### broad term:

Objectivity
* also way to avoid responsibility for results of one's actions.
* broad term.
* complete and utter illusion in history.
* database that allows data to be stored as objects
  - for storage of data stored as objects
* encompasses impartial unbiased interpretation or analysis.
* is acquired by the production of evidence and reasoning
  - all too quickly synonymous to detachment, rationalism or absolute truth
* is an attainable idea for the media
  - invaluable characteristic for any person wishing to position their product
  - ascribed to the subjective time
  - extremely important in clinical research
  - farces
  - in the eye of the beholder
  - judgment
  - the result of beliefs that are mistaken for reality
* lends authority to officials who have very little of their own.
* lies at the heart of science.
* means ignoring what it is like, and even that it is like anything, to be something
  - trying to give all sides a hearing
* refers to the ability of maintaining an impartial attitude to all matters under review.
  * And they make great use of interviews and opinion columns, which we can not. The current Encyc Brit is completely transformed from its stuffy predecessors. None of this has to do with objectivity. It's a mistake to think that the passive voice is more objective than the active voice. Objectivity is acquired by the production of evidence and reasoning. My argument is, because we are on an informal medium, and addressing people of limited linguistic capability, the friendlier our style the better.
* state of mind, a quality that lends value to a member's performance.
* thorny problem when it comes to interpreting ancient sources.

### broadcast:

Newscast
* are broadcasts
  - news
* is news

Brood
* Some brood habitats consist of grass.
* Some broods are found only in small areas
  - succumb completely, and nearly half the ducklings are lost from remaining broods
* are animal groups
  - films
  - immature fire ants
  - potential incipient species, isolated in time because the adults never meet
* are the eggs, larvae and pupae
  - larval and pupal stages of the ant
* hide in emergent vegetation, especially when young.
* is an animal group
* often combine to form large groups.
* overlap most of the time, so dog day cicadas can be seen annually in Ohio.
* overlap, with all life stages present during the breeding season.
* prefer larger bodies of water, with deep channels for escape.
* rearing only begins in earnest when the weather begins to be warm for lengthy periods.
* remain in the tee overwintering mainly as adults
  - tree and overwinter mainly as adult beetles, but also as larvae

### brown algae:

Bladderwrack
* contains alginate
  - natural iodine to promote a healthy thyroid
* extract from seaweed helps fight water retention and reduce cellulite.
* helps normalize the thyroid gland and aids in combating obesity.
* is brown algae

### brown algae:

Giant kelp
* Most giant kelp grows in water.
* can grow a foot a day, sometimes two.
* forms undersea forests in the cool waters of many of the world's oceans.
* grows from tiny cells, called spores.
* grows in cool coastal waters where sunlight can go down to a rocky sea floor
* is one of the world's fastest growing plants
  - particularly sensitive to changes in climate that alter wave and nutrient conditions
* is the main food source of abalone
  - tallest of all the underwater plants
* provides one of the most important habitats along the Pacific coast.
* rises to the distant surface.

### brown powder:

Amorphous boron
* brown powder.
* is used as a melting point depressant in nickel-chromium braze alloys
  - for fireworks and also in rockets as an igniter
* provides a green color in pyrotechnic devices.