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

Winter storm
* All winter storms make walking and driving extremely hazardous.
* Many winter storms bring rain to warmer southern areas.
* Most winter storms affect areas.
* Most winter storms can have impact
  - tremendous impact
  - have a cold side and a warm side
  - sweep in from the northwest to southeast, and cold fronts follow
* Some winter storms push air mass
  - arctic air mass
* Winter Storms can bring ice, snow, and high winds, sometimes without warning.
* adore an atmosphere that is basically saturated from the ground all the way up.
* are deceptive because most deaths and injuries are indirectly related to the storm.
* blow in unexpectedly and fiercely.
* bring dramatic high winds and heavy rains.
* can be very dangerous and even deadly
  - blow in suddenly with plummeting temperatures and rain or snow
  - bring heavy and torrential rain, which sometimes causes flash floods
* can bring high winds as well as heavy snow to the mountains
  - winds, heavy snow and river flooding
  - happen quickly and sometimes without warning
* can last for several days
  - several days and cause roads to be icy
* can make driving and walking extremely hazardous
  - highways treacherous
  - occur quickly, without much warning
  - significantly elevate tides and create seriously hazardous conditions
* come from the south and east, and bring cold weather and precipitation.
* develop chiefly in two areas where the barometric pressures remains low.
* drop most of their moisture as they cross the Cascade Mountains.
* frame bridges in snow as flakes float down.
* happen to some degree every year.
* hit sites.
* impact regions.
* lose their influence on Maui later in the month.
* open the forest canopy and create snags used by cavity nesting birds.
* produce a number of hazardous conditions other than snow.
* tend to track along the jet streams.
* vary in duration and severity.
* wash sand off the beach and often leave a steep profile behind.

### story tellers:

Creative writer
* Many creative writers are story tellers.
* can become authors, poets, and playwrights.
* use prose and poetry as companions.

### straight whiskey:

Bourbon
* are intensely fragrant
  - large and very full, flowering in every shade from deep red to silver pink to striped
* is America's only native spirit
  - alcoholic beverages
  - dynasties
  - history in a shot glass, liquor with a legend
  - probably the alcohol used to extract the flavor from the pods
  - reactionaries
  - rulers
  - used heavily
  - whiskey
* refers to the french kings.
* straight whiskey.

### strategy:

Counterterrorism
* includes spoiling action, deterrence, and response.
* refers to offensive measures taken to prevent, deter, and respond to terrorism.

Stratus
* Most stratus produces precipitation.
* produces considerable precipitation

### stratus:

Altostratus
* are large mid-level thin grey or blue coloured clouds.
* consists of supercooled droplets or ice crystals.

Thick stratus
* Most thick stratus produces precipitation.
* produces considerable precipitation
### strength:

Arm strength
* is the ability to throw the ball.
* skill, and like any other skill it needs committed attention.

Bond strength
* depends on the type of alloy, surface treatment, film thickness, and resin cement.
* drops very rapidly with heat or high humidity.
* increases as the solvent evaporates.
* is comparable to the shear strength of lignum vitae.

Economic strength
* combination of both the rate of growth and the consistency of the growth.
* key element of every country's overall power.

Explosive strength
* characteristic of performance that is common in many sporting endeavors.
* is the ability to maintain engagement of muscle fibers for a measurable period.

Good part
* are strength.
* is strength

Green strength
* is the strength of the clay material in the wet or plastic state.
* refers to the strength of a part before it has completely cured.

Inner strength
* comes from an exercise of the heart muscle.
* is self-fulfillment that makes daily life more manageable.

Invincibility
* is strength
* means self-sufficiency in freedom and sovereignty.

Mental strength
* can only come with practice, practice and more practice.
* comes by accepting pain.
* helps get rid of unwanted habits like smoking.
* is really a matter of mental health.

### strength:

Muscle strength
* can remain at lower than pre-exercise bout levels for as long as three days.
* decreases when the nerve supply to the muscle is reduced.
* enables muscles to efficiently contract, allowing movement and improved function.
* is also intact in the left upper limb and both lower limbs
  - as much a matter of softness and elasticity as it is of bulk
  - built by overloading the muscle
  - especially important because strong muscles better support and protect joints
  - lost when soft tissue adaptively shortens over time
  - needed to support the joints and help prevent falls and arthritic problems
  - proportional to cross-sectional area
* reflects the number of contributing muscle fibers.

### strength:

Muscular strength
* has obvious importance in recreational activities.
* improves bone strength as well.
* is also an important component of physical fitness
  - an important factor in vertical jump performance
  - tested on six major muscle groups
* is the ability of a muscle to exert force for a brief period of time
  - to lift a heavy object at least once
  - maximal amount of force that a muscle group can exert at one time
  - maximum amount of force that can be exerted by a muscle
* relates to toning, or increasing muscle tissue and definition.

Physical strength
* Some physical strength depends on emotional states
* declines, and fatigue occurs more quickly than under normal conditions.
* is something anyone can have.
* tends to decline in old age.

Shear strength
* are important for bolts, rivets, drive key, cutting, and polishing applications.
* is measured in terms of pounds or kilonewtons.
* measure of the ability of an object to withstand a change in shape.
### strength:

Strength training
* affects muscles locally but has minimal effect in terms of oxygen uptake.
* are exercising.
* builds muscle and bone, both of which decline with age.
* can also help with fat loss
  - be a stimulator of libido
* can even be a sport in itself-bodybuilding
  - increase bone density thereby lowering the risk of osteoporosis
  - have a positive effect on osteoporosis
* can help adolescent boys physically and mentally
  - optimize and maintain bone density throughout the life span
* can improve coordination in events requiring strength
  - flexibility by improving muscular tone and endurance
  - lessen pain in arthritis
  - preserve muscles and can contribute to maintaining bone density
* causes women to become larger and heavier.
* has an obvious influence on muscle hypertrophy.
* helps athleticism as well as helps prevent injury
  - maintain muscle mass and decrease body fat percentage
  - people stay healthy, especially as they get older
  - reduce body fat and increase lean weight
  - replace fat with muscle, thus contributing to a more speedy metabolism
* improves the steadiness of slow eccentric contractions in older adults.
* increases bone density
  - the strength of bones, muscles and ligaments and tendons
* involves free weights or exercise machines to strengthen individual muscles.
* is also an important component of exercise
  - effective for increasing bone strength in older adults
  - an important aspect of conditioning
  - beneficial for women of all ages
* is critical for health, fitness and weight loss
  - in building bone density
  - like weight lifting
  - most effective when the body perceives the experience to be life threatening
  - the best way to simultaneously increase muscle and decrease fat
  - very important for successful participation in sport
  - vital in preventing injury
* necesary stimulus for accelerated healing.
* primary factor in athletics and rehabilitation.
* produces strong, firm, lean muscles and strong bones.
* relies on anaerobic metabolism for energy production.
  * Training commonly uses the technique of progressively increasing the force output of the muscle through incremental increases of weight, elastic tension or other resistance, and uses a variety of exercises and types of training equipment to target specific muscle groups. Strength training is primarily an anaerobic activity.
* way to take athletes to the next level of competition.
### strength | tolerance:

Absolute tolerance
* measures the absolute change in a variable using the appropriate units.
* vary depending on climate, soil conditions and cultural practices.
* vary, depending upon climate, soil conditions, and cultural practices.

Cold tolerance
* is only one essential attribute for mums to live through the winter.
* varies with specie of animal and stage of lactation.

Dimensional tolerance
* are dependant upon the overall size of the part and metal thickness.
* request when bearings are mounted on shafts or in housings.

Drought tolerance
* characteristic of field bindweed.
* is related to the extensiveness and depth of the plant s roots
  - superior to bluegrass
* varies greatly with turfgrass species and cultivars.

Glucose tolerance
* Some glucose tolerance has diabetes.
* decreases gradually with age.

Oral tolerance
* growing area of research.
* involves the induction of immunological hyporesponsiveness towards specific antigens.
* is induced by at least two mechanisms.
* refers to immunological tolerance induced by administration of the antigen by mouth.

Religious tolerance
* Religious Tolerance Describes different religions.
* hallmark of true holiness.
* is also non-existent in Turkmenistan
  - an important part of present-day Uganda
  - widespread and freedom of worship is generally respected in practice
  - widespread, and religious persecution is unheard of
* recognized hallmark of Myanmar society.

### stress:

Acute stress
* can temporarily reduce the flow of breastmilk, so that it appears to dry up.
* causes diffuse hair loss, of classical telogen effluvium type hair loss.
* facilitates long-lasting changes in cholinergic gene expression.
* increases thyroid hormone levels in rat brain.
* is the reaction to an immediate threat
  - what most people identify as stress
* reaction to an immediate threat or situation perceived as such.
* results from the strains of everyday life.

Adrenal stress
* major cause of hormonal problems.
* manifests itself in different people in different ways.

Bad stress
* can cause all sorts of gastro-intestinal illnesses
  - create circumstances where cancer breaks out
* risk factor for the development of heart disease.

Biological stress
* is the nonspecific response of the body to any demand made upon it.
* more common cause of sudden hair loss.
### structure | aquarium:

Public aquarium
* Most public aquariums have seawater systems that are contaminated with fouling hydroids.
* Public aquaria display jellyfish.

### structure:

Aster
* also thrive in all planting zones.
* appear in autumn, when most other flowers have wilted and dried up.
* are a good late blooming plant
  - actually very complicated flowers
  - botanically related to daisies
  - fall-flowering perennials worth considering for the cutting garden
  - generally much more dependable for late season bloom than chrysanthemums
  - great for late summer and fall bloom
  - less salt-tolerant than mums
  - plants
  - resistant to most insects and plant diseases
  - short microtubules that radiate from centrioles
  - structures
  - weapons
* color the garden beginning in late summer and last through autumn.
* come out in full force when others are fading.
* continue to gain in popularity as easily grown perennials.
* grow best in full sun or light shade
  - with good air circulation
* love to grow in full sun in a most soil.
* perform best in full sun and in well drained soils of average fertility.
* prefer a well drained soil and produce vigorous plants if they receive adequate irrigation.
* produce large clusters of flowers in white, purple, lavender, pink and red.
* range in appearance and come in all colors, including blue
  - color from blue to pink and shades in between and give a great boost of color
  - height from one to three feet tall
* require good soil drainage and full sun.
* tend to hold up to early freezes better than mums.

### structure | aster:

China aster
* have big, frilly flowers that are long-lasting as cut flowers.
* is susceptible to a variety of disease, including wilt and aster yellows virus.

Leafy aster
* are ideal for growing in meadows and in fence lines.
* vary greatly, with some forms much more attractive than others.

Atomic structure
* Most atomic structures affect conductivity.
* is an area where accuracy is extremely important
  - the determining factor regarding complex ion formation

Auditorium
* are areas
  - halls
* are located in buildings
  - cities
  - crowds
  - high schools
  - theaters
  - universities
  - university campuses
  - part of concert halls
  - places where lectures are read
* are used for assemblies
  - performance
* includes bases
  - sections

Auricle
* Some auricles are curly, some are straight.
* are dark purplish to brown, fringed with coarse, long, wavy oral setae
  - either long, short, or absent
  - pouchs
  - small, soft, and claw-like
  - the receiving chambers of blood

Balcony
* Balconies are artwork.
* Balconies are located in buildings
  - hotels
  - houses
  - opera houses
  - operas
  - theaters
* Balconies have hammocks for lazing and watching sunsets
  - protective barriers to prevent children from slipping through bars

### structure | balcony:

Mezzanine
* are balconies
  - floors
  - galleries
* are located in concert halls
  - department stores
  - schools
  - shopping malls
* are used for balconies
  - intermissions
  - smoke
### structure:

Barrier
* Most barriers are formed by surfaces
  - made of metal
  - have layers
* Some barriers prevent germination
  - protect animals
  - separate epitheliums
* act as deterrent.
* affect diffusion.
* also exist on the basis of status for children seeking to attend school.
* are a problem in communication
  - family problems that require some resolution before a child is returned home
  - located in roadblock
  - mechanisms
  - objects, ideas, practices, structures, systems, etc
  - obstructions
  - often a matter of perception
  - the oldest form of contraceptive
  - things that stand in the way of the listener understanding the message
* can also protect children from falling into hot tubs and spas
  - be biological as well as physical
  - take the form of earth bunds or walls made of wood or other materials
* contribute to success.
* creams for protection against dangerous substances.
* give shape and context to organisms and systems, determining whether one is in or out.
* have effects
  - significant effects
* help control and prevent infection.
* impede growth.
* is an obstruction
* islands off shore buffer the wind and provide calm water.
* laminate Lightweight laminate that resists permeation from a wide range of chemicals.
* lead to speciation.
* mark boundaries.
* offer protection.
* perform a blocking function to the path of the airborne sound.
* present problems.
* prevent movement
  - reproduction
  - species from spreading into new locations and help determine their natural range
* provide benefits
* separate cavities
  - mantle cavities

### structure | barrier:

Breakwater
* are barriers
  - subject to damage, and overtopping in severe storms events
* can alter current patterns and sediment deposition.
* create safer harbours, but can also trap sediment moving along the coast.

Cultural barrier
* add to the disparity between different economic class.
* can block people going to a psychiatrist.
* continue to hamper recruitment of women.
* impede acceptance of products in foreign countries
  - women's empowerment and income-earning opportunities
* limit tobacco users' motivation and efforts to quit.
### structure | barrier | dam:

Arch dam
* can be very thin because they can hold back a lot of force with their arch design.
* curve outward toward the flow of water.

Dental dam
* are rubber sheaths that are used as a barrier between the mouth and vaginal secretions
  - square sheets of latex used by dentists to isolate a tooth and control infection
  - squares of latex that are used during oral sex
* get their name because they are used during dental surgery such as root canals.

Gravity dam
* are dependent upon their own weight for resistance to the pressure of the water.
* can hold back enormous amounts of water.

### structure | barrier | dam:

Ice dam
* are another winter hazard that strike indiscriminately
  - common wherever roofs can receive heavy snow buildups
* are most common in northern climates
  - current in northern climates that are subject to heavy snow buildups on roofs
* can cause a variety of problems
  - lead to damaged ceilings and roof decks
* cause millions of dollars of damage every year
  - to houses every year
  - water backups, allowing water to seep through the roof and cause even more damage
* describes the formation of ice along a roof's edge.
* develop when snow melts in the middle of a roof and refreezes at the edge.
* occur on roofs with inefficient insulation and cold eaves.

Large dam
* Most large dams have walls.
* are also instruments of change in the livelihoods of riverine communities.
* can change natural river flows, degrade water quality and block fish migration
  - store several years worth of water
* prevent the natural migration of fish.

Weir
* allow fishes direct access to fringing wetlands.
* are dams
  - fences in the water that lead the fish into traps
  - probably the most common device for measuring irrigation water in open ditches
  - the dark lines, ponds the dark spots
* disrupt the paths used by native fish species.
* includes bases
  - sections

### structure | barrier:

Dike
* are discordant tabular plutons
  - extremely abundant in the metamorphic rocks
  - ingenious intrusions cutting across surrounding rock
  - intrusions that the liquid state squeeze up through existing country rock
  - molten material intruded into cracks in the igneous host rock
  - often steeply inclined or nearly vertical
  - small, tabular intrusive rock bodies
  - tabular in shape, and they cut discordantly across adjacent rock layers
  - the remnants of magma that flowed into vertical fractures
  - thin sheets of magma intruded into fractures in the crust
* can help contain the water but they also cut off the river from the floodplain.
* database relating to the creditworthiness of firms on the register.
* now protect wetlands from erosion, control the water levels, and stabilize the vegetation.
* tend to channel ground-water flow parallel to the general trend of the dikes.
### structure | building:

Apartment building
* Many apartment buildings operate on one large heating system.
* Most apartment buildings have at least two exit stairways.
* are buildings
  - located in suburbs
* are located in urban areas
  - environments
  - used for security
* have rental units
  - thin walls
  * Parking garages are sometimes found near office buildings, hospitals, universities, police stations, and other busy places where land space is limited. Some apartment buildings have their own parking garages. These are for use by tenants in the apartment building. Some buildings have underground parking garages. Once again these garages are to be used solely by residents, employees, and customers.

Apartment house
* Many apartment houses have swimming pools, jacuzzis and fitness rooms.
* Some apartment houses have signs that tell if there unit available to rent.
* are located in apartment buildings
  - complexs
  - cities
* have apartments.
### structure | building:

Body building
* heavily male-dominated activity that requires men to look at each other's bodies.
* is especially useful as exercise because fuller muscles stretch out the skin better
  - no different than gymnastics, tennis, etc

### structure | building:

Brothel
* are a much safer place for women to work at than being out on the streets
  - buildings
  - legal in some countries from Europe , for example
* can control diseases.
* have Doctors checking their girls everyday.
* routinely operate with police knowledge and police protection.
+ Brothel, Is it legal?: Prostitution :: Entertainment venues
  * In some countries operating brothels is legal, in other countries it is illegal. Examples of countries where brothels are illegal are Canada and most of the United States. Brothels are legal in some countries from Europe, for example. A country which has permissive laws regarding prostitution is the Netherlands.

Capacity building
* is the sum of interest, expertise, and time.
* refers to the efforts of people to improve their effectiveness.

### structure | building:

Casino
* Most casinos have slot machines
  - video arcades to keep kids occupied
* are a very small part of the gambling industry in Asia
  - also easier to regulate than other types of gambling
  - card games
  - corporations
  - in the business to make money
  - places where, oddly enough, poor people go to transfer their money to rich people
* are the fastest-growing form of gambling
  - places where users loose or if they are lucky win money
* breed selfishness and greed.
* bring increased crime, including child abuse and neglect as well as domestic abuse.
* do pay some taxes, such as unemployment insurance.
* have no windows and they have no clocks.
* make their profit on place bets by paying winning bets at less than true odds.
* never have windows.
* often foster a culture of degenerates and low-lifes.
* represent the ultimate in light pollution.
* usually make money.

### structure | building | casino:

Internet casino
* Some Internet casinos accept sports bets on live sporting events.
* are just another form of gambling.
* have the unique ability of being able to cross international borders.
### structure | building:

Government building
* are buildings
  - the center of political fiefdoms
* fly flags of the two nations.

### structure | building | government building:

Consulate
* also provide some services to nationals of their host country, such as issuing visas.
* are government buildings.
* offer a variety of services and assistance to foreign nationals.

### structure | building | government building:

Courthouse
* Some courthouses also have offices for the prosecutor and prosecutor's assistants.
* also are the common location for accessing records and filing important documents.
* are daytime buildings
  - legacies bestowed by previous generations
* are located in capital cities
  - towns
  - used for judges
* have rooms.
+ State court (United States), North Carolina: United States law :: Courts (law)
  * There are no municipal court facilities in the state. All courthouses are done at the county level. For example if a speeding ticket violation occurred, it automatically goes to the county seat in which the violation occurs whether it is in a municipality or unincorporated. In the case of some elongated counties like Chatham County, there is an alternate courtroom in Siler City as well as Pittsboro, the county seat. In other cases where there are multiple large population centers like in Guilford County, court cases are handled in Greensboro and High Point. Although a federal issue, traffic violations occurring in military bases are not subject to civilian courts.
  * A 'courthouse' is a building that holds a court. Some courthouses also have offices for the prosecutor and prosecutor's assistants. In small cities, some courthouses have other offices for local government officials.

### structure | building | government building:

Embassy
* Embassies Refer to the list of diplomatic missions.
* Embassies are government buildings
  - icons
  - most often in the capital of the foreign country
  - operate in Brasilia and in Budapest
* Most embassies have their own social and cultural activities.
+ Ambassador: Government occupations
  * Often an ambassador will live in the foreign country for a number of years. An embassy is where the ambassador lives. Embassies are most often in the capital of the foreign country. An ambassador may bring people with him to help him and work at the embassy. Some of the high ranking people may be called embassy officials.

Green building
* are bright, comfortable buildings with fresh, clean indoor air
  - structures designed to make the most of the environment
* can apply to the most basic home.
* conserve and recycle water in a variety of ways.
* is an evolutionary process that takes time to develop
  - one of the tools to advance smart growth
* take into account the full life-cycle of building materials.
* uses materials that are more durable, both on the inside and outside.
### structure | building | hospital:

Catholic hospital
* constitute the largest private health-care delivery system in the nation.
* understand that the act of rape is an unjust assault and a non-consensual act.

Local hospital
* Many local hospitals have libraries.
* are the major source of health service employment.

Major hospital
* Many major hospitals have people dying there everyday.
* Most major hospitals have hypnotherapists on staff today.

Mental institution
* have strict rules forbidding staff members to physically punish a resident.
* play critical roles

Modern hospital
* Some modern hospitals have healers on the staff.
* are abundant all over the country, both in governmental and private sectors.

Psychiatric hospital
* Most psychiatric hospitals have yet to establish geriatric wards.
* are hospitals.
* discharge people with little hope of finding housing on their own.
* serve large geographic areas.

Public hospital
* Many public hospitals have wellness programs that offer water exercises in their pools.
* are a major source of care for minority and uninsured patients
  - governmental organizations
  - overcrowded, understaffed and often lack equipment
  - tax supported hospitals

Teaching hospital
* are also in the forefront of medical research and technological innovations.
* play a vitally important role in the nation's health care delivery system.

Veterinary hospital
* Many veterinary hospitals accept after-hours patients for emergencies.
* Most veterinary hospitals use old towels, sheets, and blankets for bedding.
* are located in universities.
### structure | building | hotel:

Lodge
* Some lodges are large enough for a human to fit inside.
  - dwellings
  - houses
* can have several entrances that are usually underwater.

Motel
* Most motels have computers, schools, libraries, etc
  - thermal pools
* are bands
  - establishments
* are located in countries
  - major cities
  - showers
  - towns
  - places
  - typically big units that usually have full kitchen facilities
* are used for guests
  - hot showers
  - overnight stays
  - people
  - resting
  - sleeping
  - travelers
* have refrigerators.

Resort
* Many resorts now have snowmaking computers that continually assess the temperature.
* Some resorts allow cross-country skiers to buy tickets to use their chairlifts
  - have facilities for sports such as tennis, football, volleyball and badminton
  - provide neophytes with butt pads, kneepads, wrist and elbow pads
* are hotels
  - part of resort areas
  - special places which require a somewhat different skill set from regular hotels

### structure | building | hotel | resort:

Ski resort
* Most ski resorts have great golf courses.
* are critically dependent upon winter precipitation
  - plentiful in the winter
* offer entertainment year round, from art fairs to music and ethnic dance celebrations.
* sell skiing to groups, such as ski clubs, and to families, couples, and individuals.

Ski lodge
* Some ski lodges have bunk beds in their rooms.
+ Bunk bed, Use in camps and hostels: Furniture
  * Hostels, a type of inexpensive hotel for travelers, often have bunk beds. Some ski lodges have bunk beds in their rooms.
### structure | building:

Ministry
* Ministries are usually subordinate to the cabinet , and prime minister , president or chancellor
  - circle of leaders of women's organizations that meets twice a year
  - have life cycles
* is employment
  - government departments
+ Ministry (government department): Government
  * Ministries are usually subordinate to the cabinet, and prime minister, president or chancellor. A government will usually have several ministries, each with a specialised field of service. National ministries vary greatly between countries, but some common ones include Ministry of Defence, Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Ministry of Finance, and  Ministry of Health.

### structure | building | ministry:

Youth ministry
* begins when adults find a comfortable method of entering a youth's world.
* is anything the church does that is by, with, and for youth.

Modern building
* Many modern buildings contain architectural styles that date back to classical civilizations
  - use stainless for cladding
* echo the shapes and forms of the past.
* have a tendency to fall down less than squalid tenements or shantytowns.
* tend to have large transparent outer surfaces.

Morgue
* are found in hospitals , usually on the lowest floor or basement
  - hospitals, usually on the lowest floor or basement.
  * A 'morgue' place where dead human bodies are kept for a short time soon after the person died. Sometimes, the body is examined by autopsy. Most often, the body is delivered to a mortuary and buried in a grave or cremated. Morgues are found in hospitals, usually on the lowest floor or basement
### structure | building:

Pub
* Most pubs serve food, ranging from snacks to hot meals.
* Some pubs hire bands or singers to entertain patrons.
* are a center of most communities
  - an important part of Irish culture
  - often the heart of a community's social life
  - popular social meeting places and sell soft drinks as well as alcohol
  - where people meet up and relax for the evening while drinking pints of lager or ale
* change according to the time of day.
* includes bases
  - ceilings
  - courtyards
  - floors
  - readsides
  - roof peaks
  - saloons
* often sell food or snacks as well as drinks.
+ Public house: Places where alcohol is served :: Restaurants
  * They are subject to the licensing laws of the country and may be closed down if not properly conducted. Many pubs also sell food such as fish and chips and meat pies.
  * Pubs are found in English-speaking countries such as England, Ireland, Scotland, Canada, and the United States. In villages and small towns in many parts of England, Ireland, and Scotland, pubs are the center of community life. Some pubs hire bands or singers to entertain patrons. If the pub offers rooms where people can sleep at night, it is usually called an inn.

### structure | building:

Religious building
* Many religious buildings require skirts for women, pants for men, or removal of shoes.
* Some religious buildings are great works of architecture.
* are often the cornerstones of communties.
+ Religion, Traditions, Buildings:
  * They are often called temples. In Judaism, they are called synagogues. In Christianity, they are called churches. In Islam, they are called mosques. People often try to make their religious building as beautiful as possible. Some religious buildings are great works of architecture.

Residence hall
* are more than just dormitories or places to eat and sleep.
* are more than places to eat, sleep, and study
  - sleep, study, and have fun
  - natural settings for socializing with other students between or after classes
### structure:

Crystalline structure
* Most crystalline structures have properties.
* Some crystalline structures have different refractive indexes
  - reflect light

Cupboard
* are cabinets
  - closets
  - compound words
  - located in pantries
  - made of wood
  - press
  - storage space
  - used for dishs
* have doors.
* includes bases
  - sections
* is storage space

Dental structure
* indicates predominantly carnivorous lifestyle.
* suggests they descended from insectivores in the late Cretaceous.

### structure:

Dungeon
* are cells
  - located in basements
  - magazines
* includes bases
  * A 'dungeon' room or cell in a castle to keep prisoners. Most dungeons are underground, some are high up in towers
* is defence
+ World of Warcraft, In Game Terms: 2004 video games :: Blizzard video games :: Massively multiplayer online role-playing games :: Windows games
  * A Dungeon is smaller than a raid only being 5 man. Dungeons are designed to take people who have just reached the top level and give them better gear, so that they can start Raiding. Dungeons are also open to people who are still leveling. So that people can get better gear to make leveling faster, Or to complete quests that are inside Dungeons.

Emergent structure
* appear at many different levels of organization or as spontaneous order.
* are patterns that emerge via collective actions of many individual entities.

Entablature
* are part of temples
* is probably the result of cooling caused by fresh lava being covered by water.

Eye socket
* Some eye sockets are part of heads
  - skulls
* are purple with blood.
### structure:

Hairlike structure
* Some hairlike structures cover cell surfaces
* are flagella of new rat sperm.

Hangar
* are large buildings.
* are located in closets
  - planes

### structure:

Homologous structure
* Some homologous structures are vestigial organs.
* are evidence of common ancestry
  - similar structures derived through descent from a common ancestor
  - structures that are derived from a common ancestor
* can either have structures similar in arrangement, function, or both.
* come up from the same embryonic cells, but develop in different ways.
* have the same basic anatomical features and evolutionary origins.
* imply common ancestors.
* share a common evolutionary descent.

Honeycomb
* Some honeycombs contain air.
* are two dimensional cellular materials with regular and periodic microstructures
  - very good to eat
* includes bases
  - sections

Hoop
* Some hoops prevent the beetles from reaching the cricket eggs.
* are bands
  - part of barrels
  - skeletons
* can be round or oval and come in many sizes.
  - sections
* library of subroutines used to create graphics applications.
* tend to build with a bulge to the outside.
### structure:

Molecular structure
* Some molecular structures contain crystal
  - microscopic crystal
* depends on the type and arrangement of bonding.
* determines granule structure and properties.
* is critical to understanding the function of molecules
  - discussed with emphasis on the types of bonding between atoms and molecules
  - related to function
* major theme in chemistry, and is especially important in organic chemistry.
* refers to how the molecules attach to each other.

### structure:

Monument
* are capable of statues
  - landmark
* are located in big cities
  - cemeteries
  - large cities
  - municipal parks
  - museums
  - state parks
  - memorials
  - scores, primarily in facsimile, of early music
  - sites
* are used for decoration
  - honoring
  - recognition
  - shows
  - visits
* commemorating great individuals and important events are a part of our culture.
* fall, nations perish, civilizations grow old and die out.
* includes bases
  - sections
* living archive, recording the lives of our loved ones, in words and photographs.
* mark places.

### structure | monument:

Megalith
* Some megaliths are believed to have religious significance.
* are memorials.
* can range in size from two feet to twenty.

Tombstone
* also reveal something about peoples' attitudes toward death in centuries past.
* are grave markers
  - located in cemeteries
  - often the only reliable sources for dates of birth and death

Musical structure
* has a close affinity with architecture and mathematics.
* seem to be structures of notes.

Nasal cavity
* changes the resistance physiologically.
* consists of vestibule, respiratory region and olfactory region.

### structure | neural structure:

Forebrain
* neural structure
* pathways mediating stress-induced hormone secretion.

Ganglion
* Ganglia tend to be lined up along one or more central nerve cords.
* Most ganglia lie in or near effector organs.
* are fluid-filled sacs that appear in various spots on the top or side of the foot
  - part of nervous systems
* change in size and sometimes they simply disappear.
* come and go, and can come back, even after surgical removal.
* develop due to a prolonged stress on the tendon.
* tend to change in size, and are usually slow-growing.

Mamillary body
* Mamillary bodies are nipple-like elevations from the surface of the diencephalon.
* neural structure

Spinal cord
* Some spinal cord causes paralysis.
* deals with reflex or involuntary actions.
* exits the foramen magnum in the Occipital bone.
* has grey matter and white matter
  - white matter just like the brain
* is body parts
  - known to promote muscle differentiation
  - part of nervous systems
  - solid objects
  - the expressway for signals from the periphery
* strains from postural loads.
* stresses from postural loads and their neurologic effects.

Vermis
* Vermes are greatly varied sexually.
* is between cerebellar hemispheres.

Neuronal structure
* depends on what function it is specialized for.
* reflects neuronal function.
### structure | outlet | mart | grocery:

Supermarket
* Many supermarkets carry pomegranates in their produce section when they are in season
  - do, in fact, recycle their corrugated cardboard
  - have a soup and salad bar with a variety of healthy foods
  - now sell an increasing number of vegan foods
* Most supermarkets claim that levels of lindane in chocolate are going down
  - contain corn
  - now sell soya milk as a replacement for cows milk
* Most supermarkets sell bags
  - bananas
  - shrimp with nitrates or nitrites added to increase shelf life
  - spring water in large plastic bottles
* Some supermarkets carry fresh thyme during the summer months
  - collect plastic bags for recycling
* Some supermarkets have certain nights for single people
  - high salt levels
  - produce lists of their own-brand products free from milk
  - sell fresh baked whole grain breads
* are a low margin business
  - another sector that has often been cited as monopolistic
  - especially dependent on fast and short supply chains
  - generally open the entire day as well as malls
  - grocery stores
  - key to many of the problems with food production
* are large grocery stores, often part of a chain of stores
  - stores specializing in groceries with self-service and wide assortments
* are located in cities
  - used for shopping
* buy turkeys.
* can monitor refrigerators and freezers.
* experience fastest rate of growth in mainstream dietary supplement market.
* have a much wider variety of goods
  - areas
  - bakeries, take-out foods and sometimes restaurant operations and pharmacies
  - dog food in bags of all sizes, in cans, in pouches, and even doggie bars
* have, for human consumption, fruit nectars with the same ingredients.
* keep consumption stoked.
* often have economy brands for soups, spaghetti, etc.
* play an important role in creating and maintaining strong neighborhoods.
  - mainly food and other daily necessities
  - many things besides groceries
  - pasteurized milk, yogurt, butter, and cheese
  - the same kinds of foods, but all under the same roof
* stock a wide variety of fresh foods and groceries
  - fresh fruit and vegetables in the middle of winter
  - twice as many products as e-grocers

### structure | outlet | mart | grocery | supermarket:

Large supermarket
* are located in big cities
  - inner cities
* are located in shopping centers
  - strip malls
  - suburbs
* are used for better prices
* have the ability to import and distribute American food items.

Media outlet
* Most media outlets have their own websites.
* Some media outlets are notorious for the bias they exhibit when it comes to certain news events.
* work to inform the public and provide high-quality entertainment.

Plaza
* are a place for friends and family to gather
  - buildings
  - public space
* have no accumulations of rubbish but are covered with even layers of mud bricks and plaster.
* is an outlet
* semi-dwarf durum with high yields.
### structure | outlet | store | bookstore:

Independent bookstore
* help shape the personality of the community they serve.
* play a vital role in a city's cultural life.

Butcher shop
* Some butcher shops sell bull testicles.
* are facilities
  - retail stores

Chain store
* are retail stores
* constitute the fastest growing sector of Guangdong's retail market.

Convenience store
* are located in street corners
* have television monitors, airports have television monitors.

Drug store
* Many drug stores sell syringes made for force feeding baby medication.
* Most drug stores carry various types of braces which give support to wrists, elbows and knees.
* are a huge market for products that include talc
  - full of lotions, salves, and moisturizing soaps
* distribute an excessive amount of antidepressants.
* sell hydrocodone
  - products designed to encourage side sleeping, including an anti-snoring pillow

Drugstore
* Most drugstores carry eardrops that combat bacteria
  - have products specially designed for perimenopausal women
* Some drugstores even carry non-prescription computer glasses.
* are all out of Valium
  - pharmacies

### structure | outlet | store:

Florist
* Many florists also make designs for newborn babies, too
  - now sell orchid plants in elaborate living arrangements
* Some florists begin an arrangement with greens and finish it with flowers.
* also purchase many of their flowers from greenhouse growers.
* are craftsmans
  - experts at the art of expression
  - salespersons
  - shopkeepers
* carry balloons as well as flowers.
* collect evergreen huckleberry boughs to use in flower arrangements and holiday decorations.
* do remarkable things with flowers flowers.
* often sell wood sorrel as shamrock.
* sell dependability as much as flowers.

Pet shop
* Most pet shops carry guinea pigs, or cavies as they are known from their origin in Peru and Brazil
  - deal only in purebred puppies
* Most pet shops sell food
  - infusion materials for feeding baby fish
* are shops
  - liquid food
### structure:

Partition
* are areas that are treated separately even though they are on the same drive physically
  - body parts
  - located in suitcases
  - structures
* hard border, inevitably ethnic, inevitably state centric.
* is also a way of responding to information warfare.
* process which occurs when a dominant group physically isolates the subordinate group.
* reaction that positions the plasmids at specific locations inside the cell.

### structure | partition:

Bulkhead
* are also structurally simple relative to undisturbed shorelines
  - part of ships
  - partitions
  - walls that hold and prevent the sliding of soil
* tend to erode neighboring shorelines, and damage water quality and habitat.

Peristome
* is present inside the capsule of the moss sporophyte.
* ovate to subcircular.

Plexus
* are structures.
* comes in spray and is safe for use on plastic, plexiglass, and window tint film.
* plays an important role in the vehicle's electronics.
* seals the pores in plastic surfaces with a micro-thin layer of shiny, protective wax.
* spray polish made for plastics.

### structure | porch:

Verandah
* are porchs.
* often cover the whole front and sides of a building
  * It is often railing around the outside. Verandahs often cover the whole front and sides of a building

Primary structure
* is sequence of amino acids joined by peptide bonds.
* is the kind and order of amino acids in a polypeptide chain
  - order of the amino acids in the protein chain
  - sequence of amino acids bonded in the polypeptide
* refers to the actual amino acid sequence that comprise a protein
  - specific sequence of amino acids that make up a protein
### structure:

Secondary structure
* coiled or folded shape held together by hydrogen bonds.
* consists of interactions between amino acids along the protein chain.
* includes hydrogen bonds.
* is generated by rotation about phi and psi bonds
  - polypeptide coiling or folding produced by hydrogen bonding
  - stabilized by hydrogen bonds formed between components of the peptide bonds
* refers to highly regular local sub-structures
  - the local folding of the polypeptide chain
* represents the way amino acids close together in the chain orient themselves.
* results when a polypeptide takes a particular shape.
+ Protein structure, Levels of protein structure, Secondary structure: Molecular biology :: Proteins
  * Secondary structure refers to highly regular local sub-structures. Two main types of secondary structure, the alpha helix and the beta strand, were suggested in 1951 by Linus Pauling and coworkers. These secondary structures are defined by patterns of hydrogen bonds between the main-chain peptide groups.

Sensory structure
* are abundant and are often arranged in species-specific patterns.
* develop as they age.
* provide information.

Sentence structure
* is an invisible but essential part of the mental processing of language.
* reflects logic and sense, helping to show how ideas relate.
### structure | storey:

Basement
* Most basements have floors.
* Some basements are continually wet from water leaking through crevices in the wall.
* are floors.
* are located in buildings
  - cellars
  - churchs
  - closets
  - homes
  - office buildings
* are part of buildings
  - places
  - rooms
  - support
* have dirt floors
* often are to warm and light to keep geraniums dormant.
* tend to be storage sites of such goods rather than places to work or entertain.

Cellar
* are located in basements
  - castles
  - wineries
  - storage space
* are used for basements
* includes bases
  - sections

Loft
* are floors.
* are located in apartment buildings
  - apartments
  - cities
  - frame houses
  - ranchs
  - part of houses
  - pitch
  - shelter
  - structures built to elevate the mattresses and give the rooms a little more space
  - temporary structures built at the expense and risk of room occupants
* are used for extra space
  - sleeping

Stretcher
* are frameworks
  - litter
  - mechanical devices
* includes bases

Structured programming
* provides the tools for solving problems in practical computer applications.
* set of heuristics for producing high quality code.

Superstructure
* are part of ships
  - structures
* is the high part in the middle top of the ship.

### structure:

Terrace
* are a conservation practice to keep soil and water on the land
  - benchs
  - effective in harvesting surface runoff for cultivating rice and other crops
  - flats
  - level places that have been made by people on hill sides
* are located in architecture
  - gardens
  - japans
  - rice paddies
  - yards
  - old floodplains of current or ancient stream systems
  - rows
  - temporary oceans floors that go from the sea level rise and fall over time
* are used for barbeques
  - decoration
  - farming
  - wide ridges that go around a hill toprevent water from rushing down the hill too fast
* attract birds.
* form where hot springs seep out along a hill slope.
* is an area
* prevent erosion by shortening the long slope into a series of shorter, more level steps.
* represent major changes in sediment budget and river behavior.
+ Soil erosion, Prevention: Agriculture :: Soil
  * Terracing can also be effective. Terraces are level places that have been made by people on hill sides. People can cut level sides into the side of hills to create a place to grow crops.

### structure | terrace:

Rice terrace
* are common in many parts of SouthEast Asia.
* follow the contours of the hillsides as far as the eye can see.

Tertiary structure
* is determined largely by the side chains of the amino acids
  - formed by further bending and folding
  - the association of secondary structures
* results from irregular bonding between side groups of the protein's amino acids.

Tower
* Most towers attract birds.
* are a critical component of wind power systems
  - home to various sorts of birds of prey, notably chicken hawks, owls, vultures, etc
* are located in airports
  - cities
  - radio stations
* are used for broadcasting
  - radio signals
  - storing water
* have more power than just electrical
  - tops
  - sections
* provide protection.