biological science and physical science
  - enhancae productivity and therefore has been viewed as important by society
* is the application of scientific knowledge transferred into a physical environment.

### location | tract | field | applied science:

Fisheries science
* concerns the rational and sustainable use of aquatic resources.
* is an applied science.

Food science
* broad and complex field.
* integrates knowledge of the chemical composition of food materials.
* uses scientific methods in laboratory experiments to help understand food.
### location | tract | field | applied science | psychology:

Physiological psychology
* Physiological psychologies are psychologies.
* adds nothing to mental philosophy.
* assumes monism and reductionism.
* behavioral science.
* is an area that is of great interest to students.
* is the science of mental processes as related to the nervous system
  - study of how the brain and nervous system relate to behavior

Popular psychology
* looks at the many aspects of human behaviour that relate to the self.
* says to put the self first, but when the self is first, peace is last.

Psychometry
* Psychometries are clairvoyance
* can be deep.
* is an aspect as a result of meditation
  - divination by handling an object
* is the ability to discern information from the vibration of an object
  - art of tuning in
  - main technique used in psychic criminology
* means 'mind-measure'.
* theory that all objects record sensory data in their molecular structure.

Psychophysiology
* involves the relationship between mental and bodily processes.
* is the study of the relationship between behavior and physiology.
* new term that means mind and body together interconnected and interrelating.
* refers to the study of psychological theories using physiological measures.
* tracks the physiology of psychologically induced pain.
### location | tract | field | flat:

Salt flat
* are too harsh for most plants and animals to survive, yet are quite fragile.
+ Death Valley, Geography: Deserts :: Geography of California :: Valleys in the United States :: Wilderness Areas of the United States
  * Some of these features include sand dunes, salt flats, colorful rocks, and tall mountains. Large parts of Death Valley are below sea level. One feature, named Badwater Basin, is the lowest place in North America. It is  below sea level. The salt flats are another famous feature in Death Valley. Salt flats are very unusual. They are large, flattened areas where the surface of the ground is covered by salt instead of dirt. The salt that makes up a salt flat can be many inches or centimeters deep. The salt flats were created because thousands of years ago, Death Valley was underwater. Lake Manly used to be very large, but changes in the weather caused the rivers that brought water into the lake to dry up. After a long time, the water in Lake Manly began to dry up too.

Tidal flat
* are areas of low relief, cut by meandering tidal channels.
* are broad, low-tide zones, usually containing rich plant, animal, and bird communities
  - relatively level areas that are alternately flooded and exposed by the tide
  - highly dynamic systems, in constant motion
* form in areas of low wave energy and medium to high tidal range
  - quiet inner bays at the mouths of rich deltas
* provide habitat for shellfish, and migratory waterfowl are plentiful.

Flood plain
* are areas near streams or rivers that flood during periods of heavy rain
  - made by a meander eroding sideways as it travels downstream
  - nature's way of channeling excess water
  - often rich in nutrients and create fertile farmland
* can be hazardous environments but are extremely fertile lands.
* retain excess water, acting as a buffer to lessen the impact of floods elsewhere.

Gravitational field
* Most gravitational fields have origins.
* Some gravitational fields create conditions
  - exert forces
  - produce tide
* accelerate masses, and electric fields accelerate charges.
* affects time.
* are fields
  - vector fields
* can act as their own source.
* have an effect on collective human psychology
  - no polarity at all
### location | tract | field | lawn:

Dormant lawn
* are in jeopardy of dying if drought conditions persist over an extended period.
* continue to protect water quality by holding soil and potential pollutants.

Healthy lawn
* Some healthy lawns depend on ability.
* cope better with the occasional cranefly infestation.
* go brown during a drought, but quickly turn green when rainfall resumes.
* grow on healthy soil.
* resist weeds, disease, and insect damage, and also require watering less often.
* tolerate injury better than lawns in poor condition.
### location | tract:

Oasis
* Most oases are part of deserts.
* Oases also provide habitat for animals and even humans if the area is big enough.
* Oases are created where the water table is near the surface
  - large areas of ice-free land that look more akin to deserts of lower latitudes
  - often the only places in deserts that support crops and permanent habitation
  - the smallest kinds of towns
  - vegetated areas moistened by springs, wells, or by irrigation
* Oases form in the desert, usually from a source high in the mountains
  - where the ice has withdrawn and where new snow melts faster than it accumulates
  - occur where highlands generate surface streams or springs
  - provide a habitat for animals and are used as a source of water for humans
  - routinely go a decade or two without any rain at all
* Some oases have thousands of date palm trees.
  * In geography, an 'oasis' is an isolated place in the desert where there is vegetation. Most often, this occurs around a source of water. Oases provide a habitat for animals and are used as a source of water for humans.
  * release their first album, Definitely Maybe.
* are located in deserts
  - natural things
  - the most important band in the world
* can also simulate upper-tibial or supracondylar single osteotomies.
* is an Ohio company that makes water coolers
  - effective in hot or cold water
  - shelter
  - the sweetest of the turnips, all white, and, when peeled, it can be eaten like an apple
### location | tract | park:

Science park
* are found all over the world , but they mostly exist in developed countries
  - world, but they mostly exist in developed countries.
  * A 'science park' property designed and used for supporting high tech, science, or research related businesses. Science parks are found all over the world, but they mostly exist in developed countries. Over 140 are found in North America alone

### location | tract | park:

State park
* Many state parks contain giant stumps in second growth redwood forests.
* Many state parks have hiking trails that are handicap-accessible
  - that make excellent terrain for a winter excursion
  - one or more small lakes on their property
  - places for picnics, trails to hike, camping areas, or lakes to go boating
  - programs that encourage bike touring
  - special use areas for use by non-profit youth organizations
  - swimming pools or designated swimming areas in state park lakes
  - remain open for camping during the winter months
* Most state parks are open year-round, but some close in winter
  - have camping facilities
  - offer recreation
* Some state parks allow winter camping, with rangers' permission
  - have self-guided interpretive trails
* are great places to see animals
  - public property to be preserved for our posterity as open and natural space
  - wilderness parks
  - wildlife refuges
* has several programs to help kids learn about their environment.
* have special hunting and trapping regulations.
* protect the places that tell stories about Wisconsin people and landscapes.
* receive just as many visitors each year as do national parks.

Theme park
* are amusement parks
  - forms of thinned reality
* are one of the few non-computer interactive media types
  - media types to be interactive
  - largest summer employers of college and high school students

Zoological park
* allow visitors to see and experience how their animal friends live and function.
* exist on every continent.

Respiratory tract
* Some respiratory tracts contain gases
  - provide environments
* infec tions and nosocomial pneumonia.
* is the primary route of exposure.

Short
* are a popular garment to wear during warmer weather
  - pants
  - smalls
  - taboo for men and women at temples and mosques
* are worn either as outer garment or as underwear
  * ' are a type of trousers or pants that reach only to the upper part of the legs or more, but do not cover the entire leg. They are worn by both men and women. Shorts are worn either as outer garment or as underwear
### location | workplace | farm:

Small farm
* Most small farms survive only because someone in the family has an off-farm job.
* Some small farms are limited resource farms
  - retirement and investment farms
  - provide enough income for a family to live on
* are a significant part of American agriculture
  - more important in terms of land and farm assets
  - real farms
* can conform to the economic and ecological niches of markets and of nature.
* do jobs.
* produce environmental benefits in terms of soil, water and wildlife.
* provide less income for families than do large farms.
* tend to weed, plant and harvest by hand.

Tobacco farm
* make up a significant portion of the agricultural economies in many southern states.
* require large quantities of wood in order to dry the tobacco.

Truck farm
* are farms.
* grow produce such as squash, sweet corn, melons, etc.

Vineyard
* Some vineyards grow a rose at the end of each row of grapes
  - have their own wells, and some use irrigation canals
* are crop farms
  - places
  - routinely subject to flooding in the winter
* straddle valley floors and stretch up mountain slopes.
* tend to be planted in river valleys where water for irrigation is plentiful.
* use much less water than other farms and housing developments.
### location | workplace | laboratory:

Independent laboratory
* Independent laboratories follow establish protocols
  - use methods
* Independent laboratories use standardize methods
  - test methods

Medical laboratory
* Medical laboratories are laboratories
  - assist the medical professions by providing analytic and diagnostic services
  - can measure carboxyhemoglobin levels in the blood
  - perform thousands of tests every day
* technologists conduct experiments and analyses of medical specimens and samples.

Research laboratory
* Research laboratories contain equipment and chemicals which can be dangerous if used improperly.
* Research laboratories do function tests
* is work

### location | workplace:

Studio
* are suites
  - workplaces
* create sites.
* graphics editor that can manipulate images in various sizes and color formats.
* includes bases
  - ceilings
  - floors
  - locker rooms
  - lockers
  - room light
  - sections
  - walls
* offer services.
+ Direct-to-video, Reasons for releasing direct-to-video: Movie terminology
  * Studios, limited in the annual number of movies they grant cinematic releases to, may choose to pull the completed movie from the theaters, or never exhibit it in theaters at all. Studios then recoup some of their losses through video sales and rentals.
+ Recording studio: Music industry :: Buildings and structures
  * A 'recording studio' is a place prepared for the recording of music, or other sound media. Some studios are independent, but many are part of a larger business, like a record label. Independent studios may only record one band or set of performers, but may also lease time to outsiders. Some studios charge an hourly rate, while others charge by the project.
  * Studios are usually soundproofed, to keep outside noises from getting into recordings.

### location | workplace | studio:

Music studio
* Most music studios have a piano and a mirror.
+ Studio, Music studio: Art :: Buildings and structures
  * A music studio is a room or group of rooms that are used for practicing music. Most music studios have a piano and a mirror.

Open studio
* Open Studios is the world's largest annual art show.
* enable artists to show art within the environment in which it is created.

Recording studio
* Most recording studios use hard disk recording machines.
* are studios.

Locket
* are cases.
* can hold photos, hair, a charm, or other small, precious object.
* includes sections.

Locomotion
* can be passive or active.
* comes in the form of either the rotating flagellums, or the flexible pellicle membrane.
* is movement
* stimulates group III muscle afferents.
* takes place by flagella, cilia or psendopodia.
### low levels:

Lower level
* are low levels.
* indicate acidity
  - increase acidity
* occur during years.

### low-grade tumor microscopically:

Parosteal osteosarcoma
* has a relatively good prognosis compared to conventional osteosarcoma.
* low-grade tumor microscopically.
* strong possibility.

### loyalty:

Fealty
* is loyalty
* promise between two people to be friends and protect each other.
* refers to absolute loyalty, as that of a vassal to a feudal lord.

Luck
* appears to have played an important role in all of their lives.
* applies only to human actions whereas chance applies to any natural event.
* horse to ride like any other.
* involves the playfulness in gambling, the tension between risk and reward.
* is allergic to all types of plants
  - karmas
  - phenomenons
  - superstitions
* is the derivative of good planning
  - equity gained through the roll of the dice
  - sense to recognize an opportunity and the ability to take advantage of it
* is the time when preparation and opportunity meet
  - opportunitymeet
  - used to describe a fortunate happening with no basis
  - usually a matter of choosing to do wise things
* is what happens when preparation meets opportunity
  - meets, recognizes, and acts on opportunity
  - when hard work meets opportunity
* is when opportunity and determination meet
  - meets preparedness
  - preparation meets determination
* is when preparedness and opportunity get together
  - where persistency and opportunity collide
* magical power, a psychic gift, subtle, elusive, but potent.
* major factor in life.
* plays a big part in racing
  - part in finding fossils, but research and hard work play a larger role
  - an important part in any gene hunt
* state of being and always balances itself.
* still plays a large part in space exploration.
* tag given by the mediocre to account for the accomplishments of genius.
* word devoid of sense.
### luck | wellbeing | health:

Animal health
* is the nation's wealth.
* is, therefore, improved in disasters when animals are evacuated.

Behavioral health
* concerns an individual's overall well being and ability to cope with daily life.
* is unlike any other branch of medicine.
* operates in a marketplace where determining product value is often equivocal.

Bone health
* can often deteriorate from the decline of bone mass that usually occurs with aging.
* huge issue with soda consumption.

Cardiovascular health
* Most cardiovascular health promotes cardiovascular health.
* leads to mental health by making the body less reactive to stress.

Colon health
* depends on the beneficial bacteria that reside in the digestive tract.
* major concern for people today.
* starts with regular colon cleanses.

Community health
* focuses on the health of populations or groups.
* is about building and maintaining a strong and resilient community
  - community competence
  - discussed in terms of costs to employers and loss of production
* vital component of primary health care.

Compromised health
* can be a direct result of parasite infestation in our bodies.
* direct result of parastical infestation in our bodies.

Dental health
* depends upon good habits, proper nutrition and regular professional monitoring.
* is an essential component of overall physical wellness
  - important component of overall health
  - important at any age
  - integral to overall health
  - more important than most people realize
  - the most important reason to have teeth straightened
* plays a critical role in learning.
* serious issue for animals.

Ecological health
* depends on diversity.
* is good, but rising levels of fecal coliform bacteria are worrisome.

Economic health
* depends on environmental safety.
* is also important to family strength.

Emotional health
* component of sexuality just as physical illness can challenge intimacy.
* starts with recognition.
* vital aspect of all of our lives.

Environmental health
* contains a broad spectrum of related issues.
* focuses on the impact of the environment on human health.
* graduate career in most countries.
* is improved because hazardous wastes previously buried are no longer generated
  - part of public health
  - very much connected to human health and development
* provides the basis of public health.
* represents a critical component of public health.

Forest health
* is also an issue in Europe
  - an informal and technically inexact term
  - based on biological controls vs. chemical
  - measured on a relatively large spatial scale
* measure of the hardiness of the forest as a whole, or an ecosystem.
### luck | wellbeing | health:

Holistic health
* focuses on physical health, peace of mind and clarity of consciousness.
* is an alternative to conventional health care
  - certainly popular today
  - the view that health complex combination of mind, body and spirit
* relates to healing and wellness of the whole person - body, mind and spirit.
* theory that believes good mental health is essential to good physical health.

Human health
* can also be at risk.
* depends on the proper supply of food, air and water.
* is affected by the health of our physical environment and by our personal behavior
  - another angle in assessing water quality
  - considered to be part of the living system
  - enhanced by safe foods, balanced diets, and proper nutrition
* major concern with imported fire ants.

Individual health
* critical element in an educational or work experience.
* is important and contributes to the health of community.

International health
* means two different , but related , things
  - different, but related, things. * different, but related, things. It means care of people who travel from one country to another, and knowledge of diseases foreign to the traveler. It also means people from one country trying to improve health in another

Maternal health
* has a profound influence on infant development.
* is important to child survival.
### luck | wellbeing | health:

Oral health
* barometer for general health problems in the elderly.
* can be a matter of life or death for diabetics, hemophiliacs, and others.
* does improve the quality of a person's life.
* is also an important component of healthy lifestyles.
* is an area of health care that has often been overlooked or trivialized
  - integral part of general health
  - essential to total health and well being throughout life
  - important in the development of chewing and speaking skills
  - integral to general health
  - linked to the fluoride content of tea
  - more than clean, white teeth, filled cavities and healthy gums
  - necessary for overall health and well being
  - the single largest health issue affecting our young people
  - truly a subset of general health
* means being free of disease.
* means more than healthy teeth and the absence of disease
  - sound teeth
* vital component of a child's overall health.

### luck | wellbeing | health:

Physical health
* affects the spiritual and spiritual health affects the body.
* can affect people's emotional well-being and vice versa.
* involves a balance of good diet, proper rest, and purposeful work and movement.
* is an important basis of life
  - confused with spiritual health
  - important to sexual pleasure
  - intertwined with spiritual health
  - key to looking at life creatively and dynamically
  - maintained by separation from disease germs
  - necessary to full emotional, mental, and spiritual health
* is only a part of the health needs of our children
  - single facet of an individual's well being
  - one aspect of nudity
  - the child s foundation for totaldevelopment
  - thus a welcome by-product of spiritual health
* refers to the body's physiological condition.
* requires development in all areas.

Plant health
* major factor that dictates the amount of energy reflected.
* suffers because the roots are unable to absorb the nutrients they require.

### luck | wellbeing | health:

Poor health
* Most poor health affects certain organs
* Some poor health is caused by emotional problems
* can affect libido, mating ability, and semen production and quality.
* causes some people to retire early.
* common consequence of poverty and poverty can be a consequence of poor health.
* constitutes one of the fundamental risks to household well being.
* exacerbates poverty and limits social and economic development.
* has complex causes.
* inhibits an individual's ability to work, reduces earning capacity and deepens poverty.
* is both a cause and consequence of employment problems
  - the twin sister of poverty
* major cause of poverty in rural areas.
* prevents one from enjoying one's life, despite riches or wealth.
* reflection of the low status of women in many developing countries.
* seems to be a frequent cause of premature retirement.
### luck | wellbeing | health:

Reproductive health
* Most reproductive health depends on factors
  - many factors
  - such factors
* Most reproductive health has characteristics
  - similar characteristics
* is the health of conjugal pairs who are able to have children.
* means the health of the mother, the child, and the couple.
* touches upon the most basic norms, values, and principles of society.

Social health
* is more than just the absence of social problems.
* means to be happy and make others happy too.

Soil health
* has a significant link with water quality and vegetation health and condition.
* is central to organic farming
  - the key to sustainability

### luck | wellbeing | health:

Spiritual health
* indicates healthy principles of life.
* involves the condition of the spirit.
* is as important for pastors as it is for congregations.
* is central to well being and influences a person's entire being
  - well-being and influences a person's entire being
  - flexible, changing constantly, and manifests itself in behaviors and attitudes
  - fundamental to well-being and affects a person's entire being
  - linked to stewardship practice
  - maintained by separation from germs of false doctrine
* is the first step towards physical and mental well-being
  - most difficult to understand and maintain
* refers to religious training, values and character issues.

Total health
* depends on the delivery of clean, oxygenated blood to the cells.
* requires that all body systems be balanced.

Vibrant health
* is about truly empowering oneself.
* starts from a clean bowel and from a clean human body.
### lysis:

Osteolysis
* can ultimately result in implant failure and revision surgery.
* develops in the distal and middle phalanges, with a characteristic tapering effect.
  - the major cause of implant failure

### machines:

Virtual machine
* are machines.
* date back a long time.
* is used to offer common architecture on any machine.

### mackerels:

Spanish mackerel
* are abundant and range up to five pounds
  - in the smaller sizes also
  - mackerels
  - medium sized pelagic fish
  - part of spanish mackerels
* have a fairly light color and a milder flavor.

### mackerels | spanish mackerel:

King mackerel
* are a highly sought after gamefish
* is the seasons offshore catch.
* prefer to consume fish but also have been known to eat shrimp and squid.

### madam:

Madame
* are dames.
* includes arms
  - cell membranes
  - cells
  - cytoplasm
  - heads
  - legs
  - necks
  - nuclei
  - personality
  - plasma membranes
  - sections
  - vacuoles
  - woman's bodies
Magazine
* are a major outlet for professional photographers to sell and show their work
  - periodical, as are journals and newspapers
  - type of periodical
  - books
  - commercial serial publications intended for any of a wide variety of readers
  - conceptual work
* are general interest periodicals
  - or popular periodicals
  - glossy publications available at newsstands
* are located in airports
  - beds
  - bookstores
  - dentists
  - doctors
  - libraries
  - mailboxs
  - markets
  - racks
  - shops
  - tables
  - train stations
  - materials that can be recycled using drop-off sites
  - monthly publications
  - part of cameras
  - pornographic when women are pictured as sex objects to be abused
  - press
  - products
  - the single largest component of the North American commercial printing industry
  - used for reading
* contain advertisements
  - letters
* cover environmental issues
* have articles
  - pages
  - pictures
* highlight issues.
* include stories.
* includes artwork
  - cartoons
  - chapters
  - feature articles
  - items
  - magazine articles
  - page numbers
  - paragraphs
  - text
  - word order
* magazine for smokers who want to stop smoking.
* offer news.
* often portray women as ultra thin, and men as overly muscular.
* report sales.
* sell copies.
* support causes.
* tell women how to be beautiful, or men how to be successful in business.
* use information in the form of articles to sell advertising.
+ Magazine (firearms)
  * Most magazines use a spring and follower inside to push the ammunition into the gun. Magazines may be made out of metal or plastic. Metal magazines are more common, but some plastic magazines can be partly see-through so that the user can see how much ammo is left inside.
+ Sniper, Sniping, Sniper rifles: Military :: Firearms
  * A magazine is used on semi automatic rifles and most bolt action rifles. Magazines hold more shots in the gun and make it much faster to ready the next shot. With many rifles, the shooter can carry more full magazines to put into the gun when the magazine that is in the gun is empty.
  * A 'magazine' is a type of book people read. Magazines are not like regular books. This is because a new version of the magazine is printed many times each year. Magazines are a type of periodical. They are called periodicals because new versions of them keep being printed. Magazines are printed on paper. People usually need to subscribe to them. An example of a magazine is 'Time'. There are magazines printed about many things.
  * A 'magazine' is a type of book people read. Magazines are not like regular books. This is because a new version of the magazine is printed many times each year. Magazines are a type of periodical. They are called periodicals because new versions of them keep being printed. Magazines are printed on paper. People usually need to subscribe to them. An example of a magazine is 'Time'. There are magazines printed about many things. Magazines are similar to newspapers, but usually new versions take longer to make, they cost more money, and they are in color on every page. Also, sometimes magazines come with little gifts to reward the readers who buy it.
### magnitude | amount | number | complex number:

Real
* have an exponential form.
* is also a specific name for a function that returns the real part of a complex number
  - coin
  - companies
  - subsidiaries

### magnitude | amount | number | complex number:

Real number
* All real numbers are rational.
* Every real number has exactly one cube root in the real number system
  - is either positive, negative, or zero
  - limit point of the set of irrational numbers, since they are dense also
* Real Numbers Use math in real life
  - are either rational or irrational
* Some real numbers are called positive
  - You can think of the real numbers as an infinitely long ruler. There mark for zero and every other number, in order of size. Unlike a ruler, there are numbers below zero. These are called negative real numbers
* are also closed under addition and subtraction
  - complex numbers
  - generalized to complex numbers
* are numbers on the number line
  - that are real, unlike imaginary numbers which are imaginary
  - on the x axis, and therefore theta is zero or pi
  - the sets of rational and irrational numbers
* can start with a decimal point.
* describe real-world quantities such as amounts, distances, age, temperature, and so on.

### magnitude | amount | number | complex number | real:

Irrational
* have exact values, hence they have exact positions on the number line.
* is real

Irrational number
* Some irrational number are also algebraic
  - numbers have continued fractions that consist of a repeating pattern of numbers
* are nonrational numbers represented by points on the number line
  - numbers such as which has an infinite number of non-periodic decimals
  - simply numbers with no repeating pattern
* have an infinite and non-repeating string of digits after the decimal point.

### magnitude | amount | number | complex number | real | irrational:

Transcendental number
* are also irrational.
* is an irrational
+ Real number, Different types of real numbers: Number theory

Rational
* can be full of energy.
  - the domain of all rationals
* is the field domain of all rationals
* pride themselves on being ingenious, independent, and strong willed.

Real greatness
* combination of courage and the good deed - or mitzvah.
* is measured in terms of depth.

Real life
* Real Life is where the real heroes live and where real adventures take hold.
* includes the ability to earn, save, invest, and spend responsibly.
* is what simulations try to replicate.
* life filled with fulfillment, acceptance, and purpose
  - real fulfillment, real acceptance, and real purpose

Real love
* Real Love takes the investment of one's self and one's time.
* develops naturally over time, as mutual respect and mutual trust develop.
* is about continuing to be affectionate and supportive even in the face of differences
  - sometimes soft and tender
  - the capacity to meet the needs and requirements of the moment
  - to love someone unconditionally
  - unconditional love, and means exactly that - unconditional
* permits people to make their own decisions.
* state of being.
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Scarcity
* Most scarcity leads to extinction.
* Scarcities can boost the economic power of small elite groups.
* central fact of the human condition and the starting point for economic analysis.
* concept that covers a wide range.
* derives from modernized poverty.
* exists in all societies.
* fact of life for individuals as well as governments
* is constructed by the demand for the product
  - one of the fundamental aspects of our world, both inside and outside of markets
  - really what economics is all about
  - situations
  - the shadow of greed
* means that water for bathing and cleaning comes from irrigation ditches.
* occurs when the prices of goods are set too low
  - wants exceed resources
  - when, at a zero price, quantity demanded is greater than quantity supplied
* political artifact.
* real and tenacious problem of human existence.
* reality for both individuals and societies.
* then drives migration, conflict, and greater environmental destruction.
* turns into abundance where there living encounter of people.

### magnitude | amount | scarcity:

Real scarcity
* can also exist by over use of non-renewable resources.
+ Scarcity: Microeconomics
  * Scarcity exists due to the effects of nature such as drought, floods, storms, pest infestation, fire and other things. Real scarcity can also exist by over use of non-renewable resources.

### magnitude | amount | scarcity:

Water scarcity
* can be the result of both human and natural causes
  - damage economic growth and cause critical environmental problems
* constant constraint for countries with arid and semi-arid climates.
* has negative affects on ecology , biodiversity , agriculture and human health.
* impacts on health, availability of food, and the conditions in which people live.
* is now the single biggest threat to global food production.
* is the emphasis of most popular writing on water issues
  - most critical, and pollution growth is as severe as the rest of the world
* leads inevitably to competition between urban and rural residents
  - to overexploitation of groundwater and to declining water quality.
  * ' lack of drinkable water available in a given area. It mostly affects arid and deserted areas, and places where the water is too polluted to drink. It social, environmental and economic problem in many countries. Water scarcity can be the result of both human and natural causes. Changes in climate and weather patterns can cause the availability of water to drop. Common human causes include over-consumption, bad governance, pollution, and increases in the demand for water.
  * has negative affects on ecology, biodiversity, agriculture and human health. It has also led to armed conflicts in several cases
* major problem in much of California.
* worldwide problem.

Shortage
* affect the entire range of medical specialties.
* are caused by lack
  - events
* become problems
  - serious problems
* cause lack.
* have adverse effects
* means that at a given moment, demand for power exceeds the supply of power.
* pose problems
* relate directly to the poor climate for leadership.
* relative term.
* usually cause rising prices and rising profits.
### magnitude | amount | shortage:

Food shortage
* Most food shortages are caused by lack.
* Some food shortages cause starvation.
  - widespread and malnutrition is reported to be increasing
* become problems.
* have the greatest negative impact on children and elderly adults.
* is quite common, especially after the planting season and before harvest begins
  - still a big problem in the world today
+ Food, Food-related issues:
  * Food shortage is still a big problem in the world today. Many people do not have enough money to buy the food that they need. Bad weather or other problems sometimes destroy the growing food in one part of the world. When people do not have enough food, we say that they are hungry. If they do not eat enough food for a long time, they will become sick and die from starvation. In areas where many people do not have enough food, we say that there is famine there.

Labor shortage
* are a critical constraint on increasing agricultural production.
* occur during peak periods.

### magnitude | amount | shortage:

Water shortage
* affect fire fighting capabilities through reduced flows and pressures.
* are common, despite abundant rivers and wetlands
  - the greatest threat to continued prosperity
* causes symptoms similar to spray poisoning.
* increases social inequity.
* is also due to huge consumption of underground water.
* pose problems
  - serious problems
* prevail during the winter, with natural springs and streams drying up.
* threaten at least one-third of the world
  - health, econmonic growth and, potentially, national security
* vary widely from region to region.

### magnitude | amount:

Small amount
* Some small amounts come from carbohydrates.
* act as a tonic to the nervous system.
* are critical for some individual women due to reduced ability to metabolize alcohol
  - to some infants due to genetic risk
  - present in meat and fish, and in human milk
  - vital for proper functioning of the body
* can also leave through the lungs and in feces
  - be harmful, even fatal to children
  - displace vital oxygen in the bloodstream and cause death
* can have devastate effects
  - harmful effects
  - make water smell and taste like turpentine
  - poison small children
  - reduce pig performance and overall health
* depress central nervous system.
* make steel fine grained and improves mechanical, electrical and magnetic properties.

Sufficiency
* Sufficiencies are quality
  - wealth
* has an effect on ail features of a paper.
* is an amount
  - synonymous with adequacy
  - when someone eats what is needed and sufficient for normal nourishment

### magnitude | amount | sufficiency:

Self sufficiency
* is important in effectively utilizing computer resources
  - necessary in the areas of water, nutrition, energy, and medicine
  - observed for pig and poultry
* term that means many things to many people.
### magnitude | area:

Large area
* Most large areas absorb energy.
* are rich in minerals copper, coal, gold, lead, molybdenum, silver, and zinc.
* consist of large, pleomorphic cells with vesicular nuclei and marginated chromatin.
* distort due to the earth's curvature.
* take places.

Light area
* are leucosomes, dark areas are mesosome.
* have small dots and darker areas or shadows have larger dots.

Many area
* Some many areas have malaria.
* are inhabited by raccoons.
* contain habitats
  - suitable habitats
* require improvement
  - urgent improvement

Mountainous area
* are have cold winters, favor needleleaf trees.
* can become fairly cold, especially during the winter.
* receive more rainfall and are therefore cooler.

Muddy area
* Most muddy areas have surface water
* are good places to start, such as along ditches, creeks, or ponds.

### magnitude | area:

Natural area
* Some natural areas are home to rare plants
  - populated by snakes
* are a type of natural resource containing relatively undisturbed native habitats
  - critical to the existence of wild animals and native plants
  - scenic places to escape crowds, cars, and the noise of machines
* exist which serve the spiritual, social, and economic needs of human communities.
* influence a community's self image and pride.
* provide an important reservoir of our state's genetic or biologic diversity.

Necrotic area
* are generally dark brown in color.
* can develop between the fetal villi and the crypt wall.

Open area
* are used only when thick shrubs or forest are nearby.
* can give way to undesirable plant species as they begin to grow back.

Orchestra pit
* Some orchestra pits are part of theatres.
* are areas.
* are located in auditoriums
  - butts
  - concert halls
  - opera houses
  - operas
  - part of theaters
  - used for musicians
* have musicians.
* is an area

Other area
* are frequented by animals.
* include areas.
* receive precipitation
* require treatments.
* show variation.

Patio
* are located in backyards
  - gardens
* are part of gardens
  - houses
* are used for cookouts
  - patio furniture
* is an area

Preserve
* are either publicly or privately held lands
  - unique areas of native flora and fauna where human influence is kept to a minimum
* contain chunks or whole pieces of fruit in a thickened syrup.
  - located in jars
  - reservations
  - spheres
* lose their flavor and bright color during storage.
* moistures and provides nutrients that feed the skin.

Protect area
* have poach problems
* have serious poach problems
* include protect areas
  - such areas
* take places.

Red area
* are areas of high radar reflectivity.
* is the surrounding rock, which consists mostly of minerals rich in magnesium and iron.
* represent regions of high heat retention in the atmosphere
  - magnetic field strength, blue of low

Research area
* have problems.
* support light.

Resort area
* are areas.
* is an area

Rest area
* are parks.
* have picnic tables.
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Tropical area
* Many tropical areas have a dry and wet season.
* are poorer than temperate areas in part because of a heavier disease burden.
* have the most different kinds of butterflies and they fly all year long.
* receive more heat from the sun than do polar regions.
* take places.

Uncultivated area
* are in forest and are used for pasture in some places.
* have an A horizon with similar colors and textures.

Visual cortex
* is an area
  - enormously complex structure comprising about a third of the cortical surface
* sees more than the conscious mind.

Wet area
* Any wet areas are breeding grounds for fungus and germs.
* are located in gyms.

White area
* are bare coral skeleton from which coral tissue has recently decomposed
  - clouds and dense aerosols
  - different shades of white ranging from pure white to orangish or a light brown
  - high ozone levels, black areas represent low ozone
  - iron metal, grays titanium dioxide
* is skeleton recently stripped of coral tissue by the advancing disease.

### magnitude | area:

Wilderness area
* Some wilderness areas get special legal protection against air pollution.
* are almost universally healthier than areas that are farmed
  - multiple-use areas where timber harvesting is generally forbidden
  - places for nature where people are only an occasional, and respectful, visitor
  - special areas where nature comes fist
  - the most protected landscapes in the federal system
  - truly wild places
* have pleniful fauna and have retained thier native habitat.
* provide an opportunity for solitude in a rugged, natural setting
  - undisturbed habitats for wild plants and animals, promoting biodiversity
* sustain our existence, and even today, many people call wildernesses their home.

Yellow spot
* are plant diseases.
* is an area
  - present in most birds between the eye and the beak
* represent genes equally expressed in both offspring.

Coverage
* Describes the spatial and temporal characteristics of objects or resources through time.
* is an amount
  - extent
  - news
  - one of the most important concepts involved with health insurance
  - sums
  - the area the satellite can see while it can be seen from the ground station
* measure of the ability to service debt.
* provides additional protection

### magnitude | coverage:

Contraceptive coverage
* is about equity.
* matter of equity and fairness.

Medical coverage
* helps provide financial protection against the high cost of medical care.
* is for the people injured in an accident.

News coverage
* commercial enterprise that often plays off the fears of public opinion.
* is news coverage
  - television's most important public service