### action:

Sorption
* also increases with an increase in the specific surface area.
* includes the terms adsorption, absorption and chemisorption.
* is an action
  - flowing
  - influenced by soil organic matter and soil texture
  - movement
* is the attraction of a pesticide to inorganic and organic soil surfaces
  - taking up and holding by either adsorption or absorption
* occurs when contaminants attach themselves to soil particles.
* phenomena in foods.
* popular technique applied for treatment of oil spillage.
* refers to the binding of chemicals to particles of organic matter and clay in the soil.
* retains chemicals in the soil, where they can be degraded.

### action | sorption:

Chemisorption
* are adsorption.
* chemical reaction that takes place with a gas and commodity.
* involves the actual formation of bonds between the adsorbate and the substrate.
* is sorption

### action:

Specialization
* is adaptation
  - how human operate
* is the archenemy of the discovery of more basic knowledge
  - base upon which modern society has been built
  - engine that is driving most companies away from vertical integration
  - future of the financial services industry
  - only way of directing research to look at one specific cure and improve it
  - process of creating new categories of topics, or information types
  - wave of the future in the travel industry
* marks the advancement of nursing practice.
* mechanism for refining the definition of members of an object class.
* occurs when competing species evolve different
  - people produce a narrower range of goods and services that they consume
* takes places.
* way of life in government and in private society.

State action
* exists when the state sponsors or mandates religion.
* means a discriminatory act committed by a government official or agent
  - government action such as laws, regulations, ordinances etc

### action:

Stimulation
* Most stimulation causes heart muscle contraction
  - ovulation
* causes contraction
  - release of hormone by exocytosis
* has consequences
  - effects
  - undesirable consequences
* increases concentration
  - urine potassium concentration
* is arousal
  - important for brain development
  - natural processes
  - the end of all substance
* leads to alteration.
* modest word for inspiration, stimulation of the heart, movement of the heart.
* occurs in horses.
* physical response to a stimulus.
* produces sensation.

### action | stimulation:

Breast stimulation
* can cause powerful contractions.
* causes powerful contractions.

Caressing
* involves mutual consent.
* is stimulation

Circulatory stimulation
* can also be pathologic, as in healing bone.
* is one of the reasons that capsicum relieves pain when applied topically.

Cutaneous stimulation
* evokes long-lasting excitation of spinal interneurons in the turtle.
* fails to alter motor unit recruitment in the decerebrate cat.

### action | stimulation:

Electrical stimulation
* Most electrical stimulation causes contraction
  - heart muscle contraction
* can also help with regeneration of nerve tissue
  - ease pain by sending impulses that are felt instead of pain
  - produce relief of chronic pain over large areas of the body
* exercises to improve hand function and sensation following chronic stroke.
* impacts neural rehabilitation in many ways and at different time scales.
* is also rapid acting, with the effect being observed in seconds
  - an alternative to manual stimulation
  - delivered through electrodes attached to various areas of the scalp
  - the use of an electrical current to transfer energy to a wound
  - used for neuromuscular re-education and to enhance motor learning
* is used to accelerate the closure of chronic wounds, such as pressure ulcers
  - increase muscle strength and relieve muscle spasms
  - record the heart's activity