ontocord/MixtureVitae-genericsKB huggingface dataset:
### basic human right:

Personal protection
* Consider staying indoors from dusk to dawn when mosquitoes are most active.
* is the best way to prevent malaria and other insect-transmitted diseases.

### basic human trait:

Social interaction
* Most social interactions are multigenerational.
* Some social interaction affects performance.
* allows humans to exploit other humans for assistance, teaching, and knowledge.
* are common, and the dogs communicate by touch, actions, and vocalizations
  - limited to aggressive interactions between individuals, usually males
* arouses the immune system.
* basic human trait.
* begin to dominate seasonal movements and lobster population distribution.
* big part of life for the walrus.
* can be a means to facilitate learning
  - optimize numerical balance networks
* change brain function and behavior in rodents.
* critical component of caring for elephants.
* depends on a degree of trust and openness in relation to fellow human beings.
* form the basis of social relations.
* forms the quality of the conscientious reasoning process.
* has to do with the way in which people act toward or respond to one another.
* increases overall activity levels.
* involve forces that are applied by community participants upon each other.
* is among the most important aspects of a successful life
  - an important factor in the healthy development of girls and young women
  - another important ingredient for the overall health of many kinds of pets
  - divided into three categories, called the triad
* is essential in learning to read
  - to human learning and well-being
  - guided by shared meanings
  - made possible, in large measure, by the existence of cultural symbols
  - marked by strong gender segregation and respect for age differentials
  - necessary for our mental health
  - non-sexual relationships, including friendship
  - so necessary, that individuals can go insane if left in isolation
* is very common, especially among the young
  - important to young people
* leads to the development of cognition.
* natural part of development.
* necessary part of life and a lot of it occurs in the work environment.
* occur with greater frequency within than between clans
  - within the school setting
* occurs only a few days for breeding.
* process combining line and face, or face work.
* refers to direct and indirect influence between pairs of observations.
* relates to life outlook and affects health and longevity.
* seem to provide the opportunities for learning to love.
* strengthens language skills and promotes cultural understanding.
### basic industry | mining:

Database mining
* can help to realize value from data assets.
* is the process of finding and extracting useful information from raw datasets
  - the hidden gems locked in an organization's database
* supports the creation of knowledge from collected data.
* uses machine learning techniques to find regularities in databases.

Gold mining
* can have other benefits in addition to boosting export earnings.
* is also a vital economic activity
  - important, and uranium oxide, diamonds, and coal are mined
  - for huge conglomerates and they are moving lots of earth to get it
* is the leading industry, and gold is the chief article of export
  - second most important industrial sector

Placer mining
* are mining.
* can potentially have severe impacts on water quality.
* is the separation of pieces of gold from the pieces of stone in the gravel.
* requires large amounts of water.

### basic industry | mining:

Surface mining
* can also directly impact the health and safety of surrounding communities.
* is done when the coal is near the surface
  - the extraction of coal by removing the surface of the ground
  - typified by the production of low-sulfur coal in Wyoming's Powder River Basin
* is used when a coal seam is located close to the surface
  - the coal is located very near the surface of the earth
+ Coal mining, Extraction
  * Surface mining is done when the coal is near the surface. Coal miners remove the soil above the coal. The coal can then be removed without the coal miners having to go deep underground.
### battle:

Assault
* are attacks
  - crime
  - often gang-related and sadistic, including other forms of physical torture
  - part of attacks
* outpace auto accidents as causes of fatal injuries in nine states.

### battle | assault:

Physical assault
* includes a range of behaviors from slapping and hitting to using a gun.
* involves the use of physical force with the intent to harm or frighten a woman.
* is use of physical force with the intent to harm or frighten a woman.

### battle | combat:

Belligerency
* appears to be a fairly universal human trait.
* is combat

Ground combat
* means that the principal focus is on ground maneuver and artillery units.
* occurs when invading an unfriendly system.

Military combat
* involves deadly interaction between military forces.
* is the active agent the cutting edge of warfare.

### beachs:

Sandy beach
* Some sandy beaches provide habitats
  - nest habitats
* are a part of Hawaii's culture and heritage
  - beachs
  - extensive along the western coast, while fluvial deposits cover the eastern coast
  - present along much of the northwest coast
  - used for parturition, nursing, molting, and resting
* fringe the seaward sides of many of the islands.
* grow where the waves wash the land.
* have fewer forms of life than do rocky or muddy shores.

Bearing
* are direction
  - either ball bearings or sleeve bearings
  - for the determination of angular measurement only
  - manners
  - precision components that are subjected to imperfect environments
  - relatedness
  - support
  - the rings around the suit - around the shoulders and waist, etc
* are to an assumed meridian used to delineate angles only
  - manufacturing machinery as air is to people
* is the compass direction of movement.
* representation of a human capacity rather than an actual person.

### bearing:

Alternate bearing
* phenomenon where trees bear heavy and light crops in alternate years.
* problem that mandarin growers just learn to live with.

### bearing:

Ball bearing
* allow free turning in either direction, even with the power off.
* are bearings
  - dust, dirt and moisture resistant and permanently lubricated
* are located in cans
  - churchs
  - machines
  - wheels
  - part of machines
  - rounds
  - the heart of a reefing-furling system
  - unmatched in their ability to reduce friction under load
* carry heavier loads and can withstand more severe applications.
* consist of polished steel balls that ride in polished ball races.
* have a very low coefficient of friction
  - small balls of steel between metal surfaces
* is permanently grease packed and external to the fluid pumped.
* make the reel easier to operate by reducing friction on moving parts.
* minimize friction and wear.
* reduce the noise level of the motors.

Child bearing
* biological function that only women can assume.
* is one of the smallest, albeit, profound elements of human life.
### beginning | cause | consumerism:

Ethical consumerism
* has three main effects.
* is all about empowering the consumer.
### beginning | cause | factor:

Protective factor
* Some protective factors are inherent in the nature of resilient people.
* are important throughout a child's developmental process.
* buffer children from the dangers associated with the risk factors.
* can exist in the individual or be obtained from the environment
  - increase a child's own resiliency to risk
* refer to positive action strategies that build resiliency in youth.
* serve as buffers to foster adaptation and competence in the child.

### beginning | cause | factor:

Psychological factor
* Many psychological factors can contribute to postpartum depression.
* Some psychological factors involve in management
  - weight management
* account for one half of all cases of insomnia.
* affect functioning and numerous related topics.
* are important in management
  - most predictive of chance to recover
* can also make someone an atheist
  - exacerbate symptoms and confound diagnoses
  - greatly reduce sexual interest
  - help or hinder in deciding to leave abusive relationships
  - lead to the development of unexplained physical symptoms
* play a key role in activating the desire to eat
  - major role for many men
* play an important part in causing diseases of all sorts
  - database management
  - little or no role in causing cancer
* related to impotence can be significant
  - performance include personality, motivation and anxiety

### beginning | cause | factor:

Psychosocial factor
* are important at a much earlier stage than previously believed
  - in all forms of erectile dysfunction
  - integral to the causation of schizophrenia
* can affect the illness experience and the clinical outcome
  - also cause a child to have failure to thrive
  - inhibit the development of coping mechanisms
* generate stress that in a vulnerable individual can aggravate the disease.
* influence a patient's response to treatment and rehabilitation.
* involve support from coworkers and supervisors.
* play a significant role in giftedness.

Recessive allele
* All recessive alleles cause genetic disease.
* Many recessive alleles have harmful effects so inbreeding depression results.
* are alleles that can be masked by a dominant allele
  - necessarily more rare than dominant alleles
  - the opposite of dominant alleles

Recessive gene
* Most recessive genes are rare.
* are genes
  - what cause different color variations - in tigers as well as people
* can include genes for calico and true white coloring, blue eyes and long hair.
* express themselves only when crossed with another related recessive gene.
* present in only one copy can be identified only by further genetic crosses.
* require a chromosomal match from both parents to produce a given trait.

Regulator gene
* Most regulator genes are part of operons.
* can either initiate or block the expression of other genes.

Relate factor
* affect environments
  - mothers
  - nurse mothers
* include sources
  - water sources
### beginning | cause | factor:

Second factor
* cause differences.
* contribute to use.
### beginning | cause | factor:

Transgene
* All transgenes are under endosperm-specific regulation.
* Some transgenes appear to be associated with one- hit kinetics.
* allow breeders to incorporate completely novel traits into crop varieties.
* are genes.
* integrate randomly into chromosomal DNA and are transmitted as a Mendelian trait.

Trophic factor
* maintain the connections that are retained as development and learning take place.
* reduce the incidence of programmed cell death in a sympathoadrenal cell line.

### beginning | cause | factor:

Various factor
* Some various factors affect dormancy
  - numbers
  - limit insect reproduction
* affect and influence the behavior of a child.
* affect the air resistance on a falling body
  - different life processes of microorganisms
  - fertility rate of a society
  - production of ozone
* appear to be leading people to change faiths.
* are involved in determining what type of cell the stem cells develop into.
* can be responsible for the evolution of cannibalism rate
  - limit sexual interest and capacity in men as they age
  - speed up the course of illness, especially alcohol consumption
* contribute to the color that develops in leaves in the fall
  - risk of child abuse and neglect of children
* influence copper absorption
  - distribution
  - electrical conductivity in milk
* influence the application of nutrients
  - effectiveness of an enzyme
  - growth and yield for different crops in an implicit manner
  - length of time that fuel can be stored
  - level of supplemental biotin required in sow rations
  - microflora of the oral cavity and the gut
  - pain a person feels when injured, sick or recovering from surgery
* lead to toxic reactions to local anesthetics.
* promote drug use.

Wild card
* are factors
  - ideas and events well off the current trend lines in the business environment
  - playing cards
* increase the number of ways in which each type of hand can occur.
### beginning | emergence | rise | zoom:

Optical zoom
* is the real zoom, using the camera's optic lenses
  - true zoom - it provides better images than digital zoom
* very important feature on a digital camera.

### beginning | emergence:

Spike
* Most spikes have length.
* Some spikes are caused by forces
  - have stamens
  - increase and decrease for many days before they settle down
  - reach height
* adorn their bodies and their fingers and toes end in sharp, wicked claws.
* are data points with large correlation coefficients, usually caused by hardware errors
  - electrical discharge
  - flexible, tending to lean over
  - forceful the tidal waves of electric current
  - implements
  - inflorescences
  - nails
  - part of shoes
  - projections
  - rises
  - sports equipment
  - television stations
  - used for running
* cause oral pain
* cause severe oral pain
* cover a cockroach's legs to enable it to climb and to protect it from predators.
* function in attachment and entry to host cells.
* have functions
* is electrical discharge
* occur when lightning strikes a transformer.
* protect bird from hard mouthed dogs.
* vary in density from open to dense, with short awns.
* work to discourage pigeons from landing.

### beginning | emergence | spike:

Crampon
* are devices that people attach to their boots to help climb on the ice
  - metal spikes that attach to boots and provide traction for icy, treacherous trails
  - spike-soled boots
  - useful for safety
* are, basically, spiked metal devices strapped to the bottom of a climber's boots.
* can also be useful for traction in snow.
* have sharp edges that can pierce both skin and other equipment
  - points on the bottom and front of the boot
* is made from strong lightweight aluminum.
* shriek on rock, but are welcome in snow.

Flower spike
* Some flower spikes reach height.
* are tall and appear from late spring to early summer.
* arise from leaf axils and project about the surface of the water.
* make lovely cut flowers.
* persist into winter.

Viral spike
* are a. proteins used for virus binding to cells.
* arrayed on the host membrane are now on the virus.
### beginning | fecundation | pollination:

Insect pollination
* Some insect pollination takes places.
* assists many crops to set seeds to be planted next year.
* enhances seed yield, quality, and market value in oilseed rape.
* is common in temperate latitudes
  - essential to production of many crops
  - integral to food security in the United States
  - likely due to cone exudations
  - necessary for commercial production of most vine crops
  - the work of one special bee thriving only in Mexico

Poor pollination
* can also cause misshapen fruit
  - result in improperly shaped fruit
* results in conditions.

Self pollination
* is certain in bisexual The transfer of pollen grains from flowers
  - when pollen is transferred from the male to the female parts on the same flower
* occurs as fertile seed is produced.

Wind pollination
* can work in angiosperms too, where almost-monocultures occur.
* is less efficient than animal-assisted pollination
  - most efficient where there are dense populations of the same species
### belief systems | astrology:

Chinese astrology
* argues that one's personality profile can be revealed form one's birth time.
* has twelve signs, each corresponding to a single year.
* is based on the traditional astronomy and calendars
* ranks among such earthly, human sciences as psychology, sociology, philosophy.

Electional astrology
* is the art of precise timing to enhance a desired outcome.
* shares many methods with horary astrology.

Indian astrology
* contains a vast heritage of techniques.
* shares the same system as Western astrology of linking zodiac signs to elements.

Medical astrology
* blending of science and religion.
* recognizes that one's personality influences one s health.

### belief systems | astrology:

Thai astrology
* has a 'color of the day' for each day of the week.
+ Color of the day: Astrology :: Thailand
  * Thai astrology has a 'color of the day' for each day of the week. The color is based on the color of the God who protects the day or Navagraha. For example, the God of Sunday is Surya which has as the red color. These colors of the day are the traditional Thai birthday colors. For example, King Bhumipol was born on Monday, so on his birthday places in Thailand will be decorated with yellow color.

Political ideology
* Political ideologies are comprehensive systems of political beliefs
  - change over time making what was once legal becomes illegal
  - range from pluralism to authoritarianism
* is belief systems
  - made of ideals
  - part of ideology
  - the third method of conquest
  - used for people
### belief | devil:

Thorny devil
* are variable in their use of space
  - well-known for the many, large spines on their bodies
* can remain active at a wide range of body temperatures.
* continue to grow until at least their fifth year.
* have a bimodal pattern of activity.
* live in a range of Australian deserts, all of which are hot deserts.
* use a gulping oral mechanism to move water along the grooves and into their mouths.

Doctrine
* affect mental states
* are beliefs
  - one way that mysterious inner events are expressed in words
* promote life.

### belief | doctrine:

Abolitionism
* are doctrines.
* cuts across all divisions.

### belief | doctrine:

Animism
* also ascribes magical powers to animals, heavenly bodies, or other created objects.
* ascribes to all things of the universe the faculty of action, similar to that of man.
* is also prevalent in Cambodia.
* is common particularly among the mountain tribes
  - within deinonych tribes
* is considered to be the earliest form of spiritual expression
  - unsophisticated
  - one way to reintegrate the human species into the community of all species
  - simultaneously pantheistic , polytheistic , and deistic
  - the belief in spirits
* is the belief that life is produced by a spiritual force apart from matter
  - plants, inanimate objects and natural phenomena have living souls
  - there are spirits which influence human life
  - foundation of objectum-sexuality
  - pattern of belief that all objects in the universe have spirits
  - personification of natural forces as gods
* sacralizes that which it animates.
* world view based upon a belief that spirits are indwelling in nature.
+ Chinese mythology, Gods, Creators: Asia :: Mythology

Antinomianism
* is defined by the matrix culture
  - the very opposite of legalism
* reckless disregard for moral law, especially the moral principles of Scripture.

Catholic doctrine
* believes that human beings are born and created in freedom.
* comes primarily from tradition stuck together with a few Bible names.
* imagines that authority resides in the church.

Christian doctrine
* denies salvation to the unbaptized.
* is arguably among the most politically revolutionary thought of all time
  - what the Bible teaches

Creationism
* conforms to theSecond law of thermodynamics.
* is much harder to back up scientifically than evolution.
* reverses the scientific process.
* stems from hard scientific fact.
* takes root where Europe, Asia meet.

### belief | doctrine | creationism:

Creation science
* are creationism.
* discipline concerning the origin of life on earth.
* good, scientific model that stands on empirical evidence.
* is considered by most to be a pseudoscience
  - far from extinct
* religious dogma.
### belief | doctrine | creationism:

Intelligent design
* are creationism.
* is another explanation saying that life was developed by a smarter being.
* is the key to dislodging the materialism in our culture
  - systematic study of intelligent causes and the effects they leave behind
* suggests that life is too complex to have evolved.
+ Intelligent design, Concepts
  * Intelligent design suggests that life is too complex to have evolved. Scientists have discovered that even a single cell is complex. The genes in a cell code have a huge amount of information. Therefore that information, like computer programming, has to come from an intelligent source and cannot be made randomly. This is thought to be because the properties of entropy say things cannot grow in complexity by randomness.
+ Kitzmiller, et al. v. Dover Area School District, et al., Trial: Intelligent design :: United States law :: Former good articles
  * Evolution is the commonly accepted scientific theory that explains how all of the different kinds of life developed from a simple beginning. Intelligent design is another explanation saying that life was developed by a smarter being. A school district in Dover, Pennsylvania wanted to tell the students about intelligent design. They wanted teachers to tell their students about intelligent design at the same time they taught evolution.

### belief | doctrine:

Creed
* are brief and simple, with the rest left to individual consciences
  - but interpretations of Scripture
  - essential for the health of the church
  - important
  - statements of personal faith
  - truth in labeling
  - universal as summaries of the truth of the gospel
* can become formal, complex, abstract, and sometimes assumed as equal to Scripture.
* do count.
* express and promote unity of faith and practice.
* give strength to individuals seeking to understand life and religion.
* have their rightful function in every land.
* help identify departures from the clear teachings set forth in Scripture.
* is belief systems.
* only contain truths that are in the Bible, and can be proved by the Bible
  - serve as a summary of Biblical doctrine
* provide a means for the church to state the truth in a summary public form
  - safeguard against error in what a church teaches

### belief | doctrine | creed:

Tenet
* are opinions, doctrines, principles or dogma held by a person or organization.
* is creed

Descriptivism
* claims that moral terms are purely descriptive.
* differ according to the nature of the truth conditions they say determine meaning.
### belief | doctrine:

Formalism
* Every formalism way of moving from one region of knowledge to another.
  - practice
  - typically mathematical languages
* is found the world over in all religions
  - the repetition of gesture and word without engagement of mind, heart and soul
* is, and has always been, the main style of all advanced cultures and civilizations.
* means the renunciation of representational content.
* says mathematics is nothing but calculations.
* tyranny even when self-imposed, as it usually is.
* usually refers to an over-emphasis in ethics or aesthetics on form over content.

Functionalism
* are doctrines
  - scientific theories
* fails to explain meaning as embodied, con-scious experience.
* is primarily concerned with the role religion plays in society
  - the epistemological servant of globalisation and global competitiveness
* stresses the role of consciousness and behavior in adapting to the environment.

### belief | doctrine | gospel:

Dogma
* correlate to our ascetic attitude.
* have sharp teeth, and when backed against the wall, they can bite.
* is beliefs
  - creed
  - religious doctrines
  - used for tyrants

Humanism
* always ends where it starts, namely, with man.
* can be sacral as well as secular.
* puts humanity at the centre of reality.
* stands for that which is exactly opposite the Kingdom of God
  - the open mind in an open society
* teaches atheism, autonomous man, amorality, evolution and one-world socialism.

Humanitarianism
* also means basic morality indispensable for human being.
  * also means basic morality indispensable for human being. Among them, Geneva Conventions on the matter made at the time of wars are well known.
* concern for the welfare of human beings.
* is as old as humanity itself
  - the expression of stupidity and cowardice

### belief | doctrine:

Internationalism
* are doctrines.
* central focus of higher education policy worldwide.
* condition sine qua non for belonging to the network.
* dilution or distortion of original culture.
* is an absolute opposite for capitalist globalization
  - important dimension of the growth of neuropsychiatry
  - integral part of the revolutionary experience and ideology
  - modernity, according to their creed
  - opposed to racism and national chauvinism
* makes it easier for the rise of and unlimited power of tyrants.

Majority rule
* basic tenet of our democracy.
* is fundamental to the concept of democratic centralism.
* is the first principle of democracy, vulgarly put
  - standard for adopting proposals in a democracy
### belief | doctrine:

Multiculturalism
* actually promotes racism.
* can be subject to abuse.
* comes from shared suffering
  - in varying kinds and varying degrees of intensity
* cover-up for a new racism.
* creed that is repugnant and serves no good purpose.
* denotes the promotion of ethnocultural equality and respect for diversity.
* depends on truth.
* developmental process.
* facilitates the broadest of cultural understanding and global development.
* fact of life.
* fraught issue in the current socio-political ethos in the United States.
* fundamental part of campus diversity.
* goal of virtually every institution, including big business.
* has an inclusive vision of diversity and equality.
* helps to legitimize whole new areas of consumerism.
* implies a continual effort of construction and deconstruction.
* increasingly characterizes our political, economic, and personal lives.
* internalises the nationalist world order in each nation state.
* involves the principle of mutual obligation.
* is Canada's version of cultural pluralism
  - about the world, all the world
  - all about equality,a fair chance, sharing with others
* is an academic discipline
  - issue central to the lives of American children, especially in California
  - analyzed by applying the concept post-normal science
  - broader than ethnicity
  - code for the gradual elimination of Western traditions
  - constituted by double standards
  - historical revisionism
  - inherent in all group work
  - more than the physical presence of different peoples
* is one of the most divisive concepts in our society
  - way to manage cultural diversity in a community
  - organized anarchy of the mind
  - preferable to ethnic violence
  - racism in a politically-correct guise
  - the word of the day, bringing diverse perspectives to all subjects
  - woven into the very fabric of Canadian life
* lives, and breathes.
* makes culture hereditary.
* means equal coexistence of different cultures
  - greater appreciation of different cuisines
  - managing diversity
* part of life and is embraced by the Fusionist movement.
* permeates the curriculum and school culture.
* perspective which provides a central set of practice principles.
* profound betrayal of the fundamental principles of the new ethnicity.
* refers to the fact that everyone has culture.
* remains principally a phenomenon of elite colleges.
* results in alienation.
* seeks to bring diverse peoples together to celebrate their differences.
* starts with each person.
* theoretical PC absurdity.
* tree that bears no fruit, but plenty of poison.
* white people joke.
### belief | doctrine:

Nihilism
* are anarchy
  - doctrines.
  * Apart from Nietzsche, a popular text which draws heavily on nihilism is the novel Crime and Punishment by Fyodor Dostoevsky. Nihilism is associated with postmodernism
* credits no-one who seeks, upholds or defends any good whatever.
* exerts a strong influence in today's world, and has brought widespread spiritual confusion.
* has nothing to do with indifference as a passive attitude against reality.
* ignores the side of life which is concerned with mental conditionality.
* implies that reality comes from the collective unconscious.
* injects our collective body with the morality of the herd.
* is active evil with delusions of righteousness
  - always a form of acedia
  - one possible response to grasping one's cosmic insignificance
  - rejecting all political, philosophical, religious, and moral principles
* is the black hole of philosophy, liable to swallow everything that gets close to it
  - dominant philosophy
  - general rejection of customary beliefs in morality or religion
* kind of philosophy carved out of a pervasive experience of emptiness.
* proud daughter of western civilization.
* rare trait in fish but trout are full of it.
* rejects the good as such, heavenly or otherwise.
* suggests that life is without objective meaning.
* ubiquitous meeting and parting, giving rise to many dimensions, levels, and universes.

Nuclear deterrence
* is deterrence.
* requires a conditional intention to commit a monstrously evil act.

### belief | doctrine:

Pacifism
* are beliefs
* can absolutely work as a universal absolute.
* covers many types of opposition to warfare.
* has many different forms.
* is always a preparation for war because it undermines justice
  - bad theology and worse politics
  - deeply, deeply ingrained in the Japanese psyche
  - objectively pro-Fascist
  - of the same historical lineage as democracy
  - often humanistic, politically, culturally, or socially determined
* is the belief in peaceful reconciliation of human differences
  - clearest form of cowardice, possessing no willingness to fight for anything at all
  - unspoken first law of the spiritual world
  - voice of helplessness
* leads to slavery.
* means different things to different people.
* only works when the tiger is still in the cage.
* remains a common Adventist position.

Phenomenology
* Phenomenologies are doctrines.
* aims to know the ways in which experience as consciousness intends the objective.
* attempts to reconcile what humans experience with what humans suppose know via theory.
* concerns itself with consciousness.
* is sensual, physiological.

### belief | doctrine | philosophical theory:

Aesthetic
* are important, but water clarity also has a major impact on marine ecosystems.
* can include the study of art from all cultures and all times.
* philosophical theory
* refer to the appearance of the water which can be discolored as a result of particulates
  - criteria that concern graphic aspects of readability

Deconstructionism
* is part of a movement called poststructuralism.
* philosophy that rejects value judgements based on one's own cultural values.
### belief | possibility:

Potential
* are numeric values of goodness or badness associated with an individual room.
* has effects
  - negative effects
* is possibility.
* leads to transformation.
* requires experience
  - knowledge

### belief | possibility | potential:

Matric potential
* includes osmotic, adhesive, and capillary pressure.
* is analogous to the effort required to draw fluid through a straw
  - another term for pressure potential or pressure head
  - important in terms of modifications of plant-water relations and infiltration

Positive potential
* gives negative free energy and spontaneous reaction.
+ Bodhi: Buddhism
  * All positive potential including unlimited compassion, skill and wisdom are said to be realized. The enlightened being is free from samsara.

Prospect
* are potential.
* is potential

### belief:

Public opinion
* can change rapidly.
* common outcome measured by evaluators of mass media initiatives.
* consensus process that moves with amazing speed with out modern communications.
* constitutes one of the cornerstones of democracy.
* determines how law evolves.
* has a different role in foreign policy making than in domestic policy, for instance.
* has an ethical dimension
  - impact on how judges view law
* is a. the collected attitudes of citizens on a given issue or question
  - all about perception over reality
  - anti-tobacco
  - as important in India as it is in the United States
  - based on concepts such as beliefs, values, attitudes, and opinions
  - civilization's most powerful currency
  - created through awareness
* is important in the United States
  - only in open, democratic regimes
* is the bedrock upon which democracy is built
  - keystone of a democracy
  - prime mover of public policy in a democracy
* tends to change with time and circumstances.
* vital force in the process of government.
### belief | religion:

Abrahamic religion
* are very popular monotheistic ones.
+ God, God in the Abrahamic religions: Gods and goddesses
  * Abrahamic religions are very popular monotheistic ones. Well-known Abrahamic religions include Judaism, Christianity, and Islam. Monotheistic means the people in these religions believe there is only one God.

Asian religion
* Some Asian religions have the cult of ancestor worship.
* have a long and intriguing history in America.

Catholic religion
* is as bad or as good as any other.
* very visual religion.
### belief | religion | religious order:

Sisterhood
* are bands
  - kinship
* can provide real solutions for single parents.
* consists of women with different majors, backgrounds, and personalities.
* is religious order
* strengthens the bond between friends.

Religious sect
* All religious sects are ideas of divinity.
* Many religious sects make an exclusive claim on truth.
* are liberal with adjectives
  - probably more prevalent than ever before in our world today
* is religion

Sect
* Many sects have variant views of reincarnation.
* Most sects practice the cult of the founder.
* are break-away groups from more mainstream religions and tend to be in tension with society
  - only possible as elements in a closed religious system
* believe that they are protecting a true faith or belief.

### belief | religion | sect:

Christian sect
* All Christian sects recognize the Bible as the primary source of revelation.
* Some Christian sects refer to the literal understanding of biblical text as normative.
* are many and varied.

### belief | religion:

Several religion
* forbid homosexuality or bisexuality.
* have a system of monasteries.
+ Monastery: Religious buildings
  * Several religions have a system of monasteries. Christian monasteries have a chapel for the monks to worship. They are also not allowed to own anything. Everything they use, including their clothes, belongs to the monastery. During the Middle Ages after the Roman Empire was defeated, monasteries were some of the few places where knowledge still existed.
+ Religion and homosexuality: Controversies :: Religion :: LGBT
  * Relations between 'religion and homosexuality' change with time, place, and religion. Several religions forbid homosexuality or bisexuality. Others accept it. Religions that forbid homosexuality include Mormonism, the Catholic Church and some other divisions of Christianity. Hinduism accepts homosexuality and bisexuality.
### belief:

Totemism
* are beliefs.
* changingconcept that varies from clan to clan.
* is another common practice in Africa
  - the belief that there bond between humans, animals, and natural objects
* means of preventing incest and as a ritual reminder of murder of the father.
* primitive religious concept holding that evil can reside in an inanimate object.
+ Freud's psychoanalytic theories, ' Totem and Taboo'
  * The incest taboo rises because of a desire for incest. The purpose of the totemic animal is not for group unity, but to re-enforce the incest taboo. The totemic animal is not a symbol of God but a symbol of the father and it is an important part of religious development. Totemism originates from the memory of an event in pre-history where the male group members eat the father figure due to a desire for the females. The guilt they feel for their actions and for the loss of a father figure leads them to prohibit incest in a new way. Totemism is a means of preventing incest and as a ritual reminder of murder of the father. This shows that sexual desire, since there are many social prohibitions on sexual relations, is channeled through certain ritual actions and all societies adopt these rituals so that sexuality develops in approved ways. This reveals unconscious desires and their repression. Freud believes that civilization makes people unhappy because it contradicts the desire for progress, freedom, happiness, and wealth. Civilization requires repression of drives and instructs such as sexual, aggression, and the death instinct in order that civilization can work.

Traditional belief
* figure into medicine in other ways as well.
* is that it monster that emerges at night to eat anybody who is around.
### believability:

Plausibility
* establishes that a concept or model is more than just a belief or conjecture.
* is believability
  - credibility

### believers baptism:

Scriptural baptism
* guarantees the continuity of a church.
* is believers' baptism
  - by immersion
* requires a complete immersion in water
  - the saved to be baptized

### believers | protestant:

Fundamentalist
* Most fundamentalists say infants and young children are automatically saved, no matter what
  - stress the importance of an emotional experience of being born again
* Some fundamentalists say about mysticism It begins in mist and ends in schism.
* are concerned with why the price is what it is
  - disciples
  - humans
  - protestants
  - uncomfortable with processes of spiritual growth and discovery
* believe that the Bible means exactly what it says.
* claim repetitive prayer is forbidden by Scripture
  - to interpret the Scriptures literally
* control the production of literature and the appointment of missionaries.
* focus on the earnings of companies within specific sectors.
* have a tendency to want to convert others.
* only accept science when it agrees with what their religion teaches.
* range across the spectrum of public discussion - from religion to politics.
* say holy water superstition that has no basis in the Bible.
* simply believe in the fundamentals of the Christian faith.
* still call gays evil, but society at large is more tolerant.

### bending:

Flexion
* causes a small increase in canal diameter and volume as the vertebral lamina are separated.
* decreases disc protrusion and reduces stenosis
  - the angle between articulating bones
* increases metabolite transport into the disc
  - the space in the joint, making more room for further bleeding to occur
* is primarily by the hamstrings, short head of biceps, gracilis, and sartorius.
* occur when shoulder joint muscles contract to anteriorly move humeruses.
* opens the apophyseal joints and reduces posterior disc stress.
* stop humeral extensions.
* stretches the ligamentum flavum to reduce stenosis.

### bending | flexure:

Dorsiflexion
* are flexion.
* is flexure
  - movement of the toes toward the shin
  - reassumed as the hip is flexed and the leg extended
  - stronger in the push-off leg of all athletes, except novices
* is the amount of fore and aft flexibility in the ankle joint
  - upward flexibility the foot has within the ankle joint
* takes place mostly in the ankle joints but also slightly in the tarsal joints.

Hunch
* are for dogs making love.
* is bending
  - feeling
  - websites

Beneficial organism
* Most beneficial organisms play roles.
* can help control unwanted ones.

### benign condition:

Geographic tongue
* benign condition.
* descriptive term for the map-like appearance of some people's tongues.
* is described as a psoriasiform mucositis
  - thought to be an autoimmune disorder and is no way related to oral herpes
* relatively common tongue problem that normally responds to topical steroids.
### benign non-behavioral characteristic:

Skin color
* Some skin color depends on sunlight.
* benign nonbehavioral characteristic.
* benign, non-behavioral characteristic.
* can change by expansion or contraction
  - depending on habitat colors, humidity, stress, and temperature
  - rapidly by varying the amount of blood in the skin
  - vary, usually consisting of dark brown spots on white or yellow background
* changes from blue to a bright red color.
* depends on several pigments.
* describes well, skin color.
* develops early.
* good indicator of perfusion status.
* has no moral significance one way or the other.
* is an easy way to identify one group from another
  - dark, ebony to black when mature
  - described by an array containing all of the flesh tones in the person's hands
* is determined by at least three genes in humans
  - two sets of genes
* is determined by the amount of melanin found in the skin
  - climate a person lives in
  - melanin pigment in the skin cells
  - size, melanization and distribution of melanosomes
  - three to five gene pairs
  - difficult to describe
  - due to the variation of a substance called melanin in the skin
  - ivory, eyes are blue, green, or brown
  - known to change after they have consumed nourishment
* is merely a reaction to a dangerous environment
  - an accident of birth
  - most intense in full sunlight
  - natural
  - polygenic
  - produced via pigment cells called chromatophores
* is the most important factor determining a person's risk for skin cancer
  - primary unit upon which type has been based
  - result of the melanin pigment created in the skin cells
* makes no differnce to who a person is.
* provides an important cue for face detection.
* ranges from tan to shades of gray or red.
* small difference.
* tends to be very light, from bluish-grey to white.
* varies according to the amount of melanin in the epidermis
  - with latitude and certain people are tall or have brown hair

Breast cyst
* Most breast cysts contain fluid.
* are benign
  - fluid filled sacs which occur in the breast of premenopausal women
  - generally benign
  - harmless and very common
  - related to several things

Sebaceous hyperplasia
* can be difficult to clinically differentiate from basal cell carcinoma.
* is benign
  - somewhat dependent on hormones and is prone to appear at puberty

Benthic organism
* Many benthic organisms attach themselves to rocks and stay in one place.
* Some benthic organisms burrow into sediments for food or protection.
* are an important part of the food chain, especially for fish
  - found on or in the seabed
  - in direct contact with bottom sediments and pore waters
  - members of the lower food web that have adapted to life on the bottom
### benzodiazepine derivative:

Diazepam
* benzodiazepine
  - derivative
* binding inhibitor has a wide distribution and multiple biological actions.
* blocks cholecystokinin induced defensive burying in rats.
* crosses the placenta and is secreted in breast milk.
* inhibits forskolin-stimulated adenylyl cyclase activity in human tumour cells.
* is also effective in single or intermittent dosage
  - drugs
  - highly lipid soluble and penetrates the brain rapidly
  - in a class of drugs called benzodiazepines
* is metabolized by the liver and excreted mainly by the kidney
  - to N-desmethyldiazepam and oxazepam
  - muscle relaxants
  - occasionally beneficial for patients with major depression or psychosis
  - sedative
* is the drug of choice in treating seizures in the dog and cat
  - most commonly administered anxiolytic
  - oldest antispastic agent
  - only drug that consistently relieves muscle stiffness
  - tranquilizer
* long-acting oral and parenteral benzodiazepine.
* member of the benzodiazepine family.
* passes into breast milk.
* reduces spasticity by depressing the central nervous system
  - stress-induced analgesia in humans
* relaxes skeletal muscles by inhibiting spinal polysynaptic afferent pathways.
* relieves anxiety and nervousness.
* strengthens the effect of other nerve agent antidotes.

Benzoquinone
* inhibits the growth of microorganisms and prevents damaged fruit from rotting.
* is toxic to bacteria and helps prevent decay in damaged plant tissue.
### berry:

Black berry
* Black berries contain seeds
  - last all winter on female plants
* Most black berries contain seeds.

### berry:

Blackberry
* Blackberries Cut away old canes and reduce the number of new ones.
* Blackberries are abundant in eastern North America and along the Pacific Coast
  - among the easiest of all fruits to grow
  - an example of an aggregate fruit
  - biennials and begin bearing the year after planting
  - classified based on growth habit
  - edible fruit
  - highly productive with no input of toxic chemicals
  - in the early ripe fruit stage
  - information appliances
  - native to several continents, including Asia, Europe, and North and South America
  - part of a late-season group of fruits that are high in sugars
  - quite drought-hardy, but require considerable water during the fruiting period
  - red when they are green
  - ripe when they are plump and very dark purple, almost black
  - sensitive to wet soils
  - soft
  - the silver lining of a very black cloud known as blackberry briars
* Blackberries bear fruit on canes that grew the previous year
  - on last years growth
  - can grow in a wide variety of soils, but they do best on sandy loam or clay loam soils
  - contain both soluble and insoluble fiber components
  - do best in deep well drained soils such as sandy loams and loamy sands
  - form a shelter for small animals and birds, such as quail
  - grow as vigorous vines that require heavy pruning at proper times
* Blackberries grow in a wide range of soils, but they fare best in well-drained soil
  - abundance all throughout the Delta in the summer
  - wet areas across the United States and Europe
  - throughout the United States
  - wild throughout most of Europe
* Blackberries have perennial root systems and biennial canes
  - similar looking leaves but the undersides are green
* Blackberries includes peels
  - sections
  - produce succulent fruit in summer on woody canes
  - range in size from having only a few seeds to being as big as strawberries
  - require abundant moisture while the berries are growing and ripening
  - seem to ripen in clusters, with whole clusters being ready at the same time
  - thrive in temperate climates with well-drained loose soil
### berry:

Lingonberry
* Lingonberries also make a great accompaniment to meat and cheese dishes.
* Lingonberries are beautiful and delicate-looking ornamentals
  - relatives of cranberries, grown in many Scandinavian countries
  - similar to cranberries and are popular in Scandinavia

### berry:

Persimmon
* also contain potassium and calcium, minerals that can help control blood pressure.
* are a good source of vitamin A, contain a very small trace of fat and no cholesterol
  - preferred food during autumn, and other wild fruits are eaten when available
  - beautiful, much like flowers and sunsets are
  - fruit trees
  - native to the orient, as well as the United States, depending on the type
  - one of the easiest fruit trees to grow
  - plants
  - ripe when slightly soft and give slightly when gently squeezed
  - small, easy to grow trees which are adapted to most of Texas
* bloom late, usually escaping spring frosts.
* can have a few seeds or be seedless.
* continue to ripen after they are picked off the tree.
* have a tip-bearing growth habit which requires careful management.
* reach their full color while still hard.

### berry | persimmon:

Oriental persimmon
* are larger and heart-shaped.
* have few insect, disease, or other problems.

### berry:

Red berry
* Most red berries contain seeds.
* Most red berries have flavour
  - sweet flavour
* Red berries appear on spadix in summer and persist into fall.
* Red berries are a food source for birds
  - evident on a few plants
  - attract birds
  - fall from bare trees
  - grow in small clusters
  - sour taste
  - help the body make collagen, the protein needed to keep skin supple, smooth and healthy
  - last through winter and develop on trees that bear pistillate flowers in late spring
  - remain on tree late in fall

Saskatoon
* are berries
  - cities
  - native to Alberta
* enjoys more hours of sunshine than any other major Canadian city.
* is rife with racism, sexism, and homophobia.
* lies in a region of the world that has very definite seasons.
* provides cover, nesting and roosting for several bird species.

Serviceberry
* Serviceberries also grow on rocky and sandy soils.
* Serviceberries are noticeable in the woods in spring, flowering before most other trees leaf out
  - some of the earliest spring-blooming trees
  - grow well in a wide range of soils

Simple fruit
* are fruits that develop from a single ovary.
* is berries.