ontocord/MixtureVitae-genericsKB huggingface dataset:
### cleaner:

Toothpaste
* All toothpastes contain abrasives to clean tooth surfaces.
* Always use a specially formulated dog toothpaste.
* Many toothpastes contain bits of fossil diatoms.
* Most toothpaste is toxic, and leaves a residue.
* Most toothpastes contain fluoride
  - glycerin which acts both as a plasticizer and a moistening agent
* Some toothpastes boast higher fluoride concentrations than others, but the difference is negligible.
* Some toothpastes contain antifreeze
  - nettles
  - papain, an enzyme used to tenderize meat, as a whitener
* also contains abrasives
  - contributes to general oral hygiene and a sense of well-being
  - helps freshen breath
* are located in bathrooms
  - dentists
  - drug stores
  - mouths
  - sinks
  - suitcases
  - tubes
  - toiletry
* can also come in many different flavours
  - be a dangerous substance
  - clean teeth and linoleum and tile floors
* colloid, because it's part solid and part liquid.
* contain gentle abrasives to help clean tooth surfaces
  - several ingredients
* containing fluoride can be potentially toxic to youngsters who eat large quantities
  - is also beneficial
* has benzene, tin, and strontium
  - fluoride in it as does most drinking water
  - to be bought specially as many toothpastes contain glycerin
* helps to keep the mouth fresh
  - reduce tartar buildup, but only professional cleaning removes tartar
* is another material that some people use to clean jewelry
  - good for polishing chrome
  - made from minerals
  - one of the least abrasive toothpastes on the market
  - to bad breath as deodorant is to bad body odor
* makes teeth white.
* never hurts the taste of good scotch.
* often contains xanthan gum to give the toothpaste a smooth texture.
* removes water stains.
* works on cleaning and protecting the teeth.
+ Toothbrush: Tools :: Teeth :: Hygiene
  * The 'toothbrush' is a tool to clean teeth. The toothbrush has a small brush at the end of a handle. Toothpaste, which often contains fluoride, is commonly added to a toothbrush to help clean the teeth. Both toothpaste and toothbrushes come in many different colours. Toothpastes can also come in many different flavours.
+ Xanthan gum, Uses: Food and drink
  * Toothpaste often contains xanthan gum to give the toothpaste a smooth texture. People who have trouble swallowing add xanthan gum to drinks and other liquids to make them thicker and easier to swallow.

Ultrasonic cleaner
* Ultrasonic Cleaners Use ultrasonic cleaners for diamonds, rubies, and sapphires only.
* are ideal for cleaning bearings
  - usually safe, but avoid steam cleaning
* can damage emerald, opal, pearl, and some other colored gemstones
  - worsen inclusions and weaken color

Window cleaner
* Most window cleaners contain either soap or detergent.
* are cleaner
  - located in cabinets
* have one of the more dangerous professions.
### cleavage:

Holoblastic cleavage
* leads through gastrulation to a trochophore larva, similar to that of mollusks.
* occurs when the cleavage furrows pass through the entire egg.

Spiral cleavage
* can be determinate - if cells are separated they form a partial embryo.
* produces a trochophore larva.

### clerking:

Double entry
* Double entries are bookkeeping.
* visas for people requiring visas for re-entry into Zimbabwe.

Client
* are books
  - cases
  - located in offices
+ Comparison of Internet Relay Chat clients, General
  * Clients listed on a light purple background are no longer in active development.

### clients:

Thin client
* Thin Clients are inexpensive machines that function solely to provide the user with internet access.
* are PCs that rely on servers to harness their processing power, applications and data
  - the next generation of computing

### clinical diagnosis:

Brain death
* clinical diagnosis.
* condition in which all indications of brain function have permanently ceased.
* is an accepted medical, ethical, and legal principle
  - established medical and legal diagnosis of death
  - defined by medical authorities as irreversible cessation of all brain activity
  - different from a coma
  - diseases
  - extremely traumatic to the family of the patient
  - irreversible cessation of all brain functions, including the brain stem
  - one situation which merits euthanasia
  - recognized as human death only in the context of organ transplantation in Japan
  - the irreversible absence of all brain function
* is the irreversible and complete cessation of all brain and brain stem function
  - permanent loss of all brain function
  - loss of all functions of the brain
  - permanent and irreversible loss of all brain functions
  - total cessation of brain function, and there are tests to determine that
* is when all brain activities cease
  - the brain function stops forever
* legal definition of death.
* marks human death in the scientific medical sense.
* means that all brain function has ceased, and there is no possibility of revival
  - the patient is legally dead
  - there total absence of brain activity
* occurs in just four to six minutes unless the heart rhythm is restored
  - when the brain is starved of oxygen, usually after the heart stops beating
* refers to a condition when the brain losses all function.
### clinically asymptomatic:

Female carrier
* Some female carriers have no health problems or symptoms related to carrying the hemophilia gene.
* are clinically asymptomatic.
* can have a normal X chromosome that is abnormally inactivated.

Cloak
* Most cloaks are made of bulk materials
* Some cloaks are worn by women.
* are covering.
  - of velvet and cloth, principally
* hide an inexhaustible amount of sub-dimensional storage space.
* includes sections.

### cloak:

Wrap
* are cloaks
  - sandwichs
* evergreens with burlap and pull the branches together to reduce water loss.

### cloak | wrap:

Bubble wrap
* are located in post offices.
* helps small rodents maintain body temperature.
* is another example of plastic sheet or plastic wrap or film, all of which is recyclable
  - one material that has shown insulating potential
  - used to help protect the product during shipping
* plastic sheet with soft air-filled blisters.
* strange device generally used for packing material.

Word wrap
* feature used by all word processors.
* process that automatically formats text.

### closed oven:

Dutch oven
* are ovens
  - pots
  - very common and are used to cook pan de campo and guisotes
* closed oven.
* come in a variety of sizes.
* have a flat bottom sitting of three short legs protruding about two inches.
* supply fresh baked biscuits, cakes, and cobblers.

### closely-related logical problem:

Circularity
* closely-related logical problem.
* is roundness.

Cloth
* Most cloth is washed in water.
* Some cloth is covered by cloth
  - dry cloth
  - made of cotton
* gives more insulation than plastic.
* includes hems
* is an artifact
* is located in bathrooms
  - bedrooms
  - bolts
  - closets
  - clothing stores
  - kitchens
  - tables
  - made of fiber
  - mixture
  - textiles
* is used for bedding
  - cleaning
  - dustings
  - patchs
  - polish
  - washing dishs
  - washings
  - wipings
* is washed in boil water
* roll towels and electric hand dryers provide a paperless form of hand drying and reduce waste.
* takes many forms, and serves many purposes.
* weaves from fibre
  - nettle fibre
### cloth:

Satin
* are also cooler against the skin than some of the nylon tricot fabrics.
* can sometimes feel quite cold.
* includes hems
  - sections
* is an expensive fabric and only used in costly garments
  - smooth cloth
  - woven from silk, polyester, acetate, or even blends of fibers

Scrim
* are distinctive since there is empty space between threads.
* is cloth

Serge
* are fabric.
* heavy wool fabric which has traditionally been used in fine saddle making.
### clothes | garment | coat | jacket:

Bolero
* are dance music
  - popular in Spain and Spanish America
* is drought tolerant and performs well under adverse growing conditions.
* is the main musical romantic expression of all of the Spanish speaking countries
  - quintessential musical exponential
* platform which seven of the world's major banks are participating in.

Doublet
* Transform one word into another by changing a single letter
  - to another by changing one letter at a time
* are jackets
  - often a sign of two written sources

Dust jacket
* Many dust jackets have clear plastic mylar protective covers.
* turn to dust.

Swallowtail
* Many swallowtails have an osmeterium, including the Zebra Swallowtail
* Some swallowtails have red spots on their wings.
* are strong fliers.
* do well in aquaria, eating any fish food.
* refers to the posterior extensions on the hind wings of some species.

Lab coat
* are coats
  - white
* provide protection to the individual from minimal exposures to hazardous materials.

Overcoat
* are made from a warm, heavy cloth or even animal fur.
  * An 'overcoat' long coat which is worn over other clothes. Overcoats are made from a warm, heavy cloth or even animal fur. They go below the knee in length. A coat that is knee length is known as a 'topcoat'. Overcoats have been worn for hundreds of years. Many armies dressed their soldiers in overcoats during the winter.

Patina
* Some patinas change more rapidly depending on the oxidation factors surrounding the bronze.
* develop on nature's timetable rather than man's.

Photographic emulsion
* are particularly sensitive to shorter wavelengths of light, blue and violet.
* contain silver halides, because of their sensitivity to light.

Protective coat
* Most protective coats provide protection.
* Some protective coats help pandas.

Puppy coat
* are finer then adult coats
  - soft, thick, and woolly
* is very dense and soft, easily tangled and can take several hours a week to groom.
* starts to be replaced by the adult coat.

Raincoat
* are coats
  - garments
  - located in backpacks
* have a plastic outers shell and fleece lining.
* includes bands
  - breast pockets
  - button holes
  - coat buttons
  - collars
  - cuffs
  - hems
  - lap covering
  - pocket flaps
  - sections
  - skirts
  - sleeve
  - stripes

### clothes | garment | coat | raincoat:

Mac
* are immune.
  - hems
  - lap covering
* replicate and segregate as natural chromosomes.

### clothes | garment | coat | slicker:

Con artist
* Some con artists make a habit of ripping off businesses.
* are criminals
  - films
  - often women
  - people
  - skilled liars who spend a lot of time polishing their sales pitches
  - thiefs
  - workers
* know how to hook people when they are vulnerable.
* prey on trusting individuals.

Embezzler
* are deceivers
  - typically bookkeepers or accountants in small firms
* display universal behavioral symptoms.
* often abuse alcoholic beverages and other mind and mood-altering drugs.
* rationalize their behavior to conform with their own morals and ethics.
### clothes | gown:

Disposable gown
* Some disposable gowns have the end of one tie covered by a disposable strip.
* are the protective clothing provided by the school.

Wedding gown
* Some wedding gowns have trains that detach.
* are dresses
  - formal wear
  - located in weddings
* come in many styles, fabrics and price ranges.
* tend to run small.

Headdress
* are clothing.
* includes sections.

### clothes | headdress:

Cap
* are helpful in reducing the transmission of STDs, including gonorrhea and chlamydia
  - important for initiation of translation
  - the number of international appearances each player on the team has made
* protect the scalp and, to some degree, the face.
+ Armillaria gallica, Humongous fungus: Fungi
  * Two clusters of mushrooms growing in a bed of green moss. The mushroom caps are densely covered with small scales and are a reddish-brown that gets deeper in the center. Some caps appear shiny as is covered with a translucent slime.

### clothes | headdress | cap:

Beret
* are lined in black cotton and have a simple white paint stamp for size.
* get dirty very easily and are difficult to wash.

Bluebonnet
* add nitrogen to the soil by fixating atmospheric nitrogen through root nodules.
* are abundant all over
  - any of various blue-flowering plants in the lupine genus and the pea family
  - as much a part of Texas culture as longhorns and cowboys
  - lupines
  - part of the legume, or bean, family
* blanket surrounding hillsides and valleys during spring.
* have white tips on the petals.

Family cap
* are genocidal measures being pushed by the ruling class.
* deny additional payments for children born to women who are already receiving welfare.

Ferrule
* are caps
  - fittings used to form a holding point on a piece of wire rope
  - mirror-finished stainless steel
  - solid metal
  - usually nickel
* have an important effect on the overall action of a fly rod.

Market cap
* is simply the number of shares outstanding x the price of the stock.
* refers to the worth of a company in the financial markets.
+ Market capitalization, Related measures: Business :: Legal terms
  * Market cap reflects only the 'equity' value of a company.

Plastic cap
* are located in cabinets.
* come in various styles.

Safety cap
* are dummy plugs that fill empty electric outlets or sockets.
* help protect children from hurting themselves with medicines.

Tammy
* Tammies are fabric.
* is visual and linguistic learner.
### clothes | headdress:

Hood
* Some hoods also have a rod that is attached to the hood itself.
* also help to keep the air warm.
* are a great protection against shell fragments
  - criminals
  - headdresses
  - neighborhoods
* are part of airplanes
  - automobiles
  - cars
  - protective covering
  - roofs
  - vicinities
* block unwanted illumination from the workplace.
* cover heads
  - the ears, hair, and neck, with a tapered fit for head and neck
* includes sections.
* seem to have been used to keep bare heads warm, in place of the traditional skull caps.

### clothes | headdress | hood:

Fume hood
* are a major source of energy consumption
  - an important feature in any laboratory using hazardous chemicals
  - important safety devices, but they are only useful when used and maintained properly
  - jammed with radioactive waste
  - laboratory equipment
  - located in chemistry labs
  - sometimes necessary when working with chemicals
  - the primary method of exposure control in the laboratory
* have a large glass window that is opened when a scientist needs to get inside
  - proper direction of airflow
  - safety glass windows or safety shields for use with potential explosives
* protect workers by capturing, containing and exhausting potentially hazardous vapors.
* stop a person coming into contact with hazardous fumes
  * A 'fume hood' or 'fume cupboard' large piece of scientific equipment common to chemistry laboratories. Fume hoods stop a person coming into contact with hazardous fumes. They contain an air pump that sucks fumes away from the person using them.
  * have a large glass window that is opened when a scientist needs to get inside. The window protects the scientist from splashes of chemicals or explosions that could harm them. Most chemical reactions are done inside a fume hood

Turban
* are accessories
  - headdresses
  - much worn of an evening
  - part of the national dress in Afghanistan
* can be very large or quite modest depending upon region, culture, and religion
  - versatile head coverings
* come in a wide variety of colors.

Jean
* are common to all genders as are sweaters and jackets.
* are located in bedrooms
  - closets
  - clothing stores
  - drawers
  - gaps
  - houses
  - malls
  - shopping malls
  - shops
  - thrift stores
  - long pants
  - soccer players
* are used for clothing
  - fashion
  - utilities
  - wearing
* includes bands
  - button holes
  - collars
  - hems
  - hip pockets
  - lap covering
  - pant legs
  - pocket flaps
  - sections
  - skirts
  - sleeve
  - stripes
  - zippers

Outfit
* are attire
  - located in closets
  - units
* is an unit
### clothes:

Uniform
* Some uniforms are worn by soldiers.
* are a common way that people are unified in our everyday experience
  - attire
  - outfits
* can foster a oneness that nurtures a feeling of belonging to something outside of oneself.
* establish identity, both for the wearer and for the public.
* have details
  - sleeve
* place more emphasis on the person inside than the clothes they are wearing.
* stresses on bone cause uniform growth and repair.
+ Baseball uniform: Uniforms :: Sports clothing :: Baseball equipment :: History of baseball
  * A 'baseball uniform' is clothing that baseball players wear during games. They mostly do this to show that their job is playing the sport, baseball. Most baseball uniforms have the names and uniform numbers of players who wear them somewhere on the uniform, usually on the backs of the uniforms to tell different baseball players from each other. Baseball shirts, pants, shoes, socks, caps, and helmets are parts of baseball uniforms. Players also wear gloves, but they are not considered part of the uniform, since the players can choose their own glove. Most uniforms have different logos and colours to tell which team is which.
  * A 'baseball uniform' is a kind of clothing that baseball players wear. They mostly do this to show that their job is related to playing the sport, baseball. Most baseball uniforms have the names and uniform numbers of players who wear them on the uniform somewhere, usually on the backs of the uniforms to tell different baseball players from each other. Baseball shirts, pants, shoes, socks, caps, and gloves are parts of baseball uniforms. Most uniforms have different logos and colors to tell which team is which.
+ Waiter: Food and drink :: Occupations
  * Many waiters and waitresses are required by their employers to wear a uniform. Most uniforms used are black and white or all black. Historically the term waiter was used to describe customs officers who waited on the high tide for vessels to come in carrying goods to tax.

### clothes | uniform:

Military uniform
* are uniforms.
* is an uniform
* represent the very best and very worst of mankind.

Wig
* Most wigs have adjustment tabs inside near the ears.
* are short or on ponytails.
* can be hot in the summertime, but they do conserve body heat in the colder months.
* come in various sizes, such as average, petite, and ultra petite.
* includes sections.
* stay in fashion for men until the end of the next century.
### clothing:

Tiara
* also look elegant on women with round faces.
* are now the hottest item for bridal headwear.

Tight clothing
* can also hinder mobility
  - contribute to the migration or rejection of piercings
  - force bacteria into the urethra
  - restrict blood flow, leading to a danger of frostbite
  - trap moisture and promote bacterial growth
* creates warmth and moisture that are favorable for the growth of yeast
  - which are favorable for the growth of yeast or bacteria
* restricts the blood flow into the extremities.

Traditional clothing
* are clothing.
* can often cause unforeseen problems for people with physical limitations.
* colorful skirt, worn by both men and women, called a sarong.
* forms a part of Turkish traditional culture.

Warm clothing
* is especially important for excursions in the mountains or on the sea.
* is needed for higher altitudes at night
  - outdoors during the winter months

Wet clothing
* causes excessive body heat loss.
* goes on in the morning so that dry clothing is always available at night.
* increases the risk of cold injury.
* loses insulation
  - the ability to hold in heat

White clothing
* is an image of glory.
* represents living a simple life, a pure life.
* tends to get dirty and stain fast.

Winter clothing
* can hide extra pounds.
* is made with the hair left on.

Wrapper
* are a software layer transparently interposed between the application and operating system
  - air grown, without fertilizers and pesticides, by small farmers
  - casings
  - materials
* resist water absorption when the crayon is soaked in water.

### clothing | wrapper:

Plastic film
* are easier to make than pure carbon films
  - lightweight, safe to handle, chemically stable and extremely versatile
* can enable a farmer to cut, bale, and wrap the hay all in one day.
* is formed by either slot casting or blown film extrusion.
* prevent weeds, but they also tend to suffocate plant roots.

### clothing | wrapper | plastic wrap:

Cling film
* is used to ensure the easy removal of the hull from the mold.
* plastic wrap
### cloud | aerosol:

Anthropogenic aerosol
* absorb sunlight, which warms the planet.
* tend to produce negative radiative forcing.

### cloud | aerosol:

Atmospheric aerosol
* Most atmospheric aerosols originate at Earth's surface. are products of photosynthesis.
* are a significant source of direct and indirect global climate forcing
  - very fine particles suspended in air
* can significantly modify the predicted warming of greenhouse gases.
* have a major impact on the climate of Mars, as well as of the Earth.
* is of global interest and has an important impact on our daily lives.
* play a major role in the chemical and radiative processes in the atmosphere
  - an important role in climate change
### cloud | aerosol | smoke:

Black smoke
* Most black smoke contains carbon.
* changes color to a grayish-yellow color, similar to the color of hay.
* indicates that the air-fuel mixture is too rich to burn completely.
* is cause when too much wind hits the flame
  - characteristic of a petroleum fire
  - generated by burning organic hydrocarbons in a specially designed firebox
* means incomplete, inefficient burning.
* rising from a burning candle good indicator that the wick is too long.
* seems to color everything, including a man's spit.
+ Papal conclave: Popes
  * Black smoke means there is no decision yet.

Blue smoke
* can indicate engine oil being burned in the combustion chamber.
* is formed by combustion of the engine's own lubricating oil
  - from oil burning
  - usually an indicator for burning oil
* means that the car burns oil
  - the engine is burning oil and too many hydrocarbons are being released
* occurs when oil is entering the combustion chamber and is burning along with the fuel.
* sign that the engine is burning oil, and that there is engine wear.

Breathe tobacco smoke
* damages blood vessels
* irritates airways.

Dark smoke
* forms dense clouds, visible from long distances.
* is better than white smoke since it absorbs the light and blends in with ground objects.

Dense smoke
* can overload a filter with particles, eventually breaking it.
* is emitted when burned without sufficient oxygen
  - product is burned without sufficient oxygen
  - produced when product burns
  - usually highly toxic and reduces visibility substantially

Fag
* are artistic, and homophobes have a strong work ethic.
* is smoke

Inhale smoke
* Some inhale smoke causes cancer
  - lung cancer
* causes damage.

Passive smoke
* can cause almost as much aging as smoking itself
  - lead to a build-up of fluid in the middle ear
* disrupts the protective process of endothelial cells.
* is also a hazard for pregnant women.
* pollutes the air.
### cloud | aerosol | smoke:

Secondhand smoke
* Most secondhand smoke causes lung problems.
* Most secondhand smoke has chemicals
  - harmful chemicals
* Some secondhand smoke causes cancer
  - diseases
  - lung cancer
* can affect adjoining units in multi-family housing.
* can also cause asthma, pneumonia, and bronchitis in children
  - disease in non-smokers
  - serious harm to children
* can be extremely harmful to both children and adults
  - harmful in many ways
  - cause health problems for nonsmokers
* can cause lung cancer in non-smokers
  - serious health problems, especially for children
  - sickness in children
  - sore eyes and upset stomachs
  - kill
  - produce six times the pollution of a busy highway when in a crowded restaurant
* cancer-causing agent with no safe level of exposure.
* causes irritation of the eyes, nose, and throat.
* causes lung cancer and other health problems
* causes many harmful side effects
  - lung cancer deaths annually
  - middle ear disease in children
* causes more cancer deaths than all other regulated carcinogens combined
  - than teary eyes and runny noses
  - reddening, itching, and watering of the eyes
  - wheezing, coughing, colds, earaches, and asthma attacks
* comes from all tobacco products, including pipe tobacco and cigars
  - cigarettes, pipes or cigars
* contains arsenic, cyanide, ammonia, and formaldehyde
  - benzene, formaldehyde, carbon monoxide and ammonia
  - many dangerous chemicals that have been proven to cause cancer
  - oxides of nitrogen, nicotine, carbon monoxide and a number of carcinogens
  - smaller amounts of the same chemicals that harm smokers
* continues to be a major health-risk factor.
* damages lungs.
* harms persons of all ages.
* has an especially bad effect on infants and children whose parents smoke
* increases the risk of lung cancer in dogs.
* irritates the eyes, nose and throat
  - tube that joins the nose with the middle ear
* is also a confirmed cause of nasal sinus cancer in nonsmokers
  - classified as a known human carcinogen, or cancer causing agent
  - either harmful or potentially harmful
* is especially harmful for babies
  - to young children
  - exhaled by the smoker
* is harmful to children with asthma
  - children, and burning tobacco can cause fires
  - indeed hazardous to one's health
* is known to cause cancer
  - increase the risk of heart disease and lung cancer
  - one of the more controversial public health issues
* is the name for the smoke given off by a burning cigarette, cigar or pipe
  - only source of nicotine in the air
  - smoke exhaled by the smoker
  - third leading cause of preventable death in the United States
* kills tens of thousands of people each year.
* major health hazard
  - risk, especially to children
* makes clothes and hair stink.
* personal and public health hazard.
* results in damage
  - skin damage
* serious health risk to children.
* significant threat to public health.

Smoke testing
* helps identify plumbing leaks in buildings.
* involves forcing smoke-filled air through a sewer line.
Cocoon
* Is the pupa of moth.
* Some cocoons contain very little silk at all.
* aims for a complete separation of the three layers.
* are extremely tough and persist on trees long after the moth has emerged
  - formed either during copulation, or after the two worms have separated
  - found on small twigs and branches and also in deep furrows of bark or under loose bark
  - natural objects
  - shades of white, cream and yellow depending on silkworm genetics
  - sticky, attracting dirt and debris
  - tan to brown, oval in shape, and are found on the ground under the tree
  - tough, white and stick firmly to the bark of the fruit tree
  - very tiny, and the shape of a lemon
* commonly contain fine yellow or yellowish-white powder.
* includes sections.
* is an XML publishing framework.
* large oval structure, usually slightly pointed at one end.
* occur on vegetation or in the soil litter.

### cods:

Atlantic cod
* Most atlantic cods have heads
  - live in habitats
* are a shoaling species and move in large, size-structured aggregations
  - apex predators and adults are generally free from the concerns of predation
  - fish
  - omnivorous, feeding at dawn or dusk on a variety of invertebrates and fish
* grow at different rates in different areas.
* has a wide distribution on both sides of the Atlantic Ocean.
* have a light-colored belly and a long, light, lateral band along their body
* is an important food fish in both Europe and North America.
* tend to move in schools, and some groups of cod show extensive migrations.

### coelomate:

Protostome animal
* All protostome animals are coelomate
  - worm-like
* exhibit spiral determinate cleavage, with the blastopore becoming the mouth.

Cofactor
* Some cofactors are small organic molecules called coenzymes.
* act as protein catalysts.
* are any non protein molecules that give an enzyme functionality
  - compounds
  - divides into two categories, one being coenzymes
  - generally stable to heat whereas most enzyme proteins lose activity on heating
  - nonproteins essential for enzyme activity

### cognitive strategy:

Distraction
* are confusion
  - inattention
  - revisions
* can be a powerful way of temporarily relieving even the most intense pain
  - lead to loss of concentration and falls
  - reduce the baby's attention to painful sensations
* cognitive strategy.
* diminish ability to concentrate and think clearly.
* is confusion
  - focusing attention on something other than the pain
* is the division of the attention among several interests and is the foe of all learning
  - tabloidization of the mass mainstream media
* plays an important role in soothing aches and pains.
* spiritual problem born of a life of busyness.
Coho
* are anadromous, and can adapt to live entirely in fresh water
  - native to most of the Pacific rim
  - one of the most aggressive biting salmon
  - semelparous, and both male and female adults die soon after spawning
  - swift, active fish
  - the last of the salmon to spawn and the most acrobatic of the Pacific salmon
* feed primarily on alewives, smelt, and other small fish.
* fry live in rivers and streams for over a year
  - remain in streams for over a year
* gives high yields of bright-red, very firm berries.
* has a finely textured flesh with rich pink color.
* have a longer body with a conical head
  - black tongues, white gums and small irregular spots on the upper half of their tails
* inhabit the waters off the northwest coast of the U.S., British Columbia and Alaska.
* prefer open water, nearer the surface.
* return to freshwater between the ages of three and four to spawn.
* salmon almost always rear in pools formed by large wood
  - have silver sides and a deep blue back
  - in offshore waters
* spawn in gravel in freshwater rivers near the sea or far upstream.
* spend only one winter at sea, returning the next fall to spawn.
* tend to hide, so it is advisable to look in pools and riffles and beneath exposed tree roots.
* usually live for three years and grow rapidly in their final year.
* vary in the amount of time they spend at sea.

Coincidence
* are accidents
  - everywhere and can happen any time
  - positions
* have great importance
* is an accident
* lead to causes
  - lead causes
* occur in most lives.

Cold event
* is associated with heavy kremt rainfall.
* seem to be more strongly coupled to higher latitudes.

### cold intolerant:

Marine toad
* Some marine toads eat frog toads
* are cold intolerant.

Coldness
* is temperature.
* leads to strong fixed-location pain.

### coldness:

Cool
* are coldness
  - singles
* cause cools.

### collaborative activity:

Experimental science
* Most experimental science involve measurements.
* collaborative activity.
* community activity.
* generalizes into laws set of experiments already performed.
* includes physics, chemistry, genetics, and some branches of astronomy.
* is actually the search for cause and effect relationships in nature
  - the queen of sciences and the goal of all speculation
### collection | mythology:

Babylonian mythology
* sees the main reason for the creation of man to grow food for the gods.
+ Garden of Eden, Where the name Eden is from: Old Testament
  * Babylonian mythology sees the main reason for the creation of man to grow food for the gods. This is different in the Bible. There, god created plants as food for humans, and animals to keep them company.

Chinese mythology
* equates the Phoenix with grace and high virtue.
* states that the rat brought the gift of rice to humankind.

Greek mythology
* contains mythological elements from different cultures and histories.
* has many gods of the waters.
* holds that a monster is pinned beneath the mountain, struggling to escape.
* is home to some of the most well known myths of all time
  - the written echo of oral traditions ancient before Stonehenge
  - very similar to Roman mythology in that the gods are the same
* tells the tale of another man who became an elk.

Hawaiian mythology
* includes the creation stories and legends about the gods.
+ Hawaiian religion: Religions :: Religion in the United States
  * Hawaiian mythology includes the creation stories and legends about the gods. There are several gods in Hawaiian religion and mythology. The figures in Hawaiian religion consists of several groups.

Hindu mythology
* describes the first appearance of the linga as a pillar of fire.
* says that the peacock has angels' feathers, a devil's voice and the walk of a thief.

Indian mythology
* describes the wolverine as a trickster-hero, and a link to the spirit world.
* is one of the richest in the world.
* recounts the exploits of gods, demons and mortals.

### collection | mythology:

Norse mythology
* is famous far beyond the Nordic borders
* relates several possibilities for afterlife.
* set of beliefs and stories shared by Northern Germanic tribes.
* version of the older northern Germanic mythology.
+ Urðarbrunnr
  * It is situated under the Yggdrasil or the world tree. Norse mythology is a version of the older northern Germanic mythology. Here they would meet and decide things, presumably laws of nature and magic and love and war.
  * Norse mythology is a set of beliefs and stories shared by Northern Germanic tribes. It was not handed down from the gods to the mortal. It had no scripture. The mythology was passed on from one generation to the next in the form of poetry. It continued to be passed down this way through the time of the Vikings. The original beliefs were long lost.

Roman mythology
* has many interesting gods and goddesses.
* is much like Greek mythology
  - very much like Greek mythology

Signage
* are collections.
* has a distinct impact on how people perceive a company or message.
* is an integral part of today's visual world
  - the oldest medium of mass communication or in other words outdoor advertising
* medium of advertising competing keenly for it's share of the business.
* primary way in which visitors interact with what has been created by architects.
### collection:

Spiral galaxy
* All spiral galaxies have a disk, with light enhanced along spiral arms
  - seem to rotate too fast
* Many spiral galaxies have bars across their centers
  - similar flat rotation curves
* Most spiral galaxies contain a single thin disk of stars.
* Some spiral galaxies are visible
  - have big bulges and some have little ones
* Spiral galaxies abound in the universe, but spiral sunspots are definitely an unusual twist.
* Spiral galaxies appear blue due to the large number of young stars
  - to be flat when viewed on their edge
* Spiral galaxies are complex X-ray sources
  - disc shaped galaxies that have distinct spiral arms
  - disk-shaped like our own Milky Way
  - flat disc-shaped collections of stars with prominent spiral arms
  - great collections of stars moving on nearly circular orbits with a disk
  - ones in which star formation is still occuring
  - other collections of stars that resemble our galaxy
* Spiral galaxies are rich in gas and dust
  - the gas and dust needed to form new stars
* Spiral galaxies contain large amounts of dark matter
  - concentrations of gas and dust
  - middle-aged stars along with clouds of dust and gas
* Spiral galaxies have a center of gravity or nucleus and spiral arms that rotate around the nucleus
  - disk and a bulge, and spiral arms in the disk
  - thin, pancake-shaped disk, with a spherical bulge at the center
  - gas and exhibit star formation
  - unmistakable characteristic features
* Spiral galaxies look like flat disks with bulges in their centers and beautiful spiral arms
  - pinwheels
* Spiral galaxies make up about two-third of the galaxies in the universe
  - over two-thirds of all known galaxies
  - resemble spiraling pinwheels
  - tend to contain more middle-aged stars along with clouds of gas and dust
* is galaxy.

Stamp collecting
* can be a business, an art form or even a topic of conversation.
* disease, and it can become terminal.
* is one of the most popular hobbies in the world.

Zoology
* can be both a basic and an applied science.
* deals with animals while botany is the science which treats of plants.
* encompasses many specialties
  - the principles of biology related to animals
* is biology
  - treatises
* records the evolutionary history of the animal world.
### color | colouration | pigmentation:

Skin pigmentation
* is determined by the amount of melanin present in the skin.
* product of the geographic origin of a persons ancestors.
* varies according to the coat markings color.

Common color
* Most common colors are dark red, olive green, white, and black.
+ Habanero chili: Capsicum
  * The 'habanero chili' is a type of chili pepper. Unripe habaneros are green. They color as they mature. Common colors are orange and red, but white, brown, and pink are also seen. Typically a ripe habanero chili is  long.

### color:

Complementary color
* add intensity and brightness to a painting.
* are any two colors that when combined produce white light.
* are opposite and create visual energy
  - colors and are very important when mixing colors for painting
* are opposite each other on a color wheel like red and green or blue and orange
  - the color wheel, like orange and blue
  - one another on the color wheel
* become most effective when they produce maximum color contrast.
* is color
* seem to vibrate when placed side by side.

Cool color
* are blue, purple, and green.
* are blues, grays, purples, and greens
  - greens and violets
  - shades of blue, violet and green
  - the colors on the color wheel from yellow green to and including violet
* have blue undertones, like pinks, purples and magentas.
* lean towards blues, blue violets and greens.
* recede and are known as calming.
* reflect light, and they make the room feel cooler.
* tend to receed and warm colors advance.
### color:

Dark color
* Some dark color absorbs energy
  - radiant energy
  - radiation
* absorb a lot more heat than lighter ones because they absorb more light energy.
* absorb heat and are more likely to suffer from moisture problems
  - while light colors reflect it
  - heat, which warms the chilly spring soil
* absorb light and require higher bulb wattages
  - sunlight, and light colors reflect sunlight back out to space
* absorb the heat
  - sun's rays
  - visible light and convert the light energy into heat
* are also a great way to hide radiators and other eyesores
  - concentrated and serious in their effect
  - dominant and lambs often darken in color as they age
  - eye-catching, but also tiring to the eye
  - harder to see
  - more expensive than lighter colors
* are still pale
  - preferred in professional clothing especially for men
* can reduce visibility in a room.
* capture heat and make most people more attractive to mosquitoes.
* have a raised appearance much like a silkscreen.
* heat better than lighter ones.
* hinder light reflection.
* hold heat better than do light colors
  - more heat from the sun
* impedes light penetration.
* indicates soil contains much nitrogen and organic matter.
* interfere with bar code reading.
* is color.
* offer more protection than light colors.
* provide more protection than light colors.
* provides contrast, making it easier to work with light colored foods.
* represent cool, downflowing gas, and light areas are warm and upflowing
  - gyttja while light-colors represent inorganic terrestrial sediment
  - high acoustic power at a given time and frequency
* reproduce better.
* require a lot of white to get to a light color, so start mixing from lighter to dark.
* show better silhouettes against the sky when worked near the surface
  - estrous females and alpha males
* tend to absorb sunlight, and light colors tend to reflect sunlight back out to space
  - trapping the heat that warms the planet
  - create the feeling of being closed in
* tendto crock more than light colors.

### color:

Darker color
* absorb comparatively more light
  - light and thus retain heat, warming a room
  - radiant heat while lighter colors reflect radiant heat
  - sunlight and heat, as well as make it darker inside the tent
* block more sunlight than lighter colors.
* correspond to brighter objects.
* dry more slowly because they contain the solvent glycol.
* give the impression of decreasing the size of facial features.
* produce more masking while lighter colors produce less.
* refer to larger values.
* represent higher wind velocity, which is measured in in knots.
* seem to accentuate color variations with results appearing more pronounced.
* tend to block more sun
  - make already small rooms look even smaller
  - show lint and accumulated dust more readily than light or medium colors
* work with darker clothes and frosts, glosses and mattes all look current.
### color:

Fluorescent color
* are brighter, and research shows they are much more conspicuous to the human eye
  - effective on crankbaits in many conditions
* attract quite a bit of attention.
* make copy paper harder to recycle.

Food color
* is an important sensory attribute, especially for Asian raw noodles.
* treat different poodings, and modern medicine treats mental illnesses.

Gold color
* are always solid brass.
* is determined by the percentage of alloys that are included in the metal.
### color:

Grey
* Some greys appear to be genetically engineered replicants, with minimal internal organs
  - have mutliple inner eyelids
* also are popular animals for use in medical research because of their size and short hair.
* are a product of recessive genes, so they are difficult to breed for, and just pop up
  - as familiar to the world community as domesticated cats and dogs
  - born black or dark brown
  - devoted to each other and preen each other just like the lovebird species of parrots do
  - gregarious by nature, often occurring in large flocks, ever watchful for predators
  - just like people in that they are each individuals
  - rare, but there are a number of duns, palominos and creams
  - the kidnappers, who beam innocent humans up to their hovering spaceships for vivisection
* can be very good pets, but they tend to be shy around strangers.
* feeding on the ground can only escape a hawk by flying.
* grow to a large size.
* have big feet and toes which develop rapidly.
* is colour.
* use the perches as well as the nest boxes for mating.

### color | grey:

Grey mongeese
* Some grey mongeese occur in areas.
* Some grey mongeese occur in many areas
  - protect areas

### color:

Hair color
* Most hair color depends on factors
  - genetic factors
* can be blond or brown.
* comes from a pigment or color produced by the skin
  - in Red, brown or auborn
* follows the same basic principles as eye color.
* happens because of a kind of pigment called melanin.
* is alike in both sexes
  - also due to the presence of melanin
  - created by a pigment called melanin
* is determined by melanocytes, cells that produce pigment
  - more than one gene
  - due to pigment in the cortex
  - liquids
  - mixture
  - passed down by parents only
  - probably even more complicated than eye color
  - used for identifying an individual for emigration or crime detection purposes
* ranges from light brown to black, and eye color can be black, gray, blue, or green.
* tends to fade in the sun.
* varies from black to white.
+ Hair, Human hair, Hair color:
  * Hair color is passed down by parents only. Natural hair color can be given only by genes. It is impossible to have a hair color that is not passed down genetically by both mother and father. This relies on dominant and recessive genes carried by a parent. These genes may not be the color of their hair, however, many people carry genes that are recessive and do not show in their traits or features.

Harmonious color
* have a common element.
* tend to be either yellowish or bluish.

Hot color
* Place large pieces of construction paper on the ground in full sunlight.
* project outward and attract attention.
* stimulate appetites.

Lighter color
* are always softer, with less visual antiquing
  - areas where the vegetation is less healthy or more sparse
* mean that more light is reflected.
* reflect light better.
* reflect more heat so they last longer
* reflect the most light
  - sun's heat
* tend to be more active, and deeper colors tend to be passive.

Mineral color
* are also the most opaque artists' colors
  - mostly opaque
* can vary from specimen to specimen.
### color:

Woman of color
* Women of color are approximately twice as likely to have an abortion as White women.
* Women of color are even less likely to have a pension than are white women
  - more likely to live in poverty than are white women
* Women of color are less likely than white women to receive necessary gynecological care
  - to receive early and regular prenatal care
  - particularly at risk for poverty in their old age
  - can portray their ideas of how the world works
  - create the gender gap
  - die from ovarian cancer at disproportionate rates
  - face the problem of sexism within the context of racism
  - reflect a diverse group of women

Yellow
* are savory, best suited for cooking.
* can vary in color from a fox type of red to a light cream.
* is coloring
  - ore
  - primary color

Yellow color
* indicates the presence of peroxides.
* is result of leading red veil followed the green veil.

### color | yellow:

Chrome yellow
* is pigment
* pigment color used in painting.

Yellow toadflax
* difficult target for biocontrol.
* is an invasive plant that spreads vegetatively by rhizomes
  - common in Minnesota and looks similar
  - self-incompatible and relies on insects for pollination
  - suspected to be mildly poisonous to livestock
* stand on rough ground in Ontario.

Yellow trap
* attract thrips and whiteflies.
* catch many kinds of insects and it is often difficult to recognise the thrips.

### colored:

Organic dye
* Some organic dyes have high reflectance in the far red.
* are colored.

### coloreds:

Negro
* are coloreds
  - islands
  - people of color
* compete against each other to be a source of cheap, temporary labor.
* firmly believe that police brutality and harassment occur repeatedly in Negro neighborhoods.
* never kill their wives.

### colorless crystalline solid:

Potassium fluoride
* colorless crystalline solid.
* is chemical compounds
  - inorganic compounds
  - made by reacting potassium carbonate with hydrofluoric acid
  - somewhat toxic
+ Potassium fluoride, Preparation
  * Potassium fluoride is made by reacting potassium carbonate with hydrofluoric acid. This reaction can make potassium bifluoride. Potassium bifluoride is a mixture of hydrofluoric acid and potassium fluoride
  - Properties: Potassium compounds :: Fluorine compounds
  * Potassium fluoride is a colorless crystalline solid. It rarely occurs in the ground. It dissolves easily in water. It can react with glass. Hydrofluoric acid is more effective at reacting with glass, though. It has to be stored in plastic or platinum containers
  - Safety
  * Potassium fluoride is somewhat toxic. It is corrosive to glass. It can burn when spilled on skin