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

Spare part
* are components
  - located in repair shops
* is an element

### element | sulfur:

Amorphous sulfur
* dark, noncrystalline, gumlike substance.
* is formed when molten sulfur is quickly cooled
  - soft and elastic and eventually reverts back to the orthorhombic form

### element | sulfur:

Elemental sulfur
* bright yellow crystalline solid at room temperature.
* increases soil acidity.
* is an example of a sublimate
  - available as wettable sulfur and liquid sulfur
* is converted into sulfuric acid by the activities of certain soil bacteria
  - to sulfuric acid by soil bacteria
  - mined at a few locations worldwide
  - non-toxic, as are most of the soluble sulfate salts, such as Epsom salts
  - one of the oldest fungicides and pesticides
  - only effective when it is in the powdered form
  - oxidized to sulfuric acid by microorganisms in the soil
  - reclaimed and sold as a by-product
  - required for growth and is reduced to hydrogen sulfide
  - used mainly as a precursor to other chemicals
* stimulates growth by removing the waste product, hydrogen.

Lime sulfur
* can change the color of some jewelry.
* has low efficacy compared to modern fungicides but is generally accepted as organic.
* is apt to burn leaves and needles, so keep the spray off the foliage of evergreens
  - difficult to work with, especially out of large drums
  - incompatible with most other pesticides
* is used as a dormant spray only
  - during the dormant season to denature and kill fungal fruiting bodies or spores

Native sulphur
* are common in fields and yards, where the larvae feed on clovers.
* is sulfur

Organic sulfur
* binds to allergens preventing allergic reactions.
* is also heavily used in the regeneration of skin cells.

Pure sulfur
* has no smell.
* is tasteless and odorless with a light yellow color.

Sulphur
* Most sulphur contains poison.
* Some sulphur contains acid
  - amino acid
  - compounds
  - organic compounds
* includes atoms.
* is an element
* often appear just as dusk approaches.
* refer to several fairly closely-related species.

### element | sulphur:

Sulphur trioxide
* has a resonance structure.
* is very soluble in water, forming sulphuric acid and contributing to acid rain.
* reacts vigorously with water to form sulphuric acid.
### element:

Transposable element
* All transposable elements have direct repeats.
* are a major constituant of genomes
  - an important source of the mutations on which natural selection operates
  - common genetic characteristics
  - in all genomes, as are relict viral sequences
  - segments of DNA that can move from one position to another in the genome
  - widespread, having been found in virtually all organisms examined
* exist as a part of other genetic elements.
* link plants and animals.
* move, possibly disrupting a gene's function.

Ununpentium
* is an element
  - in the center of the theoretical island of stability. * in the center of the theoretical island of stability. No stable isotopes of ununpentium have yet been found. Models predict that the stable isotope of ununpentium should have 184 neutrons. The stable isotope with 184 neutrons is 299Uup

### elements:

Data element
* are elements.
* are the basic units, or fields, in a database
  - primary building blocks for records in electronic systems
* define the information that is contained in automated systems.

### elements:

Transition metal
* Many transition metals combine chemically with oxygen to form compounds called oxides
  - form more than one cation
  - have more than one oxidation number
  - make good catalysts, many of which form basic substances
* Most transition metals are excellent conductors of heat and electricity
  - form more than one oxidation state.
  * have several general properties. They are harder and less reactive than the alkaline earth metals. They are also harder than the post transition metals. They make colorful chemical compounds with other elements. Most of them have more than one oxidation state
* are classified into series
  - much less active than the alkali and alkaline earth metals
  - so far the most useful set of elements known to man
* bind to organic ligands and act as channels through which electrons move.
* can form more than one simple cation with different charges.
* forms compounds.
* grow nano-nettles like needles stuck upon the night.
* have a wide range of loss of electron
* is elements.
* play a crucial role in many catalytic processes.
+ Ion, Physics: Chemistry

Elucidation
* are propositions which contain the primitive signs.
* is an explanation

### embellishment:

Festoon
* are curtains
  - embellishment
* is embellishment

### emblems:

Maple leaf
* Maple leaves are actually red and green in all seasons
  - rot faster than oak leaves
* are emblems.
### emergency measure:

Emergency contraception
* can keep teens from becoming pregnant and becoming parents.
* can prevent pregnancy after unprotected intercourse
  - sex
  - in several ways
* consists of hormones that prevent ovulation and implantation of an egg.
* gives a strong, short burst of hormones.
* has no effect after the ovum is implanted in the uterus.
* is also appropriate after forced sex such as rape.
* is an emergency measure
  - essential treatment option for victims of sexual assault
  - birth control used after unprotected intercourse
  - chemical abortion
  - designed to prevent pregnancy after unprotected sex
  - less convenient to obtain than regular birth control
  - meant for emergencies only
  - only available by prescription in most states
  - safe and effective, even after intercourse, if it is taken in time
  - safer than aspirin and just as easy for women to use
  - taken within three days of unprotected intercourse-the sooner the better
  - the standard of care for treatment of rape survivors
  - used after unprotected coitus to avoid pregnancy
* is used to prevent pregnancy after unprotected intercourse
  - unprotected midcycle sexual intercourse
* method of preventing pregnancy.
* offers no protection against sexually transmitted infections
  - from sexually transmitted infections
* prevents pregnancy by delaying ovulation or preventing implantation
  - from taking place
  - in one of two ways
* short-term option for the prevention of pregnancy.
* uses a high dose of birth control pills.
* way of preventing pregnancy after sex
* works before implantation.
* works by interfering with ovulation, fertilization or implantation
  - interrupting the woman s menstrual cycle
* works by preventing a fertilized egg from implanting in the uterus
  - ovulation, fertilization, or implantation.
  * needs to be applied soon after the unprotected sex. The sooner the drug is taken after unprotected sex, the more effective it is

### emergency measure:

Food aid
* can help meet a fraction of the needs of the poor
  - play a significant role in helping others realize their potential
  - free or reduced-price agricultural products
  - no substitute for increased production of food in the developing countries
  - one of the most acute forms of humanitarian assistance
  - used as a preventive medicine
  - vitally important to many developing countries around the world
* provides food, promotes production, and helps stabilize prices.
* supplements the daily food intake of vulnerable children and adolescent girls.

### emerging global problem:

Ocean acidification
* affects marine organisms in two ways.
* causes bleaching and productivity loss in coral reef builders.
* has the potential to disturb marine ecosystems through a variety of pathways.
* is an emerging global problem
  - likely to exacerbate reef flattening
* poses a variety of risks to coral reef ecosystems.
* threatens corals and shellfish
  - crabs
* weakens mussel byssus attachment.
### emission:

Spontaneous emission
* is known as a source of the noise which destroys coherence effects.
* result of interaction with vacuum.

Thermal emission
* comes from gas clouds stars and planets.
* is an emission

Toxic emission
* are down across a broad spectrum of sources.
* carry real health risks.
* continue to rise worldwide.

### emission:

Vehicle emission
* Most vehicle emissions affect environments.
* Most vehicle emissions contribute to air pollution
  - occur when an automobile s engine is cold
* Most vehicle emissions occur when the engine and catalytic converter are cold
* Some vehicle emissions can cause cancer.
* are a major cause of air pollution
  - contributor to air pollution
  - significant contributor to Pennsylvania's air pollution problems
  - an important source of VOCs
  - major ingredients of harmful, ground-level ozone
  - primary contributors to harmful ozone present in our atmosphere
* are the biggest source of smog-forming pollutants
  - major source of benzene released to the environment
  - single biggest contributor to Canada's air pollution problem
* can affect the environment in several ways.
* contribute significantly to ground level ozone production.
* pollute our air and help create ground-level ozone, a major component of smog.
* vary greatly depending on a number of factors, including engine load.

### emotional experience:

Conflict resolution
* has a thirty to fifty year intellectual history.
* implies working with others.
* is about creating an effective citizenry
  - an emotional experience
  - based on communication, attentive listening, respect and empathy
  - critical in learning how to manage disagreements
  - often an important feature of workplace mediation
  - something people can use to solve their problems
* is the achievement of political settlements
  - process of finding a solution to a conflict
* situation in which the underlying reasons for conflict are eliminated.
* skill that can be learned through reading and a great deal of practice.
* start to making peace.

### emotional states:

Gratification
* comes from gaining power and control and discharging anger.
* is emotional states
  - satisfaction
  - spirit

### emphasized overwhelmingly today:

Feminine beauty
* continues to increase until the attainment of sexual maturity.
* is emphasized overwhelmingly today.

### employers territory:

Job fair
* are employers' territory.
* bring a variety of companies together that are currently hiring for positions.
* provide a forum for students and employers to meet and discuss employment opportunities.
### employment:

Employment screening
* promotes a safe and profitable workplace.
* simple, cost-effective measure to prevent mishaps from occurring.

Maternal employment
* has little if any negative impact on children.
* influences on adolescent development
  - early adolescent development

Piecework
* are employment.
* is work

Place of employment
* Some places of employment pay regular wages while an individual is serving on jury duty.
* means the worksite or physical location where the work actually is performed.

Retail employment
* consists of businesses primarily engaged in selling goods to the public.
* is the second largest major employment industry in Florida.

Self employment
* can offer the benefits of employment, plus freedom.
* constitutes a form of reasonable diligence.
* is an expression from the world of development aid
  - option, owning practices or on a contract basis for others
  - often feast or famine

Supported employment
* focuses on employment and training in actual jobs.
* is an established service methodology for people with disabilities
  - competitive work in regular jobs for people with disabilities
* personnel solution for many businesses.
* way to help people with more severe disabilities get and maintain a job.
### energy healing | acupuncture:

Auricular acupuncture
* continues to gain popularity as an adjunct to substance abuse treatment.
* treats acupuncture points on the ears exclusively.
* type of treatment in which acupuncture needles are inserted in the ear.

Traditional acupuncture
* can have an effect on allergies, as can many other forms of treatment.
* is practised within the framework of traditional Chinese medicine.

Abundant energy
* is locked in their many carbon-hydrogen bonds.
* means abundant wealth.

Acoustic energy
* is the same as the sound energy.
* travels through different types of mantle material at different speeds.

Activation energy
* Activation energies are high for slow reactions.
* is energy
  - like the push a child needs to start going down a playground slide
* is the energy needed to start a chemical reaction
  - required to get spontaneous reactions going
  - initial input of energy required to get the reaction started
* needs to reaction.

Affordable energy
* can help vanquish poverty which is prerequisite to real freedom.
* provides the warmth, light and mobility that enhance our daily lives.

Conservation of energy
* is an important aspect of reduced consumption
  - conservation
  - law of thermodynamics
  - one of the most fundamental empirical principles in science
  - that the change in energy is equal to work
* requires that a byproduct be a steady stream of positive energy.
* says the total energy stays the energy same as the marble moves up and down.

Conserving energy
* has a positive influence on Florida's economy and environment.
* means less energy has to be generated.
### energy:

Excess energy
* appears as kinetic energy of the electron.
* is generated without producing significant chemical products
  - stored as body fat regardless of the original source of energy
* is stored as fat in the form of lipids
  - under the skin and around the belly
  - fat, and ammonia is released as a waste product
* is stored in a battery for use when the sun is dim
  - batteries
* leads to production.
* means more calories to cells and potential weight gain.

Extra energy
* Some extra energy is created by photosynthesis.
* fuels growth
  - muscle growth
+ Enthalpy of fusion: Physics
  * Extra energy is needed, more than what is obvious by the temperature scale. The temperature does not change, but energy is absorbed to change from solid to liquid.

Fecal energy
* is the single largest loss for a ruminant.
* remains in the digestive tract and is never used by the body before excretion.

Fire energy
* comes from all directions in addition to the other energies.
* is the out-rushing force, the burning enthusiasm to create, expand, and experience.

Food energy
* can also be and is expressed as heat energy.
* is removed from the grid when replicators eat.
* key to protecting mountain climbers from cold injuries including hypothermia.

Form of energy
* All forms of energy are associated with motion
  - either kinetic or potential
  - interchangeable, e.g. nuclear energy to heat to light
  - contribute to the total mass and total energy
* Many forms of energy propagate as traveling waves.
* Some forms of energy require an expenditure of energy to get started.

Fusion energy
* is released when two small atoms merge together.
* powers the stars and is perceived as the ultimate source of energy on Earth
  - sun, the stars, and thermonuclear bombs

Gravitational energy
* Most gravitational energy becomes energy
  - raises temperature
* Some gravitational energy depends on height
  - goes into heat
* is always negative
  - the movement of an object or mass that is caused by the pull of gravity
  - transformed into heat and effectively radiated away by infrared emission

Green energy
* comes in two basic forms.
* includes natural energetic processes that can be harnessed with little pollution.
* is generated without burning fossil fuels such as coal, oil or natural gas
  - the general term for electricity that has been generated in a sustainable way
* means electric power sourced from renewable and sage sources such as the sun and wind.
### energy:

Negative energy
* comes about from special states of quantum field theory.
* is also related to cancers such as childhood leukemia and breast cancer
  - what causes people to get sick
  - called shar
  - harnessed and transformed into positive energy to achieve positive outcomes
  - just positive energy that's flowing in the opposite direction
  - pure fear
* means a reduction in energy, so the black hole loses mass.
### energy:

Radiant energy
* IS the form by which the Earth receives warmth and light from the Sun.
* Most radiant energy creates heat
  - reaches earth
* can travel through a vacuum.
* comprises the entire electromagnetic spectrum, including the radio bands.
* exists in the form of electromagnetic energy , such as light.
* has differing wavelengths and degrees of power
  - two defining properties
* is absorbed, reflected, or scattered by the interactions with Earth's matter
  - delivered more directly to the food, and warms less air
  - emitted from all objects at different levels of intensity
  - found naturally in the atmosphere, sun, soil, and water
  - one of the mechanisms by which energy can enter or leave an open system
  - produced in the sun as a result of nuclear fusion
  - simply energy that travels in waves, or sometimes in particles
* is the capturing of a spike, only a sharp transient, in the spike
  - energy of electromagnetic waves
  - translated into heat in microwave cooking
  - used for radiant heating
* refers to energy associated with flow of photons.
* travels through space as electromagnetic waves.
### energy | radiation:

Electromagnetic radiation
* All electromagnetic radiation moves at c, the speed of light.
* All electromagnetic radiation travels at the same speed
  - speed of light in vacuum
  - in straight lines at the speed of light
* Most electromagnetic radiation carries energy
  - causes damage
* Most electromagnetic radiation comes from distant sources
  - consists of rays
  - depends on temperature
  - has properties
  - is absorbed by materials
  - moves energy
  - passes through atmospheres
* Most electromagnetic radiation produces sensation
  - visual sensation
* Some electromagnetic radiation corresponds to oven temperature
  - does cause cancer though
  - increases crops
  - is absorbed by substances
  - produces during fission
* arises when electrical charge is accelerated.
* can eject electrons from the surface of a solid.
* comes in a range of energies, known as the electromagnetic spectrum
  - many forms
* consists of oscillating electric and magnetic fields
* exhibits both wave and particle properties.
* exists in the form of waves or photons moving at the speed of light.
* form of energy that can move through empty space.
* has both electric and magnetic properties
  - some of the properties of both a particle and a wave
* includes infrared, visible, and ultraviolet light
  - x-rays and gamma rays
  - an area of interest to the physicist
  - created when charged particles accelerate
  - dampened if it passes through a grounded conductor
  - divided into different types according to an electromagnetic spectrum
  - electrically neutral, but cosmic rays carry an electric charge
* is energy carried through space by electric and magnetic waves
  - in transfer by electromagnetic waves
  - just a fancy word for light
  - one of the many forms that energy can take
  - produced in frequencies that range from high to extremely low
  - radiation in the form of electromagnetic waves
  - transmitted through space in a similar manner
* lot simpler in terms of the potential fields as well.
* occurs in a wide range of wavelengths.
* results from decay
  - radioactive decay
* spans a spectrum that goes far beyond the familiar colors of the rainbow.
* travels as a disturbance or wave-like motion through space
  - transverse wave
* travels in packets called photons
  - waves, just like waves in an ocean
* wave of energy traveling at the speed of light.
### energy | radiation:

Light radiation
* consists of both visible light and ultraviolet and infrared light.
* is seen to blast from the tip of one cone to the other.

### energy | radiation | light:

Absorption of light
* is specific for different chlorophylls.
* provides a diagnostic role such as the spectroscopy of a tissue.

### energy | radiation | light:

Ambient light
* Most ambient light comes from televisions.
* acts as a negative bias in terms of opacity.
* causes screen surface reflections when it is reflected back at the viewer.
* comes from a diffuse, nondirectional source of light.
* is light that is scattered everywhere in the room
  - non-directional light
  - scattered on objects equally in all directions
  - specified as a percentage of the objects color
* provides general lighting
  - uniform adjustable illumination independent of viewing direction

### energy | radiation | light:

Artificial light
* affect the nesting and hatching of sea turtles.
* allow garden- to force flowering according to seasonal demand.
* are a major concern as they disorient nesting adults and hatchlings
  - useful when natural window light is insufficient
* can also cause glare problems
  - impact blood melatonin levels
  - come close to duplicating the full range of wavelengths found in sunlight
  - hide scratches or blemishes
  - make students irritable in school, and reduce production among factory workers
* heliodons Artificial light heliodons use artificial lights as the light source.
* is almost never white
  - as important as natural light
  - light such as that pro-duced by electric lamps, fires, or fluorescent tubes
* produces a narrower color band.
* puts ecosystem services of frugivorous bats at risk.
* works well, especially if it is fluorescent.

### energy | radiation | light:

Aura
* are artificial satellites
  - buildings
  - cities
  - commerce
  - diseases
  - magical effects that enhance all of the nearby units that a player controls
  - neurological symptoms that are typically visual
  - residential areas
  - rivers
  - symptoms of the nervous system
* can be very helpful in allowing a person to get to a safe place before the onset of a seizure.
* change frequently.
* come in every color of the rainbow.
* consist of speech disorders, weakness, flashes and sparks in the visual field.
* have different colors.
* vibrate to different color, sound and light frequencies.

Auroral light
* Most auroral light comes from oxygen atoms and nitrogen molecules.
* is similar to the light from a color television.
### energy | radiation | light:

Light trap
* are UV black light over plastic collecting bin, run off of car battery
  - most effective at night when there are no competing light sources
  - the most widely used method to sample adult mosquito populations
* attract phototrophic species.
* can also be use to catch adult fleas and evaluate areas where flea numbers are high
  - trap foreign materials

Low light
* Most low light produces leaves.
* can cause leaf yellowing with spindly, weak stems.
* has effects
  - lesser effects
* is an area that is away from the window or in brightly lit rooms.
* means low energy and slow recovery in a plant.
### energy | radiation | light:

Polarization of light
* is useful , after it has been filtered
  - very useful in many aspects of optical microscopy
+ Polarization, Light, Polarization filter: Electromagnetism :: Light
  * Polarization of light is useful, after it has been filtered. A filter will separate light with one type of polarization from other types. The filter works much like trying to put a playing card through a comb - only if the card is turned the right direction will it fit. Light that is turned a different way will be blocked by the filter. Glasses that have different polarization filters for each eye can separate light meant for the left eye and for the right eye. This is a common way to make 3D movies and 3D television.

Polarized light
* has waves which all line up in the same direction.
* helps reduce glints from shiny or highly reflective parts.
* is depolarized when reflected from a grainy projection screen
  - light with an electric field that oscillates in only one plane
  - used in passive stereovision
* reveals birefringent silica crystals.
* shows talc particles in blood vessels and interstitium.
+ Polarity: Physics

Pulsed light
* can cause epileptic seizure in susceptible persons.
* is bounced off a distant plastic reflector and is collected by a nearby light receiver
  - thus more effective at delivering light energy for curing where it is needed most
* kills high levels of microorganisms and deactivates certain enzymes with high speed.

Radiance
* is light
* treats the red, green and blue components of the albedo seperately.

### energy | radiation | light | radiance:

Shininess
* controls the amount of shininess of the text.
* is radiance
### energy | radiation | light:

Spectrum light
* Most spectrum light comes from bulbs.
* Most spectrum light has absorption
  - calcium absorption
  - is absorbed by chlorophyll
* Some spectrum light makes plants.
* increases effectiveness.
* turns to heat.

Starlight
* Most starlights pass through atmospheres.
* Some starlights are caused by absorption.
* Some starlights produce microwave background radiation
* are light.
* comes from nuclear fusion produced in their cores.
* includes photons
  - sections
* is light
* look like incense sticks, however, when lit they sparkle like stars in the sky.
* provides no protein, carbohydrate, fat or food.

Street light
* Some street light attracts insects.
* are sodium vapor lamps in many communities
  - subject to a different set of standards than other light fixtures
* attract many insects, particularly on sultry nights.
* have one of three types of ballast.

Strong light
* are painful to the eyes.
* can cause fading.
* major enemy of books, it fades covers and makes paper go yellow.

Sufficient light
* is important for healthy growth and flower production.
* penetrates one-eighth inch of sand to promote germination.
### energy | radiation | light:

Sunshine
* Most sunshine has effects
  - provides energy
* also travel and feed in schools with peak activity in the early morning or evening.
* awakens the frozen earth with a kiss and gives birth to plants and flowers.
* breeds flies, because when the sun shines the flies are out.
* contains ultraviolet light, which is the culprit in suntan, sunburn and skin cancer.
* furnishes heat and light.
* helps the body produce vitamin D, which is important for building bones.
* includes photons
  - sections
* increases the production on seretonine in the brain and natural mood elevator.
* is abundant most of the year
  - essential for healthy vegetables
* is located in beachs
  - desktops
  - meadows
  - moons
  - streets
  - summer
  - windowsills
  - necessary to produce the energy needed for flower production
  - of foremost consideration to butterflies
  - rare, and the temperature falls below freezing in winter
* produces sugar, and the more sugar as the fruit ripens, the better the wine
  - tall shadows, too, but they're usually falling in only one direction
* promotes crop and tree growth that provided food, fuel, and fodder for the early settlers
  - germination and strengthens tender seedlings
  - sufficient amounts of vitamin D for people who live in sunny climates
* streaming through a window provides daylight, but is also a source of heat.
* strikes the Earth in rays of varying wavelengths.
* warms surfaces

### energy | radiation | light | sunshine:

Bright sunshine
* Most bright sunshine provides energy.
* causes most water plants, including algae, to grow better.
* changes the appearance, or perception, of all colors.

Traffic signal
* are used for traffic control
  - valuable devices for the control of vehicles and pedestrian traffic
* cause traffic to stop where it didn t have to before.
* is light

### energy | radiation | light:

Ultraviolet light
* Most ultraviolet light has energy
  - much energy
  - properties
  - is absorbed by Earth's ozone layer in the stratosphere
  - penetrates ozone layers
* Some ultraviolet light helps food
  - induces transformation
* accounts for less than ten percent of solar energy.
* ages the collagen and destroys the elasticity of the dermis.
* causes structural damage and fading
  - wood to gray and become brittle
* consists of high-energy photons.
* darkens freckles and stimulate more melanin to form.
* destroys riboflavin.
* increases the risk of cancer by damaging the skin's immune system.
* induces the transformation.
* kills organic organisms.
* passes through cloud cover and is just as dangerous as direct sunlight.
* penetrates layers
* promotes the fission.

Unpolarized light
* can undergo polarization by reflection off non-metallic surfaces.
* is incident on two ideal polarizers in series.

Unshielded light
* cause light trespass into one's own home and violate privacy in others'.
* create glare.
### energy | radiation | light:

Wavelength of light
* All wavelengths of light have sufficient energy to damage surfaces of objects.
* Some wavelengths of light can free more or less than one electron per photon
  - penetrate the water column deeper than other wavelengths
### energy | radiation:

Standard radiation
* involves daily treatments for a period of weeks.
* is limited because it has difficulty focusing the beam of radiation.

### energy | radiation:

Synchrotron radiation
* allows researchers to gather the same information from a single bone sample.
* has a number of unique properties.
* huge nuisance when the goal is to accelerate electrons.
* is emitted by electrons as they spiral along magnetic field lines
  - that are accelerated in a magnetic field
  - from electrons gyrating in a magnetic field
  - when fast moving ions are accelerated in magnetic fields
  - one tool in learning which plants do it best
  - produced by accelerating charged electrons to relativistic velocities
  - simply cyclotron with the particles moving at relativistic velocities
* likely candidate for the brown dwarf's battery.
* tool with many uses, and with many advantages over other technologies.

Terrestrial radiation
* is emitted at much longer wavelengths than solar radiation.
* term used to describe infrared radiation emitted from the atmosphere
  - emitted from the earth
* varies daily, seasonally, and geographically.

### energy | radiation:

Thermal radiation
* Most thermal radiation lies in the infrared region of the spectrum.
* accounts for a large portion of the energy in natural sunlight.
* causes burns and starts fires.
* form of electromagnetic radiation like light.
* is electromagnetic waves and includes infrared light
  - energy emitted by matter at a certain temperature
  - produced solely by heat, for example, from the hot gas of the star explosion
* produces extensive fires, skin burns, and flash blindness.
* reduces the computed distance between the premixed and nonpremixed flames.
* travels in straight lines, so it burns primarily on the side facing the explosion.
### energy:

Sensuality
* involves all five of the senses.
* is an energy
  - as important as sexuality
* is pervasive and the desire to seduce and be seduced irresistable
  - seduce or be seduced is irresistible
  - physical attraction
  - represented by necklines, often deep, letting a few things to imagination
  - self-destructive
  - signified by the serpent, in what is proper to it as a sensitive power
* is the craving for physical pleasures of all kinds
  - quality of being devoted to the gratification of the senses
  - realm of self-indulgence
* key ingredient for richer sexual expression.
* thus is, is from the senses , or rather an awakening of the senses.
### energy-requiring process:

Protein synthesis
* Most protein synthesis involves factors
  - initiation factors
  - many factors
* Some protein synthesis is followed by activations
  - oocyte activations
  - occurs at time
* begins with the separation of a DNA molecule into two strands
  - transcription of a DNA strand within a cell nucleus
* complex process involving many molecular machines.
* includes the mechanisms of chaperone and chaperonin actions.
* involves chain initiation, chain elongation, chain termination
  - linking small subunits into long chains called polypetides
  - two parts, transcription and translation
* is accomplished through a process called translation.
* is an energy-requiring process
  - example of anabolism
  - extremely complex process, which lies at at the core of all living cells
  - dependent on an adequate supply of all of the specific amino acids required
  - impaired at lysine residues
  - important in amplifying the visual signal presented to the retina
  - increased as well as appetite, while lowering cholesterol
  - required for synaptic plasticity and memory
  - suppressed during exercise and stimulated when physical activity ends
* is terminated and the completed polypeptide is released from the ribosome
  - by release factors that read stop codons
  - the major task performed by living cells
* is the process by which cells make protein using genetic information
  - living cells convert food into new cell-building material
* occurs at the ribosomes.
* occurs in four generally recognized stages
  - the post-synaptic junction
* rather energy-consuming process.
* represents the fundamental work of the genes.
* takes place at the ribosomes of the cell
  - in every single living cells

### enforcement:

Implementation
* are acts
  - software development
* is enforcement
* is the domain where design and device merge
  - process used to ensure that what the parties agree to is, in fact, done
+ Computer architecture: Computer hardware
  * Once both ISA and microarchitecture has been specified, the actual computing system needs to be designed into hardware. This design process is called 'implementation'. Implementation is usually a hardware engineering design process.
+ Stack (data structure), Other operations: Computer science :: Data structures
  * Some implementations have a function which returns the current length of the stack.
### engineers:

Nuclear engineer
* Some nuclear engineers work in offices.
  - professionals
* conduct research on nuclear energy and radiation.
* design and build nuclear plants.
* harness the power of the atom to benefit humankind.
* incorporate knowledge.
* like to split atoms.
* plan, design, develop, and monitor nuclear power plants.
* study the hazards created by nuclear systems.
+ Engineer, Who are they?: Technology :: Engineering :: Science occupations
  * Nuclear engineers design and build nuclear plants. They also study the characteristic behaviors of certain radioactive or unstable elements.
+ Engineering, What is it?

Petroleum engineer
* Most petroleum engineers explore and drill for oil and gas
  - work where oil and gas are found
* are engineers.
* plan systems that pipe the fuel out and treat it.
* work both in offices and outdoors.

### enlarged petioles:

Celery stalk
* Some celery stalks soak in water.
* are enlarged petioles.

### enormously complex:

Natural ecosystem
* Any natural ecosystem is the product of the interaction of geology and climate over time.
* are enormously complex
  - essential for human survival
  - highly vulnerable to the projected rate and magnitude of climate change
  - less stable than agroecosystems because they are less diverse
  - more stable than agroecosystems because they are more diverse
* can be a buffer against other disasters as well.
* have numerous interconnected food chains.
* perform fundamental life-support services upon which human civilization depends.
* provide an array of basic processes that affect humans.

### enteroviruses:

Hepatitis virus
* All hepatitis viruses can cause active and chronic hepatitis
  - cause chronic inflammation of the liver
* are enteroviruses
* can cross the placenta to infect an unborn child.
* live in body fluids, blood, saliva seminal fluid etc.

Entire organism
* Some entire organisms undergo binary fission.
* grow from a piece of the adult.

### entirely different illness:

Chronic sinusitis
* can be a very difficult condition to treat
  - produce chronic puffiness
* is also a fairly common disorder in childhood.
* is an entirely different illness
  - inflammation of the membranes in the nose and sinuses
  - especially suited to a combination of acupuncture and herbal medicine
  - much less common than acute sinusitis
  - often the result of untreated or repeated acute infections
  - one of the most common causes of a nagging cough in the elderly
  - relatively uncommon nowadays
  - something that reoccurs
  - sometimes due to an allergic response to mold
  - usually a polymicrobial infection
* lasts from several weeks to several months.
* occurs when sinus blockages persist and the lining of the sinuses swell further
  - the sinus opening is blocked for an extended period
* shows a strong correlation with the most highly exposed area.
* sinus infection that is persistent, lasting for longer than three months
  - occurs frequently or lasts three months or longer
### entity:

Artwork
* is located in churchs
  - museums
  - part of publications
  - the essence of individual expression and creativity
  - visual communication
* process of discovery, for the artist as well as the observer.

Bleach
* Many bleaches are reactive
  - can kill bacteria easily. * can kill bacteria easily. For this reason, they are often used for disinfecting or sterilisation
* are poisonous and oxidising agents.
* enhance their whitening power with a white fluorescent material.
* is cleaning products
  - disinfectants
* is located in hospitals
  - used for cleaning

Body part
* Some body parts are part of candidiasis
  - thrushes
  - seem to play more of a role in some animals than others
* are an uncomfortable issue for many transgendered people.
* are part of human bodies
  - organisms
  - repeated around a central axis in radially symmetric fashion
* can also describe letters or words.
* formed by the mesoderm include the a. lungs.
* includes corpi.
* like to be used.

### entity:

Chart
* Keep charts and graphs simple, with the printing large enough to be read easily.
* Some charts map navigable rivers, and are so identified in the means of reference.
* Use charts and graphs to present quantitative information.
* allow the learner to examine data in relation to something else by means of comparison.
* are a great way to communicate numeric data graphically
  - powerful way of presenting information to others
  - bar and line graphs generated from the data on the views and in the tables
  - generally used for detecting small shifts in the process mean
  - lists
  - located in conferences
  - maps
  - often useful for displaying data
  - past history of prices
* are the most common way of looking at stock prices
  - important of all navigation aids
* are visual communication
  - displays of selected attributes of data sets
* can represent different time periods.
* depict relationships between two or more variables, possibly at distinct points in time.
* is visual communication
* make it easier to interpret and relate to data.
* pictorially represent data.
* represent visually the organization of something such as a process or corporation.
### entity:

Corpus
* are collections
  - conceptual work
  - part of body parts
* secretes significant amounts of progesterone.

Correspondence
* includes chapters
  - letters
  - paragraphs
  - sections
  - word order
* is communication
  - first classes
* is located in drawers
  - mail
  - much of what people traditionally put into filing drawers
* written language.

### entity:

Driver
* Most drivers employ personal trainers that monitor their workouts and their diets.
* Some drivers are more prone to accidents because of their regular carelessness and risk taking
  - believe they can cure infections by drinking soapy water
  - do increase traction by using borium on the toes and heels of the horse's shoes
* are golfers
  - operators
  - programs that link peripherals to the operating system
  - utility programs
  - wood
  - workers
* is an operator
  - software that mediates smart cards to their parent applications, such as Web browsers
* means any person who operates a commercial motor vehicle
  - every person who drives or is in actual physical control of a vehicle
+ 24 Hours of Le Mans: Sports events :: Sports in France :: 1923 establishments :: Motor sports :: Le Mans
  * The cars must run for 24 hours without mechanical damage. It is important to manage the cars' consumables, mostly fuel, tires and braking materials. The driver goes over two hours behind the wheel before stopping in the pits. Then a relief driver takes over the driving duties. Drivers then eat and rest before returning to drive. Today it is a rule that three drivers share each car.
### entity:

Eon
* are broken into time periods known as eras.
* are the largest divisions of the time scale
  - longest time intervals represented
* spiritual being
* thermoplastic material manufactured from virgin or recycled plastic to replace wood.

Equinox
* are another significant day during Earth's journey around the Sun
  - physical events
* are the best for propagation to all areas
  - two days out of the year when the day and the night are of equal length
* is cosmic time
### entity:

Fragment
* are parts
  - pieces
  - the catalysts of memory, they apply to everyone, even if no memory resembles another
  - units of power that are out of control
+ The Monolith Monsters, Story: 1957 movies :: Monster movies :: American movies :: American horror movies :: American science fiction movies :: English language movies
  * A meteor crashes near the desert town of San Angelo. Fragments are scattered everywhere. They grow into skyscraper-sized monoliths. These monsters fall and shatter into thousands of pieces that grow into monoliths themselves. People are crushed or turned into statues.

Future
* are a distinct asset class different from securities
  - agreements to buy or sell an asset now for future delivery
  - auction markets
  - commodities
  - contracts
  - tenses
  - time
* exist in currencies, money market deposits, bonds, shares and commodities.
* is time
* means to buy or sell a commodity for future delivery.
* quarterly magazine, written for people with no scientific background.
* reference chart for speculators.
* represent wholesale prices.

### entity:

Graph
* Every graph is an integral distance graph in the plane.
* Most graphs are edge-cordial
  - have more than one spanning tree
* Some graphs are trees
  - count with pictures
  - have special properties
* are diagrams
  - good at quickly conveying relationships like comparison and distribution
  - important because they define the data set and all the relations between the data
  - marvelous, very concise ways of describing relationships and correspondences
  - mathematical objects that are made of dots connected by lines
  - methods of visual presentation for complex material
  - networks consisting of nodes connected by edges or arcs
  - objects that are used in many different areas of math
  - structures made up of points and lines joining some of the points
  - useful for modeling a wide variety of real-world situations
  - very powerful tools for creating mathematical models of a wide variety of situations
  - visual communication
* is visual communication
* make information easier to see.
* partitioning in general combinatorial optimization problem.
* take many forms.
+ Graph, Uses of graphs: Mathematics :: Statistics :: Graphics
  * Graphs make information easier to see. This is especially true when two or more sets of numbers are related in some way.
### entity:

Hazard
* Describe the effects of ionizing radiation on living tissues.
* Some hazards can cause stillbirth, miscarriage, impaired fertility, or sterility.
* also involve locations prone to ground failure during an earthquake.
* are a part of life
  - always present when working on roads with moving traffic
  - conditions that increase either the frequency or the severity of losses
  - danger
  - events, activities, and conditions that have the potential to cause harm
  - obstacles
  - part of golf courses
  - things that can go wrong
* associated with aerosols vary
  - cloning include both physical and psychological risks
* can affect health in different ways
  - also arise because of toxic byproducts of novel enzymatic function
  - exist during production, storage, transportation, use or disposal
* cause accidents.
* depends on the toxicity of the pesticide and the amount of exposure.
* exist during production, storage, transportation, use and disposal
  - in every workplace
  - on all fields of play and are involved in all water related activity
  - when dependence lines go back in time
* has a long tradition of self-medication.
* increase the risk of loss through some peril.
* involving chemicals exist in all workplaces.
* is danger
* is the actual phenomenon and vulnerability is the effect on the community
  - capability of the organism for adverse effect
  - inherent ability to cause harm
* is the potential of a stressor to cause alterations upon a biological system
  - to cause harm, risk is the likelihood of it happening
* looks at how unions can organise to ensure the workplace is safe.
* means the potential to cause harm.
* non-quantitative concept defining that which causes damage.
* relate to the physical dangers regularly faced on the job.
* simple tool to assist in assessing and rating risks and hazards.
* thus includes both toxicity and the chance of exposure to a toxic amount of a product.
* varies with intensity and duration of exposure and type of radiation
  - uptake and toxicity of isotope
### entity:

Indication
* are advice
  - naming
* is communication
### entity:

Insulin
* All insulins come dissolved or suspended in liquids, but the solutions have different strengths.
* More insulin allows more sugar to pass into cells, providing more energy to fight infection
  - causes the liver to generate more glucose
* Most insulin affects metabolism
  - breaks down sugar
  - causes effects
  - comes from pigs
  - controls blood glucose levels
* Most insulin has functions
  - many more functions
* Most insulin helps body use glucose
* Most insulin is released by pancreases
  - secreted by pancreases
  - lowers blood glucose levels
  - produces responses
* Most insulin regulates blood sugar levels
  - cholesterol levels
  - magnesium levels
* Some insulin helps growth
  - is produced by bacteria
* Some insulin promotes digestion
  - good digestion
* Some insulin regulates maturation
  - oocyte maturation
  - stimulates production
* Some insulins can be mixed together
  - come mixed together
* binds proteins.
* cans have effects
  - negative effects
* come dissolved in liquids at different strengths.
  - sugar metabolism
* is medicine
  - peptides
* mays have effects
  - bone growth
* stimulates livers.

### entity:

Knowledge
* All knowledge begins with sense perception of concrete, particular, changeable, physical things.
* All knowledge is based on simple fundamental truths
  - built up out of experience through impressions, memory and association
* All knowledge is derived from experience by way of sense perceptions
  - whether of the mind or senses
* Most knowledge derives from human experience.
* Some knowledge influences life
  - relates to natural food
* bases on information.
* bases upon evidence
  - observable evidence
* benefits from contributions.
* cans have impact.
* catalyzes change.
* comes from experience
  - observations
  - personal experience
  - to light
* consists of generalization.
* derives from experience
* drives awareness.
* enables readers.
* equals information, extracted, filtered or formatted in some way.
* equates to confidence, and confidence equates to unit cohesion.
* facilitates identification.
* fades away as our minds wither in the aging process.
* gives insight.
* governs perspective.
* has relative uncertainty
* helps answers
  - children
  - development
  - doctors
* identifies causes.
* improves ability.
* increases incrementally by building one element upon another.
* interacts with consciousness on two levels.
* is an entity
  - capable of open minds
  - good things
* is located in books
  - classes
  - encyclopedias
  - heads
  - libraries
  - meetings
  - universities
* is part of innovation
  - understanding
  - power
  - used for cuttings
* leads to conclusions
  - logical conclusions
  - treatments
* lives in people, while data and information reside in computers.
* offers instruction.
* passes away in love for knowledge is the folly of human minds and human hearts.
* provides awareness
  - valuable insight
* reduces fear and confusion.
* relates to products.
* solves problems.
* suggests scenarios.
* tends to reside only in the minds of individuals.
* works as a tool of power.