Resistance
* Some resistance causes electrical energy
  - develops, especially to ascarids, when horses reach two or three years of age
  - has physical dimensions
  - leads to diseases
* accounts for the major share of total impedance at high frequency.
* also depends on temperature, usually increasing as the temperature increases.
* alters motion.
* always interferes with freedom of thought and action.
* appears related to tree phenology, leaf shape and size, and biochemical composition.
* applies to the ability of a micro-organism to survive the effects of an antibiotic.
* arises from the fact that the membrane impedes the movement of charges across it.
* becomes a problem when bacteria causing a disease withstand antibiotic therapy
  - health problems
  - serious problems
* becomes serious public health problems
* can also occur when patients are treated with too few drugs or the wrong ones
  - cause heat and light Electrical resistance is essentially friction within the wire
* can develop against all anti-HIV drugs and drugs to treat opportunistic infections
  - when pesticides are applied in sublethal doses
* causes damage
  - electric current to lose energy in the form of heat
  - electricity to generate heat as it flows through a conductor
* civilized means to oppose an unacceptable stance, conduct or doctrine.
* denotes the restrictions that try to slow down or stop the flow.
* depends on length
  - shapes
  - the material through which the electricity is passing
* develops because individual varroa mites differ in their tolerance to a given miticide
  - more quickly where a large population of parasites are exposed to drug pressure
* directly affects the time required to charge a capacitor.
* dissipates energy.
* exercises contribute to the increase in metabolism by increasing muscle mass
  - such as weight lifting can help build up muscle tissue
  - use muscular strength to improve muscle mass and strengthen bone
* exercises, such as weight lifting, increase muscle size and strength.
* factor that opposes the flow of electricity.
* force that works against the muscle making it work harder.
* function of length
  - time of exposure to drugs in the face of ongoing replication
  - wire size and wire length
* generally increases with increasing temperature.
* generates heat and occasionally light, and is measured in Ohms.
* has an enormous impact worldwide on control of crop pests and vectors of human disease.
* has dominant inheritance patterns
  - little effects
  - serious effects
* impedes the flow of current.
* increases as elements age
* involves movement.
* is also a function of the type of material of which the conductor is made
  - common in many other crops, including cotton and apples
  - altered by subjecting the recipient animal to non-lethal, low doses of radiation
* is an action
  - emotional process
  - important part of the electrical equation
  - overhead source of supply of stock to sell triggered by an area of prior purchases
  - analogous to extricating oneself from an abusive relationship
* is any force that slows or stops movement
  - tends to oppose or retard motion
* is anything that causes an opposition to the flow of electricity in a circuit
  - slow or stops movement or keeps movement from happening
  - tries to stop or slow down the electricity
  - associated with past pesticide use patterns
* is basically a manifestation of a fear related to uncovering unconscious material
  - measure of how much resistance opposes an electric current
  - capability
* is caused by eating too much carbohydrate and by a lack of essential nutrients
  - electrons bumping into ions
  - misuse of products
  - the scattering of valence electrons due to impurities in the metal
  - determined by resistivity and geometrical factors
  - directly proportional to resistivity
  - equal to voltage divided by amperes
  - given in units of ohms
  - group actions
  - how difficult it is for electricity to flow through something
  - impacted by viscosity, airway length and diameter of airways
  - independent of frequency and is the cause of damping in free vibration
  - inherited as a single dominant gene
* is inversely proportional to lung volume
  - total body water through which the current travels
  - material's opposition to the conduction of electric flow
  - measured by injecting a current and measuring the voltage
* is measured in ohms
  - units called ohms
  - military actions
  - one factor that contributes to signal attenuation
  - progressive, evolving from low levels through intermediate to high levels
  - similar in many respects to mechanical friction
  - that which 'resists' the flow of electrons
* is the ability to fight with whatever one has, in whatever way possible
  - stop or slow the flow of electrical current
* is the capability of a system to deter attacks
  - to repel attacks
  - hindrance to the flow of charge
  - impedance to flow
  - main reaction to change
* is the measure of energy gain to electrons from collisions with the lattice
  - how easy it is for current to flow through a circuit
  - name of the game when it comes to disease
  - opposition that a substance offers to the flow of electric current
* is the opposition to electric current by a material or device
  - property of a solution to oppose transmission of heat or electricity
  - ratio of voltage to current
  - reciprocal of conductance
* is the restriction of current
  - to current's flow
  - retarding force in a material that impedes the flow of current
  - source of energy for systems change
  - stopping a substace gives to the flow of an electric current
  - tendency of an element to prevent the passage of current through the element
  - unconscious process that opposes psychic change
  - wire's opposition to having a current flow through it
* is thought to result mainly from a genetic mutation
  - usually from a genetic mutation
* is usually a function of continued exposure of the virus to a drug
  - due to changes in viral genes, called mutations
  - what prevents change from occurring
* limits infection and retards fungus growth and spore formation.
* means how well something can resist an electrical current, and is reported in ohms.
* measure of a material's ability to oppose the flow of electricity.
* natural part of change
  - phenomenon perhaps as old as bacterium themselves
  - result of the ability of bacterial cells to adapt
* occurs as the electrons move and they strike each other and the atoms, losing energy.
* occurs because change is perceived as a threat to our core belief system
  - the virus makes mistakes when it reproduces
  - in weed populations by naturally-occurring mutations
  - particularly when insecticides are used repeatedly and at high concentrations
* occurs when a pesticide manages to kill all but the resistant strains of an insect
  - target adapts to circumvent a particular control strategy
* occurs when certain changes in the virus make it less sensitive to a drug
  - mutations in the virus make it less sensitive to a drug
  - the virus is no longer sensitive to the treatment
* perfectly normal reaction in humans.
* produces heat
  - poisonous toxins in the glands which undermune the health
* property of all practical circuits to some degree
* provides protection
  - the energy needed for the process of transformation
* rare, recessive trait that carries significant genetic fitness costs.
* refers the amount of weight used.
* seems to be a combination of both local resistances and transversal struggles.
* signal to change strategies.
* special kind of impedance.
* stretching involves forcefully working muscles in a stretch position.
* then results from collisions of electrons with other electrons and with atoms.
* usually depends on decreased levels of pyrazinamidase activity.
+ Resistor: Electronic components
  * A 'resistor' is a limiter of the electrical current that flows through a circuit. Resistance is the restriction of current. Often in a resistor the electrons that pass through the resistor are changed to various kinds of energy. The most common forms of energy that electrons are converted to are heat and light. For example, in a light bulb there is a resistor made of tungsten which converts the electrons into light.