ontocord/MixtureVitae-genericsKB huggingface dataset:
### colorless solid:

Ammonium nitrate
* colorless solid.
* common fertilizer.
* encourages decomposition of ponderosa pine needles under laboratory conditions.
* is also one of the primary chemicals used in the Oklahoma City bombing
  - an excellent form to use because surface volatilization losses are minimized
  - explosives
  - ionic compounds
  - made by reacting ammonia with nitric acid
  - nitrate
  - of major importance in blasting
* is the most common form of N used on blackberries
  - nitrogen source
  - same substance used in the Oklahoma City bombing
* is used as a fertilizer
  - nitrogen fertilizer
  - in the production of explosives
* very important fertilizer.
+ Ammonium nitrate, Preparation
  * Ammonium nitrate is made by reacting ammonia with nitric acid. This reaction is very violent. It can be made by reacting sodium nitrate with ammonium sulfate. This makes a solution of ammonium nitrate and sodium sulfate. When the mixture is cooled, the sodium sulfate is crystallized and can be filtered
  - Properties: Nitrogen compounds
  * Ammonium nitrate is a colorless solid. It dissolves in water. It makes water cold when it dissolves. It is an oxidizing agent. When it is heated gently, it turns into water and nitrous oxide. It can detonate when heated strongly
  - Uses
  * Ammonium nitrate is used as a fertilizer. It contains more nitrogen than most fertilizers. It is also used in explosives used by terrorists. It can be used as an oxidizer in rockets

Arsenic acid
* is acid
  - chemical compounds
  - used in the making of some dyes and organic arsenic compounds
* reacts with iodide to make iodine.
+ Arsenic acid, Properties: Arsenic compounds :: Acids
  * Arsenic acid is a colorless solid. It absorbs water from the air. It is a strong oxidizing agent. It is similar to phosphoric acid. It can be deprotonated three times, making various arsenates. Arsenic acid reacts with iodide to make iodine
### commercial activities:

Banking
* allows firms to store emission reduction credits for subsequent use.
* appears as a kind of alchemy, making wealth out of credit, something out of nothing.
* are commercial activities
  - finance
  - professions
  - social events
* automated teller machines are a familiar form of an information kiosk.
* begins, more than half a millennium ago, with correspondent relations.
* competitive business based on the customer feeling safe and secure.
* contributes to the nation's overall effort to increase wetland area.
* depends on confidence of depositors in financial institutions.
* has the anticipated effect of changing the timing of emissions.
* is about trust
  - all about human capital
* is an industry where confidence in the institution is crucial
  - mergers and acquisitions are a constant occurrence
  - conservatism
  - one industry that lends itself to a relationship survey
* is one of the United Kingdom's key service industries
  - few sectors in Asia that has real earnings power
* is one of the most highly regulated and protected industries in the world
  - rapidly evolving of industries
  - type of business that e-commerce has benefited, as the graph below shows
* is the carry-over of unused allowances from one control period to the next
  - link between the two main areas of finance described above
  - most-regulated industry in the United States
  - second oldest profession in the world
  - uphill slope that meets the wall
* long haul business.
* noble profession.
* prime example of an industry that can profit from professional services.
* profession which uses arbitration to a surprisingly limited extent.
* relationship business.
* remains one of the most important industries for study in the Western Hemisphere.
* service business.
* variation of the concept of insurance, the shared pooling of risks.
+ Charlotte, North Carolina, Economy
  * Banking is very important in Charlotte. Many banks, such as Bank of America and Wachovia have headquarters in the city. There are also many other big companies in Charlotte.

### commercial activities | banking:

Central banking
* flaw that has been exploited to the maximum.
* is an absolute necessity for dictatorial control over a nation.

Internet banking
* leads into electronic bill presentment.
* saves time and money.

Investment banking
* is the dynamic and competitive 'sister' within the banking industry
  - territory of the major U.S. and European banks
* means hard work, high risk and high rewards.
* profession characterized by extremes.

Private banking
* has a legitimate function, but it has too often been used to manage dirty money.
* is conducted by many commercial banks.
* very lucrative sector of banking in the United States and around the world.
### commercial enterprises:

Agribusiness
* Most agribusinesses tend to be large corporations.
* addresses the range of operations and management practices related to agriculture.
* are commercial enterprises.
* comprises the largest portion of the U.S. economy.
* eliminates family farms and small towns.
* growing industry, providing opportunities related to every business field.
* have their roots in the plantation system.
* is business
  - more economics than science, although science happens
  - one of the most profitable sectors of the U.S. economy today
  - the second locomotive of Chile's economic growth
* is the study of business and economic aspects of the agricultural sector
  - the business and economics of agribusiness firms
  - term given to the food and fibre industries
  - world's biggest and most important industry
* leading employer of women in developing countries.
* major player in the central Illinois economy
  - recipient of welfare subsidies
* produces food only at the cost of losing family farming and farm communities.
* pumps millions of dollars into the economy each year.
* remains strong, particularly in management and research.
* routinely feeds antibiotics to animals to promote quicker growth and fatter profits.
* tends to be family oriented.

### commercially available chemical:

Indium sulfate
* commercially available chemical.
* is used in the production of indium or indium containing substances.

### commercials:

Television commercial
* are commercials.
* encourage children to crave toys or other products indiscriminately.

### commissaries:

Small store
* are commissaries.
* can survive and thrive.

### commodities market:

Forward market
* are part of the banking system.
* commodities market

Futures market
* Most futures markets have history dating back to their inception of trading.
* are like the forward markets in terms of basic economics
  - one way producers can reduce price risk in marketing their output
* commodities market
* exist for many commodities and currencies.

Computer component
* Most computer components contain nickel, lithium, cadmium, chromium, and mercury.
* are commodities
  - computer hardware

### commodities:

Financial service
- information-intensive businesses
  - public utilities which provide essential public services
* contribute significantly to the nation s total exports, GDP and employment.
* creates and sells intangible financial products or services.
* form the leading group when it comes to the introduction of the euro.
* fuel the engine of international trade.
* have a vital role in all branches of economic activity.
* is concerned with the design and delivery of advice and financial products.
* is one of the most heavily regulated sectors in Japan
  - important sectors in the modern economy
* lie at the heart of a modern economy.
### commodity:

Merchandise
* is commodities.
* is located in markets
  - shops
  - shows
  - wares
  - where the money is made
### communication:

Verbal communication
* Most verbal communications use cues from both the visual and acoustic modalities to convey messages.
* are frequently easier to understand when visuals are used.
* is an important and even essential tool in human interaction
  - critically important to relationships
  - different from written communication
  - possible in even the noisiest manufacturing environments
* is the act of conveying meaning by means of speech
  - most important type of communication within the marriage relationship
  - use of words and language in order to provoke a meaning in others
  - unique to human beings
  - used majority for protesting or cursing
* new string of the web used mainly by humanity.

Verbal expression
* is communication
* leads to language development, an important aspect of learning to read.
* starts the process for learning especially when the mind is young.

### communication:

Visual communication
* can, in many contexts, be much more effective than text.
* field that offers a variety of employment possibilities.
* includes movements of the head, mouth, tusks and trunk.
  - effective during the day but can be seen by predators
  - important to most fish
  - performed by males when they open their mouth and reveal their teeth
* is the most important way of communicating during the first year of life
  - purpose of graphic design
* plays an important role in human communication and interaction.
* predominates, and mating and competitive displays are common.
* useful source of communication when dugongs are in close contact.

Vocal communication
* includes a variety of whines, growls, barks, whimpers, squeaks, and howls.
* involves honking and soft warning calls.
* is important in the hen-chick relationship
  - limited due to poor development of vocal chords
  - rare, only being used when startled, fighting, or stressed
  - used primarily during times of fear or excitement
* plays an important role in bonobo society.

Vocalisation
* are an integral part of the collared peccary community.
* is communication

Web communication
* encourages development of technology, publishing and journalism skills.
* is different from printed text.

### communism:

Revisionism
* is an equal opportunity disease, one that can afflict conservatives as well as liberals
  - essential component of every science
  - evolutionary science
  - communism
  - less about the past and more about the future
  - one form of bourgeois ideology
* means to revise a generally accepted fact.
* promotes historical awareness and international understanding.
* respectable body of knowledge.

### communist democracy:

Democratic centralism
* forces everyone to speak up.
* is communist democracy.
### community effort:

Crime prevention
* begins at conception, and even earlier.
* benefits every community, every neighborhood, and every resident.
* community effort.
* crucial investment that can and does reduce juvenile crime.
* goes beyond locks, lights, and alarms.
* is about people working together.
* is also an issue for residents of college owned houses
  - important during hotel stays
* is an attitude
  - investment in the future
  - on going duty that is performed each and every day by each officer
  - awareness and participation by everyone
  - critical to reducing crime victimization and rehabilitating offenders
* is everyone's business, and involves more than just home or business security
  - job
  - responsibility
  - more dangerous than crime
* is the responsibility of every member of the community
  - result of a process which is developed day after day
  - where the criminal justice system begins
* major element of community policing.
* means watching out and helping out.
* requires self-awareness, the awareness of family or friends, and prior planning.
* starts by keeping kids involved in their community and off the streets.
* starts with peaceful interactions on every block and in every street
  - residents educating others on crime awareness
* takes the opportunity away from the criminal to commit the crime.
* tool of government.

### community effort:

Water conservation
* benefits the environment and the economy.
* can affect wastewater collection and treatment systems
  - be a big problem in some parts of the world
  - help halt wasteful habits
  - prolong the life of any soil absorption system
  - save on water and sewer fees
* consists of any beneficial reduction in water losses, waste, or use.
* critical part of managing water supply.
* decreases the amount of wastewater generated by our families.
* has both financial savings and environmental benefits.
* helps prevent overloading in the drain field.
* is an important factor in Southern Nevada's water resource picture
  - conservation
  - especially important during droughts
  - everyone's responsibility
* is one important way to stretch existing water supplies
  - way to protect our shared supply of water
* is practiced except in the case of personal water consumption
  - extensively on the state's farms and ranches
  - stewardship of our natural resources
  - the wise use of our resource to ensure an adequate supply
* leads to river restoration.
* major concern everywhere in the world.
* means using water intelligently
  - water bans and doing without
* national policy in Singapore in view of our limited water resources.
* plays an enormous role in the survival of the Snail Kite.
* reduces sewage flows and corresponding treatment costs.
* saves cities money by conserving energy and reducing capital and operating costs
  - money and energy
### companies:

Tactic
- located in japans
  - military science
  - municipalities
  - planned moves or plays that rely on players working together
  - specific actions that make up a strategy
  - the actual ways that the strategies are executed
* plan of action
* refer to the subset of behaviors within a given genetic strategy.

Velcro
* holds things together without fasteners, buttons or zippers.
* is companies
  - connectors
  - extremely sensitive to heat
  - in the class of materials called polymers
  - textiles
* tends to wear out after a few months.
  * is patented.

### compensation:

Reparation
* are compensation
  - expiations
* broader concept than compensation.
* involves a duty arising from harm which has been done.
* is an essential element in the administration of international justice
  - like paying a debt, a payback, a return of something that is owed to another
  - more about collective responsibility than hereditary guilt
* means of keeping the free money flowing.

### competence:

Proficiency
* is competence.
* leads to achievement and self-esteem.
* reading knowledge of a foreign language.
* refers to the ability to communicate effectively in the target language.
### competitive process:

Innervation
* Most innervation is ipsilateral, except for the intestines and pelvic viscera, which are bilateral.
* are distribution.
* competitive process.
* directs receptor synthesis and localization.
* is by the frontal branch of the facial nerve
  - posterior auricular branch of the facial nerve
* is from branches of the facial nerve
  - terminal branches of the frontal branch of the facial nerve
  - increased by nerve contraction

### competitive process | innervation:

Sympathetic innervation
* is primarily postganglionic from prevetebral sympathetic ganglia.
* occurs from the thoracic ganglia.
* supplies mainly vascular smooth muscle.

### complete genetic anomaly:

Achondroplasia
* complete genetic anomaly.
* disorder of bone growth.
* genetic disorder of bone growth that is evident at birth.
* is an autosomal dominant bone disorder that causes dwarfism
  - inherited disorder of bone growth
  - fully penetrant and shows no variation of expression
* is inherited as an autosomal dominant trait
  - by an autosomal dominant gene that causes abnormal cartilage formation
  - one of the most common causes of dwarfism
  - the commonest disproportionate dwarfism
* is the most common form of autosomal dominant inherited dwarfism
  - short-limb dwarfism
  - type of dwarfism
* rare form of dwarfism.
### complex legal process:

Eviction
* are one of the many unpleasant things that can happen to a tenant
  - widespread and are used by all sides as a form of ethnic cleansing
* complex legal process.
* is compulsion
  - due processes
  - the forced removal of a tenant from an apartment
* legal procedure.
* legal process that often requires a court order
  - times requires a court order
* threatens the mechanisms by which the poor survive in cities.

### complex legal process | eviction:

Retaliatory eviction
* is dispossession
* legitimate defense to forcible entry and detainer.

Complex organism
* More complex organisms are called eukaryotes and they consist of many cells
  - multicellular
  - feed on the less complex
  - have more complex digestive systems
  - require a greater number of genes to perform life functions
  - tend to have more genes
* Most complex organisms generate solid and liquid waste
  - have types
  - use organs
* tend to reproduce sexually.
### complexity:

Tapestry
* Tapestries are a form of fine-art for the wall
  - fabric
* Tapestries are located in art galleries
  - castles
  - houses
  - one of the oldest and most luxurious types of fabric
* Tapestries are used for art
  - wall hanging
* bimonthly magazine with articles, columns and features of interest to women.
* differs from embroidery in that there is no 'support' fabric.
* includes poetry, prose, drama, and other literary forms.
* is an open-source, component based framework for creating sophisticated web applications
  - probably the oldest of the flat-woven patterned carpet weaves
* ranks among painting, sculpture and architectures as one of the major visual art forms.
### concentrated around dalian:

Chinese production
* is concentrated around Dalian.
+ Wakame: Algae :: Vegetables
  * It is distributed either dried or salted. It is often used in miso soup and salads. In Korea it is called 'miyeok'. It is used in salads, or as the main ingredient in miyeok soup. In China it is called 'qundaicai'. Chinese production is concentrated around Dalian.

### concentrated around marquette:

Urban development
* can push agriculture to less suitable land, with unintended results.
* has a significant impact on groundwater, affecting quantity, flow and quality.
* impacts habitats
  - mediterranean habitats
* is concentrated around Marquette
  - one reason wildlife habitat is shrinking and fragmenting in Texas
* is the biggest threat to endangered plants also
  - plants as well
* occurs in a place.

### concept | abstract:

Abstract concept
* are ideas such as happiness or success, usually described by abstract nouns.
* require interpretations.

### concept:

Abstraction
* Explain the difference between abstraction and encapsulation.
* are difficult to conceptualize without figurative language and imagery.
* belong to the realm of theory.
* can take many different and imaginary forms in cinema.
* characterize components that carry out computations and objects used in computations.
* fundamental building block of representations painting.
* has a specificity of meaning in the hands of a single artist.
* is also a mean of reducing complexity by handling different details at different levels
  - entities
  - indicative of process, progress and development
  - literally to uproot, to take apart, to unleash the essence of reality
  - one of the keys to scientific development
  - paintings
  - related to both encapsulation and data hiding
  - removals
* is the art of eliminations and simplifications
  - artist's way of transcending time, order and space
  - computer scientist s tool to master complexity
  - key for the generation of qualitative representations from observed data
  - process of solving parts of a problem while ignoring other parts of the problem
  - work of the human mind
  - used to handle complexity even in everyday life
  - what makes applied mathematics possible
* measure of uniqueness.
* more general concept than hierarchy.
* play a central role in reuse activities.
* plays a central role in software reuse
  - syntactic analysis, as in other areas of linguistics
* refers to the level of abstraction in the display of information.
* sign of social isolation.
* uses non-representational images or forms to present underlying structures.
### concept | attribute | characteristic:

Enhancer
* are able to stimulate transcription thousands of bp away.
* are sequences in DNa that can serve to activate transcription from any nearby promoter
  - of DNA and the DNA is the same in all cells
  - which greatly increase the expression of genes which are located nearby
* blockers only function when placed between a gene and an enhancer.
* can bind long distances from the start site of transcription
  - increase transcription at promoters located several kilobases away
  - interact with proximal promoters from distances of thousands of base pairs
* have a dense concentration of protein binding sites.
* increase transcription when bound, while silencers decrease it.
* is attention
* play an important role in eukaryotic gene regulation.
* usually function in a tissue specific and stage specific fashion.

### concept | attribute | characteristic | enhancer:

Transcriptional enhancer
* act in cis to suppress position effect variegation
  - position-effect variegation
* are tissue and cell specific in their function.

Human characteristic
* Many human characteristics are also vestigial in other primates and related animals.
* Most human characteristics are polygenic, which means they are controlled by many genes.

### concept | attribute | characteristic:

Immediacy
* Immediacies are celerity
  - intuition
* depends upon hypermediacy.
* expresses liking and trust.
* hallmark of all their interactions.
* is both a liability and an asset of the Internet
  - important when updating email lists
  - precisely indeterminateness
  - the driver of today's economy
* refers to the closeness of the source in time and space to the target person.
+ Combat stress reaction, Present-day treatment and diagnosis: Conflicts :: Mental illnesses
  * Brevity is the initial rest period. Many soldiers return to duty after this brief rest. More seriously affected patients are referred to the next level. Immediacy is essential for treatment. Intervention should occur as soon as symptoms appear. Contact with the service-member's unit can help the soldier feel like a war fighter rather than a patient. Expectancy, the soldier should be told his reaction to stress is normal and is he is expected back with his unit. Service-members should be moved to a facility close to their unit but away from medical or surgical patients unless no other option is possible. Simplicity, keep it simple and use straightforward methods to improve physical well-being and self confidence.

Other characteristic
* affect management
  - stability
* distinguish plants.

Physical characteristic
* Most physical characteristics evolve over time
  - identify sex
* are varied and some people with DID have nonhuman alters.
* are, for example, the retina, the fingerprint, and the palmprint.
* attract attention.
* have long arms and hairy reddish or brown and live in tropical forests.
* play important roles.
### concept | attribute:

Feature
* Some features are the determination of the Earth's age, volcanic eruptions, and atmospheric change.
* affect capability
  - reproductive capability
* are articles
  - body parts
  - complexs
  - merchandise
  - movies
* are part of faces
  - magazines
  - newspapers
  - properties
  - quantities of information that are associated with individual video frames
  - the properties or characteristics of the product - What it is
* change over time.
* contribute to drainage
* contribute to efficient drainage
  - water drainage
* define types.
* distinguish theories.
* enable organizations.
* ensure survival.
* have density
  - equivalents
  - evolutionary significance
  - impact
* help ancient mammals
  - animals
  - different environments
  - identification
  - ocean environments
* highlight capability.
* include animals
  - consumption
  - dark sunspots
  - options
  - short stature
  - size
* increase ability.
* influence distribution.
* make subjects.
* provide applications
  - benefits
  - evidence
* relate to body compositions
* rely on sensor types
  - specific types
* say in statements.
* seen in the chromosphere are prominences, filaments, flares, and plages
  - photosphere are sunspots and granulation
  - on the planet surface suggest to scientists that water existed on Mars in the past
* serve purposes.
* use for identification.
* use in classifications
  - plant classifications
* usually refers to things with a spatial component, whereas entities can refer to anything.
* vary among individuals.
### concept | attribute | feature:

Invariant
* are constraints associated with classes or interfaces
  - properties that remain constant under a set of transformations
  - useful for ensuring that objects behave as they're supposed
* form part of the external interface to an object.
* play a great role in Physics.

### concept | attribute | feature | invariant:

Class invariant
* are conditions that are guaranteed always to be true
  - have to be met by any stable state of an object
  - invariants on the methods of a class
* express the fundamental integrity constraints on a class.

Natural feature
* Some natural features are caused by storms.
* are areas that can or have been named after some natural thing in that area.

Redoximorphic feature
* are a type of mottling that is associated with wetness
  - large enough to be seen with the naked eye
  - present in some pedons
* occur in some pedons.
* range from few to common in shades of brown, yellow, or gray
  - none to few in shades of yellow, brown, or red
### concept | component:

Vital component
* Some vital components contribute to carbohydrate metabolism.
* Some vital components contribute to healthy carbohydrate metabolism

### concept:

Composite
* Many composites are anisotropic.
* also allow the use of gemstones too small to be used otherwise
  - are less prone to expand or contract with changes in humidity
* are also technologically important advanced structural materials
  - both thermal and electrical insulators
  - daisy-like flowers
  - desirable materials for flywheels due to their light weight and high strength
  - flowers that have many florets crowded together making one flower head
  - made up of individual materials referred to as constituent materials
  - materials that are composed of two or more different components
* are mixtures of particles of different types
  - two or more bonded materials
  - pieces of synthetic spectra and real data spliced to photometric points
  - plastic-like materials made from differing quantities of fiber, plastics and glue
  - simply a matrix of one material reinforced by fibers or particles of another
  - solid materials made of substances with different physical characteristics
  - stiff, strong, light-weight materials made with two or more materials
  - structural products comprising a combination of dissimilar constituent materials
  - the fastest growing sector of the wood-products industry
* are, by definition, a combination of fiberglass and resin.
* consist of a fibre carbon or glass, for instance cooked in a resin
  - more than one material type
* exist in nature.
* fill a major role in military airframes.
* have at least two phases with different mechanical properties
* temperature as a function of time and position along the thickness.

### concept | composite:

Braided composite
* can withstand high bending deformation without property degradation.
* made of stiffer axial yarns possess a higher axial tensile and bending modulus.

Framework
* are software structures developed for a specific application domain
  - the way in which different types of object interact together
* benefit communities
  - global communities
* provide types.
* retain aspects.

### concept | framework:

Cornice
* are frameworks
  - molding
  - part of entablatures
  - projections
  - where the snow piles up and reaches over the edges of the rock
* can break away, causing an avalanche.
* fall avalanches occur when cornices break loose from the lee side of ridges.
* generally form faster during periods of high humidity.

Picture frame
* are frameworks
  - located in shelfs
* hang on walls.
### concept:

Kind
* All kinds attract bees.
* Many kinds are climbers that dwell in trees
  - poisonous, and some are brightly colored to advertise their toxic nature
  - can grow either with or without air
  - dig burrows to live in
  - live as parasites in or on the bodies of other more harmful types
* Most kinds bear fruit in clusters
  - feed on organic matter in the soil
* Most kinds make their home in the tropics, where they can find food all year
  - the tropics, where they can find food the year around
* Some kinds are arboreal and are found in trees
  - noted for spending long periods in hibernation
  - complete the life cycle in less than a year, while others require up to four years
  - contribute to death
  - eat insects that they find
  - even depend on other living things, such as a certain animal to pollinate their flowers
  - exist in atmospheres
  - give off a protective milky fluid with an odor like apple seeds
* Some kinds have a sac on either side of the head
  - chemical identities
  - health
  - shells
  - lay eggs and some give birth to living young
  - live along temperate coasts and even in freshwater lakes
* Some kinds live in great rivers of Asia and South America, but the best known are found in the sea
  - make acid rain that kills our plants and fish
  - prefer vegetation near streams, ponds and marshes
* are categories.
* have aspects
  - several variation
* support environments.
* vary among individuals.
+ Salami: Sausage
  * The original salami was made from a mix of chopped pork and salt which was dried using air in a casing. People who are Muslim are not allowed to eat this type of salami because it is pork. Now there are many types of salamis made in some countries. Nearly all are seasoned with a combination of herbs and spices in addition to salt. Salamis are now sometimes smoked or cooked before air drying. Some kinds are made of beef while others mix beef and pork. Most, if not all Italian salamis have garlic in them, but few German kinds do, for example. Some, like a few salamis from Spain, include paprika or chili. The difference between some types is in how coarse or fine the meat is chopped.
### concept:

Natural law
* ALL natural laws are mathematical corollaries of basic symmetries.
* are code of conduct
  - fixed dictates which are necessary for a peaceful society
  - formulas which describe uniformities or regularities of nature
  - inherent in creation
  - simply descriptions of how the many entities constituting nature act
  - subject to and limited by time and space, spiritual laws have no such limits
  - the reason for cancer and earthquakes and other disasters
* bears more weight than human convention.
* consists of cause and effect, which is causality.
* designates the parent as a child's primary caregiver and teacher.
* determine the balance of life here on earth.
* governs all things
  - what humans can know
* includes standards of justice which transcend laws made by humans.
* is an attempt to delineate the duties that are universal to every human being
  - expression of eternal law
  - by definition a description of regular occurrence
  - concerned primarily with universal principles
  - contrasted with positive law, the enactments of civil society
  - same as in gospel by which all are commanded
  - something internal, tied closely to our conscience
  - teleological
  - that law which seems to come from a higher source beyond the laws written by man
* is the highest law
  - law which nature taught all animals
  - managing intelligence of the universe
  - manifestation of the duties that accompany our inborn right to everything
  - written in the heavens and in our hearts
* limits events that can occur in response to triggering events.
* possesses absolute and objective moral truth.
* serves to prevent and resolve conflicts between people pursuing contradictory goals.
* simple law of humbleness, of messages to take after the natural.
* summarize patterns that recur in a large amount of data.
* takes precedence over civil law, custom and even divine law.
* term inclusive of climate.
* theory that says that there are laws given by nature , valid everywhere.
* treats all human beings as equal.
+ Rationalism: Epistemology
  * Rationalism also influenced natural law. Natural law is a theory that says that there are laws given by nature, valid everywhere. Deism was also influenced by rationalism. According to deism, a supreme being created the universe. This being, and other religious truths can be determined by observing nature, and finding natural laws. This would make religions that are based on  revelation unnecessary.
### concept | rule | universal:

Universal life
* blend of term and whole life.
* combination of term and whole life.
* combines term insurance with tax sheltered annuities.
* is actually a combination of term insurance and a tax-deferred savings plan
  - designed to be flexible life insurance
  - kind of a cross between whole life and term insurance
  - the most flexible type of life insurance policy
* type of whole life insurance.
* variation of whole life that offers greater flexibility.

Sort
* are operations
  - people
  - similarity
  - unary predicate symbols which are interpreted as disjoint sets
* have advantage.
* make senses.

### concept | sort:

Bubble sort
* are the least efficient of sorting algorithms, but are the simplest to write.
* is an elementary and very slow sorting algorithm
  - one of many different sorting methods
### concept | value:

Negative value
* are emissions, and positive values removals
  - places where electrons reside
* can occur when a counter rolls over.
* link to rural poverty, deaths of infants, and rural population percentage.
* represent regions where flow was weaker over the mountains, than over the plains.
* suck light out of the world while positive values illuminate the world.

Normal value
* are lower in children and teenagers.
* depend on age and sex.

Nutrient value
* begins with genetics of the plant and animal.
* vary depending on the composition of the feed.

Nutritional value
* is similar to white bread.
* varies greatly among commodities and cultivars of each commodity.

Patriarchal value
* persist where there rural majority, even after revolutionary change.
* produce the opposite of bliss.

Positive value
* imply numbers.
* increase the amount of space, while negative numbers decrease the amount of space.
* indicate benefits
  - effects
  - positive effects
  - responses
  - the presence of water at the surface
* mean increased profits, negative values mean a reduction in profits.
* represent longitude values east of the Greenwich meridian.

Present value
* is based on a calculation of the price of spot silver on the commodity markets.
* is the discounted value of a future earnings stream
  - value in today's terms of a certain amount of money in the future
* refers to today's value of a sum of money to be received in the future.
* represents a series of future cash flows expressed in today's dollars.

Religious value
* can play an key role in sexual decision-making.
* impart a sense of meaning and direction in life.
* permeate black thought on every level.

Residual value
* is an estimate of a vehicle's wholesale value at the end of a lease term.
* is the estimated recoverable value of the goods at the conclusion of the lease term
  - forecast value of the vehicle at the end of the lease term

Shareholder value
* can mean bondholder losses.
* is all that matters Shareholders exercise the ultimate control over their company
  - nothing but the total benefit to shareholders from investing in a company
* is the driver of our age
  - estimated net cash flow for all future years
  - new mantra of the global economy

Social value
* can be equally as important as formal law and legislation.
* express a concern for others.

Spiritual value
* are abstract, long-term, and easily lost in the daily chaos
  - courage, moral depth, joy, peace, kindness, mercy, and contemplative wisdom
* require spiritual wisdom.
* thrive when passed from one generation to another.

Value investing
* involves a lot of analysis of the fundamentals prior to making a buy decision.
* is low-tech and out of fashion
  - our asset management philosophy and our passion
* very real alternative to the agonizing volatility of investing in bubbles.

Value pricing
* involves a system of tolls that vary to maintain an acceptable travel speed.
* represents a pricing strategy that typically occurs within small niche markets.
### concept | vector:

Cosmid
* are vectors.
* combine the advantages of a phage and a plasmid vector.

Insect vector
* are present and widespread.
* can cause many diseases as well a.
* is present and widespread.
* spread the disease from one plant to another.

Retroviral vector
* allow an efficient transfer of the genes of interest.
* are currently the most popular means for gene delivery
  - the most widely used vehicles for somatic gene therapy to date

Vector control
* is applied population dynamics and hence is an aspect of applied ecology
  - the most effective method of prevention in Latin America
* requires continuous application of pesticides.

Viral vector
* All viral vectors used for gene therapy are perforce recombinant.
* are currently the most efficient way of delivering genes
  - one type being studied by a number of researchers
* can be extremely efficient in transferring genes, but can pose a safety risk.

Whole
* Every whole manifestation of Wholeness, but only at the level at which it actually operates.
* are concepts
  - made of parts
  - objects
* evolve as wholes.

### concept | whole:

Whole life
* Whole Life is the most basic type of permanent life insurance
  - policy for parents of children with special needs
* is insurance coupled with an investment
  - with an investment component that typically grows over time
* means that it covers the individual for that individual's entire life.
### concepts:

Taxonomic class
* are concepts.
* provide the basic sets of soil properties with which soil map units are defined.

Concrete
* Some concrete has high conductivity
  - thermal conductivity
  * is strong in compression but weak in tension. For some purposes it needs to be reinforced with steel rods. These rods can be galvanised to prevent rusting and corrosion
* are the purest of the natural odorants
  - usually solid, waxy, non-crystalline masses
* becomes harder and less porous as it ages.
* building material
* can by coloured or dyed with a limited palette of several colors.
* consists primarily of cement, sand, gravel and water.
* contains chemicals toxic to aquatic life.
* grows and shrinks much differently than asphalt.
* has properties
  - strength
* includes sections.
* is construction materials
  - generally stronger if made with less water
  - gold
  - however a brittle material that lacks ductility
* is located in carpets
  - closets
  - freeways
  - streets
  - only a decorative concrete finish applied to otherwise normal concrete
  - pavement
  - second only to water as the world's most heavily consumed substance
* is strong in compression , as the aggregate efficiently carries the compression load
  - strong, durable, relatively inexpensive and can be formed into many shapes and sizes
  - usually very porous, unless it has been sealed
* suffers damage
  - structural damage
* tends to be alkaline, but the surface has the lowest alkalinity due to aging.

Concrete object
* act just like abstract objects.
* are complete, initialized objects that can be manipulated at run-time.

### concrete:

Precast concrete
* is cast and hardened before being used for construction
  - concrete that is formed into structural members at a factory
* is used for architectural accents
  - only for beams, columns, and walls in industrial buildings

Concreteness
* is quality
* refers to focusing on specifics rather than vague generalities.

### condiments:

Spread
* Some spreads get a significant amount of their calories from fat.
* are the differences in prices between different futures months.
* is condiments
  - extensions
  - girth
  - pages
  - part of publications
  - travel

### condiments | spread:

Coverlet
* fit a bed much like a comforter in that they cover the top of the bed only.
* is spread

Hematogenous spread
* appears to be uncommon.
* is more common in children than in adults
  - often to the lungs and liver
  - the third pathophysiology

Metastatic spread
* is first to lymph nodes, and later, hematogenous.
* occurs early to other bones and lungs.
### condition | abnormality:

Fixation
* Some fixation occurs in legume plants
* also refers to an inability to adopt any different or new perspective on a problem.
* has an effect on activation-dependent platelet antibodies.
* involves processing the tissue to preserve the structure of the tissue.
* is holding the gaze direction towards the same environmental point through time
  - one of the tests for determining whether a work has been reproduced in tangible form
  - part of plastinations
  - preservation
* is the ability to direct and maintain steady, central visual attention on a target
  - first stage which aims to preserve the tissue in the original state
  - inability to see a problem from a fresh perspective
* method of preserving the material and prevents decomposition.
* preserves the tissue and holds it together.
* stabilizes mainly proteins, and protein conjugates.

### condition | abnormality | fixation:

Chemical fixation
* occurs at high temperatures.
* stops microbial decay and stops chemistry almost completely.

External fixation
* has a definite role in the management of pelvic fractures.
* method of immoblizing bones to allow a fracture to heal.

Internal fixation
* is often the best treatment for hip fractures and complicated fractures
  - used more often in younger people and for fractures that are well-aligned
* promotes union of the cortical graft to the host cancellous bone.
* requires surgery to attach a metal plate or rod to the pieces of broken bone.
* starts with surgical realignment of the bone.

Rigid fixation
* encompasses all of Lorenz's bone plating products.
* is important for graft vascularization and for minimal graft resorption.

Gigantism
* are diseases.
* is caused by an over secretion of the growth hormone produced by the pituitary gland
  - excessive secretion of during childhood
  - dysplasia
  - extremely rare
  - rare, and accompanies growth hormone secreting pituitary neoplasms
  - usually a disadvantage for bacteria
* occurs before puberty and is caused by oversecretion of growth hormone.
### condition | abnormality | hydrocephalus:

Communicating hydrocephalus
* means that the fluid does flow normally to the outside of the brain.
* occurs when the flow of CSF is blocked after it exits the ventricles.

Hypervitaminosis
* disorder resulting from excessive dosage with one or more vitamins.
* is an abnormality

### condition | abnormality:

Kyphosis
* Some kyphosises occur in infants.
* are diseases.
* contributes more to paraplegia as a result of tension on cord with flexion.
* forward bending of the spine.
* is also common in teens and adults.
* is an abnormally increased rounding in the thoracic spine, as viewed from the side
  - excessive round-back deformity common in teenagers
  - measured on a lateral radiograph of the thoracic spine, taken with the patient standing
  - spinal curvature, usually indicated by a forward bow in the upper back
  - the result of a disease or congenital problem
* limits the ability to take a deep breath, can impair digestion and disturb one s balance.
* occurring at birth is rare.
* occurs in the thoracic spine while the lumbar spine telescopes on itself as it collapses.
* results from a variety of causes.

### condition | abnormality:

Maladaptive abnormality
* Maladaptive abnormalities can cause suffering and social discomfort.
+ Abnormal psychology: Psychology
  * The definition of what constitutes 'abnormal' has varied across time and across cultures, and varies among individuals within cultures. It is often associated with a mental disorder. Abnormal psychology can be described as an area of psychology that studies people who are consistently unable to adapt and function effectively in a variety of conditions. There are different ways to  classify mental disorders. Abnormal behaviors can be adaptive or maladaptive. Maladaptive abnormalities can cause suffering and social discomfort. These behaviors can also be irrational, unpredictable and dangerous.

Monorchidism
* is an abnormality
* rare condition in which only one testis actually develops in the dog's body.

Phimosis
* are abnormalities
  - diseases
* can also occur if the foreskin is forced back before it is ready.
* is an abnormality
  - inability to retract the foreskin fully
  - commonly misunderstood and misdiagnosed
* is the condition in which the opening in the tip of the foreskin is too small
  - name given to an unretractable foreskin
* name given to the condition where the foreskin is unretractable.
* tight preputial ring often made of scar tissue preventing retraction of the foreskin.

Progeria
* is accelerated aging
  - associated with a short lifespan
  - extremely rare
* rare genetic condition characterized byan appearance of accelerated aging in children.

Quantitative abnormality
* Quantitative abnormalities are secondary to decreased rates of globin chain synthesis.
* Some quantitative abnormalities have probability values
### condition | addiction:

Alcohol addiction
* biological and genetic disorder.
* brain disease which is manifested by loss of control over excessive drinking.
* causes financial ruin.
* is habituation
  - life-threatening
  - rampant
* major health and social problem in the United States
  - problem that afflicts northern Labrador communities

Computer addiction
* can severly effect an individuals family and work environment.
* disorder that is spreading with the technology.

Food addiction
* cause health and self-image problems.
* starts within our emotions.

Self injury
* is an addiction.
* is the deliberate damaging of body tissue without conscious intent to commit suicide
  - general term used to describe self-inflicted pain or injury on oneself
  - when someone causes a self inflicted injury upon themselves
* way that some people deal with feelings.

Sugar addiction
* common culprit in the level of sports performance.
* primary symptom of sugar sensitivity.