### obesity:

Extreme obesity
* is associated with many physical and mental disorders
  - considered very attractive to some Polynesian and Hawaiian natives
* shortens lives.

Human obesity
* is likely to result from rare mutations in a number of different genes.
* risk factor for the development and progression of chronic kidney disease.

Morbid obesity
* chronic, mostly-genetic disease, characterized by excessive fatty tissue.
* condition where a patient weighs two or more times the ideal weight.
* disease, of excess energy store in the form of fat.
* is most prevalent in inner cities, and affects many more women than men

Severe obesity
* chronic condition that is difficult to treat
  - very difficult to treat
* is life threatening
  - overrepresented in lower socioeconomic groups and among women
* long term condition that is very difficult to treat.

Object permanence
* is seen in children eight to twelve months old.
+ Child development, Child Development Theories, Cognitive Developmental Theory, Stages of Cognitive Development
  * In the sensorimotor stage, children gain object permanence. This happens between 8 and 12 months. Object permanence is knowing that a thing is still in existence even if the child cannot see it. Object permanence is seen in children eight to twelve months old. In the task a toy is hidden under a blanket. If the baby can find the toy than the baby has learned object permanence.

### objectification:

Externalization
* are attribution
  - objectification
* is objectification
  - the scourge of high performance retail

### obligate aerobe:

Mycobacterium tuberculosis
* can be difficult to isolate in vitro
  - produce oral ulcers inoculated by sputum from the lungs
* causes the infection
  - tuberculosis
* consists of many different strains which are evolving rapidly.
* has a thick, waxy coat that also makes the stain irregular
  - no known endotoxin or exotoxins
* is an obligate aerobe
  - more responsible for chronic pericardial disease
  - present in the culture
  - species
* is the causative agent of tuberculosis
  - number one killer among infectious diseases
  - strain that causes the disease known as tuberculosis
* kills more people than any single infectious agent.

Obligation
* Some obligation is raw debt, used to leverage the purchase of machinery or more farmland.
* are legal investments for public entities and fiduciaries.
* consists in motives raised through the use of theoretical reason.
* function of knowledge.
* horrible sense of slavery that a person denies being able to get out of.
* implies formal relationships and agreements, and refers to explicit promises and duties.
* is forced relationships
  - personal relations
  - social control
  - states
  - the essence of alterity
* refers to an allocation of available funds constituting the ceiling for disbursements.
* sometimes substitutes for love when considering marriage.

### obligation:

Requirement
* affect business.
* apply to individuals.
* are duties
  - mandates
* depend on conditions
  - environmental conditions
  - factors
  - many factors
* determine capacity.
* include ability
  - elevate nutrients
  - guidance
  - resources
* influence complexity
  - success
* is responsibility
* limit suitabilities.
* monitoring technique that is used to continuously analyze a working system.
* reflect reality.
* relate to conditions
  - high voltage conditions
  - purposes

### obligation | requirement:

Energy requirement
* do vary with an animal's size due to metabolic factors.
* drop as body temperature lowers, breathing and heart rate slow.

Nutrient requirement
* are probably higher during growth, prior to maturity.
* depend on factors
* increase with the level of crop production.

Nutritional requirement
* Many nutritional requirements change during pregnancy, and vitamins are no exception.
* change with age due to the changing hormonal and metabolic rates.