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

Reproductive trait
* Most reproductive traits are less heritable than production traits, but still respond to selection.
* show little response to selection, but they can be improved by crossbreeding.

Reticence
* is the opposite of flattery in many ways.
* means acceptance of defeatism.

### trait | secrecy:

Mum
* More mums die from root rot than from freezing temperatures.
* Some mums are drug or alcohol addicts, or in poor health.
* are semi-hardy perennials
  - susceptible to stem rot, powdery mildew, aphids and spider mites
* generally require regular fertilization and irrigation throughout the growing season.
* have a shallow, fibrous root system so water thoroughly during hot, dry weather
  - large flower heads and aromatic leaves that alternate along the stem
* is secrecy
* offer a great diversity in plant habit, flower color, and form.
* require well-drained soils because of their relatively shallow root system.

Simple trait
* are traits that show simple Mendelian inheritance.
* come from complex genes.

Sociability
* common feature with very many other birds of prey.
* is as much a law of nature as mutual struggle
  - sociality
  - the extent to which a baby prefers to be with other people in general
* refers to our desires to live in a group.

Specific trait
* are, therefore, the outcomes of the interactions among many molecules.
* can also be the result of adaptations for other functions that have since changed.

### trait:

Stoicism
* calls for a universal benevolence towards all humans.
* covers up nostalgia.
* deterministic theory.
* is all about the effect of emotions on the reason
  - named after the mural-decorated porch, stoa poikele, which was found in Athens' Agora
* is the dualism of internal stability and external flux
  - most influential philosophy
  - thus a natural outcome of the Hellenistic experience
* means to be unaffected by joy, grief, pleasure or pain.
* recognizes that affection is necessary in dealing with women and kids.

Workaholism
* becomes a relationship with work that competes with other important relationships.
* can be very damaging to family and other outside relationships.
* disorder with some remarkable similarities to other addictive behaviors.
* is every bit as addictive and damaging as alcoholism and drug abuse.
* progressive syndrome.

Transaction
* are a central abstraction used in implementing modern distributed systems
  - causal loops in which each factor affects the other
  - goal-directed human behaviors
  - group actions
  - just gifts bound together in pairs like the atoms of nitrogen in the air
  - logical units of work that are executed together as a unit
* are price-based relationships in which the lowest bid takes all
  - where the lowest bid takes all
  - processes that complete a single business function
  - representations of events
  - sacred, based upon communal responsibility and obligation
  - the unit of atomicity and isolation
* create values.
* involve services.
* represent one of the mechanisms commonly used to address reliability and correctness.
### transaction:

Commerce
* big driving force in how the Web evolves, but creativity is another.
* can clearly exist over the vast distances of space
  - foster a large degree of social harmony, otherwise impossible with isolated societies
* considers differences between quantities sold in the foreign and domestic markets.
* creates wealth.
* drives invention and industry, which in turn changes society
  - sales
* includes business activities.
* is about marketing and branding strategies.
* is also about improving the lives of real people
  - value which leads to choices and inevitably to restrictions
  - an ancient and respectable human activity that predates written language
* is commerce, whether it happens by click or brick
  - takes place in a boardroom or a browser
  - conversations
  - one of the most powerful and rapidly-growing uses of the Web
  - only a small sub-set of the communications on the Internet
  - stations
* is the ability to take orders over the Internet
  - heart of American culture to a large extent
* means businesses and jobs.
* microcosm of the federal government.
* now makes-up the largest growth sector of the internet.
* prime source of both jobs and, through trade, money.
* represents the bulk of economic activity as measured by employment.
* small subset of Internet usage.
### transaction | commerce:

International commerce
* improves living standards for all.
* is more important to our economy today than at any time in the past
  - now nearly as common as interstate commerce

### transaction | commerce:

Internet commerce
* covers a wide variety of e-commerce operations.
* has many dimensions
  - no geographical boundaries
* huge, important, and fast-growing segment of the U.S. economy.
* is especially suited to products that have several of the following attributes
  - estimated to be hundreds of billions of dollars
  - global, and the world Web of differing customs, practices and laws
  - no more prone to fraud than other types of payment mechanisms
* is the fastest growing component of the online world
  - method of doing business
  - wave of the economical future
* takes much of the complexity out of everyday business interactions.

Mobile commerce
* payment system using mobile phones.
* route to creating pervasive, roaming ebusinesses.

Online commerce
* can make it easy for someone to purchase an item.
* continues to change the way that business is conducted.
* enables merchants to form interactive personal relationships with customers.
* is something that makes a lot of companies see dollar signs.
### transaction | commerce | production:

Commercial production
* is by alkylation of anhydrous ammonia with methanol
  - copolymerization of isobutylene with isoprene
* is by direct oxidation of ethylene
  - phosphorus trichloride with oxygen
  - union of elemental phosphorus with chlorine
* is from aniline, which is reacted with formaldehyde to form a polyamine
  - isreacted with formaldehyde to form a polyamine
  - ethylbenzene, obtained by alkylation of benzene with ethylene
  - human activities
### transaction | commerce:

Sale
* also refers to turnover, gross income or revenue.
* are agreement
  - capable of cover cost
  - exchanges
* are generated by campaigns
  - events
  - particular events
* are located in clothing stores
  - department stores
  - occasions
  - selling
  - used for marketing
* contribute to values.
* could have effects
  - harmful effects
* includes business activities.
* is an action which involves exchange of money for an item
  - measured by net sales or net revenue generated
  - one of the highest paid of all professions
* is the heart and soul of any retail business
  - process of getting someone to buy the product or service being offered by the company
* process and folks generally buy to either make themselves feel good or to relieve pain.
* reach peaks.
* relationship sport.
* represent an important measure of a company's intrinsic, or internal, value.
* result from transactions.
* take places.
+ Kirkpatrick Sale, Views, Secession: American historians :: Writers from New York :: Cornell University alumni :: 1937 births :: Living people
  * In 2004, Sale and members of the Second Vermont Republic formed the Middlebury Institute which is dedicated to the study of separatism, secession, and self-determination. Sale is director of the institute. In 2006, Middlebury sponsored the First North American Secessionist Convention, which attracted 40 participants from 16 secessionist organizations and was described as the first gathering of secessionists since the American Civil War.

### transaction | commerce | sale:

Arms sale
* are, of course, a form of foreign commerce.
* remain an important factor of bilateral trade today.

Direct sale
* is an expensive way to conduct business
  - instant income and constant income
* new name for network marketing.
* occur when no value is added to the product by distributors in the supply chain.

### transaction | commerce:

Tax evasion
* are evasions
  - human activities.
  * ' is the evasion of taxes by trusts, by persons or business. The term 'tax evasion' usually refers to when taxpayers deliberately misrepresent the actual state of their affairs to tax authorities to reduce their tax liability. This includes dishonest tax reporting, such as declaring less income or profit than the amounts which were actually earned. Tax evasion is an activity connected with the informal economy
* crime and, in the USA, is punishable by both fines and imprisonment
  - but tax avoidance is legal
* form of theft and can be prosecuted.
  - both a sin and a crime
  - fraud
  - one of the most common economic crimes
  - punishable with prison
  - the failure to pay taxes according to the law
  - widespread in Madagascar, accompanied by bribery of customs or other tax officials
* national sport.
* problem in many developing countries.
* serious crime.
Translation
* are motion
  - paraphrase
  - transformation
* creative processing of language that can be applied in a wide variety of fields.
* daily practice of all lesbians.
* is an everyday practice
  - essentially the gross motion of the parcel of fluid
  - initiated through the formation of an initiation complex
  - presented as a problem-solving discipline
  - second step by which gene expression leads to protein synthesis
* is the conversion of information from one language into another
  - the nucleic acid language into the polypeptide language
  - most basic motion of tessellation
  - paradigm, the exemplar of all writing
* is the process a cell uses to make a protein from the recipe given in the gene
  - in which proteins are synthesized
* is the process of converting words from one language to another
  - making the primary sequence of proteins from the amino acids
  - used to aid in language learning
* major problem in the discipline of comparative labor law.
* means to transfer a message from one language to another in a written format.
* normally refers to written materials, i.e, going from one written medium to another.
* problem of belief.
* produces a peptide of linked amino acids, which is completed to form a protein.
* reliable science of communicating between different languages.
* takes place in the nucleus, and transcription takes place in the ribosomes.
+ Google Picasa, Version history, Windows
  * Translation fixes for Hungarian and Chinese. Fixed a case that would result in an error when capturing images from webcams.
+ Wavelet: Mathematics
  * Translation is described by b parameter and dilatation by a parameter.
  * Latest 'tech news' from the Wikimedia technical community. Translations are available.
  * Latest 'tech news' from the Wikimedia technical community. Please inform other users about these changes. Not all changes will affect you. Translations are available.

### translation:

Literal translation
* are attempts to be absolutely faithful to the original languages.
* tries to be as close as possible to what is written in the original language.
+ Bible version debate, Types of translation, Formal equivalence: Bible versions
  * One such method of translation is called 'literal translation' or 'formal equivalence'. Literal translation tries to be as close as possible to what is written in the original language. Often this means translating each word separately. These words are not in the source text. The second problem is that the reader must be familiar with the subject, to understand some of the translation.
+ Modern English Bible translations
  * These translations are usually difficult to read. These translations change the ideas of the original Bible into English. Literal translations are difficult for some people to understand. But, non-literal translations can change the meaning.

Literary translation
* includes poetry, prose, or drama, from any period.
* is different from cultural translation in the nature of the texts used.

Transliteration
* helps memorizing the hieroglyphs.
* is transcription
  - written and pronounced from left to right
Transmission
* Most transmissions have genetic components.
* are communication
  - fast, occurring at the speed of light
  - gearboxs
  - located in cars
  - part of automobiles
  - software
* can occur directly through contact with tissues or body fluids of animals.
* depend on climatic conditions
* have components
  - cost
* involve energy
* is by ingestion of food and water contaminated by feces
  - causation
  - mechanical when insects transfer blood from a positive horse
  - the passage of light through a transparent or translucent material
* lines Power lines that carry high-voltage electricity long distances.
* occur at levels
  - low levels
* occures upon ingestion of cysts shed by animals or humans.
* occurs when contact is made with the blood of an infected person
  - the flies feed on wounds
* refers to any exchange of data
  - the movement of wholesale, high-voltage electricity through a power grid
* require contact
  - development
* require direct contact
  - physical contact
* take places.

### transmission:

Digital transmission
* involve the making of incidental copies to make the transmission possible.
* is the same language that a computer uses to talk to a printer.
* makes cell phones more like computers.
* refers to a particular kind of transmission facility implementation.

Droplet transmission
* can also spread influenza.
* has a specific mechanism of transfer, and droplets are five microns or larger.

### transmission:

Hypermedia
* broadening of the term, and encompasses text, graphics, sound, and movies.
* can also contain pictures, sounds and video
  - sounds, video
* enhances hypertext by adding video, sound, animation, and graphics.
* is an extension of hypertext
  - characterised by the ability to change the retrieval and presentation of information
  - text combined with graphics, movies, and sound
* is the combination of hypertext and multimedia
  - multimedia such as texts, graphics, video, sound, etc
  - presentation of information via more than one medium
  - same thing as hypertext except that it includes text, images, sound, and motion
  - to multimedia roughly what an index is to a book
* rapid reading experience of image, caption, and choice of navigation.
* rich field for discovering and applying patterns.
* subset of hypertext.
* superset of hypertext - it is any medium with pointers to other media
* tool for user-driven access to information.

### transmission | hypermedia:

Adaptive hypermedia
* is an area of research at the crossroads of hypermedia and adaptive systems.
* new direction of research within the area of user-adaptive systems.

Light transmission
* is the amount of light let into the car through the tinting.
* varies with composition.
### transmission:

Mass medium
* Mass media are channels of communication through which messages flow
  - mass because they re huge
  - assume they produce programs or articles for the general public
* Mass media can be a useful tool for creating awareness among the general public
  - create broad-scale social awareness
  - especially foster negative stereotypes of out-group people
  - device to fabricate 'resenmtiment'
  - exerts a tremendous influence on American popular culture
  - fulfill the universal human needs for information, socialization and entertainment
* Mass media has a number of outlets that keep Gainesville residents informed and entertained
  - the potential to reach a larger audience, including non-literate populations
* Mass media is essentially a set of filters and rules which restrict what can be seen and heard
  - known as the central nervous system of society
  - mind pollution
  - today
  - refers to television, radio, newspapers, telephones, and magazines
  - reflect the technology-induced fragmentation of mass markets
  - reflection of society
  - represent different things to different people
  - seems out to kill people's careers
  - teach that looking good and being happy go together
  - tend to exaggerate and exploit drama
  - tends to expose certain artists because of marketability
  - transmit messages that are confusing at best and corrupting at worst
  - treat sexuality as a commercial commodity

### transmission | mass medium:

Broadcast medium
* Broadcast media are government-owned
  - mostly government-controlled
  - state owned and favor the government
  - includes radio and television
* are mediums.
* mass medium

Mechanical transmission
* is much less important in Canada than is biological transmission.
* occurs when a vector ingests a pathogen from a host reservoir.

Microwave transmission
* move communications in a line of site fashion from tower to tower.
* uses sound waves to transmit data communications signals.

### transmission | multimedia:

Interactive multimedia
* allow the viewer to choose the information they wish to see.
* is used to simulate practice reality using various modalities.
* new technology for an ancient culture.
* refers to the interactive audiovisual aspect of hypermedia systems.

Perinatal transmission
* Most perinatal transmission seems to take place around birth.
* can also occur while giving birth.
* can occur during pregnancy, delivery or breast feeding
  - during delivery and through breast- feeding
  - occur, especially during the infectious phase
* is particularly important in high endemicity areas.

Satellite transmission
* are also a problem to radio astronomy.
* is one of the oldest, most established techniques for videoconferencing.

Synaptic transmission
* fails in the absence of calcium ions.
* involves the regulated exocytosis of vesicles filled with neurotransmitter.
* occurs between a neuron and another neuron, or a muscle or a gland.
* persists in synaptotagmin mutants of Drosophila
* takes time.

Venereal transmission
* happens through fecal-oral contamination.
* occurs through direct fecal-oral transmission.
### transport:

Rail transport
* is planned as the main mode of mass transit, supplemented by road transport
  - the most important, carrying a billion tons per kilometer per annum
* major means of transport in Japan.

Road transport
* can also be hazardous.
* is now the main source of urban air pollution
  - one of the major sources of air pollution, especially in our towns and cities
* major source of carbon dioxide emissions.

Ropeway
* consist of cables, electrical and mechanical equipment.
* is transport

Sea transport
* is by far the cheapest form, both economically and ecologically
  - extremely important for economic integration and for domestic and foreign trade
+ Inner Hebrides: Inner and Outer Hebrides
  * Sea transport is crucial and ferry services operate between the islands and the mainland Britain. The Gaelic language and the Wee Free Church of Scotland remains strong in some areas. The landscapes have inspired a variety of artists, and there is a diversity of wildlife.

Sediment transport
* maintains high diatom abundance in dense deposit feeder patches
  - densedeposit feeder patches
* processes at a nourished beach.

Shuttle
* Some shuttles have wings.
* are bobbins
  - public transport
* includes sections.
* is public transport
* travel only a few hundred kilometers into space.

Solute transport
* enzymes related to stress tolerance in Listeria monocytogenes.
* includes advection-dispersion in the liquid phase and diffusion in the gas phase.
### trees:

Tall tree
* Most tall trees absorb sunlight
  - grow up to feet
* Most tall trees have leaves
  - tiny leaves
  - provide shelter
  - reach height
* Some tall trees bear flowers
  - fragrant flowers
  - harbor predators
  - live in grassland
  - provide food
  - survive fire
* attract lightning.
* can be a safety hazard when canopies begin to overhang the roof
  - block the view of tall buildings, or add interest to an angular building
* create a canopy of shade over the deep water.
* help identify old-growth forests, but so do numerous openings created by fallen trees.
* offer shade, lowering the water temperatures so fish can live in it.

### trials:

Jury trial
* are trials.
* survive primarily in the common-law countries, above all, the United States.

Triazine
* affect plants by inhibiting their ability to photosynthesize.
* also have a negative affect on the worms
  - some activity on small grass
* are a class of herbicides which are used to control weed competition in corn
  - compounds
  - currently present in both ground and surface waters
  - used to control annual grasses and broadleaf weeds
  - very slightly more persistent on alkaline soils
* family of commonly used pesticides found in most garden products.

Tribalism
* also determines how the system responds to an error.
* are beliefs
  - states
* corrosive influence impeding democratic change and development.
* form of identity connected with geographical and ethnic attributes of a tribe.
* has social and epistemological manifestations.
* is against our view of the nation equal rights for all, special privileges for none
  - ascendant as politicians exploit the ignorance of their tribal groups
  - instinctively inherent in every human being
  - literally the practice of being tribal
  - the sense of the deep bond of family, the closed society as the norm of community
* provokes types of polarisation familiar to racism.
* seems to be the default mode of human political organization.
* takes on all kinds of shapes, colors, sizes and disguises.

Triumph
* follows victories.
* is companies
  - raptures
### triumph | landslide:

Large landslide
* are part of the evolution of each Hawaiian island.
* occur around the world and also in the sea.

Rockslide
* are a natural process in Yosemite National Park
  - common, especially in the rainy season
  - landslide
* is landslide
* make for rough hiking.
* occur along a preexisting tilted fracture surface or bedding surface.

Underwater landslide
* Some underwater landslide leads to tsunamis.
* Some underwater landslide produces colossal waves
  - triggers tidal waves
* are another cause of tsunamis.
* can also generate Tsunamis.

Trivia
* are information content.
* fast-paced game of knowledge.
* is an object
  - the name of the game at the initial stages of language learning

Trouble
* can also occur when the verb is in a modifying clause.
* comes largely when humans move into areas once the domain of wildlife.
* falling asleep or staying asleep common symptom of generalized anxiety disorder
  - orstaying asleep common symptom of generalized anxiety disorder
* is caused when people disobey rules that have been established for the safety of all
  - difficulty
  - effort
  - happening
* is located in roadblock
  - streets
  - part of life
  - pregnancy
  - the common denominator of living
* part of the human condition that is inescapable.
* starts when young people feel disconnected.
* usually occurs when the body loses heat faster than it can be produced.

### trouble:

Pressure point
* are a point between the heart and the wound where the pulse is easily felt
* are part of bodies
  - skin
  - points
  - trouble
* is trouble
Trust
* Many trusts are structured to distribute inheritances at predetermined ages.
* Most Trusts have two or more Trustees
  - trusts have identifiable beneficiaries
* Some trusts are single project trusts, set up to save a particular building
  - assign ownership of the income and assets to different individuals
  - create habitat for people rather than animals
  - manage land owned by others or advise landowners on how to preserve their land
* acts like a lubricant that makes any group or organization run more efficiently.
* also allow a person to arrange for property to be put first to one use, then to another
  - save heirs from the burden of financial responsibility
* are a great source of business
  - means both of reducing tax liability and of simplifying inheritance
  - popular estate planning instrument
  - also great vehicles for transfering assets out of large estates
  - basic estate planning tools
  - complicated financial planning tools
  - gifts that give back
* are legal devices that hold assets for the benefit of named beneficiaries
  - entities
  - private documents
  - tax-planning tools in larger estates
  - the cornerstones of effective estate planning
* can buy, own, and sell property
  - help to reduce estate taxes while passing on assets to heirs
  - own and sell property
  - parcel out money over time, instead of all at once
  - protect assets, avoid probate, increase privacy, and minimize taxes
  - reduce income and death taxes
  - serve a charitable purpose that also helps loved ones
* enable individuals to accomplish many different goals.
* grows and thrives when there genuine commitment to truth.
* have many uses in estate planning.
* involves risk and our perceptions of others.
* is companies
  - consortiums
  - made of honesty
  - organizations
  - part of faith
  - properties
  - traits
* keep businesses alive and surviving, generation after generation.
* occurs only when the child feels understood and accepted.
* play a central role in both national and international tax planning.
* provide a means whereby persons under a disability can be looked after
  - protection from creditors, especially the creditors of beneficiaries
* replaces fear and intimidation.

### trust funds:

Public money
* are trust funds.
* comes essentially from taxation of the people and of their activities.
* is for public institutions
  - there to be used for private gain

Charitable trust
* allow passage of assets to charity in various ways.
* are another type of irrevocable trust created by people with a lot of money
  - subject to complex rules affecting income tax, gift tax and estate tax
* can often increase income to a donor from an appreciated asset.
* is trust.
* make it possible to move assets into a trust.
* minimize federal income and estate taxation.
* vary broadly in terms of their intended purpose.

Consumer trust
* company's most valuable asset.
* is an essential element of health care.
* is the key to Internet commerce, and consumers already trust their banks
  - lifeblood of the life insurance industry
Unclaimed property
* Unclaimed properties are properties.
* can be any financial asset that appears to have been abandoned by the owner.
* includes both intangible and tangible property.
* is any financial asset that has been left inactive by the owner
  - money or intangible property owed to an individual or business
  - property abandoned by the owner for three years or more
  - the blanket term given to abandoned assets, money or otherwise
* term given to assets or money that has been abandoned.

### uncommon diseases:

Blood cancer
* are uncommon diseases.
* is caused by malignancy that attacks the blood , lymphatic system , or bone marrow.
+ Blood cancer, Types: Cancer :: Blood disorders

Malignant change
* is uncommon.
* is very rare and manifests histologically as brain invasion

### unconsciousness:

Grogginess
* can be a sign of hypothermia.
* is unconsciousness

### understandable human feeling:

Indignation
* is an understandable human feeling
  - anger
  - hatred towards one who has done evil to another
  - regarded as appropriate, controlled, positive type of anger
* vigorous spiritual reaction in the face of evident injustice.

### understandable human feeling | indignation:

Righteous indignation
* falls on sin and sin is no more.
* is concerned about the rights of others.
* mean between envy and malicious gladness.
* shtick Best left to frauds in politics.
* source of power and energy.
* useful kind of energy, if properly focused.
### unique commodity:

Electrical power
* Most electrical power generates components.
* Some electrical power is consumed by bulbs
  - light bulbs
  - generated by wind
* Some electrical power requires heat water
* generating plants run on coal.
* has units of watts.
* includes the transportation and storage of fuel essential to that system.
* is central to every aspect of life
  - derived from diesel generators and most buildings are heated with oil furnaces
  - expressed in watts and function of the voltage and the current
* is measured in units called kilowatts
  - necessary for many science experiments
  - produced in real-time
  - the bedrock of modern production
  - transferred magnetically throught the iron core
* operates everything else.
* supplies to drive motors.
* supplies to electric drive motors
* unique commodity.

### unique plant:

Nerium oleander
* is one of the most widely used plants in California landscapes.
* unique plant.

Celtic culture
* are unique.
* is very ancient.

### uniquely american field:

Emergency medicine
* draws upon various specialties in the course of patient care.
* has close links with a large number of other specialities.
* includes a lot of orthopedics, pediatrics and trauma.
* is medicine
  - one of the specialties in which a doctor can enter a residency program
  - real life
  - the fastest growing field in medicine
* is the only field in urban areas in which feldshers are still used
  - specialty that allows doctors to use every facet of medicine
  - youngest of medical specialties
* uniquely American field.
### variability:

Variegation
* are variability.
* blended matte color combination that simulates natural wood siding.
* can be regular, forming a pattern such as stripes, or irregular blotches and patches.
* changes throughout the year, based on temperature, light and nutrient content.
* intensifies with the arrival of spring and summer.
* is bland compared to many other plants
  - sharpest in new foliage, becoming less apparent as the leaves age
* persists throughout the year.
* produces a quixotic expression of a gene, with the gene now turned on, now turned off.
* varies in babies produced from leaves.

### variable concept:

Legal age
* is an age
  - set by state law
* variable concept.

Variable water content
* Water content controls microbial activity and the decomposition rate of crop residues
  - indicates how much water is held in the soil
* Water content is found by dividing the weight of water in the soil by the weight of dry soil
  - important for assessing changes in the water balance
  - plays an important role in determining the quality and value of the crop
  - variable property
  - varies inversely with the fat content in meat

Various chemical
* act as agents to activate genes in a process called gene expression.
* are effective in controlling different fungi
  - used to enhance the efficiency of nitrogen-based fertilizers
* can also affect health in both drastic and subtle ways
  - attack fabric or metal and cause corrosion in wet scrubbers
* reverse the process of blood clotting.

Various event
* can occur during reproduction that cause irregularities in eggs.
* take places.

Various organism
* Most various organisms play essential roles
* Some various organisms cause deterioration.
* Some various organisms contain chlorophyll pigment
  - live in habitats
* recycle dead organisms, fallen branches and leaves, or other organic material.
* reproduce either sexually or asexually.
### vegetable substitute:

Agar agar
* is derived from gelidium species of red sea vegetable
  - used in the manufacture of pills and ointments
* vegetable substitute.
* vegetarian alternative, and can be substituted for gelatin.

### vegetable:

Artichoke
* are a good source of potassium
  - flowers
  - green
  - located in refrigerators
* are part of artichokes
  - the thistle family and are actually the flower bud of the plant
  - plants
  - stuffed, and artichoke stems, carduni, are dipped in a flour paste and fried
* are the ultimate finger food
  - unopened flowers and stems of a kind of thistle
  - vegetables
* come from Provence and Brittany, and in each region they are prepared in different ways.
* have a subtle, sweet and somewhat nutty flavor
  - leafs
  - thorns
* make all wines taste metallic.

Asian vegetable
* Some Asian vegetables resemble nothing else, like moqua, also known as fuzzy melon.
* are readily available in Western supermarkets today.
* continue to gain popularity among consumers nationwide.
### vegetable | bean:

Baked bean
* Baked Beans Soak a quantity of beans overnight
  - over night in cold water
* are a staple side dish for various types of barbecue.
* are located in cans
  - cupboards
* contain carmel color of unknown source.

Black bean
* are a common example of legumes
  - great source of folate
  - staple food in Asia and Latin America
  - rich in fiber, beneficial antioxidants, folates, protein, minerals and B vitamins
  - the other major category of beans grown in North America
* can reduce the risk of heart disease.
* common bean
* take a long time to cook.

Canned bean
* are faster to make than dried beans.
* make summertime cooking easy and cool.
* produce less gas, but are often loaded with salt.

Cooked bean
* are high in protein and fiber and low in fat.
* can provide up to nine grams of fiber in just one cup.

### vegetable | bean:

Dry bean
* Dry Beans are and continue to be an important and valuable commodity to Michigan agriculture.
* Many dry beans contain a good source of potassium naturally.
* are an economical source of protein compared to meat and other meat alternates
  - excellent, convenient source of soluble fiber
  - extremely sensitive to frost and thus the growing season is quite limited
  - high in protein
  - legumes that biologically fix N through a symbiotic N fixation process
  - rich in protein, iron, calcium, phosphorus and potassium
* is very susceptible to fertilizer salt injury.

Entity bean
* are long-lived, because they are tied to persistent data
  - mainly for representing persistence data, such as records in a relational database
  - objects that represent data in a database
* represent data in a database and the methods to act on that data
  - domain model

Fava bean
* are also important in the diet
  - another legume favored in the eastern Mediterranean for ages
  - harbingers of spring, although they continue to appear into the summer
  - more difficult to eat because the seed coat is inedible
* do best in moist, rich soil.
* is susceptible to aphid damage, especially from the bean aphid.
* prefer clay soils, while other peas and beans do best on lighter soils.

Garbanzo bean
* are excellent sources of protein and B vitamins.
* contain both soluble and insoluble dietary fiber.
* tower over shorter lettuce plants.

Mexican bean
* Some mexican beans have capsules.
* have a particular character to their taste.

Soy bean
* are an excellent source of protein
  - good sources of isoflavonoids
  - one of the most highly genetically engineered crops
  - the most important bean crop in the world
* have a form of estrogen in their cells
  - tremendous medicinal potential

Vanilla bean
* Most vanilla beans have aroma.
* add flavor.
### vegetable:

Other vegetable
* can have beneficial effects
* can have similar beneficial effects
* contain amounts.
* grow in gardens.
* have color
  - rich color
### vegetable:

Sea vegetable
* Some sea vegetables contain polysaccharides
  - help toxins
* alkalize and purify the blood from the effects of a modern diet.
* are a good source of iodine for vegans
  - superior source of vegetable protein
  - especially high in minerals such as calcium
  - extremely rich in vitamins, minerals and nutrients
  - seaweed
* come in green, brown, red and blue-green algae.
* have superior nutritional content.

Specific vegetable
* Some specific vegetables are good sources of B vitamins, calcium and iron.
* have periods of growth when a good supply of water is essential.

Tomatillo
* are part of tomatillos
  - plants
  - small, pale green, and covered with a papery husk
* begin to ripen when they turn from green to light yellow.
* have a lemony tomato flavor
  - tangy, lemony flavor
### vehicle | aircraft:

Aeroplane
* All aeroplanes produce lift through their wings in order to fly.
* are artifacts
  - devices
  - low and slow
* fall to the earth from time to time.
* flying over ordinary towns can see roads that look like a spider 's web.
* have Arctic air conditioning
  - seats
* includes accelerators
  - aircraft engines
  - bases
  - ceilings
  - floors
* includes fuel gauges
  - indicators
  - lines
  - pods
  - systems
  - fulcrums
* includes gas gages
  - tanks
* includes gasoline gages
  - hood ornaments
  - navigation light
* includes petrol gages
  - power trains
  - radar domes
  - ribs
  - room light
  - sections
  - tail assemblies
  - walls
  - windshields
* is an aircraft
+ Milton Keynes: Towns in Buckinghamshire
  * Milton Keynes looks strange to people from other towns. Aeroplanes flying over ordinary towns can see roads that look like a spider's web. But when they fly over the city, they see that its big roads look like a net or a grid. The people who live in Milton Keynes call the spaces between the busy roads 'grid squares' and that is where they live. Nobody lives right next to the big roads, so there are no trucks going past the front door of people who live there. So really, Milton Keynes often seems more like a 100 little villages than a big city.

### vehicle | aircraft | aeroplane:

Jet
* Some jets also have inertial navigation systems onboard to help pilots find their way
  - can exceed the speed of sound
* also provide astronomers with a unique glimpse of the inner workings of the star and disk.
* are a much common phenomenon in active galactic nuclei
  - conical sprays of subatomic particles confined to a certain narrow width
* can also originate from gluons radiated by partons in the initial state
  - fly in space
* carry passengers across oceans and around the world.
* have a lot of parts which spin on a central shaft.
  - floors
  - indicators
  - lines
  - tanks
  - hood ornaments
  - jet engines
  - power trains
  - radar domes
  - ribs
  - sections
* is the largest Tokamak in the world.
* only occur in pairs, going in opposite directions.
* shoot off from the poles of the black hole, perpendicular to the disk.

### vehicle | aircraft | aeroplane | jet:

Water jet
* point to a specific area of the body and thus provide specific relaxation and therapy.
* work simultaneously to massage all reflex points of the body.
### vehicle | aircraft:

Helicopter
* Most helicopters accomplish yaw control using the small tail rotor
  - are much more complex than airplanes with many moving parts
  - have what is known as a constant speed rotor
* Some helicopters can have as many as six main rotor blades, and up to five tail rotor blades.
* Some helicopters have a nose landing gear while others have a tail landing gear
  - the sight mounted on their mast or the top of their rotor
* are also a part of the aviation force structure
  - different from airplanes
  - especially useful in treating large areas and in mountainous terrain
* are located in air
  - airports
  - machines
* are used for flies
  - transport
  - travel
* arrive at scenes.
* cause more disturbance to bird colonies than fixed wing airplanes.
* don t have de-icing equipment and in cold weather they can t fly into clouds.
* especially are a major transportation vehicle for the offshore oil industry.
* flying from icebreakers are the ship's eyes to locate objects over the horizon.
* get lift from their rotor blades.
* have a growing number of general aviation uses
  - much poorer safety record than fixed-wing aircraft
  - bases
  - floors
* includes fuel gauges
  - tanks
  - sections
  - walls
* normally fly low and slow
  - land and takeoff into the wind
+ Helicopter, Uses
  * Helicopters are especially useful when there are floods and other disasters. Food packets, water, medicines and clothes are dropped from the air to people on the ground who cannot be reached by road. When people are injured, helicopters can carry them to hospitals faster than an ambulance on the road. Helicopters are also used by the military, because they can move troops and equipment to places an airplane cannot take them. Guns can be mounted on them, and missiles can be shot from them.

Jet aircraft
* Many jet aircraft fly in the stratosphere because it is very stable.
* Some jet aircraft fly in lower stratosphere
### vehicle | aircraft | plane:

Fighter plane
* Many fighter planes have two engines.
+ Rhamphorhynchus, Rhamphorhynchoids: Pterosaurs
  * The analogy would be planes. Early planes were highly stable, and so are airliners. Fighter planes are fundamentally much less stable, and have to be in order to jink about. This needs such fast reactions that the details are worked out by computer, with the pilot indicating where to go.

Glider plane
* have wings , and gliding animals have membranes which they stretch out.
+ Gliding: Aircraft :: Animals
  * Gliding' is when an object or animal goes through the air without active flight. All gliders use an aerofoil to slow their rate of descent. Glider planes have wings, and gliding animals have membranes which they stretch out. By using rising air they can prolong their stay in the air. The word 'soaring' describes this, and is also used for the sport of gliding.

Hand plane
* are ancient , originating thousands of years ago.
+ Plane (tool): Woodworking tools
  * Hand planes are ancient, originating thousands of years ago. Early planes were made from wood and blades first from bronze and later from iron and even later from steel. The cutting blade or iron was held in place with a wooden wedge.

### vehicle | aircraft | plane | hydroplane:

Floatplane
* are seaplanes.
* comes in different sizes.

Sailplane
* Most sailplanes have one retractable wheel, which of course needs to be extended before touchdown.
* also use a straight wing design.
* are able to fly without engines by making use of rising air-currents
  - graceful in the air, but helpless on the ground
* can keep flying for hours and hours and can sometimes even outclimb powered planes.
* fly in clear weather.
* generally are less expensive than scale models with motors.
* is an aircraft

Subsonic aircraft
* have a leading horizontal stabilizer and a trailing elevator for pitch control.
* operate primarily in the upper troposphere and lower stratosphere.

Supersonic aircraft
* Many supersonic aircraft have a similar needle at the nose.
* are intrinsically less fuel efficient than subsonic aircraft.
* replace some jets for long distance travel.
* use low bypass turbofans or turbojets with afterburners.
### vehicle | bike:

Road bike
* are efficient because they are sturdy and light
  - for longer distances
  - for endurance and speed freaks
* give up quite a bit in comfort, but gain efficiency in top speed.
* tend be lightweight and full of speed
  - to be more expensive than mountain bikes
+ Bicycle, Types of Bicycles: Human-powered vehicles :: Cycling
  * Road bikes are efficient for longer distances. Many have clips to attach your shoes, rather than just pedals. There are variations, as some road bicycles have regular tires. A road bike can go very fast and is a good choice when participating in a bike race.
### vehicle:

Motorbike
* are by far the most common vehicles, followed closely by bicycles.
* includes automobile batteries
  - bases
* includes brake bands
  - light
  - systems
  - cabs
* includes car batteries
  - wheels
  - ceilings
  - cylinder blocks
  - emergency brakes
  - engine blocks
  - fan belts
  - fans
  - floors
* includes fuel gauges
  - indicators
  - lines
  - fulcrums
* includes gas gages
  - tanks
* includes gasoline gages
  - gear levers
  - hand brakes
  - headlamps
  - hubs
  - infrastructures
  - odometers
  - pedals
* includes petrol gages
  - poppets
  - power trains
* includes rear lamps
  - room light
  - second gear
  - sections
  - speedometers
  - suspension systems
  - tail lamps
  - thermostats
  - transmission systems
  - voltage regulators
  - walls
  - windshields
  - wipers

### vehicle | motorbike:

Moped
* Most mopeds have a quick acceleration in comparison to cars.
* are motor scooters
  - slower than roller skating women
* combine gas power with people pedaling.

### vehicle:

Motorcycle
* Most motorcycles have one carburetor that has no adjustment while the others can be adjusted.
* Some motorcycles have a sidecar that can carry another passenger
  * It does not have 4 wheels like a car. It has 2 wheels like a bicycle. But it has a motor like a car. A motorcycle is normally driven by one person. A passenger can also ride on the back of the motorcycle. Some motorcycles have a sidecar that can carry another passenger
* are air-cooled, which means they are cooled by the flow of air over the engine
  - allows the full width of a lane in which to maneuver
  - an efficient method of transport within the city of Toronto
  - common and weave in and out of traffic to avoid traffic jams
  - harder to see at night because most have only one taillight
* are less stable and less visible than cars, and they have high performance capabilities
  - than cars, and they have high-performance capabilities
  - located in garages
  - motor vehicles
  - smaller than cars and trucks, therefore, they are harder to see
* are used for rides
  - rushs
  - transportation
* are, for the most part, single occupant vehicles.
* can be dangerous
  - hide in small places and are hard to see
  - stop in a shorter distance than a car
* carve ruts and intensify erosion in dirt roads used by harvesters.
* generally have better brakes than police vehicles.
* have a higher rate of fatal accidents than automobiles or trucks and buses
  - blind spots just as other vehicles do
  - rapid acceleration and high speeds
* never have headaches.
* present a narrow silhouette and are usually much shorter in length than an automobile.
* react differently to traffic, weather and road conditions than cars.
* seem to attract dogs.
* tend to attract dogs.
### vehicle:

Sailboat
* Most sailboats are monohulls, meaning that they have a single hull floating the boat
  - have engines for their doldrums
  - require a bow stand with a vee top to prevent the bow from dropping forward
* Some sailboats carry food.
* always land on the leeward side of a pier.
* are another specimen of aerodynamic engineering
* are located in lakes
  - sea
  - part of regattas
  - sailing vessels
  - vehicles
* drift by as the winds gust off the water.
* generally are only fast across the wind.
* have another wing under the water called a keel
  - masts
  - sails
* includes anchors
  - bases
  - hems
  - ribs
  - rider plates
  - rudder blades
* often make good rowboats.
* sailing ship
* utilize both true wind and apparent wind.

### vehicle | sailboat:

Sailboat racing
* is both art and science.
* requires team members to develop individual skills.

Scientific writing
* has many different formats, depending on the discipline.
* is formal communication.
* learned skill.
* requires the use of precise language.

### vehicle:

Scooter
* Some scooters have a motor , some have pedals , and some are pushed with the foot
  - motor, some have pedals, and some are pushed with the foot.
  * A 'scooter' bicycle or tricycle with very small wheels. Some scooters have a motor, some have pedals, and some are pushed with the foot. Scooters with motors are called 'motor scooters'. There are many different kinds of scooters such as motor scooters, kick scooters. One brand of kick scooter is Razor
* are a dependable, and fun form of transportation
  - another mobility device for individuals who have difficulty walking
  - less stable than bicycles and more difficult to control
  - like cars
  - the invention of the devil
* can gain speed quite quickly
  - usually break down into parts for placement in the trunk of a car
* enable social connections.
* includes axles
  - brakes
  - sections
* share the same risks as bicycles.
* use the same type of wheels as in-line skates.

### vehicle | scooter:

Electric scooter
* allow a simplified method of travel.
* are a great means of transportation and go just about anywhere.
* can move small mountains.
* lack safety features.