ontocord/MixtureVitae-genericsKB huggingface dataset:
### absorbed poorly:

Green light
* are good to use when healing.
* arises in regions where the gas is doubly ionized.
* carries the most energy of any color.
* has a shorter wavelength than orange light
  - wavelength of about
  - higher frequency than the red light
  - properties totally unique in the natural world
* is absorbed poorly
  - emitted when oxygen ions acquire electrons from the surrounding gas
  - green
  - higher energy than purple light
  - least effective to plants as most plants reflect green light and absorb very little
  - light waves
  - permission
  - reflected or transmitted, as is far-red light
  - right in the middle of the visible light spectrum
  - traffic light
  - transmitted through while the red and blue light is absorbed

### abstract concept:

Absolute
* are abstraction
  - highly concentrated, entirely alcohol-soluble perfume material
* are the beginning of justice
  - framework for perceiving truth
  - words such as all, none, always, never, and every
* cause an intense emotional reaction, either positive or negative, in most people.
* exist as concepts.
* exist, and what is right, the truth, many times is known.
* is abstraction
### abstract concept | right:

Aboriginal right
* are rights for aboriginal people, guaranteed by the Constitution
  - the rights of Aboriginal peoples
* influence economic development.

Animal right
* capitalizes on public confusion.
* catchphrase akin to human rights.
* clearly defined ideological concept.
* is based on a concern for individual creatures foremost
  - the philosophic attempt to better that humanity
  - usually the first step that children take in being involved in the environment
* means an end to all cures for diseases
  - animals first
  - dramatic social changes for humans and nonhumans alike
* philosophical viewpoint.

Constitutional right
* are legal rights defined in law and protected by an independent judiciary
* protect and create equality for all citizens before the law.

Equal right
* are the recognition that each citizen is equal to each other.
* is about equal access and equal opportunities
  - deem sectarian and bigotry is labelled as secular

Group right
* are the negation of individual rights.
* promote differences and stereotypes.
### abuse | racism:

Antisemitism
* comes in various forms.
* generic term which signifies a singular attitude to a particular group of people.
* has a long and unpleasant history in many Arab countries.
* is exactly the same as delousing
  - frightening to the world, for the world, and for all peoples
  - the oldest form of racism
* natural reaction.

Environmental racism
* has a long, disturbing history in the United States.
* is an idea that's been kicking around greenie circles for a while
  - the residual waste of social racism
* refers to racial discrimination in environmental policy and planning.

White racism
* causes black teen pregnancies
  - blacks to do poorly academically
  - the staggering homicide rate among young black men
* has a negative impact on many people of color.
* leads blacks to abuse drugs.
* leads to blacks having a disproportionate amount of earwax than other ethnic groups
  - mass murder

### abysmal regression:

Subversion
* are guilty of writing, referring to and defending articles abusive to anarchists.
* carries the death penalty in Indonesia.
* crime in China.
* is an abysmal regression.
* works against structures of power, authority, exploitation, servitude, and hierarchy.
  * ' means trying to break the established order of a society. Subversion works against structures of power, authority, exploitation, servitude, and hierarchy. A 'subversive' is something or someone that has some possibility of turning against an organization or system.
+ Apache Subversion: Internet :: Free software
  * Subversion allows other developers to view the code easily.
+ Subversion, Laws, China: Society
  * Subversion is a crime in China. These laws describe behavior that can be a threat to national security. China has prosecuted many dissidents using these laws. Articles 105 and 111 are used the most often to silence political dissent. Article 105 makes it a crime to organize, make a secret plan, work against the national order, or tell rumors to make people fight the national order or overthrow the socialist system. Article 111 prohibits stealing, secretly collecting, purchasing, or illegally providing state secrets or intelligence to an organization, institution, or personnel outside the country.
### academic discipline | algebra:

Linear algebra
* has many applications - in engineering, science, and social science.
* is about vector spaces, matrices, and linear transformations
  - an important component of undergraduate mathematics
  - both theoretical and applied mathematics
  - essential to the theory of differential equations
  - part of algebra
* is the basis for analyzing situations in which there is more than one unknown
  - math of shaped collections of numbers
  - study of vectors, matrices and linear transformations
* provides a basis for wide areas of mathematics.
* provides the methods necessary to analyze unwieldy systems
  - tools for organizing mathematics in higher dimensions
* runs into difficulties for spaces with infinite dimension.
* shows up in many other engineering disciplines.
* studies the theory of abstract vector spaces and linear transformations.
* talks about functions , which are often called transformations.
* tool in almost every area of advanced mathematics.
* uses a system of notation for describing system behavior, called a matrix
* wide field with many applications.
+ Determinant
  * Linear algebra uses matrices. In that context, a 'determinant' is a mathematical function that allows to associate certain matrices with a scalar. Only square matrices have determinants. That is to say that the matrix needs to have the same number of columns as it has rows.
  * Linear algebra uses a system of notation for describing system behavior, called a matrix. For the previous example, the coefficients of the equations can be stored in a coefficient matrix.
+ Eigenvalues and eigenvectors: Basic physics ideas :: Linear algebra
  * Linear algebra talks about functions, which are often called transformations. The vector may change its length, or become null. The value of the change in length of the vector is known as 'eigenvalue'.

Process algebra
* is used to model concurrent systems, of which music good example.
* new part of computer science.

Vector algebra
* is algebra.
* is used extensively in equilibrium analysis of structures and machines
  - in the analysis
  - to treat problems in two and three dimensions
### account:

Bank account
* are a familiar form of joint accounts
* are financial accounts
  - assets
  - like toothpaste
* can also have a domestic bank account identifier.
* depend on credit creation and government guarantees.
* is an account
+ International Bank Account Number, Administration: Finance :: ISO standards
  * Bank accounts can also have a domestic bank account identifier. The domestic bank account identifier in the United Kingdom is the sort code and bank account number. From February 2014 all banks within the European Union must use an IBAN instead of a domestic bank account identifier for transactions that use the euro.

### account:

Historical account
* indicate cannibalism was widespread at Jamestown during the winter.
* reveal that social capital facilitated involvement in the collective action.
* tell of the existence of nerds during the Greek and Roman empires.
* tend to merge with myths and legends.
+ Starving Time: Virginia :: Cannibalism :: History of the United States
  * Only 10 percent of Jane's remains have been recovered by researchers. Historical accounts indicate cannibalism was widespread at Jamestown during the winter. Modern historians were reluctant to credit these accounts without other evidence.

Variable account
* are professionally managed portfolios much like mutual funds.
* offer the risks and rewards of investing in the stock market.
### acid:

Aristolochic acid
* cause cancer in rats and mutations in bacteria and mammals.
* is also chronically toxic to the digestive tract and is carcinogenic
* potent carcinogen and nephrotoxin found in certain plants and botanicals

Battery acid
* can cause serious burns
  - eye injuries
* is acid
  - an example of a corrosive
  - highly corrosive
  - recovered to use in reconditioning chargeable batteries
  - the electrolyte in most batteries

Behenic acid
* cholesterol-raising saturated fatty acid in humans.
* is chemical compounds.
* long chain saturate which is rather poorly absorbed.

### acid:

Benzoic acid
* are more toxic to soybeans than phenoxy's with leaves turned up.
* can also cause allergies.
* common food preservative.
* consists of a carboxyl group attached to a benzene ring.
* is carboxylic acid
  - extracted from an organic compound
  - highly flammable
  - known to stimulate olfactory receptor cells in trichoid sensilla of females
* natural complement to it.
* occurs naturally in cherry bark, raspberries, tea, anise and cassia bark.
* rides On stinking urine tides.
* stronger acid than phenol.
+ Solvent extraction: Chemistry
  * Benzoic acid is extracted from an organic compound. All of this is done in a diluted soilution of Sodium bicarbonate. Benzoic acid is converted to Sodium benzoate.
### acid:

Chlorogenic acid
* health villain suspected of causing intestinal cancers.
* is chemical compounds
  - one of the allergens which coffee shares with oranges

Clavulanic acid
* chemical sometimes added to a semisynthetic penicillin preparation.
* is drugs.
* potent inactivator of beta-lactamases.
* reaches levels sufficient to inhibit beta- lactamase.

Elenolic acid
* has a very wide anti-viral spectrum.
* is very virucidal.

Excess acid
* Some excess acid is deposited in connective tissue
* accumulates in the body and can damage organs like the liver or pancreas.
* can eat through the protective lining and damage the stomach.

Ferulic acid
* is also a natural source for the ultraviolet light UV protection.
* strong membrane antioxidant in people.
### acid:

Hydroflouric acid
* can cause extreme damage to the exygen sensor, catalyst and exhaust system.
* is highly corrosive and can eat away at lung tissue.

Hydrogen chloride
* Most hydrogen chloride released into the air by natural sources comes from volcanoes.
* is acid

Hydroxycitric acid
* is extracted from the pericarp of Garcinia cambogia.
* slows the deposition of fat from carbohydrates.

Hypoiodous acid
* is unstable to disproportionation
  - very unstable
+ Hypoiodous acid, Properties: Acids :: Iodine compounds
  * Hypoiodous acid is very unstable. It easily disproportionates to iodine and iodic acid. It is a disinfectant and oxidizing agent.
### acid:

Periodic acid
* is acid
  - found as a colorless solution
+ Periodic acid, Properties: Iodine compounds :: Acids
  * Periodic acid is found as a colorless solution. It is a strong oxidizing agent, like perchloric acid. It breaks down when heated to iodine pentoxide and oxygen, as well as water. It does not form I2O7. It is found as HIO4 in dilute solution and H5IO6 in concentrated solution. When H5IO6 is heated, it turns into HIO4.
### acid | phenol:

Cresol
* are a widely occurring natural and manufactured group of chemicals.
* smell like medicine.

Resorcinol
* are chemical compounds
  - phenols
* can withstand a wide range of useful temperatures when cured.
* contains solvents which evaporate.
* high value additive used in the manufacture of tyres.
* is also strong and has moderate gap-filling properties
  - an effective anti-septic also found in ointments to treat infections and rashes
  - the primary agent for bonding steel belts to the rubber in steel-belted radial tires
  - water-soluble and readily conjugated and eliminated

Tannic acid
* acts as an astringent.
* can help in the formation of blood clots.
* constricts blood vessels.
* forms in the leaf.
* gives the acorns their bitter taste.
* imparts a bitter taste.
* is an astringent that helps proteins solidify
  - believed to work well
  - one of the main economic products obtained from galls
  - used to denature mite allergens in carpeting
* neutralizes the allergens in dust mite and animal dander.
* precipitates it completely from aqueous solution
### act | actuation:

Drive
* are capable of streets
  - devices
  - journeys
* are located in golf courses
  - mechanisms
  - medical conditions
  - motivated by the goal of cruises
  - propulsion
  - returns
  - roads
  - traits
  - transportation
* are used for storing information
  - use computers
* born of passion in matters of public policy positive attribute of good citizenship.
* is an actuation
* start with walks.
* supply the energy necessary for behavior.
* use electric motors to spin disks and require power directly from the power supply.
+ RAID, Problems with RAID, Linked failures: Storage devices
  * In practice, however, the drives were often bought together. Many drives fail because of mechanical problems. The older a drive is, the more worn are its mechanical parts. Mechanical parts that are old are more likely to fail than those that are younger. This means that drive failures are no longer statistically independent. In practice, there is a chance that a second disk will also fail before the first has been recovered. This means that data loss can occur at significant rates, in practice.

### act | actuation | drive:

Blood drive
* Blood Drives register donors, serve refreshments, or label empty containers.
* are a convenient way for people to make a donation during work or school hours
  - meetings
* can honor patients who have used large amounts of blood during their treatments.

Direct drive
* Many direct drive rotating motors use hall-sensors for sensing rotating speed.
* means that the propeller is bolted to, and turns at the same speed as, the crankshaft.
### act | actuation | drive | firewall:

Personal firewall
* Most personal firewalls provide an activity log to alert the user to attempted intrusions.
* attempt to protect PCs from various malicious network activities.
* protect ports from being displayed to Internet scanners.

### act | actuation | drive:

Flash drive
* are used to store any type of data file, or to move data from one computer to another.
* can hold a large amount of information and they are used worldwide.
* use little power , compared to hard drives and have no moving parts.
+ USB flash drive, Good points and bad points, Cons
  * Flash drives are small and are easily lost or left behind. This can cause problems of data security
  - bad points, Pros
  * Flash drives are quite. They are not damaged by scratches and dust. This makes them a good choice to move data from one place to another.
  * Some flash drives can keep the data, even if they are put in water. Some data may even survive the washing machine, but this is not a designed feature, and people should not rely on it. Leaving the flash drive out to dry completely before allowing current to run through it has been known to result in a working drive with no future problems.
  * Flash drives are available in large sizes. Currently at the start of 2010, the largest size publicly available is 256 gigabytes. This will increase as the technology gets better.
  * Flash drives use little power, compared to hard drives and have no moving parts. They are small and easy to carry
  - bad points, Security issues
  * Flash drives can hold a large amount of information and they are used worldwide. Many users store information on them that is personal, or that should be protected. For this reason, more and more flash drives offer  biometrics or encryption to control the access to this data. Users can install passwords on to their flash drives so that when a user tries to open it, the computer prompts the user, to enter a  password before they can begin using the device. These programs have proved useful in securing data on flash drives
+ USB flash drive, Uses, As a personal data store/transport: Storage devices
  - Backup
  * Flash drives are cheaper than many other backup systems
  - Brand and product promotion
  * Flash drives are very cheap to produce. So, they are sometimes used to promote a product. At most technical trade fairs, many exhibitors will promote their products by giving away free drives

Floppy drive
* Most floppy drives use a slightly smaller power connector than the other drives.
* accept the insertion of a floppy disk into the computer.
* are a simple example of magnetic storage
  - disk drives
  - much slower than hard drives
  - part of a larger category of storage products called removable media drives
* operate very slowly.
* rotate the floppy on a spindle, which is driven by some motor.

Food drive
* are also an important way of helping out the poor.
* can ameliorate hunger.
### act | actuation | drive:

Hard drive
* Hard Drives are preferred places to store files.
* are also a factor in high case temperature
  - located in computers
  - mechanical devices that can take several seconds to come up to full speed
  - moving parts, they break
  - used by computers to store data
* can, however, contain disks.
* die with age.
* have magnetic metal oxides deposited on rigid metal disks for recording data.
* provide the data storage on which all modern computers depend.
* store large amounts of data.
* use magnetic storage media.
* vary greatly in the amount of data they can store.
* wear out over time, they draw lots of power and get very hot.
+ Computer, Computers and waste: Tools
  * Very often, they are thrown away within two or three years, because newer programs require a more powerful computer. This makes the problem worse, so computer recycling happens a lot. Many projects try to send working computers to developing nations so they can be re-used and will not become waste as quickly, as most people do not need to run new programs. Some computer parts, such as hard drives, can break easily. When these parts end up in the landfill, they can put poisonous chemicals like lead into the ground water. Hard drives can also contain secret information like credit card numbers. If the hard drive is not erased before being thrown away, an identity thief can get the information off of the hard drive, even if the drive doesn't work, and use it to steal money from the previous owner's bank account.
+ Western Digital: American technology companies :: 1970 establishments
  * They make hard drives. Hard drives are used by computers to store data.

Zip drive
* are also useful for transporting large files
  - essential for backing up or transporting medium sized amounts of data
  - located in desks.
  * can transmit data to the computer in various ways. Internal drives have been made with IDE and SCSI interfaces. External drives can use SCSI, parallel port or USB interface

Ejection
* are a part of baseball.
* begins as pressure in the ventricle exceeds that of the aorta and the aortic valve opens.
* is an actuation

Jump
* are descents
  - illegal in ice dancing
  - increases
  - motivated by the goal of scareds
  - propulsion
  - singles
  - the most common cause of spinal injuries among snowboarders
  - transitions
* cause jumps.
* come in many shapes and sizes.
* is an actuation

### act | actuation | pull:

Extirpation
* appears to be primarily the result of riparian habitat loss.
* is pull
  - the loss of a population, or loss of a species from a particular geographic region
* means the species no longer exists in the wild in Canada, but occurs elsewhere.
### act | group action | due process | demurrer:

Entrapment
* are defense.
* compresses the nerve, causing pain, burning and tingling on the sole of the foot.
* generally occur at the interface between moving and stationary objects.
* involves pressure on the nerve where it passes through a narrow structure.
* occurs when an individual was induced into the criminal act by a law enforcement officer.

Dispossession
* due process
* persistent theme of African-American life and literature.
* refers primarily to loss of land.

Foreclosure
* are at an all time high in California
  - proceeding
  - simply homes that have been repossessed by the bank or by a government agency
* happens when a lien holder's rights are violated.
* is the legal process by which a county acquires title to a property
  - method by which lenders repossess and dispose of the collateral
* legal process by which a local government takes title to a property.
* occur on other types of property after two years.
### act | rejection:

Chronic rejection
* is characterized by a narrowing and obliteration of the small bronchioles.
* major factor contributing to organ shortage.

Excommunication
* are rejection.
* involves cutting a person off from membership, fellowship, and communion.
* is for heretics and abortionists
  - mandatory for murder and almost always required for incest
  - resorted to only in cases of offenses aggravated by persistent impenitence
* penalty specified in canon law for certain grave offenses.

Expatriation
* general topic associated with leaving one's home country.
* is rejection
  - the voluntary act of relinquishing one's citizenship

Hyperacute rejection
* is thought to be primarily due to activation of the complement system.
* occurs immediately post-operatively and is secondary to preformed antibodies
  - within minutes to hours after renal transplantation
* severe reaction that is seen within minutes of transplantation.

Residency
* is acts
  - an act
  - positions
  - situations
* is the difference between being a medical school graduate and being a doctor
  - district wherein the parent or legal guardian resides
* is the time when they develop both professionally and personally
  - learn the comprehensive responsibility of the physician
* time of transition between life as a student and life as a professional.

Retrieval
* is an act
  - memory
* refer to the actual attempt to obtain the eggs from the ovarian follicles.

Sacrifice
* are concerned with the feelings of devotion and longing
  - conducive to material prosperity and spiritual growth
  - films
  - killing
  - loss
* can include food, drink, tobacco, and human beings.

### act | sacrifice:

Animal sacrifice
* Most animal sacrifices require z'rika, sprinkling the blood.
* are commandments in the Torah
  - common, and belief in the power of black magic is widespread
  - unable to remit sins
* is no more cruel than slaughtering animals for food
  - one of the customary ways of pleasing many of the gods of Nepal
  - practiced at birth, marriage, and death rites
  - rare in Pagan religions

Human sacrifice
* can function, temporarily, as a ley line when power is needed.
* very important part of a ceremony.
### act:

Stop
- endings
  - ends
  - knobs
* are located in busy streets
  - cities
  - motors
  - organs
  - telegram
  - part of organs
  - sounds that are maintained for a very short amount of time
  - stays
* are used for stops
  - waits
* cause stops.

### act | stop:

Bus stop
* are bus stops
  - common tropes in popular culture
* are located in airports
  - towns
  - urban areas
  - part of bus routes
  - transit areas where people stand for shorter periods of time

Checkpoint
* also operate in meiotic cells.
* are regulatory mechanisms that control transitions between cell cycle phases
* maintain integrity.

### act | stop | checkpoint:

Police checkpoint
* are along roads outside the capital.
* contribute to unsafe travel on roads leading out of the city.

Symbolic act
* are merely devices or tools which are used to establish a halakhic change.
* can play an important role in bringing negotiations to a close.

Traveling
* can involve accidents
  - bargaining
  - driving
  - flight delayeds
  - reading
  - scheduling time
  - shopping
  - sightseeings
  - weariness
* causes diarrhea
  - disorientation
  - fatigue
  - fear
  - motion sickness
  - movement
  - movings
  - relocation
* is actions.
* is used for business
  - diplomatic relations
  - education
  - enjoyment
  - entertainment
  - fun
  - relaxation

Unsafe act
* are the result of employees actions that fall into the category of human error.
* cause four times as many accidents as unsafe conditions.
* result from people failing to follow established safety rules and work procedures.

Violent act
* can directly affect the well being of our soldiers, civilians and family members.
* is attempted or committed.
* occur on a continuum of escalating severity.

Wrongdoing
* can and does occur at all levels in organizations, and in all functions.
* is activities
  - an action which is both positive and evil
  - the poison of the soul

Actinide
* are typical metals
  - unstable and undergo radioactive decay
* have similar properties to lanthanides.
### action | chemical action:

Acetylation
* Some acetylations involve terpenes like geraniol.
* chemical action
* is involved in the process of histone assembly into nucleosomes
  - the primary metabolic pathway for sulfonamides
* prevents gel-formation but increases the stabilising and emulsifying effects of pectin.

### action | chemical action | acetylation:

Histone acetylation
* critical step in clearing the way for the transcription initiation complex.
* plays a key role in the regulation of eukaryotic gene expression.

### action | chemical action:

Calcification
* Most calcifications are benign, or normal findings in the breast.
* also helps to prevent grazing since it makes the plant harder to digest.
* appear as dense basophilic clumps
  - white specks on mammograms
* are an entire subject by themselves
  - calcium deposits found within the breast tissue
  - small calcium deposits in the breast that are found by mammography
* are tiny mineral deposits within the breast tissue or breast arteries
  - specks of calcium that are clustered together
* can be benign or malignant
  - occur
* contributes to the loss of elasticity of the arterial wall.
* is also an important component of vascular tissue
  - an indirect marker of atherosclerosis or hardening of the arteries
  - chemical processes
  - common in the prairie grasslands
  - common, is usually linear, thin and peripheral
  - demonstrated in a minority of patients with thymoma
  - illnesses
  - inaction
  - medical conditions
  - rare
  - seen only in a minority of patients
  - stained red and cartilage is stained blue
* is the dominant soil-forming process in semiarid regions
  - process, if indeed soil forming even occurs
  - very common, typically associated with the rupture of the keratinous cysts
* make tissues stiffer, leading to cracking.
* occasionally are visible.
* occurs causing reduced cooling efficiency.
* often extends through the wall of the heart
* sign of placental aging.
* tends to occur in the wrong tissues, with accelerated calcification of arteries.
* then stops, and osteoid material accumulates around the capillaries of the diaphysis.

### action | chemical action | calcification:

Coronary calcification
* can be an indicator of atherosclerosis.
* occurs before there significant blockage of a vessel.

Dystrophic calcification
* can also take place, giving rise to a white chalky appearance.
* common feature.
* fancy way of saying calcium deposit that is benign in origin.
* occurs as a result of tissue injury and necrosis.
* result of tissue necrosis.

Metastatic calcification
* is common.
* occurs in normal tissues with elevated serum calcium levels.
### action | chromatography:

Affinity chromatography
* allows protein purification in a relatively short time with a high yield.
* can be an extremely effective way to purify certain proteins.
* takes advantage of the biological activity of proteins for separation.

### action | chromatography:

Gas chromatography
* chromatographic technique for separating volatile compounds.
* is the analysis of chemicals and chemical products
  - instrumentation used for measurement
* key technique used to separate and detect the trapped air components.
* reveals that the major alkaline component in the fermented sweat is ammonia.
* sensitive technique used by chemists to measure small amounts of compounds.
* technique that separates volatile mixtures into their component compounds
  - used to separate substance in a gaseous state

Ion chromatography
* is practiced in two forms.
* is used for anion analysis of the absorber solutions
  - to determine ionic species present in air
* widely used technique for the analysis of ions in environmental samples.

Paper chromatography
* is among the simplest of chromatographic techniques
* method of separating mixtures by using a piece of absorbent paper.
* process used for separating mixtures.
* works on the simple principle of capillary action.

Civil action
* are legal actions.
* is also a probability if a third party is injured
  - an action
* refers to a civil action in a circuit court.
### action | cooking:

Barbecue cooking
* means to cook very slowly.
  * means to cook very slowly. It is not as hot as grilling. Some meats must be cooked slowly to be tender, and easy to chew. Sometimes, meat may be slowly cooked for 8 to 24 hours in a barbecue.

### action | cooking:

Braising
* are cooking.
* close cousin to stewing.
* includes both dry and moist cooking methods.
* involves long, slow cooking in liquid under low to moderate heat.
* is also an excellent way to cook vegetables
  - an ideal way to prepare less-tender cuts of meat, firm fleshed fish and vegetables
  - more often for large pieces of meat while stewing is used for smaller pieces of meat
  - used mainly with meats that require longer cooking times in order to become tender
* method of cooking with a small amount of liquid in a tightly covered dish.
* moist-heat method similar to the oven cooking bag method.
* refers to cooking food with a small amount of liquid in a tightly covered pan.

Careless cooking
* is the number one cause of house fires.
* remains a leading cause of home fires.

Chinese cooking
* is an art with as many variations as there are provinces in China
  - the general name of the cooking branches of every area and every nation in China
  - widely available, as is that of India, Pakistan and Iran
* makes good use of ginger in fish, duck, chicken, pork, beef, and seafood dishes.
* varies greatly from region to region, but noodles are eaten everywhere.

### action | cooking:

Cuisine
* Some cuisines are fond of raw garlic.
* also is an aspect of culture.
* are the result of evolution, an intermingling of forces over centuries or even millennia.
* belongs in a certain place, culturally, historically, and geographically.
* is Vegetarian with emphasis on whole foods
  - about cooking, which is about eating and nourishment and health and survival
  - an easy to use database designed to catalog recipes and plan meals
  - barbeque, smoked meats, cowboy cuisine
  - both an art and a science
  - definitely a big part of the people's culture
  - international, with all foodstuffs other than seafood imported
  - only about making foods taste the way they are supposed to taste
  - something very traditional in the life of Azeris
  - typical bar food, including burgers, salads and appetizers
* varies greatly from one region to another.

### action | cooking | cuisine:

Asian cuisine
* can be a m lange of complicated flavors and textures.
* is considered by many to be the next wave in restaurant and catering concepts.
### action:

Destruction
* Most destruction contributes to greenhouse effects
  - is caused by impact
* Some destruction causes extinction.
* Some destruction is caused by agriculture
  - human activities
  - hurricanes
* can occur from both natural and human causes.
* causes problems.
* contributes to effects
* creates environments.
* exists only in the physical realm.
* has adverse consequences
  - global consequences
  - several adverse consequences
* human nature and can never be gotten rid of.
* is always a net loss for the economy.
* is by burning or shredding
  - pulping, macerating, or burning
  - shredding or burning
* is by shredding, macerating, pulping, or burning
  - tearing, or burning
  - tearing or burning
  - tearing, macerating, pulping, or burning
  - tearing into pieces, shredding, pulping, macerating, or burning
  - called development and noise is labeled music
* is caused by consequences
  - either by the direct impact of the wind or by flying debris
  - endings
  - located in war zones
  - terminations
* is the loss of certain property, it is usually the result of another cause of loss
  - physical disposal of records
  - use of graffiti as a way to obtain fame and status in the graffiti culture
* leads to depletion
  - disappearances
* leads to indirect impact
  - negative impact
  - victories
* occurs in nature
  - the spleen and other specialized tissues
* produces effects
  - little effects
* reduces survival.
* requires effort.
* results in reductions.
* threatens existence
* usually involves tissue loss down to the bones and joints.

### action | destruction:

Devastation
* is destruction
  - deterioration
  - feelings
  - ruins
* refers to the reduction in the regenerative capacity of the forest.

Environmental destruction
* affects everyone.
* kind of self-destruction.

Forest destruction
* can remove the mature forest that the lynx needs for denning and rearing young.
* is the primary threat to the survival of collared lemurs as well
  - survival of common brown lemurs
* threatens biodiversity.
### action | destruction:

Habitat destruction
* Most habitat destruction is caused by impact.
* Some habitat destruction is caused by agricultural expansion
  - conversions
* accounts for many extinctions.
* big problem for many wildlife species, and the bald eagle is no exception.
* can also decrease the range of certain organism populations
  - take many forms
* comes in many forms.
* concern for all four gorilla subspecies.
* constitutes the main reason for their decline.
* continues to be the number one threat to flora and fauna in the world.
* destroys both food sources and nesting sites.
* has a devastating effect on the populations of many species
  - long term effects
* is also a major threat to their survival.
* is another cause of the decreasing number of tarsiers in the Philippines
  - key problem affecting black coral populations
  - major threat to biodiversity
  - ever on the increase as the human population expands
  - identified as the primary cause for their decline
  - likely the major factor affecting long-nosed bats
  - mostly a consequence of agrarian conversion
* is one of the leading causes for declines for all types of wildlife
  - of species decline today
  - main causes why tigers have become endangered
* is one of the main threats to lemur longevity and population
  - to macaques
  - major reasons of their decreasing population
* is one of the most important problems facing wolves today
  - serious threats to amphibian populations
  - perhaps the worst of all threats to the coastal environment
  - primarily due to economic and agricultural development
  - probably the major threat to local populations of rubber boas
  - sometimes worse than in the developing world
  - the biggest threat facing red pandas today
* is the greatest threat of the chimpanzee
  - key cause of biodiversity genocide
* is the leading cause of species endangerment and extinction
  - pushing endangered species toward extinction
  - main reason why species disappear
* is the main threat for black-faced lion tamarins
  - to the lemurs but hunting also occurs
  - major threat to koalas
  - number one cause of species decline in Canada
  - primary cause of extinction or threat of extinction for all animals
* leads to impact.
* major threat to most natural habitats and wildlife species
  - wildfowl
* poses the most significant threat to the Florida panther's survival.
* primary cause of songbird species decline.
* problem across their central African range.
* significant threat to gopher tortoises.

Holocaust
* are destruction.
* is destruction
* take different forms throughout history, always based on evil.

### action | destruction | hooliganism:

Soccer hooliganism
* is also a problem in the Western world.
* mars the world's most popular game.

Nuclear destruction
* is instant, total and irreversible.
* remains the greatest threat in terms of potential harm.
### action | destruction:

Vaporization
* can occur in temperatures as low as zero degrees
  - through either evaporation or boiling
* increases the risk of poisoning
  - when ambient pressure is decreased
* increases with increase in temperature or with decrease in pressure
  - rises in temperature
* is an alternative to smoking
  - endothermic process
  - annihilation
  - obliteration
  - phase change
* is the conversion of a liquid to a gas
  - most precise surgical tool available for the removal of endometriosis
  - physical change of a liquid to a gas
* is the process by which solid and liquid is turned into a gaseous form
  - of converting a liquid into a gas
  - when a person is murdered by being turned into vapors
* occurs when a liquid changes into the gaseous state
  - gins enough energy to become gas
* releases the active ingredient in a smoking material without actually burning it.
+ Unperson: Language
  * In the George Orwell book Nineteen Eighty-Four, an 'Unperson' is someone who has been vaporized. Vaporization is when a person is murdered by being turned into vapors. The point of this was that such a person would be gone from all citizens' memories, even friends and family. There is no Newspeak word for what happened to unpeople, therefore it is thoughtcrime to say an unperson's name or think of unpeople.
+ Vaporizer (cannabis): Smoking
  * Vaporization is an alternative to smoking. It does that by heating the material so that the active compounds boil into a vapor. Nothing actually burns, so there is no smoke or taste of smoke. Vapor ideally contains almost no particulate matter or tar, and much less noxious gas such as carbon monoxide. The vapor can be collected in a jar or inflatable bag, or inhaled directly.
### action | diet:

Poor diet
* Most poor diets affect development.
* Some poor diets affect performance
  - contribute to development
* Some poor diets have effects
  - term effects
  - lead to illnesses
* can also cause a person to have a foggy mind and be less present
  - cause fatigue and slow healing
  - impair mental efficiency
* can lead to coronary artery disease, obesity and atherosclerosis
  - health problems serious enough to endanger their lives
* coupled with alcoholism is the most common cause of folate deficiency.
* leads to poor health, low work productivity, and impaired mental functions
  - which can make asthma worse

Popular diet
* Most popular diets contribute to health.
* Some popular diets can contribute to decreased health and dental issues.

Proper diet
* Most proper diets consist of plants.
* Some proper diets consist of seeds.
* can make the teeth and jaw bones harder and healthier.
* include fruit vegetables
* is important for both physical and emotional well being
  - the way to bring the humors into balance
  - very important for good dental health
* slows the damage of aging.

Protein diet
* Most protein diets affect health
  - cause excretion
  - contain pollen
  - help weight
* Most protein diets promote growth
  - muscle growth
* Some protein diets consist of bacon
  - help athletes
* Some protein diets improve glucose oxidation
* Some protein diets increase calcium excretion
  - lead to abnormalities
  - reduce consumption
* need for growth
  - rapid growth

Raw diet
* Many raw diets are excessively high in fat, which can lead to obesity.
* Most raw diets consist of food
  - fresh fruit
  - meat
  - muscle meat
  - whole food
  - play vital roles
* Most raw diets provide nutrients
  - rich nutrients
* Some raw diets affect dogs.
* Some raw diets cause health problems
  - serious health problems
  - contain plenty
* include animal food
* include raw animal food
  - vitamins
* offer benefits
  - enormous benefits
* play roles
  - support roles

Raw food diet
* consist of meat
* include beef
  - grind beef

Rich diet
* Some rich diets have effects.
* include vegetables.

Special diet
* Some special diets help circulate insulin
* work by reducing the mineral building blocks or urinary stones in the urine.

Traditional asian diet
* contain essential nutrients
* include dairy products

Traditional diet
* Most traditional diets contain amounts
  - salt
* Some traditional diets consist of milk
  - contain plenty
* include dairy products
  - preserve food

Typical diet
* Many typical diets contain hidden fats.
* Most typical diets consist of matter.
* Most typical diets contain amounts
  - sodium
  - provide proteins
* Some typical diets contain carbohydrates.
* consist of fruit
  - salad
  - fruit vegetables

Vary diet
* Most vary diets combine food.
* Most vary diets contain nutrients
* Most vary diets provide good nutrition
* consist of flake food
* include food
  - fruit vegetables
  - herbs
  - other vertebrates
  - preparation
  - green vegetables
### action | diet:

Vegetarian diet
* Most vegetarian diets are low in or devoid of animal products.
* Most vegetarian diets consist of fresh vegetables
  - contain proteins
  - have b vitamins
  - help weight
  - provide intake
  - reduce cholesterol
  - support development
  - tend to be high in bulk and low in fat
* Some vegetarian diets consist of grain
  - strictly raw foods
  - whole grain
* Some vegetarian diets have effects
* Some vegetarian diets provide benefits
  - health benefits
* are compatible with health for persons of all ages.
* are generally high in both soluble and insoluble fiber
  - lower in fat, sodium and cholesterol than the average diet
  - great for athletes
  - high in fibre and the iron and zinc present is poorly available
  - naturally low in fat
  - notoriously low in protein
  - often protein deficient
  - quite a bit higher in iron than omnivore diets
  - typically lower in saturated fat and cholesterol
  - usually higher in fiber than non-vegetarian diets
* can also respond to arthritis, asthma and many allergies.
* can be healthful and nutritionally adequate when appropriately planned
  - adequate, but it needs to properly planned
* can be healthful for people of all ages, including infants and toddlers
  - healthy, but they take planning
  - very healthy and more than adequate in terms of protein
  - provide adequate iron if the proper foods are eaten
* causes blindness in woman.
* consists of green plants.
* differ from one child to another.
* eases arthritis.
* encompass a wide variety of eating patterns.
* encourage wiser use of our animal resources
  - land
* helps to maintain a peaceful state of mind.
  - fortify food
  - milk
  - plant food
* is also high in fibre, another substance that detoxifies the body.
* offer protection against chronic disease in a number of ways.
* provides the required substances for a healthy life.
* put less strain on the environment.
* tend to be high in bulk and relatively low in calories.
* tend to be lower in fat than omnivore diets
  - total fat
  - contribute more fiber and less cholesterol than meat based diets
* use as little as one quarter the resources required to produce animal food.
* vary considerably depending on the degree of dietary restrictions.

Western diet
* Most western diets consist of fast food
  - meat
  - contain amounts
  - provide minerals
* Some western diets contain carbohydrates.
* provide from several milligrams to a gram of flavonoids each day
* tend to be low in silica.

Zone diet
* Some zone diets help blood sugar.
* include proteins.
* recommend meals.

### action:

Disambiguation
* is clarification
  - illumination
* uses a smaller number of cells, or keys, to represent the entire alphabet.
  * That different word than disambiguation. Disambiguation action. Disambiguous state. There point where we need to try and keep things both simple to use as well as simple in english. You can't do a double hop to use an alternate meaning of ambiguity. Basically it comes down to the point where, are you simplifying it too much.
* very important task in natural language processing.
### action | electrophoresis:

Capillary electrophoresis
* requires that the templates are absolutely clean.
* separates many compounds found in cheddar cheese.

Gel electrophoresis
* is especially useful as an analytical method
  - essential to the field of recombinant DNA technology
* is used to determine the size of the digested pieces
  - provide genetic information in a wide range of fields
* process that separates molecules on the basis of their size.
* separates molecules of DNA on the basis of a. size
  - pieces by size
* technique used for the separation of nucleic acids and proteins.

### action:

Emigration
* also has a major impact on the countries left behind.
* describes organisms moving out of the population.
* drain of social capital invested in training and skill diversification.
* is an option when the computer age makes it feasible for labor to be mobile
  - migration
  - one of the antidotes against famine
* is the choice of survivors
  - movement of individuals out of a population
* major factor affecting the political, economic, and social fabric of Ireland.
* refers to leaving a country.
* represents the end of a long process of exclusion and persecution.
+ Lithuania, Economy: European Union member states
  * Emigration still contains a problem.

Engagement
* are contact
  - employment
  - group actions
* function of very specific management behaviors.
* is an action
* is the buy in, participation, movtivation, contribution effort of individuals
  - buzzword used to capture the affective experience of immersion in an interaction
  - process of contractual binding to something that has previously been agreed

### action | engagement:

Civic engagement
* is about making the connections to first envision and then create a better future
  - essential to a democratic society
* prime indicator of a healthy community.
* refers to people s connections with the life of their communities.

Intellectual engagement
* crucial factor in learning.
* is the second step that considers intellectual apprehension of objects.

Parental engagement
* is the single most important factor in a child's healthy development.
* serves as a successful deterrent to drug use by children.

Public engagement
* critical element of the standards movement.
* is hard work.

Enlargement
* Some enlargements affect nerves.
* are pictures
* can block both the nose and eustachian tube.
* increases the cardiac output, the amount of blood pumped with each beat of the heart.
* is an increase
  - commonly from ventricular dilation
* known area where the electronic image proves inferior.
* occurs due to deposition of fat and connective tissue.
* term used to describe a print larger than the negative used to produce it.

### action | enlargement:

Breast enlargement
* Enhances the size of breasts using implants filled with saline.
* has a number of causes.