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Vessel
* All vessels create waves, or a wake, as they pass through water
  - have nerves to control their caliber
* Many vessels found around the world represent life in that many hold food and other resources.
* Most vessels carry blood
  - oxygen
  - cause suction from their propellers and create stern wakes
  - collect fluid
  - conduct heat
  - consist of layers
* Most vessels contain fluid
  - lymphatic fluid
* Most vessels have capillaries
  - protective effects
  - move blood
  - pump blood
* Most vessels supply heart muscles
  - use seawater to remove heat from vessel systems
* Some vessels affect blood pressure
* Some vessels are caused by pressure
  - made of metal
* Some vessels are near skin surfaces
  - become blood
  - bring blood
* Some vessels carry calcium
  - cause renal damage
  - collect water
  - connect arteries
  - consist of tubes
* Some vessels contain blood
  - fibrin thrombi
  - holy water
  - deliver blood
  - fill with wax
  - form scars
* Some vessels have a high protruding endothelium, e.g., fetal stem arteries
  - smaller engines that help move the ship from side to side
  - sound systems to enable passengers to hear the whales sing
  - now use ice at sea, and fish is often transported on ice
  - pass through umbilical cord
  - regulate nutrition
* Some vessels supply brain structures
  - intestine walls
* Some vessels support horny sheaths
  - thin sheaths
* Some vessels surround pancreases
  - renal tubules
* Some vessels transport excess fluid
  - intestinal fluid
* are also thick-walled, dead, hollow cells, but lack end walls
  - boats
  - capable of bottle water
  - containers
  - crafts
* are located in bodies
  - harbors
  - homes
  - human bodies
  - oceans
  - ports
  - streets
  - part of bodies
* are the greenest form of transportation
  - most numerous and varied types of ceramics
  - tube-like cells that conduct water through perforations in their end walls
* are used for floats
  - movings
  - piloting
  - shipping
  - watercrafts
  - wider and better at conducting water than the tracheids
* can run under a tissue from one point of view or over a tissue from another point of view.
  - water in the xylem
  - tortuous arteries and veins
* constrict inside the chamber and an overdose of oxygen can damage the lungs.
* containing liquid nitrogen can condense oxygen from air.
* essentially surround the follicle and are filled with red blood cells.
  - perivascular accumulation of lymphocytes, macrophages, plasma cells
  - prominant walls, and interstitial endocrine cells are more obvious
* includes brims
* show the same types of differentiation in wall thickening that are found in tracheids.
  - hearts
* supplying the nephron are afferent arterioles.
* use in production.

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Autoclave
* are vessels.
* stay hot if door is kept closed.
* use a steam sterilization process to kill bacteria and pathogens in medical waste.

Basin
* forms a natural channel for the regional flow of westerly winds from the Great Basin.
+ Big Horn County, Wyoming, Cities in Big Horn County, Basin: Wyoming counties
  * Basin is near the Big Horn river. It had 1,239 people living in it at the 2000 census.

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Bidet
* are basins.
* are located in hotel rooms
  - hotels
  - machines
* are used for amusement
  - personal hygiene
  - washings

Birdbath
* Most birdbaths attract birds.
* Some birdbaths come with built in heaters
  - fill with moss
* are a necessity to maintain a healthy, happy bird
  - located in lawns
* includes brims
  - sections
* vary greatly in price.
* work too, but have obvious hazards.