### unmarried woman:

Spinster
* are unmarried women.
* is an old-fashioned word for women who never marry
  - unmarried woman
+ Spinster, Other meanings: Family
  * A spinster is also someone who spins yarn from wool using a spinning wheel. Spinsters use the yarn to make clothes like a tailor, seamster, seamstress. One famous spinster is the girl in the story of Rumpelstiltskin.

Unnatural ill health
* All ill health begins in the digestive track and intestines.
* Ill health can result from distorted or compromised nervous system control of the body
  - causes loss of productivity
  - disordered energy cascade, a stagnant area and a dead end of congestion and pain
  - has the biggest single negative impact on happiness
* Ill health is an unnatural state
  - one of the primary causes for an individual or family's slide into poverty
  - thought to be associated with imbalances or blockages in energy flow through the body
  - makes poor families poorer, through loss of earnings and expenditure on health care
  - pathological state
  - potent cause of job loss and reduction in income
  - takes time to develop

### unobtrusive technique:

Content analysis
* involves systematic study of messages conveyed in natural language text.
* is an unobtrusive technique.
* methodology that seeks to find patterns in textual data.
* product of the electronic age.
* research method used to classify and compare textual materials
  - tool focused on the actual content and internal features of media

### unpaid external experiences:

Clinical experience
* address the care of children with commonly occurring illnesses.
* are unpaid external experiences
  - learning experiences
* focus on individual s responses to illness.
* is correlated with theory in the biological and behavioral sciences
  - providing direct care to clients with acute or chronic illness
* occur during days, evenings, nights and weekends.
* occur in a variety of distributive health-care settings
  - health care settings
  - acute care agencies
* occur in acute care and community health settings
  - in community setting
  - long term care settings
  - primary and long term care settings
  - the acute care setting and in the community
* take place in acute care settings.

Unrelated organism
* come to resemble one another.
* living in the same environment often display similar characteristics.

Unsaturated compound
* can add hydrogen and become saturated
  - undergo addition reactions as well as substitution
* react more readily than saturated ones.

### unsaturated fatty acid:

Peanut oil
* contains a combination of monounsaturated and polyunsaturated fats.
* great base for stir-fry oils, since it can take the high temperatures.
* has a high smoking point and is ideal for the high temperatures of a wok
  - slightly more saturated fatty acids
  - unique properties
* is an unsaturated fatty acid
  - arachis hyopogaea , water is aqua and egg is ovum
  - best since it has a high smoking point
  - the main cooking medium
  - used extensively for cooking and for preparing margarine
* is used in the Orient and is the oil of choice for Chinese cooking
  - lotus paste to give it an added fragrance
  - to fry foods

Unusual phenomenon
* Some unusual phenomena are caused by sunlight.
* Unusual phenomena affect presence.

### unweathered:

Laterite soil
* are unweathered.
* have many names.

Upholstery
* Some upholstery is part of stools.
* includes sections.
* is covering
  - part of seats
  - protective covering
  - trade

Urea
* Some urea is excreted by animals.
* comes from muscles.
* contains water.
* excretes in urine.
* forms urine.
* have lower hardness, heat resistance and moisture resistance than melamines.
* is an organic compound
  - formed by breakdowns
  - synthesized in livers
* serves functions.