Crystallization
* Some crystallization occurs in chambers.
  * can be divided into stages - primary nucleation is the first. Secondary nucleation requires existing crystals to perpetuate crystal growth. In our sugar example, we had obtained such nuclei when the 'excess' sugar had just about crystallized out assisting further crystal formation. Secondary nucleation is the main stage in crystallization for this is what causes the 'mass production' of crystals.
* begins with minerals highest in the reaction series.
  - slow, especially on humid days
* complex process with many interrelated factors.
* increases residual stress.
* is adaptable to continuous operation and can be concentrated
  - construction
  - delayed by heating and filtering
  - governed by other factors as well
  - important in either a positive or negative sense in many products
  - inhibited by adding phosphate to the mother liquor
  - one of the commonly employed techniques for separating the protein
  - that absolute moment, that absolute process
* is the critical step in solid form control
  - natural process in which liquid in honey becomes solid
  - process of saturating fruit with sugar
  - used to purify a solid
* leads to simple, very uniform repeating structures, which are inert.
* naturally occurring process of nature.
* occurs by vapor diffusion or liquid-liquid diffusion inside the capillary.
* often indicates that a pure substance has been obtained.
* takes place so rapidly that the growth of crystals can easily be observed.
* very common process for materials preparation, characterization and processing.

### cube-shaped cells:

Cuboidal epithelium
* has cube-shaped cells.
* is cube-shaped cells.

### cultivars:

Hybrid plant
* Most hybrid plants make growth
  - poor growth
* are cultivars
  - physically uniform
* give higher yield, better resistance to drought, flood, insects and disease.

### cultivation | husbandry:

Livestock husbandry
* can be a boon to farm investments.
* causes different kinds of emissions.
* is conducted in a traditional manner.

### cultural activity:

Technical innovation
* cultural activity.
* flourish through a symbiotic relationship between academia and industry.

### cultural change:

Renewal
* are repetition.
* cultural change.
* is restoration
* is the antidote for obsolescence, decay and apathy
  - hope of every person, and the promise of many religions
  - process of bringing results of change into line with our purposes
  - stamp of life
* often takes place as a result of insect epidemics or forest fires.

### cultural consensus:

Conventional wisdom
* comes in many forms.
* has it that advertising and marketing are responsible for selling tobacco
  - buffered aspirin is easier on the stomach than regular aspirin
  - spices begin to lose their flavor with age
  - the immune system is necessary to protect the host
* holds that bullies act because they lack self-esteem and are insecure
  - early fertility equals high fertility
* holds that the metabolism of reptiles gets slower with increasing size
  - world food crisis is caused by a population explosion
* is cultural consensus
  - that being active improves cardiovascular health
* prescribes an upright posture, with the hips at ninety degrees.
* relates education to wealth.
* says fatal falls occur when the victim plunges from a great height
  - that years that end in double-zero are never leap years
* suggests that good prenatal care is key to reducing infant mortality.

### cultural edification:

American history
* has many stories about caves.
* is cultural edification
  - filled with legendary figures
  - politicized to a far greater extent than the history of any other nation
  - really the history of all our families
  - taught as a sorry record of injustice and oppression of minorities
  - the relationship between the slaves and the slave masters
* records the events that unlock an understanding of modern America.