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

Tube
* Most tubes act as pathways
  - connect ears
  - consist of tissue
  - contain liquids
  - have mass
* Some tubes absorb food
  - are formed by surfaces
* Some tubes carry oxygen
  - urine
  - cause infection
* Some tubes collect sediments
* Some tubes connect internal organs
  - reproductive organs
  - intestines
  - mouths
  - oral cavities
  - small intestines
  - uteruses
* Some tubes contain blood vessels
  - nectar
  - phosphate
  - radioactive substances
  - create vacuums
  - draw blood
* Some tubes emit light
  - white light
* Some tubes extend from lips
* Some tubes form dorsal nerve cord
  - reefs
  - spinal cord
  - generate charge
* Some tubes grow into female gametophytes
* Some tubes have internal skeletons
  - length
  - life
  - long life
  - insert into stomachs
  - move mucuses
* Some tubes pass through mouths
  - urethras
* Some tubes penetrate silk tissue
  - skin
  - run from mouths
* allow air to enter the middle ear and permits fluid to drain out.
* also allow air pressure to equalize between the outside world and the middle ear.
* are a critical part of a tube-type wheel assembly
  - neccassity with a small jaw
  - electronic devices
* are located in chemistry labs
  - space shuttles
  - one class of proto-typical nanoscale components required in nanodevices and nanomachines
  - part of circuits
  - plastic containers good for storing several inexpensive coins of the same size together
  - structures
* burn out like light bulbs.
* call siphons bring water in and out of the body.
* can cause irritation of the nose and throat and difficulty swallowing.
* carry fuel.
  - kidneys
  - middle ears
* contain air
  - mixture
* curl into noses and arms and tummies.
* deliver air.
* drenches Stomach tubing is the veterinarian's preferred technique of drench administration.
* fill with liquids.
* generally stay in place for one to three months and fall out on their own.
* have fiber
  - orientations
  - radii
  - vertical orientations
* lead frolii the vacuoles which probably serve to keep the contents of the cell in circulation.
* make music.
* novel protein with no known homologues.
* placed during surgery can drain air from the pleural space so the lung re-expands.
* separate the hot gases from the water and transfer heat to the water.
* tend to recycle water by attracting condensation and reducing evapotranspiration.
* transporting body fluids have to avoid the buildup of agglomerates.
### conduit | tube:

Airline
* Many airlines have pins for labelling children
  - limit the number of animals in every cabin
  - restrict the use of ice and water
* Most airlines are able to transport disabled passengers and passengers requiring assistance
  - familiar with the care and handling of live animals
  - carry plastic or metal handcuffs and other restraining devices such as straitjackets
* Some airlines also offer amenity kits for infants
  - capitalize on the visibility of winglets to passengers
* Some airlines have limits to the size and weight of the animal
  - restrictions during the summer months to protect the animals from heat
  - now allow pilots to wear contact lenses or glasses
  - only permit animals aboard aircraft at certain times of the year
  - provide diapers and bottles for babies
  - use deodorizing air sprays that can irritate sensitive airways
* allow new diseases to travel around the earth in hours.
* also have laws, procedures, principles, and regulations.
* are a service business
  - also capital intensive businesses
  - an important component of regional economies
  - commercial carriers which make a lot of money from ticket revenue
  - hose
  - service companies
  - the most categorizing organizations off the face of the earth
  - transportation
* can build up a micro organism biofilm in the same way as water lines.
* generally transport animals in the cargo compartment of a plane.
* make their money when planes are in the air with lots of people in the seats.
+ Codeshare agreement
  * Codesharing' is a type of partnership airlines have. Airlines agree to sell each other's tickets on some routes. This means that both airlines sell more tickets.
  * Most airlines offer regular flights between a group of airports.

Cannula
* are tubes.
* come in different bore sizes and lengths.
### configurations | junction | interchange | reciprocity:

Complementarity
* is reciprocity
* refers to the roles of family members as they correspond to each other.
* useful concept for consciousness studies.
* views science and theology as different descriptions of the same reality.

### configurations | junction:

Tight junction
* are a dynamic structure
  - the closest known contacts between adjacent cells
  - tightly stitched seams between cells
  - very important in embryo development
* consist of a partial fusion of the lipid membranes of two adjoining cells.
* create barriers to the diffusion of solutes through the paracellular pathway.
* encircle the cell in the lateral membrane near the apical cell surface.
* form a boundary between the apical and basolateral membranes
  - an impermeable barrier between cells
* hold together the epithelial cells that make up the capillaries and the alveoli.
* occur by fusing membranes.
* prevent leakage through tissues.
* restrict the movement of both fluids and solutes between cells.
* seal adjacent epithelial cells in a narrow band just beneath their apical surface.

Traffic circle
* Some traffic circles are part of alleys
  - causeways
  - driveways
  - freeways
  - highways
  - motorways
  - roadways
  - speedways
  - streets
  - superhighways
  - thoroughfares
  - trails
* are junctions
  - part of roads
  - very different from roundabouts

### confirmation:

Checksum
* are confirmation.
* is confirmation
### consequence:

Natural consequence
* allow children to learn from the natural order of the world.
* are the direct result of the child's behavior
  - repercussions that flow from choices
  - things that happen in response to a behavior
* occur due to choices that are made.
* represent the pressure of reality without interference.

Offshoot
* create structures.
* is an effect
### consequence | product:

Forest product
* are also a form of carbon storage
  - recyclable and biodegradable
  - input from living vegetation periodically by harvest
* make up the largest single category of Alabama exports
  - third most valuable international commodity after oil and gas
* play an important direct economic role in the lives of local people.

Gene product
* Some gene products kill animals.
* are part of an integrated metabolic system
  - what most scientists are interested in, then genomic structure
* possess one or more biochemical, physiological or structural functions.
* produced by nurse cells are controlled by both alleles of the female.

Grain product
* Most grain products are also low in fat except for many baked goods and pastries
  - contain matter
* Some grain products are susceptible to the growth of mold.
* are an important part of a balanced diet
  - good sources of selenium
  - low in fat, unless fat is added in processing, in preparation, or at the table
* contain carbohydrates, vitamins, iron, and fiber
* provide complex carbohydrates, dietary fiber, vitamins and minerals
  - energy, vitamins and minerals

Hair product
* Be wary of hair-care products that claim to thicken and strengthen hair.
* call for female and male models with good hair.

Hazardous product
* Many hazardous products can cause eye damage if splashed into the eye
  - injure or kill on contact
* can be deadly if used, stored or disposed of improperly
  - injure workers during collection, pollute local waterways and harm wildlife
* cause poisonings, severe burns, illness, blindness and even death.

Hemp product
* contain significant nutritional benefits.
* have an earthy flavor that resembles macadamia nuts.

Industrial product
* Many industrial products derive from plants.
* are many, as are both cells and substances made by cells.
* consist of lumber, plywood and veneer, pulpwood, and other industrial wood.

Medical product
* Most medical products have inherent risks associated with their use, some greater than others.
* made of latex include bandages, stethoscopes and latex-cuffed enemas.

Milk product
* Most milk products contain cheese
  - lactose sugar
* Some milk products contain lactose
  - proteins
* are a known allergen
  - an important part of their diet
* are the best source of calcium
  - main source of calcium, which is critical to developing healthy bones
* come in all shapes, flavors and colors.
* provide protein, vitamins, and minerals.

### consequence | product:

Motion picture
* Some motion pictures are comedies.
* are a different form of entertainment
  - key part of the entertainment business
  - popular form of entertainment
  - also intellectual property
  - events on a screen that affect the minds and the hearts of the viewer
  - forms of information embedded within images and sound
  - modern society's collective dreams
  - one of the dominant forms of art in the United States today
  - perhaps the most collaborative art form of all
  - truly the illusion of our dreams and folly
* influence our economic, political, educational and cultural institutions.
* observe the behavior of fish, birds, reptiles, and primates.
Conservation group
* hope to prevent future losses by protecting critical ecosystems.
+ Three Peaks Challenge, Reasons why some people do not like the challenge: Sports
  * Recently, the challenge has become more popular. People who live near the mountains often do not like having cars around in the middle of the night. Conservation groups blame people doing the challenge for dropping litter and damaging the landscape. Some people park their cars in inconsiderate places. Thousands of people attempt the challenge each year. Supporters of the challenge say that only a few people cause these problems, and most behave well.

Conservatism
* based upon the Scriptural tradition is the only kind of conservatism which works.
* can only prosper if individuals are confident in their own abilities.
* gives great respect to history and tradition.
* house with many mansions.
* is about drawing useful distinctions, always in the context of doing the right thing
  - loving people
  - responding prudently to scarcities, of resources and virtue
  - an employers' ideology
  - compassionate and anti-racist
  - distrust of the people tempered by fear
  - freedom
  - fundamentally more respectful of the diginity of human beings
  - liberalism with sanity, morality and reason
* is political ideology
  - philosophy
* is the blind and fear-filled worship of dead radicals
  - way to success in the minivan market
  - where proponents of diversity draw the line
* recognizes that life is far more complicated than a simple set of rules.
* runs deeply through all legal institutions, particularly through legal education.
* seeks to extend practices already well established, private enterprise for example
  - lift people to become all that they can be
* seems to be a conglomerate of opinions on race.
* subscribes to the concept that freedom and property are closely linked.
* wants things to fit into place, to be predictable and stay the same.
* works to maintain the traditional organization of society.

### conservatism:

Compassionate conservatism
* is all about helping people help themselves.
* means an end to big government programs.
* trick to get power.

Neoconservatism
* are conservatism.
  * is porbably a good start, even though that article has many other issues. I do however think the article is better sourced than the other of this kind, recently up for discussion
  - an ideology that has to have perpetual war

Consideration
* accounts for effects.
* affects behavior
  - operations
  - overall operations
  - rotational behavior
* applies to types.
* bargained for exchange of something of value.
* is an exchange of promises, where the promisee incurs a detriment
  - discussion
  - kindness
* is the legal word used to denote a valuable good, service, or payment
  - payment by a person of money or anything of value
  - price for which a promisor bargains in exchange of the promise
  - value given in return for a promise
  - thinking
* leads to discoveries
  - selections
* prevents injuries
  - serious injuries
* requires orientations.
* supports conclusions.

### consideration:

Reconsideration
* are consideration
  - reversals
* is consideration
### consideration | reflection:

Self reflection
* is important to self worth.
* plays a vital role in the development of reflective practice.

Virtual image
* are ones where the light appears to come from somewhere other than the image
* formed by mirrors are always upright images.
* is reflection
* result when incident light from the object strikes the mirror, reflects and diverges
  - the reflected light rays diverge

Tact
* are verbal behaviors that are under the control of external or internal sensory awareness.
* is consideration

### consideration | tact:

Diplomacy
* Diplomacies are books
  - games
  - negotiation
* board game that has found new life being played through the internet.
* communication process that has three main elements.
* fundamental human activity, conducted between people as well as among nations.
* game of skill and cunning negotiations.
* happens a lot when two or more countries fight.
* high-risk business on which the security of America relies.
* is an ancient art, and some of the historical functions of diplomacy are still important.
* is one approach for resolving conflicts
  - of the most important tools for solving international political conflicts
  - public relations
  - reason in action among men
  - tact
* is the art of avoiding the appearance of victory
  - fishing tranquilly in troubled waters
  - getting others to help
  - saying good doggie while looking for a bigger stick
  - the possible
  - lowest form of politeness because it misquotes the greatest number of people
  - most cost-effective method to engage in and influence the world
  - name of the game in politics
  - political contact between governments of different states
  - power of strategy, verbal skills and language skills
  - talk between two or more countries ' heads of state
  - verbal art of pleasing most of the people most of the time
* means all parties can express their interests honestly.
  * ' is when countries make agreements with each other, or when they do not. Diplomacy is the talk between two or more countries' heads of state. Sometimes, these talks are about trade or business, and sometimes they are about war and peace. Diplomacy happens a lot when two or more countries fight.
* useful skill in a game where feelings and egos are involved.
* vital tool of statecraft.

### consideration | tact | diplomacy:

Effective diplomacy
* is also essential in preventing conflict, in building world understanding.
* process that takes time.

Finesse
* come in all sizes and shapes.
* is tact
### constant | coefficient:

Reflectance
* describes how much visible light is reflected back toward the source.
* is controlled by composition of the rock type and surface maturity.
* is the ratio of light out to light in
  - reflected to incident light
  - the radiance from an object to the irradiance reaching the object
  - used as a measurement of white cement quality
* measures the degree of graphite crystallite order within the coal.
* refers to the percent of light of any given wave length that a surface reflects.
* varies inversely with increasing roughness, organic matter content, and soil moisture
  - with angle of incidence

Transmittance
* decreases with increasing turbidity and dissolved salts.
* is ratio of intensit of light that passed through the sample to entered the sample
  - the ratio of transmitted flux to incident flux
* measure of how much light passes through a window.
* therefore is the proportional amount of incident radiation passing through a surface.

Constant change
* is essential for innovation, particularly in the field of educational technology
  - like evolution
  - the way of the world
* means constant decision-making about the future.
* part of life.
* way of life in business.

Equilibrium constant
* are constants
  - dimensionless
  - temperature dependant
* have values which depend upon the conditions under which they are measured.

Physical constant
* All physical constants are in cgs units.
* Some physical constants are different in coordinate time.

Physical illness
* All physical illness is the manifestation of a spiritual attack or spiritual weakness.
* Many physical illnesses are often related to stress
  - have psychological components
* are constant.
* can cause changes in the brain which affect emotional control
  - exacerbate behavior disorders
  - lead to depression or anxiety, or much worse
* commonly cited risk factor for suicide, especially in late life.

### constantly changing industry:

Online banking
* are bankings.
* constantly changing industry.
* epitomizes the acceptance of the Internet in Korea.
* has the potential to revolutionize the banking industry.
* is also a way for banks to build their brand and retain customers
  - most efficient with automation of as many processes as possible
  - the simple way to manage finances
* time-saving convenience.
Constellation
* Every constellation ever recorded by any culture in any era is still visible in the nighttime sky.
* Look at the constellations of Aquila.
* Many constellations are named after animals
  - visible at night only during a particular season
* Most constellations bear little resemblance to their namesakes.
* Some constellations actually resemble the object or creature for which they have been named
  - hold other identifiable shapes formed by stars, called asterisms
* Some constellations never rise in the north and can only be seen from the Southern Hemisphere
  - nor set, and they are called circumpolar
* View the constellation Gemini and Cygnus
  - Virgo
* appear very large when they are viewed near the horizon.
* are a distinct group of stars that form a pattern in the sky
  - group of stars that often include asterisms
  - celestial objects
* are groups of stars that are relatively close to each other
  - make up a certain shape when connected by lines
  - human inventions
  - in yellow
  - like suburbs in the sky
  - located in skies
  - man-made, totally imaginary star patterns
  - named patterns of stars
  - natural objects
  - portrayed as sacred deities of Egypt
  - recognizable patterns of star groups in the night sky
  - stars that seem to form a pattern
  - the easiest way for astronomers to group stars in the sky
  - very much like states with official borders
  - visual mnemonics to help remember the near random pattern of the sky
* can be a useful way to help identify positions of stars in the sky.
* come in many different shapes and sizes.
* do apparently move around the heavens.
* have a very long history in astronomy, dating back thousands of years.
* includes sections.
* officially are regions that cover the sky.
* represent more than just the stars which compose the picture.
* require the unaided eye.
* rotate counter clockwise around the north celestial pole.
* slowly cartwheel across the night sky.
* tell many stories.
* think of the sky at night.
* vary in size.

### constellation:

Network topology
* is the physical media setup of a network
  - used to manage data communication traffic, so that the network can run optimal
* reference to how the computers are physically attached to each other.
* refers to the configuration used to physically link workstations and servers.

### constellation | network topology:

Logical topology
* Logical topologies are topologies.
* is the method used to pass the information between workstations.
* network topology
* refers to the paths that messages take to get from one node to another.
* ring, the token circulates around the ring.

Physical topology
* Physical topologies are topologies.
* is the physical layout of the guided transmission media.
* refers to the layout of the hardware.

Star topology
* Star topologies are topologies.
* is the most common form of modern LANs.
* network topology

### constituent:

Accessory
* Accessories are clothing
  - components
  - criminals
* is an element
* organs Seminal vesicles Contribute prostaglandins and fructose.
+ Fashion accessory
  * Accessories are also available in the form of bracelets, necklaces, and earrings.
### constriction:

Strangulation
* Many strangulations occur in the loop of the cords.
* accounts for almost half of all fatalities related to playground equipment.
* can occur from mishaps with strings and ropes.
* is constriction
  - disorder
  - suffocation
  - the leading cause of playground fatalities
* leaves the eyes popping and the tongue protruding.
* makes up about only one fourth to one third of the cases of small bowel obstruction.
* occurs among children when consumer products become wrapped around their necks
  - when something wraps around the child's neck and compresses the airway
* usually breaks the tiny hyoid bone in the neck.

### construction companies:

Home builder
* Many home builders use synthetic materials in an attempt to create the look of granite.
* Most home builders build homes.
* are construction companies.

### consumable products:

Toiletry
* Toiletries have interesting smells and can attract bears, too.
* is consumable products
  - instrumentation
  - located in suitcases

### consumable products | toiletry:

Bath salt
* is toiletry.
* make the bath water feel silky, remove body oils and perspiration and soften the skin.

Trash bag
* are consumable products
  - located in trash
  - plastic bags
* contain stuff.

### consumer awareness:

Name recognition
* is consumer awareness
  - still one of the most significant factors in Internet marketing
  - the name of the game
* means advertising, and advertising means money.

### consumer concern:

Product safety
* consumer concern.
* encompasses the three fields of chemical legislation, toxicology and ecology.
* is important to all parents.

Consumer group
* Many consumer groups are concerned about environmental carcinogens.
* Most Consumer groups are identifiable by research and common sense.
* Some consumer groups are more concerned with environmental issues than others.
* advocate washing conventionally-grown produce with soapy water before eating it.
* are troubled about the composition of foods and their labelling.

### consumer:

Cigarette smoker
* Most cigarette smokers are nicotine dependent.
* Most cigarette smokers smoke every day and inhale
* Some cigarette smokers increase growth
  - population growth
* are a high-risk group for periodontitis
  - at greater risk of impotence than nonsmokers
  - more prone to wrinkles and skin cancers
  - rebels
* are ten times more likely to die of lung cancer than non-smokers
  - die of lung cancer than nonsmokers
  - twice as likely to get peptic ulcers as are non-smokers
* develop bladder cancer two to three times more often than do non-smokers
  - times more often than do nonsmokers
* do more than just smoke cigarettes.
* have higher death rates from chronic bronchitis and emphysema than nonsmokers
  - less ability to carry oxygen to the rest of the body
  - twice the risk of dying of heart attacks as do non-smokers
  - up to a four times higher incidence of bladder cancer than non-smokers
* lose their addictions.
* tend to have high blood pressure
  - reach menopause earlier than nonsmokers
### contact:

Contact cement
* Most contact cements require coating the two sides to be bonded and allowing adhesive films to dry.
* is suitable for both porous and nonporous work surfaces
  - the best adhesive to mount laminate to raw plywood

### contact:

Contact dermatitis
* Cause a chemical that act as an allergen to the skin eg.
* Most contact dermatitis is diagnosed by location of the rash.
* affects millions of people.
* can cause considerable discomfort if the skin becomes rough, cracked, and itchy
  - rashes, inflammation, blistering, crusting, and intense itching
  - develop when the first contact occurs or after years of use or exposure
* common clinical dermatological problem in hairdressers
  - problem that affects millions of people
* condition that results in red, sore, or inflamed skin.
* develops right after touching the offending substance.
* is an allergic reaction of the skin to some substance
  - altered state of skin reactivity induced by exposure to an external agent
  - example of a type IV reaction
  - inflammation of the skin that happens when a substance touches the skin
  - inflammatory response by the skin to an outside irritant or allergen
  - caused by external substances irritating the skin
  - common in saw filers and tool grinders
  - diseases
  - due to either allergic reaction or, more commonly, irritant exposure
  - eczema
  - one of the major occupational diseases
  - probably the most commonly encountered immunologic disease by dermatologists
  - the most common effect in humans from nickel exposure
  - what is typically seen with allergic reactions to chemicals
* occurs at all ages, whereas atopic dermatitis is most often a problem in kids
  - following contact with a noxious material
  - in a small number of patients and responds promptly to topical steroids
* rash that is caused by direct skin contact with certain substances.
* relatively common condition, and can be caused by many substances.
* result of a chemical or mechanical reaction causing injury to the skin.

Electrical contact
* draw off the freed and separated electrons to create a flow of electric current.
* is contact
### contact:

Skin contact
* Some skin contact triggers inflammatory reaction.
* can also cause an allergic skin rash
  - rash or skin irritation
* can cause defatting of the skin and solvents can penetrate the skin in to the body
  - dermatitis
* can cause irritation and even burns
  - that results in itchiness, redness, pain, blisters, and peeling
  - irritation, especially under the finger nails
* can cause severe irritation or burns with redness, swelling, and blistering
  - moderate irritation, defatting or dermatitis
  - redness, swelling, burns with blistering, and corrosion
  - ulceration of the skin
* can result in burns or poisoning
  - contact dermatitis
* causes eczematous dermatitis in humans
  - peeling and redness of the skin
* is crucial to a baby's healthy development
  - most likely to happen as people fill their tanks with gasoline
* is the most common way to be exposed
  - prevalent exposure from oil spill cleanup operations
* leads to inflammation and swelling.
* potential problem and source of exposure to corrosive or toxic chemicals.
* results in localized cracking and inflammation.
* results in painful deep seated burns that are slow to heal
  - deep-seated burns that are slow to heal

Social contact
* appears to improve old people s lives.
* are necessary parts of the networks used to find professional jobs.
* is of prime importance for the well being of everyone including the mentally ill.
* synchronizes free-running activity rhythms of diurnal palm squirrels.

### contact-less smart card:

Octopus card
* contact-less smart card.
+ MTR, Fares and tickets: Rapid transit systems :: Hong Kong
  * The price of using MTR is very low. Octopus card is a contact-less smart card.

### contagious:

Depressive mood
* are contagious.
* can result in wasting enormous amounts of time and energy.

Infected infant
* Most infected infants become carriers.
* are contagious.
* can develop respiratory and eye infections.

Positive attitude
* can help to uplift the life of a disabled.
* contributes to academic success
  - relative success
* create positive situations.
* develop when food preparation and mealtimes are pleasant and fun experiences.
* help everyone get the most out of life.
* means that parents are worried and reacting adequately towards the problem.
* produce positive thoughts, and their offspring of positive results in action.
### container | auto:

Ambulance
* are cars
  - life or death for many people
* are used for drives
  - rushs
  - transport
  * are sent out by emergency medical dispatchers.
* cause injuries.
* do crash and have high morbidity and mortality per mile traveled.
  - bumpers
  - cabs
  - mirrors
  - seats
  - ceilings
  - fan belts
* includes gasoline engines
  - gages
  - tanks
  - head restraint
  - headlamps
  - luggage compartments
  - odometers
  - lines
  - light
  - windshields
* leave driveways.

Auto insurance
* blends several types of coverage into one policy.
* is the most common type of property insurance
  - competitively shopped category of insurance
  - principal scheduled insurance purchased by consumers
* legal requirement in most states.

### container | auto:

Auto theft
* causes economic hardship for victims.
* crime of opportunity.
* dangerous, violent crime.
* is an example of a crime that is reduced by police helicopters
  - offense evidence of which can be concealed on the person
  - largely a big-city crime
  - on the rise nationwide
  - one of the fastest-growing crimes in the nation
* occurs at different times of the day, depending on the setting.
* persistent and prevalent problem.
* serious crime that affects the whole community.
* widespread problem.

### container | auto:

Taxi
* are abundant on all islands
  - horse-drawn carriages, some with beveled glass windows
* are located in airports
  - cities
  - streets
  - train stations
  - numerous in all Turkish cities and recognizable by their yellow color
  - operations
  - reaction
* arrive at residences.
* cause many accidents.
* have an important role to play in urban public transport.
* includes accelerators
  - air bags
  - auto accessories
* includes automobile batteries
  - trunks
  - backs
  - bases
* includes brake bands
  - systems
  - bumper guards
  - bumpers
* includes car batteries
  - doors
  - mirrors
  - wheels
  - cylinder blocks
  - emergency brakes
  - engine blocks
  - fans
* includes fuel gauges
  - indicators
  - fulcrums
* includes gas gages
  - tanks
  - gear levers
  - glove compartments
  - hand brakes
  - hinges
  - hood ornaments
  - horn buttons
  - horns
  - hubs
  - infrastructures
  - luggage compartments
  - odometers
* includes petrol engines
  - poppets
  - power trains
* includes rear lamps
  - roof peaks
  - room light
  - seat belts
  - second gear
  - sections
  - speedometers
  - suspension systems
* includes tail fins
  - thermostats
  - transmission systems
  - voltage regulators
  - walls
  - wipers
* use meters and charge by time and distance traveled.
### container | tank:

Septic tank
* are living systems
  - located in ground
* can also increase nitrate levels.
* can leak nitrates, bacteria and chemicals into the groundwater
  - bacteria, and chemicals into ground water
* collect waste water, which then flows into a drain field and seeps into the soil
* do a good job of breaking down sewage because of bacteria.
* have human waste.
* provide very little cleansing of wastewater before discharging water into the ground.
* require a longer time to process sewage than do aerobic waste treatment facilities.

Underground tank
* are especially susceptible to problems because of their corrosive environment.
* can leak and contaminate soil and groundwater.

Water tank
* Some water tanks have surface areas.
* are accessible to insects and small animals.

Trash container
* are located in alleys
  - backyards
  - kitchens
  - offices
  - restaurants
  - streets
  - used for garbage
* come in three sizes.

### container:

Tray
* are located in hospitals
  - receptacles
* contain cold water
* have compartments
  - separate compartments
* hold materials.
* includes sections.
+ Ice cube, Ice cube tray: Water :: Drinks
  * Ice cube trays are designed to be filled with water, then put in a freezer until the water freezes to ice, thus creating ice cubes. Trays are often flexible, so the ice cubes can be removed easily by flexing the tray. Another design is an aluminum tray with a lever that raises the ice cubes up, moving them off of the tray. A motorized kind of this is in most automatic ice-making freezers.

Trike
* are an outgrowth of the hang glider sport.
* flying is popular in Europe.

Trough
* Some troughs have weather.
* are a great place to grow alpine plants away from the larger border plants
  - depressions
  - natural things
  - receptacles
* bring cloudy and rainy weather.
* only happen during depressionary periods.
* provide water for birds and pets.
* represent dips in the contours that are pushed toward the equator.

### container | trough:

Swale
* are one of the most commonly used stormwater practices
  - shallow ditches or depressions in the landscape that capture the water run-off
  - troughs
* collect th e rain water, soil run-off and detritus washing off of the land.
* help move water off our roads - which preserves roadways and reduce flood hazards.
* usually carry flows only during or immediately after rainfall or snowmelt events.

### container | trough | swale:

Grassed swale
* are shallow, channeled grassed depressions through which runoff is conveyed.
* can remove small amounts of pollutants such as nutrients and heavy metals.
### container | vessel | bath:

Public bath
* are places where one can take a hot bath as well as shower for a charge.
* provide weekly social and sanitary functions in Tunisian towns.

Warm bath
* can help relieve pain and inflammation
  - with aches and pains, and relax muscles
  - sooth and relax, providing needed relief to aching muscles and joints
* open the pores and thus aid in the elimination of impurities.
* relax muscles, while cool baths stimulate the body.
### container | vessel:

Boiler
* Is the part of a power plant in which water is heated and vaporized to steam.
* Some boilers are part of mosques
  - skyscrapers
  - can use more than one type of fuel
  - heat the steam even hotter than the boiling point temperature
* also are large users of water.
* are part of heating systems
  - steam engines
* can heat water with natural gas, propane, electricity or wood.
* emit almost no SOx because they use kerosene.
* have power.
* heat water or steam that circulates through pipes to radiators or baseboards.
* includes brims
  - sections
* produce hot water or steam to distribute to heating coils.
* provide hot water and steam to serve heat and process needs.
* spew out carbon dioxide, while incinerators contribute chemicals.

Bottle
* Feeding Use an iron-containing infant formula according to directions.
* aging takes place after the wine is bottled.
* caps game like cork ball or what today is called fuzz ball.
* caps, crowns and closures represent an important part of the packaging steel market.

### container | vessel | bottle:

Beer bottle
* Most beer bottles have long narrow tops.
* are bottles.

Blue bottle
* Blue Bottles reproduce sexually.
* are jellyfish with long tentacles that can sting swimmers.
* breed and are attracted to dead and decaying animals.

Bottle conditioning
* allows yeasts to remain in the beer after it is bottled.
+ Shelf life, Example, Beer processing: Foods
  * Bottle conditioning allows yeasts to remain in the beer after it is bottled. This helps prevent some oxidation of the beer.

Decanter
* are also useful for aerating young, tannic reds
  - containers
* are located in bars
  - breweries
  - chemistry labs
  - restaurants
  - never as airtight as glass bottles
  - used for wine
* come in a myriad of shapes.

### container | vessel | bottle:

Flask
* Most flasks consist of flasks.
* Some flasks contain food
  - fill with water
* Some flasks have more than one neck and opening at the top
  * A 'flask' type of container made of glass. They are a common piece of apparatus used in laboratories. Their shape depends on what they are used for, but they usually consist of a wider body, which contains the materials, and a more narrow neck with an opening at the top. The opening is the way to insert materials into the body. Some flasks have more than one neck and opening at the top.
  * are used to contain substances. They can be used to heat the substance inside of them. There are many different types of laboratory flasks. They differ in their shape and what they are used for
* are located in chemistry labs
  - cupboards
  - pockets
  - science labs
  - wine racks
  - software
  - storage devices
* are used for drinking
  - liquids
  - very important for trading and carrying waters
* have liquids.
Contraceptive
* All contraceptives fail, some quite often.
* Most contraceptives are highly effective if used correctly.
* also cause abortions through their failures.
* are devices
  - legal but inaccessible
* are located in drawers
  - drug stores
  - health centers
  - pharmacies
  - vaginas
  - part of good overall healthcare
  - pills
  - used for birth control
* cost less than services related to pregnancy.
* when used properly are highly cost effective and can result in significant savings.

Contraceptive device
* means an instrument or article for the prevention of conception.
* prevent fertilization or implantation of the ovum.

### contraceptive:

Barrier contraceptive
* Most barrier contraceptives are simple to use and are available without a prescription.
* are devices that provide a mechanical barrier between the sperm and the egg.

Cervical cap
* are contraceptives
  - similar, but are much smaller
  - smaller and fit more tightly to the cervix than does a diaphragm
* is like the diaphragm but is smaller.
* small cap made of soft rubber.

Hormonal contraceptive
* All hormonal contraceptives contain a progestogen, either alone or in combination with an estrogen.
* can cause edema or fluid retention
  - mood lability
* have both beneficial and harmr ful side effects.
* slow down the transport of an embryo or egg in the Fallopian tube.

Intrauterine device
* Most intrauterine devices are flexible plastic devices which are placed within the uterus.
  - small plastic devices that a health care provider places in the uterus
* contains both estrogens and progesterone.
### contraceptive:

Oral contraceptive
* All oral contraceptives can cause weight gain
  - have some side effects
* Decreases manganese in blood.
* Many oral contraceptives are effective.
* Some oral contraceptives are high in estrogen.
* appear to be associated with an increased incidence of mental depression
  - decrease the risk
* are extremely efficient in preventing unwanted pregnancies
  - for sale during regular business hours
* are highly effective for pregnancy prevention
  - less effective
  - of no value in the prevention or treatment of venereal disease
* are only available in clinics and pharmacies
  - under the mail order program
  - safe
  - subject to the prescription drug benefit as outlined above
* are the initial treatment for hirsutism caused by ovarian hyperandrogenism
  - only prescription available freely to anyone
  - useful by themselves and in conjunction with spironolactone
* are very effective in preventing pregnancy in a sexually active woman
  - safe for young women
* can also increase the bioavailability and half-life of caffeine
  - reduce ovarian cancer risk
  - be useful for women with heavy menstrual bleeding
  - help prevent endometriosis from spreading in women with mild cases
  - reduce endometrial cancer risk
  - speed up the metabolism of certain other drugs
* contain both a synthetic estrogen and a progesterone
  - estrogen and regulate the menstrual cycle
  - hormones that prevent the ovaries from releasing an egg
* contain two hormones, a progestin and an estrogen
  - synthetically produced female hormones, estrogen and progesterone
* continue to be one of the most effective reversible methods of birth control.
* do cause depression and fatigue in some women.
* elevate core temperature and heart rate during exercise in the heat.
* eliminate breast pain for some women
  - mittelschmerz, because they prevent ovulation
* enhance effect of Valium.
* given in a specific regimen to temporarily stop ovulation and menstruation.
* have a higher failure rate in women who take anti-epileptic drugs
  - little adverse effect on the liver in most women
  - three mechanisms of action
* help with prevention.
* help women with acne by reducing the levels of androgens that are causative
  - menorrhagia by regulating and lessening the menstrual flow
* increase alcohol absorption
  - vitamin A concentrations
* increases copper level in body.
* prevent ovulation and therefore prevent the luteal phase from occurring
* provide a continuous low level of hormone which relieves the pelvic pain
  - no protection against lower tract RTIs
* raise blood pressure in some women.
* suppress natural hormone production
  - the pituitary-produced hormones that stimulate the ovaries
* turn off ovulation and can therefore substantially relieve menstrual cramping.
* use and breast cancer risk among African-American women.
* work by preventing the ovaries from ovulating, or releasing eggs.

Pessary
* Pessaries are devices that are placed in the vagina and add support to the bladder and urethra.
* Pessaries come in a variety of shapes and sizes, so a woman can be properly fitted
  - shapes, sizes, and materials
  - many shapes and sizes
### controversial issue:

Animal cruelty
* All animal cruelty concern because it is wrong to cause another living creature to suffer.
* controversial issue.
* crime in all fifty states.
* is frequent and widespread
  - harmeds
  - punished according to the severity of the offense
  - recognized as an indicator of other forms of violence
* third degree felony in Florida.

### controversial public policy:

Bilingual education
* allows children to learn English and prevents their falling behind academically
  - parents to actively participate in their children's education
* controversial public policy.
* demonstrated failure at teaching English.
* fraud perpetrated against Hispanic youngsters.
* helps to create an educated workforce.
* is important because their language is their culture
  - language apartheid
  - made up of different kinds of programs and levels
  - simply the use of two languages for instruction
  - the use of two languages for instruction, English and native language
* term which means different things to different people.
* uses two languages as the media of instruction.

Gastric decontamination
* is controversial.
* remains a highly controversial area in the management of poisoned patients.

Prophylactic antibiotic
* are controversial.
* is essential to guard against subacute bacterial endocarditis.

Controversy
* Controversies exist about whether headache is one disorder or many.
* Much controversy exists about fat, cholesterol and heart disease.
* Much controversy exists about the role of dietary fat and breast cancer
  - use of estrogen and breast cancer
  - on whether antibiotics inactivate oral contraceptives
  - over animal testing especially with nicotine and tobacco products
  - regarding the possible role of Vitamin E in protection against sunburn
  - surrounds the extent to which sugars and starch promote obesity
* Some controversies exist regarding liver transplantation for alcoholic liver disease.
* Some controversy exists over the treatment of adenocarcinoma in situ
  - remains over the sexual transmission of bacterial vaginosis
  - surrounds the risk factor of high blood pressure in vegetarians
* also exists regarding the effect of sex hormones on esophageal muscle function.
* exists about the role of macrophages in the pathogenesis of alveolar proteinosis
  - on the role of dietary fat on the promotion of breast cancer
* exists over the effects of metritis and endometritis on fertility in cattle
  - whether adenocarcinoma has a poorer outlook than squamous cell cancers
* is human activities
  - often detrimental to someone's image and career, especially film makers
* surrounds the birth of babies who carry the genes of two mothers and one father.

### conversions:

Dressing
* Identify the basic types of salad dressings.
* Some dressings are high in carbohydrates and sugar.
* are conversions
  - covering
  - handling
  - located in refrigerators
* are medical care
  - treatments
  - movings
  - one of the largest sources of fat when people eat out
  - sauces
### cook:

Roaster
* are chickens
  - cooks
  - critics
  - pans
* use an external source of heat, usually gas.

### cool dense air:

High pressure
* Most high pressure affects weight
  - combines with moisture
  - impacts soil strength
* Some high pressure contributes to death.
* Some high pressure is produced by shock waves
  - strong shock waves
* Some high pressure leads to cardiovascular diseases
  - heart diseases
* allow more atoms per unit volume.
* allows water to stay solid at much higher temperatures.
* brings clear skies and sunny days, allowing maximum heating of the Earth's surface.
* can also damage toilet valves and other devices connected to the plumbing
  - cause reflux and kidney damage
  - damage the optic nerve
* causes air to sink, preventing clouds and rain from forming
  - brain damage
* continues to dominate all levels of the atmosphere over Florida.
* contributes to shortness of breath.
* develops over land and low pressure is over water
  - the cooler land and low pressure develops over the warmer water
* dominates all levels of the atmosphere over Florida
  - in the polar regions because the air is very cold and dense
* forms over land due to weaker winter radiation.
* influences physiology.
* is cool dense air
  - needed to force so much oxygen into the water
  - red, low pressure in green or blue
  - situated across most of the eastern third of the nation
  - thus valuable for the synthesis of novel or technologically useful solids
* leads to stable air conditions.
* leaks frequently ignite spontaneously and burn with a colorless flame.
* means falling air, which condition minimizing cloud formation
  - high temperature, so down deep the in atmosphere, Jupiter is very hot
* moves in a clockwise rotation spreading out as it rotates.
* occurs by air aloft sinking down and compressing
  - when air is sinking
  - where air descends
* produces sinking air.
* pushes salt water through a membrane
  - the air towards low pressure
* results in temperature increases.
* varies the interatomic distance in solids and liquids.