ontocord/MixtureVitae-genericsKB huggingface dataset:
Evolutionary adaptation
* are the basis for the correlation between structure and function.
* phenomenon of pervasive importance in biology.
+ Adaptation: Evolutionary biology :: Ecology
  * This process takes place over many generations. Natural History Museum, London. It is one of the basic phenomena of biology. Evolutionary adaptation is a phenomenon of pervasive importance in biology.
+ Evolution, Darwin's theory, Adaptation: History of science
  * Adaptation is one of the basic phenomena of biology. Evolutionary adaptation is a phenomenon of pervasive importance in biology. Through the process of adaptation, an organism becomes better suited to its habitat.

Emboli
* Most emboli are blood clots, but some are composed of fat, amniotic fluid, or air
  - thromboemboli
* are clots that form elsewhere but are carried by the blood to eventually lodge in the artery.
* enter penetrating arteries of monkey brain in relation to their size.
* formed by atherosclerotic plaque can also block arteries.
* frequently originate in the heart, aorta, or carotid artery.
* usually lodge at divisions of an artery, where the vessel narrows.

Excitation
* influences neuron state, which has some inertia.
* is achieved by a series of short laser pulses
  - arousal
  - longitudinal to the optical axis of the cavity
* travels through the nerve surounded by a myelin sheath.

Eurasia
* includes Afghanistan
  - Andorra
  - Asia
* includes Asian Russia
  - countries
  - nations
  - Austria
  - Bangladesh
  - Belarus
  - Belgium
  - Bhutan
  - Bulgaria
  - Caspian
  - England
  - Estonia
  - Europe
  - Finland
  - France
  - Germany
  - Greece
  - Holland
  - Hungary
  - Iceland
  - India
  - Iran
  - Iraq
  - Ireland
  - Italy
  - Jordan
  - Kazakhstan
  - Kyrgyzstan
  - Latvia
  - Lebanon
  - Liechtenstein
  - Moldova
  - Monaco
  - Mongolia
  - Nepal
  - Netherlands
  - Oman
  - Pakistan
  - Poland
  - Portugal
  - Qatar
  - Romania
  - Scotland
  - Slovakia
  - Spain
  - Switzerland
  - Syria
  - Tajikistan
  - Tibet
  - Turkmenistan
  - Ukraine
  - Uzbekistan
  - Yemen

Everyday life
* affects the way the church worships and believes.
* is about making choices
  - based on believing, on faith
  - characterised by routine
  - impacted by the decisions of government policymakers
  - made up of an overabundance of events
* is the dojo, the training arena for wisdom and compassion
  - sphere of many of our most sacred actions
* presents situations
  - stressful situations

Erysipela
* causes affected areas of skin to turn bright red and become slightly swollen.
* is treated with penicillin or erythromycin.
Entity
* All entities are parasites that drain life force from their host.
* Entities abound in the outer realms of reality.
* Entities are 'things' or 'concepts' about which data is collected
  - analogous to spatial objects
  - chunks of data that are self-contained and stored separately from other data
  - inanimate objects or places
  - part of south parks
  - variables used to define shortcuts to common text
  - can also jump from person to person, can cause depression, and bad health
* Entities have Attributes
  - shapes
  - moving faster than the galaxy such as protons or photons are observables
  - reincarnate as female or male at the time of birth
  - wake up when they see they can cause physical action, such as needle motion
* Some entities are groups of other entities
  - end up being lit as if in sunlight, even though they're in the shade
  - have a set of attributes that are always used together
* is the name of the entity.

Email marketing
* Email Marketing is similar to traditional direct marketing.
* is new technology in the direct marketing world
  - probably the most effective means of building an online business
  - seen as a key ingredient in efforts aimed at getting customers to stick to sites
* is the most effective form of internet promotion today
  - misunderstood term on the Internet
  - wave of the future

English ocarina
* are made in many shapes.
+ Ocarina, English Ocarina: Flutes
  * In the 1960s, the English ocarina was invented. It has four finger holes, and may have one or two thumb holes. English ocarinas are made in many shapes.

Ethnic nationalism
* is an unavoidable fact of life.
* presupposes that nations are composed of ethnic groups.

Environmental research
* includes the spectroscopy of atmospheric chemistry and combustion.
* is concerned with livestock waste management.

Enticement
* class D felony.
* is influence
  - when something is corruptly offered

Est
* are fragments of genes that have been isolated by automated processes, often randomly
  - like snapshots of the transcribed genome from various tissue and developmental stages
  - partial sequences derived from the mRNA of a specific tissue
  - segments of DNA, as they occur in the human body, but without known function
  - short sequences of complementary DNA expressed by a full-length gene
* have been used to hunt for genes, so hundreds of thousands are present in sequence databases.
* represent parts of genes and can be easily synthesised in the laboratory
  - significant parts of genes that determine the proteins produced by certain tissues
Epistemology
* branch of philosophy that focuses on the origins of knowledge.
* concerns the nature and scope of knowledge.
* deals with how a person knows
  - questions of Knowing
  - the field of knowledge
* inquires into the nature of knowledge and the justification of belief.
* investigates the nature of knowledge and the process of knowing.
* is an area of philosophy which addresses the nature and validity of knowledge
  - attempt to discover which such methods are gallant and which are goofy
  - conceived as the theory of knowledge and justification
  - concerned with theories of the nature of knowledge
  - ecological
  - essential in the description of natural phenomena
  - logically prior to science
  - now a semi-forgotten branch of philosophy because it is bankrupt
  - one term applied to the study of human knowledge and comprehension
  - part of the overall science of human nature
  - simply an analysis and clarification of propositions or families of propositions
* is the branch of philosophy concerned with knowledge
  - that tries to understand what is special about knowledge
  - examination of the nature, conditions and content of knowledge
  - inquiry into the nature of knowledge
* is the philosophical study of knowledge and justified belief
  - question about how knowledge is formed or produced
* is the study of evidence, belief, and knowledge
  - knowledge and belief
* is the study of the nature of knowledge
  - origin, processes, and validity of knowledge
  - types of knowledge needed for solving problems
* part of the foundations of any discipline that seeks knowledge.
* studies the nature and scope of knowledge and justified belief.
* study of the theory of truth.
* underpins all our knowledge.

Environmental consciousness
* guiding factor in golf course design and management today.
* is high in Japan
  - one of the greatest responsibilities a human being can ever have

Erotic love
* is about loving sex
  - arguably the most powerful and meaningful emotion in human life
  - physical attraction
* passionate love which desires the other for itself.

Emotional life
* is interconnected with moral and spiritual life.
* resides in the limbic system, specifically the amygdala.

Equality of opportunity
* concept that everyone in a society has an equal chance to succeed.
* fundamental tenet of American democracy.
* is an essential component in the fabric of any democracy.
* very different thing from equality of outcome.

Enuresis
* can be a tremendous problem for children and their families.
* is excretion
  - incontinence
  - twice as common in boys as in females
  - very bad for a child's self esteem
* occurs for a number of reasons.
* often runs in families.
* problem that paediatric urologists are often called to treat.

Exfoliative dermatitis
* is excessive peeling or shedding of the skin.
* occurs in all races.

Eidetic imagery
* helps to reenact the original capacity to learn.
* is based on vision, and vision tends to worse in adulthood.
* tends to disappear with age and is very rare among adults.
Eucharistic contemplation
* is the pause in prayer.
* leads inevitably to eucharistic evangelization.

Empirical research
* emphasizes direct observation and experimentation as a way to answer questions.
* is designed to develop, extend, and test theories of memory
  - inquiries
  - research
  - that which is based on observations of the real world
  - the only type appropriate or of value for library and information science
* looks at family interaction and at the society in which it functions.
* relies basically on correlation and natural history.
* suggests that effects of deleterious mutations are often multiplicative.

Electrification
* causes no known harmful side effects to healthy cells or tissue.
* is an essential vehicle for productivity improvement and sustainable development
  - exploitation

Ecological research
* has helped identify some of the causes of reef degradation.
* is organized into population, community, and ecosystem studies.

Ecological consciousness
* can take many forms, just as there are many forms of ecosophy.
* new phenomenon.

Embolic stroke
* Most embolic strokes involve clots coming from the heart or catotid arteries.
* are due to cerebral embolism.
Extortion
* business in Mexico.
* class B felony.
* is already rampant in sports.
* is an element in two degrees of grand larceny
  - overcharge
  - felonies
* is the most common criminal charge against corrupt police officers
  - threat of some future harm rather than immediate harm
  - when something is corruptly demanded
* only works when people buckle.
* requires the use of threats, accusations, menaces or violence.
* tool of non-attorneys.

Extermination
* continues today, especially that of indigenous and ethnic people.
* crime against humanity and therefore punishable under international law.
* is an attempt to kill every last individual of a population or species
  - annihilation
  - destruction

Evangelicalism
* ceases to be evangelicalism once the cross is no longer central.
* combined with a universal atonement leads to universal salvation.
* is first and foremost a shared experience, vision, or story
  - religion
* maze of thousands of independent denominations, ministries and mailing lists.
* prides itself on the centrality of the gospel and of salvation.
* teaches unity, while scripture teaches separation.

Environmental change
* Some environmental changes occur slowly, and others occur rapidly
  - take thousands of years while others happen quickly
* are categorized by whether they occur over the short or long term
  - factors in disease emergence
  - less hazardous to species that have sex
  - stressful to koi and lower their resistance to infection and disease
* can cause a disease to emerge
  - have profound effects on biodiversity over both the short and long term
* cause the symptoms to increase with severity.
* causes stress.
* dictate the distribution of living organisms.
* has a potential impact on innovation.
* includes both climate and human-induced changes in the landscape.
* is an important force in the emergence and re-emergence of infectious disease.
* occurs as a result of both natural and human processes.
* results in an interbedded sequence of sediments, soils and erosional contacts.

Euphoria
* can be a symptom of hyperthyroidism
  - some mental illnesses
* exists when amazing creations are shared.
* helps to promote joy, playfulness, and a sense of well being.
* is elation
  - high spirits
  - one of the simplest and easiest of all languages to learn
* leads to carelessness.
* sign of poor readiness.
+ Euphoria, Causes, Medical Illness
  * Euphoria can be a symptom of hyperthyroidism. Colin Blakemore and Sheila Jennett. Oxford University Press, 2001. Oxford Reference Online. Oxford University Press. 28 July 2011
  - Mental Illness: Emotions
  * Euphoria can be a symptom of some mental illnesses. For example, euphoria is a common symptom of mania, an extreme, high-energy mood state which can happen with bipolar disorder and other mental health conditions
Financial abuse
* has a devastating effect upon the senior population.
* is improper or illegal use of the resources of an older person without consent
  - one of several activities defined in law as elder abuse
* is the misuse of someone's property and resources by another person
  - unauthorized use or control of money or assets

False imprisonment
* is imprisonment
  - internment
  - the intentional infliction of a confinement
* lesser included offense of the crime of kidnapping.
* relatively inoffensive, harmless restraint of another person.
* serious misdemeanor.

Flagella
* can help in identifying certain types of bacteria.
* display an oarlike pattern of beating.
Ferrous sulfate
* can turn grass black-green for a couple of weeks, but does no permanent damage.
* dosing to sea water systems can provide improved resistance.
* form of the mineral iron.
* is crystal
  - high in bioavailability while ferrous carbonate is moderate in bioavailability
  - inorganic compounds
  - ionic compounds
  - less available and less effective than the chelates
  - problematic for many, often causing constipation and digestive upset
  - produced as a by-product of titanium dioxide production
  - strong, while ferrous gluconate is great
* is the cheapest and most commonly used iron salt
  - least expensive and most commonly used oral iron supplement
  - preferred form
  - toxic substances
* synthetic, high-potency source of iron.

Fibrocystic change
* are a normal condition caused by growth of fibrous tissue and small cysts
  - an exaggerated response of breast tissue to changes of ovarian hormones
  - cyclic or menstrual-related breast changes
  - mostly thickened areas of the breast glands and supporting fibrous tissue
  - the most common non-cancerous breast condition
* can become worse prior to menses and when on some hormonal therapies
  - cause breast swelling and pain
  - make breast examination and mammography harder to interpret
* encompass a wide range of morphologic features.
* is basically an exaggeration of normal breast architecture
  - much more a fibrous than cystic but some cysts can occur
  - the most common benign condition of the breast

Full geisha
* wear simpler kimonos, and only use white make-up at special times.
+ Geisha: Japanese culture :: Entertainment occupations :: Entertainment in Japan
  * Maiko wear white make-up and kimono of many bright colors. Full geisha wear simpler kimonos, and only use white make-up at special times.
Fastball
* band that can be liked by the masses.
* develop arm strength by building arm muscles.
* is pitch.

Fallout
* emits dangerous radiation that can harm living organisms.
* is created when a nuclear weapon explodes on or near the ground
  - dust
  - video games
* phenomenon much more associated with nuclear weapons.
* rides prevailing winds and can cover much of a continent.

Frugality
* can be a key ingredient in achieving financial independence.
* great source of income.
* is prudence
  - the ability to know when enough is enough.
  * quality of spending money very carefully and in limited amounts. This decision can be made for various reasons
* major concern for all homeschooling parents.
* mark of cultures free from the frenzy of accumulation.
* necessity capable of resolving itself into a virtue.

Full recovery
* is the return to the state of the habitat that existed prior to impact.
* slow process with a species that naturally has low recruitment.

Furrie
* Some furries even have multiple breasts
  - live in very hot areas
* are people who really like anthropomorphic depictions of animals.
* have many different ways to relate to their furry personas.
* use body language a lot.

Foolishness
* biblical anthropological description of a child's heart.
* is delusional, making the foolish person wise in their own estimation
  - synonymous with accountability
  - the antithesis of wisdom
  - usually an indicator that there better way to do things

Fuzzy control
* is more than just an alternative to classical control theory.
* rule-based control in which fuzzy logic interpolates between production rules.

Falling
* can involve break bones
  - fear
  - fights
  - giggles
  - groans
  - hits
  - injuries
  - lands
  - laughs
  - roll
  - screams
  - tumbles
  - waves
* causes broken bones
  - laceration
  - landings
  - pain
  - skinning knees
* is capable of hurt
  - movement
* is used for autumn leafs
  - drunks
  - fools

Fractional semitone
* are used for non-equal temperaments.
+ Logarithm, Uses: Mathematics
  * Musical intervals are measured logarithmically as semitones. Fractional semitones are used for non-equal temperaments. For microtuning to other tuning systems, a logarithmic scale is defined filling in the ranges between the semitones of the equal tempered scale in a compatible way. This scale corresponds to the note numbers for whole semitones.

Facing
* are coating
  - linings
* are part of collars
  - cuffs
  - protective covering

Faithfulness
* causes trust.
* choice that needs to be made often.
* critical characteristic of every leader.
* is faith at work over the long haul
  - love that believes without guarantees
  - simply faith put into practice
* means relationships, success, productivity, risk taking.
* part of the marriage contract.
* quality required of all yet possessed by few.
* stems from love.
Factoring
* is an ancient financial tool that has been made unnecessarily complicated
  - like taking a number apart
  - the discounted purchase of commercial accounts receivable
* is the discounted sale of accounts receivable
  - only source of financing that grows with sales
  - purchasing of a company's accounts receivable on a non-recourse basis
  - sale of a commercial invoice at a discount, also known as accounts receivable
  - used by firms who are unable to obtain bank financing
* reduces a system to the direct product of independent parts.
* skill that technology has made almost obsolete.
* time-honored form of financing.
* trade or business.
Functionality
* is practicality.
* refers to that designed for or adapted to a particular function or use
  - what and how an instrument does something
* very important part of organic chemistry.

Flavoring
* Some flavorings are available as colorless liquids to avoid any dye allergies.
* can be either natural or man-made substances.

Flavouring
* constitute the largest group of non-'E' additives.
* replace the flavour hit of dairy fat.

Fornication
* can also create a life, with all the messy complications of a teen pregnancy.
* causes emotional wounds, and troubles in marriages
* common biblical metaphor for idolatry.
* involves any sexual relations between non- married people.
* is an abomination to god.
* is any form of illicit sexual intercourse
  - sexual unchastity
  - practice of sex outside of marriage
  - called having a relationship
  - carnal union between an unmarried man and an unmarried woman
  - free love
  - immorality of every sort
  - neither marriage, nor the beginning of marriage
  - rife, Luring to faithlessness spouses of others
  - sexual relations of two unmarried persons
  - the broader term that includes all unlawful sexual intercourse
* means to have sexual contact with someone outside the context of marriage.
* refers either to religious unfaithfulness or sexual deviance.
* signifies that it religious entity that claims to be Christian.
* sin against oneself
  - the other person involved
  - and continues to be a sin as long as two people practice it
* translates a comprehensive term denoting every kind of unlawful sexual activity.
* word used to denote illicit sexual relations outside of marriage.

Financial leverage
* is the use of borrowed funds to increase the return on owner's equity.
* occurs when a corporation adds debt to the capital structure.
Flooring
* are building materials.
* are located in bundles
  - carpets
  - houses
  - kitchens
  - lofts
  - stores
* is important in a brooder to keep the chicks feet and legs healthy
  - one of the most popular interior applications for concrete
  - the interior feature usually requiring the most maintenance in a well-used barn

Femtosecond
* are on the time scale in which the reactions occur
  - the time scale for ultrafast chemical reactions and internal motions in molecules
* is unit of time

Footing
* anchor the home to ground, support the foundation, and distribute the weight of the house.
* are foundations
  - status

Fertilisation
* considerably stimulates biomass production.
* involves the fusing of the gametes to form a diploid zygote.
* is enrichment
  - when chromosomes from parents come together
* key feature of sexual reproduction.
* occurs in the laboratory, resulting in a test-tube baby
  - oviduct
  - internally with the production of a single large egg
  - outside of the female's body, usually in pond water
  - when the sperm fuse with egg cells in the female organs
  - within the mantle cavity, presumably by sperm drawn in with the water flow
* results as influenced by insemination to ovulation interval and sperm dosage in sows.
* starts when a pollen grain lands on the stigma.
* takes place after pollination
  - in the fallopian tube
* therefore provides approximately equal numbers of male and female offspring.
+ Phoronida, Reproduction: Minor phyla
  * Phoronids may be hermaphrodites or single sexed, and may also reproduce asexually. Gametes are released through the nephridia. Fertilisation is probably internal. Phoronids follow one of two types of reproductive strategy. These eggs are brooded within the adults tube, they are released only when they have hatched. These eggs are released as soon as they are fertilised. They hatch a few days later into what is called an 'actinotrocha' larvae. Metamorphosis is 'catastrophic', occurring in less than 30 minutes and leading to a slender young phoronid.
+ Short-beaked Echidna, Reproduction: Mammals of Australia :: Mammals of New Guinea :: Monotremes
  * Fertilisation occurs in the oviduct. Gestation takes between 21 and 28 days, during which time the female constructs a nursery burrow. Ten days after it is laid, the egg hatches within the pouch.

Fluorescence microscopy
* is research
  - used to examine staining
* major asset to clinical and research laboratories.
* specialized technique, but invaluable when it can be used.

Freshness
* defines the age of listings.
* is good health
  - located in air
  - originality
  - paramount to health
* is the key when buying peas
  - keyword in Cantonese cuisine
  - most important factor in tree selection
* translates into higher vitamin levels, whereas processing reduces vitamin levels.

Fearing
* causes hatings
  - violence
* is worrying.

F o
* complex of integral membrane proteins.
* is the frequency of interest
  - transmitted by the source
* proton channel that spans the inner mitochondrial membrane.
Flow
* Some flows involve a mixture of two physical phases.
* are convection flows near the neutral sheet, and more field-aligned off the neutral sheet
  - landslides that behave like fluids
  - streams of multimedia data moving through a sequence of objects
* causes runs.
* depends on the ability to engage in intense concentration.
* function of the intersection between challenge and skills
  - water volume and velocity
* involves such aspects of movement as rigidity, stability, flexibility, and fluency.
* is also inversely related to uterine vascular resistance
  - associated with the network, entering and leaving at the nodes and passing through the arcs
  - directed due to differences in pressure between the air in the lungs and atmospheric air
  - how much water moves through the system
  - measured in cubic metres per second
  - natural processes
  - organic, metabolic, psychological, physiological, and spiritual
  - pressure difference divided by resistance
  - rates
* is the combination of their tidal stream and current
  - continuation of movement with the absence of hesitation
  - number of gallons that pass through a system
  - outcome of practice and effort
  - rate water is being delivered to the sprinklers
  - term used when referring to the running or moving qualities of a glaze
* is the volume of water moving past a point in a unit of time
  - that is moving past a given point in the river
  - travel
  - video games
* method of behaving, characterized by little to no conscious calculations.
* occur due to the logic of how the system components are connected
  - in response to summer storms, here or on mesa
* person's total absorption into an activity.
* type of motion.
+ Flow (psychology), Other factors: Psychology
  * Flow operates on both physical and mental tasks. It applies to dance, football, chess and many other areas where people perform tasks in well-defined competitive situations, but also in art where the situation may be much more open. Evidence about flow comes from interviews with people after various types of performance. Efforts are being made to develop ways of enhancing flow for personal and commercial benefit.

Farting
* are used for laughs.
* cause odor
  - smell
  - social ostracisms
  - unpleasant odor

Finite thing
* All finite things are dependent on some other things.
* continue to change, even as the water in the river continues to flow.
Feed
* All feeds have the potential to produce chemicals which are toxic to dairy cattle.
* Some feed habits cause deformities.
* Some feed nematodes feed on plant roots
  - have structures
  - feeds expand after they become moistened with saliva
* additives that allow birds to better use available nutrients can also help
  - themselves have no nutrient value
* causes eats.
* contain nearly the entire spectrum of nutrients.
* geckos a variety of soft, preferably soft-bodied insects.
* is an important element in animal husbandry industry
  - food
  - made up of grains
  - measured by weight or volume
  - often mixed with added nutrients for better animal health
  - one of the major costs of producing fish
  - regulated by body size and water temperature
* is the amount the tool advances for each revolution of the work
  - major cost of animal production
  - rate at which the work moves into the cutter measured in feed per tooth revolution
* kittens shortly after they wake up, and adult cats eight hours after they wake up.
* major cost in cattle feeding
  - of dairying
* ruminants a predominantly forage-based diet and minimize feeding concentrates.
* variable which has an influence on many qualities in a breeding stock rabbit.

Fuzzy clustering
* is used for creating two-dimensional profiles of the same groups.
* means of identifying both groups.
* widely applied method for obtaining fuzzy models from data.

Fellowship
* are a banding of several individuals who wish to adventure together.
* describes the situation where two or more people share things in common.
* is an important aspect of maturing people
  - way of bonding with one another and supporting each other
  - intimate communion between two or more persons
  - association
  - derived from the Greek word koinonia and signifies a close, sharing relationship
  - financial aid
  - prizes
* is the cause of unity and unity the source of order in the world
  - effective communication of love to one another
  - gathering of like minds
  - giving and receiving our lives with one another
  - glue that holds the flotilla together
  - joint participation in some activity by two or more people
  - law of growth for all individuals
  - traditional in the Nazarene church
  - what happens when people become colleagues in the mission of the church
* time to grow in friendship and faith.
Getting
* are used for keeping.
* cause death
  - disappointment
  - gets
  - gratitude
  - headaches
  - illnesses
  - joys
  - ownership
  - satisfaction

Governmental entity
* Governmental entities are stakeholders.
* Many governmental entities publish statistical abstracts focusing on data on their regions.

Greek myth
* is often concerned with boundaries
  - merely an allegory for an historical event
* says they are the home of Hephaistos, the god of the smithy.
Gestation
* begins with implantation of the embryo in the uterus and ends with birth.
* comes from the Latin gestare, which means to bear, or give birth to.
* generally takes place in darkness and it takes place without being known.
* is approximately one year, and calves are suckled for nine months to twelve months
  - construction
* is eight months and a cow gives birth in the spring to one and sometimes twin calves
  - to nine months long, after which a single calf is born
  - long, about two months, because of the low body temperature
  - seven months after which a single lamb is born
* is the a. event of birth
  - carrying of an embryo or fetus in an organism
  - only phase of production during which sows can replenish lost body reserves
* is the period of embryo development from conception to birth
  - time when something is conceived and developed
  - two to three months in most species
  - variable, being shorter when ambient temperature is higher
  - when the mother carries the child in their womb
* lasts about eight months, following which one or two calves are born
  - around a month, and the babies are blind and hairless at birth
  - eight months, with the birth of a single calf
* lasts for about five weeks in kangaroos
  - three weeks and the young voles reach sexual maturity in a month
  - over a year, producing live pups
  - six-seven months, and young pygmy hippos can swim almost immediately after birth
  - two months, and litters contain one or two well-developed young
* occurs during the winter when forage nutrient contents are lowest.
* only lasts about three weeks, and newborns are small and weak.
* takes longer in some mammals than in others
  - place in a special organ in the female called the uterus or womb
* varies greatly between species and can last form a few weeks to over a year.
+ Elephant shrew, Description
  * Elephant shrews are terrestrial and are active during the day. Their ears and eyes are large, and, when alarmed, they run on their toes swiftly along paths they construct and maintain, sometimes leaping over obstacles. Gestation lasts two months, and litters contain one or two well-developed young.
+ Eupleridae, Reproduction: Feliformia
  * Euplerids have definite breeding seasons. Each species' season is different and lasts from two to eight months. Gestation lasts around three months. Usually, just one or two young are born per litter, though Cryptoprocta can have up to four. Weaning takes place between two and four and a half months.
+ Whale, Physiology, Reproduction: Cetaceans
  * A single calf is born every two or three years. Gestation takes up to a year. Reproductive maturity occurs at seven to ten years. This mode of reproduction produces few offspring, but increases their chance of surviving.
Granulation
* are also nearly impossible to spot using solar projection methods.
* involves applying tiny spheres of gold to a surface
  - the formation of tiny beads of gold for decorative purposes
* is associated with large scale fluid motions at, and just below, the photosphere
  - connective tissue
  - formations
  - nothing more than sugar turning to it's crystaline form
  - opposed to solid colours
  - seen by the mottled surface of the sun
* process used to increase the size of powder particles.
* takes place on a larger scale through the chromosphere.

Genocide
* category of crime.
* crime against humanity because it negates human value
  - condemned under any law and by any nation and country
  - which transcends national frontiers
* defines the perpetrator.
* diminishes the racial and cultural diversity of humankind.
* happens because people are intolerant of difference
  - constantly and consistantly all over the world
* has a deep psychological impact on surviving members of a group
  - way of lowering the standard for peace
* human rights violation that dwarfs all other crimes.
* is an act taken with the intent to destroy, in whole or in part, a racial group
  - international crime
  - distinguishable from all other crimes by the motivation behind it
  - habit-forming
  - history
  - issues
  - killing
  - located in bibles
  - motivated by other things
  - the attempt to destroy or eliminate a people or ethnic group
* is the deliberate and systematic destruction of a particular race
  - extermination of an ethnic, religious, political or national group
* is the destruction of a national, ethnic, racial, or religious group
  - or elimination of a people or nation, in whole or in part
  - effort to exterminate an entire race or group of people
  - gravest crime known to the law of nations
  - intended destruction of a national, ethnical, racial or religious group
* is the most evil thing in the world
  - extreme consequence of racial discrimination and hatred
  - flagrant abuse of human rights imaginable
  - heinous crime of which human beings are capable
  - purposeful destruction of an ethnic, national, religious, or racial group
  - result of hatred, prejudice, ignorance, and indifference
  - systematic extermination of an ethnic or religious group
  - whole world's problem
  - their history
  - therefore both the gravest and the greatest of the crimes against humanity
* legal term.
* occurs when a player exceeds a preset limit of health.
* political act.
* recently invented word, though the crime is much older.
* violent and intolerable act of hatred against a particular community of people.
Geometrical concept
* are fundamental in computer graphics and computer vision.
* play a significant role in the analysis of physical systems.

Greek life
* means a lifetime of memories and involvement.
* place where members can grow and rise to their fullest potential.
* promotes leadership, service, and scholastic achievement.
* refers to the Greek letter societies, which make up a fraternity and sorority system.
* time when friendships develop through living, studying, and working together.

Guardianship
* are court supervised proceedings for minors and for incapacitated adults.
* can be an important support and service for people with developmental disabilities
  - pertain either to minors or the insane
* involves making decisions on behalf of the person with the mental incapacity.
* is duties
  - normally a long-term relationship
  - protection
* judicial process in which courts appoint a guardian to make decisions.
* legal determination made by the court
  - process, and the decision is made by a judge
* long, complex legal process.
* protect the welfare of seniors who can no longer care for themselves.
* protective legal relationship.

Hatred of women
* is called misogyny.
+ Sexism: Discrimination
  * Hatred of women is called misogyny. Hatred of men is called misandry.

Hermaphroditism
* allows for complex mating systems.
* good solution to the scarcity of potential mates.
* is sexuality
* is when both female and male sex organs are present
  - one organism has both sexes
* occurs in animals where one individual has both male and female reproductive parts.
Hatred
* always has the potential to threaten peace and security in any society.
* being, it permeates every cell.
* builds quickly when punishment hurts the child physically.
* can always change to love.
* causes a desire to judges
  - punch
  - all the problems of the world
  - nervous weakness, uneasiness, restlessness, cough, fever, loss of blood, indigestion
* comes from ignorance.
* consists in a bad state caused by the thought of a certain object.
* creates hatred
  - reasons for opposing through hostility
* destroys every form of good.
* distortion of love.
* feeds on stereotypes, ignorance and lies.
* feeling that leads to the extinction of values
  - which leads to the extinction of values
* grows out of fear, and fear grows out of ignorance.
* hurts others, but hatred also hurts the one who hates.
* hydr-headed monster which manifests itself in varied fashions.
* is always self-hatred
  - an addiction to the perpetrator
  - another cause of conflict
  - as blind as love
  - emotion
  - evil itself
  - hostilities
  - in the world today
  - just one form of intolerance
  - located in war
  - mental murder
  - one of humankind's most powerful and dangerous emotions
  - overcome by love, forbearance and forgiveness
  - pain, accompanied by the idea of an external cause
  - perhaps the loneliest of sins
  - possible only if there is love, and vice versa
  - self-punishment
  - something like blindness
  - sorrow, with the accompanying idea of an external cause
* is the coward's revenge for being intimidated
  - essence of communism
  - first-born of fear
  - opposite of love and refers to bitterness of spirit and hostility toward others
  - poison which destroys compassion
  - problem of the person who hates
  - product of something
  - root of poisonousness
  - single most powerful unifying force
  - very opposite of love
  - very powerful, and unfortunately, nothing unifies people as well as hate
  - what caused today's events in New York, Virginia, and Pennsylvania
* kills the body and the soul, feeds on itself, and is the devil s tool.
* leads to dysfunction in society and the breaking of legal and ethical boundaries.
* liberating thing, It releases energies.
* means to have extreme enmity, to be hostile toward, or to show distaste for.
* poisonous snake that lives in the blood.
* prolonged anger towards a fellow human.
* shows up on roads, streets, and highways in the form of road-rage.
* sickness, discrimination crime and bigotry sin.
* strong emotion exploited by propagandists.
* stronger emotion than love.
* structure - anger, a stream.
* takes our energy and turns it to the ends of destruction.
* taught emotion.

Hydroponic gardening
* great way to grow plants indoors all year, and there's no weeding.
* is more exacting than soil gardening
  - probably a better, faster way to grow plants than growing plants in soil
* is the process in growing plants without using soil
  - wave of the future
* requires no soil and very little space.
Hemiepiphyte
* have the most unusual growth forms and are parasitic to larger trees.
* rely on a different strategy.

Harmonization
* is harmony
  - musical performance
  - vocal music
* technical term derived from trade law.

Holy scripture
* contains many passages that speak of hope.
* describes first the plague of blood.

Hereditary ataxia
* genetic neurological disorder that affects coordination.
* neurological disorder that affects balance, speech, and manual dexterity.

Hydraulic loading
* depends on rainfall, irrigation, and surface runoff.
* refers to the total amount of water applied to the soil.

Hormonal control
* is common to plants and animals.
* occurs including the effects of oestrogen, progesterone, and testosterone.

Hugging
* are paradises.
* cause arousal.

Hot thing
* glow, giving off light that carries the heat away.
* tend to burn red or orange.

Hierarchical clustering
* can be agglomerative or divisive.
* common computational approach used for microarray data analysis.

Harvesting
* form of cosmetic control that cuts the plant below the water surface.
* increases the amount of water that reaches the ground and flows into rivers and streams.
* is also important to maintain a healthy, productive crop
  - associated with feasts and ceremonies that have been passed down through generations
* is the dominant forestry activity in wetlands
  - process of separating the worms from the compost
* kangaroos for food offers greater ecological benefits than growing domestic stock.
* occurs every three to four years in the winter after leaves fall from the trees.
* responsibility to all things.
* two-handed job, one to hold the leaves or lettuce head, the other to cut it off.

Heroin
* Most heroin entering China is produced in Burma, near the Chinese border.
* Some heroin is brown in color
  - dark brown, and black tar heroin is either sticky or hard and looks like roofing tar
* causes euphoria.
* hard drug
* is addictive substances
  - crystal
  - drugs
  - illegal drugs
  - made of opium
  - narcotics
  - opiate
  - psychoactive drugs
+ Crime in India, Illegal drug trade: Crime by country :: India
  * India is the world's largest producer of licit opium. But opium is diverted to illicit international drug markets. Heroin is smuggled from Pakistan and Burma, with some quantities transshipped through Nepal. Most heroin shipped from India are destined for Europe. There have been reports of heroin smuggled from Mumbai to Nigeria for further export. In Maharashtra, Mumbai is an important centre for distribution of drug.

Handwriting
* are marking
  - writing
* can be difficult to read.

Homogeneity
* big plus in studying genetic disorders of populations.
* can be a vulnerability.
* causes transformation to coarse crystals.
* function of air gap, pole face diameter and field intensity.
* is achieved through moderate redundancy in the materials and forms of buildings
  - similarity
  - strength
  - uniformity
* means that each cell is updated according to the same rules.
* problem especially with steeper curves.
Honor
* also means pride in excellence of every sort, especially excellence of performance.
* claim to worth along with the social acknowledgement of worth.
* expresses the frame of mind from which obedience proceeds.
* has several synonyms such as integrity, courtesy, dignity, honesty, virtue and principle.
* is an internal force whose outward manifestation is reputation
  - old fashioned word, used in our church maybe most often in the wedding service
  - esteem, respect, or reverence
  - linked to a woman s purity, making rape worse than murder
  - love vested in all the virtues that make love noble
  - personal integrity and excellence of character
  - purity of love
  - righteousness
  - standing
* is the basis of fraternal relationships
  - giving of one's word as a guarantee of ethical conduct
  - ideal that acts of chivalry and courtesy spring from
  - keen sense of ethical conduct
  - mark of strength and nobility
  - respect that makes one fit to rule
* motivates parents to treat children differently.
* personal quality of the highest value.
* self-imposed standard of conduct.
* small learning community with the resources of a large university.
* word pregnant with quality
  - that has to do with recognizing and obeying authority

Hot soak
* are out during pregnancy because the heat can harm a fetus.
* can be effective for temporary muscular pains.

Hematologic toxicity
* Hematologic toxicities associated with topotecan therapy are noncumulative.
* is infrequent following trastuzumab use as a single agent
  - only slightly less common than renal toxicity
  - possible during therapy with carbamazepine
  - summarised as mild and reversible

Homecoming
* is reunion.
* keeps people from having to let go of one of the most memorable times of their life.
* time to renew acquaintances, to share experiences and to revisit favorite haunts.

Hexapod
* are the predecessor to our current array of insects.
* comprise insects and three small orders of insect-like animals with six thoracic legs
* have a separate head, thorax and abdomen.
Herpe
* -Small painful blisters on the sex organs or mouth.
* Apply vitamin E oil twice a day to encourage the healing process.
* are extremely transmittable through oral sex.
* can also be severe in people with suppressed immune systems
  - very serious when the cornea, or surface of the eye, is infected
  - appear as sores or blisters on the genitalia, anus or mouth
* can be a serious health issue for certain people
  - fatal if passed to a newborn
  - life threatening to an infant
* can cause fatal infections during delivery, if the mother is shedding the virus
  - iritis by itself, or in combination with a corneal infection
  - mouth, tongue and lip ulcers
  - serious infections in newborns because their immune systems are still developing
* can infect a baby during passage through the birth canal and cause serious illness
  - men, women, and children
  - recur and often causes repeat attacks
  - spread from one person to another very easily when sores are present
* causes tiny blisters that burst to leave ulcers that resemble cold sores.
* comes from the herpes simplex virus and is spread through touch, kissing, and sexual contact.
* effects anything from humans to fungi.
* esophagitis with ulceration and granulation tissue.
* is spread by direct contact with an infected person
  - the rashes, sores, or blisters of an infected person
  - skin to skin contact
  - skin to skin contact with an infected partner
* is spread from skin to skin contact during intercourse or from kissing
  - where the infection is located
* is spread through direct contact with a person who has the virus
  - oral, anal, or vaginal sex with an infected person
  - sexual contact when it enters the body through tiny passages in the skin
* looks like shingles, but usually only affects a certain area of the body.
* often occurs on the genitals because lovemaking can break the skin to let the virus in.
* presents as a painful ulcer or lesion on the skin.
* sometimes can cause painful sores that keep coming back.
* spreads most easily when sores are present
  - through intimate skin contact with an infected individual
* usually begins with an itching or tingling
  - causes painful blisters that break open and form sores

Hypersensitivity
* can lead to a potentially fatal reaction.
* condition in which the body over-reacts to a protein or other stimulus.
* develops over a period of two to ten weeks.
* is an immune response that damages the body's own tissues
  - manifested by rash or urticaria
  - no general reaction
  - sensitivity
  - the major problem associated with the penicillins
* syndromes including a lupus-like disorder.

Hardiness zone
* are areas of similar growing conditions
  - updated periodically to compensate for climate change
* refer to regions of North Carolina that are suitable for the plant.