Nms
* Some nms are part of millimeters
  - mms
* is more common in children and young adults, although it can occur at any age
  - primarily a disorder of excessive heat production
* occurs more frequently in young men.
* stimulates the nerves controlling the muscular activity.

Normalization
* comes through concentration on a piece of work.
* considers the dependencies among attributes within and across entities.
* correction for isotopic fractionation.
* encompasses all life areas.
* encourages drug users to target realistic health goals, set by the users themselves.
* is associated with the identification of a reference line for the expression vectors
  - like sex
  - social control
  - the process which moves a relation from one normal form to a higher normal form
  - very important with long hospitalizations
* occurs by limiting the number of connections an afferent makes.
* process of strict adherence to certain guidelines known as normal forms.

Necrosis
* appears as bronze-colored areas of cellular necrosis
  - sunken necrotic spots which appear shiny from the back of the leaf
* can result from a sudden traumatic injury, infection, or exposure to a toxic chemical.
* continues and the uterine lining is shed.
* discoloration caused by plant viruses.
* gives tissue a scorched, blackened appearance, giving rise to the name fireblight.
* is accompanied by drops of dark brown exudate on leaf tip and on underside of leaf blade.
* is dead liver cells
  - tissue or plant parts
  - death
  - rare
  - seen as individual pyknotic nuclei
  - the death of cells within a living organism
  - usually a sign of malignancy but is occasionally seen in benign mesothelial reactions
* occurs as gradual drying of interveinal areas followed by drying of the remaining tissues
  - at tip and margin of leaves causing a definite hook at leaf tip
  - due to the production of host-specific toxin by the fungus
* passive type of death which occurs when a cell dies of physical alteration.
* refers to a set of morphologic changes that accompany cell death within a living body
  - death of a cell or tissue
  - traumatic cell death resulting from, for example a severe burn or injury
* term medical students love to use.

Neurone
* Every neurone is made up of a cell body and long thread-like fibres.
* are brain cells that specialize in communication
  - commonly long and threadlike in shape
  - extremely sensitive to states of anoxia
  - highly specialized cells
  - negative
* come in two sorts, sensory and motor.
* communicate through specialised structures called synapses.
* depend on astrocytes in a co-culture system for protection from glutamate toxicity.

Nocturnal enuresis
* is incontinence that occurs during sleep
  - more common in boys than in girls
* is the medical term for bed-wetting
  - urinating during sleep
  - most common form of incontinence in children

Nationalism
* affects language attitudes.
* can also cause instability when there lack of fit between states and nations
  - fall on the right, left or center of the political spectrum
* connotes identification with and loyalty to one s nation as just defined.
* defines nationality on ethnic rather than civic terms.
* derives from a grouping of people who share common cultural and social experiences.
* differs depending on type of government.
* helps the stability of a country.
* is always both a political and cultural entity
  - ambitions
  - deaf to gay identity
  - doctrines
  - responsible for untold human suffering
  - sometimes a defensible sin
* mobilizes populations time and time again.
* presents one of the greatest challenges to the survival of multiethnic states.

Nash equilibria
* are stationary points of the dynamics.
* characterize the operating points of such networks.