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

Australian soil
* Many Australian soils have physical problems.
* are highly dependent upon vegetation cover to generate nutrients and for stability
  - usually quite lean
  - very old and are low in mineral nutrition content

Aztalan soil
* are on glacial lake basins and stream terraces.
* contain less gravel in the B and have more silt and clay in the lower solum.

### soil:

Bare soil
* absorbs more heat than soil covered by grass or a ground cover.
* are very vulnerable to erosion.
* can easily contain lead from car exhaust, paint peeling, and near by industries pollution.
* gets pounded, compacted, and washed away by winter rains.
* has a mottled brown color due to high moisture content
  - different organisms than areas with litter
* is prone to erosion and deterioration of soil structure and organic matter.
* is susceptible to erosion by wind and water
  - wind and water erosion, and to drying and crusting
  - very difficult to keep weed free
  - vulnerable to destructive effects from wind and water
* shows up as varying shades of brown.

Bigapple soil
* are on nearly level to very steep artificially created or modified landforms.
* occur in higher landscape positions.

Blachly soil
* are on broad ridges and steep side slopes.
* have an ochric epipedon.

Black soil
* are in fact rich in kankar nodules which add to the fertility of the soil.
* has low level of kankar thus supports wide variety of crops.
* is usually clay and also is usually very poorly drained.

Calcareous soil
* have an abundance of calcium available for plant uptake.
* tend to be low in organic matter and available nitrogen.

Caleb soil
* are on convex ridgetops and side slopes of high benches.
* have less gravel in the sola
  - more stratification in their lower sola

Chequest soil
* are on bottom lands.
* have thinner mollic epipedons and are more acid.

Clarksdale soil
* are on summits and side slopes on loess-mantled ground moraines.
* have a thinner dark surface soil, and are closer to dissecting drainageways.
### soil:

Marrowbone soil
* are on lower side slopes and are moderately deep.
* have a thicker solum.

Martian soil
* has hydrogen peroxide in it
  - lots of peroxides, especially with iron
* show that lakes and deep rivers once covered the Red Planet.

Maupin soil
* are on mesas or plateaus.
* have a duripan and are fine-loamy.

Mertz soil
* contain chert fragments.
* have angular rock fragments of chert and sandstone.
* occupy the gently sloping to steep upper and middle parts of chert ridges.

Mineral soil
* are generally thin and poorly drained.
* is an excellent seedbed for germination
  - the light colored dirt that is found below the dark, rich, organic topsoil layer
* serves as a favorable seedbed enhancing germination and establishment.
* tend to have smaller particles.

Moist soil
* good conductor of electricity.
* has less tendency to fall away from the roots when the plant is being placed in the hole.
* is an excellent medium to store solar heat
  - essential for germination and establishment
  - necessary for reproduction to occur
* promotes fast growth and maximum size.

Mooselake soil
* are in bogs within lake plains, outwash plains, and glacial moraines.
* have hemic material with mostly woody fiber.

Mottled soil
* are mostly gray, but contain splotches of brown, orange, red, or yellow.
* indicates zones of soil wetness.

Neshaminy soil
* are nearly level to steep soils on uplands.
* contain rock fragments of diabase.

### soil:

Organic soil
* Some organic soils contain layers that are largely or entirely mineral material.
* allows plants to produce complex starches and proteins.
* are also frequently deficient in potassium.
* are common associates in some places
  - in fens and bogs
  - near the margins of the kettle lakes
  - important in major wood producing countries because they support forests
  - less prone to being splashed onto plants
  - spongy, crumbly, and compressible
  - undesirable as foundation or base course material
* develop from swamps and marshes.
* dominate the landscape along the north Coast and in parts of the Great Plains.
* form under saturated conditions.
* found in peat bogs also contain O horizons.
* is anything that contains carbons.
* occupy depressions and some broad valley bottoms.
* protects plants against disease.
* tend to fix copper.

Orovada soil
* are arable when irrigated and are considered prime farmland
  - coarse-loamy and have durinodes in a friable matrix
  - very deep
* lack an argillic horizon and have a coarse-loamy control section.

Ossian soil
* are subject to flooding.
* have thicker sola and free carbonates at a greater depth.

Pasture soil
* are a terrific biological filter to recover nutrients passing through the soil.
* have higher pH levels because of the ash deposited after forest vegetation is burned.

Peat soil
* are often a dark brown color.
* have low exchangeable bases and base saturation values.

Peaty soil
* are widespread, with stony, gravel soils at high elevations.
* is usually dark brown but it can also be black.
### soil:

Wet soil
* are always darker than dry soils, which is one reason soils in arid regions are so light
  - cooler and can delay crop germination and growth, reducing crop yields
  - necessary for measles to occur
* breeding ground for molds.
* cause stunting and make peas more susceptible to root and foliar diseases.
* favor the growth of many soil fungi and retard or slow the growth of cotton seedlings.
* give falsely high phosphorus readings.
* increase the risk of both disease and plant heaving.
* is especially vulnerable to compaction
  - heavy and expands and contracts with temperature changes
  - soft and easily compacted by the weight of the lawn mower
* provide ideal conditions for many of the root rot fungi.

### soil | wetland:

Artificial wetland
* offer great potential for treating water before disposing of it.
* purify waste water.
### soil | wetland | marsh:

Salt marsh
* are a source of food for birds and other animals year-round.
* are also important habitats, especially as the feeding grounds for seabirds and fishes
  - seafood nurseries
  - among the most productive ecosystems in the world
  - an integral and important part of both the marine and coastal ecosystems
  - coastal wetlands which are flooded and drained by tides
* are critical nursery areas for fish and invertebrates
  - many species of fish, and aquatic invertebrates
  - critical, natural filtration systems for our waterways
  - dominated by grasses and other marsh plants
  - grassy wetlands at the edges of estuaries
  - green , mangrove swamps are orange
  - highly productive ecosystems
* are important to numerous species who are in the salt marsh only part-time
  - wetland habitats for many kinds of fish and wildlife
  - large ecosystems alongside oceans
  - natural or semi-natural terrestrial halophytic ecosystems
  - quite photosynthetically active and are extremely productive habitats
  - rich and complex natural systems
  - salt tolerant grasslands lying between the high and low tides
* are some of the most productive ecosystems along the coast
  - environments in the world
  - richest ecosystems for biodiversity
  - the second most biologically productive area in the world after rain forests
  - transition zones between the land and the sea
  - valuable for wildlife
* can suffer from dieback in the high marsh and die-off in the low marsh.
* exist along the coast, where land and marine waters meet.
* have a whole range of functions
  - several functions and adaptations to a life in an intertidal ecosystem
  - three primary production units, all maintaining high productivity
* is important for preventing floods and protecting the food chain
* occur extensively in South Carolina and Georgia
  - on coastal tidal flats
  - worldwide, particularly in middle to high latitudes
* perform many functions valuable to human beings.
* provide a home for other animals such as birds, small mammals and turtles
  - critical habitat for fish, birds and other animals
  - habitat for several decapod species in coastal South Carolina
  - protected nursery areas for juvenile fishes, shellfish, crabs and shrimp
  - safe havens for all kinds of juvenile fish
* replace red mangrove forests in areas exposed to frosts.
* serve as pollution filters and as buffers against flooding and shoreline erosion.
  * Distribution of important halophytes. Salt marshes are green, mangrove swamps are orange.

Tidal marsh
* are vegetated areas flowed by the tide.
* consists of varying proportions of organic material and sand.
* has a heavy vegetative cover of salt-tolerant grasses and reeds.
* serve many important functions.

Natural wetland
* are important to people and the environment.
* treat water without any intervention.

Peat bog
* develop where the ground is water logged and is, as a result, poor in oxygen
  - waterlogged and is, as a result, poor in oxygen
* is wetland
### soil:

Wiota soil
* are on stream terraces.
* have more fine and coarser sand in the solum and allow more sandy stratified substrata.

### solar calendar:

English calendar
* dates for holidays and holy days for several different world religions.
* solar calendar.

### solar radiation:

Solar prominence
* are fiery arches that hang above the surface, sometimes for weeks on end
  - loops of hydrogen gas that rise above the solar surface
* come in many different shapes and sizes.
* is solar radiation.
+ Sun, Features of the Sun: Stars :: Solar System
  * Some space telescopes, including the ones that orbit the Sun have seen huge arches of the Sun's matter extend suddenly from the Sun. These are called solar prominences. Solar prominences come in many different shapes and sizes. Some of them are so large that the Earth could fit inside of them, and a few are shaped like hands. Solar flares also come and go.

### sold:

Natural sponge
* Most natural sponges used for cleaning today come from the Mediterranean and the Caribbean.
* have an internal skeleton, called an endoskeleton, that helps to support their body
  - interesting properties
  - several distinct advantages over synthetic sponges
+ Sponge (tool), Natural sponges for cleaning: Cleaning tools
  * Most natural sponges used for cleaning today come from the Mediterranean and the Caribbean. Today Izmir and Tripolis are the main markets where natural sponges are sold.

### solder:

Hard solder
* are used for brazing, and melt at higher temperatures.
* is solder.

### soldiers:

British soldier
* are soldiers.
* take arms.
  * burn Buffalo, New York.

German soldier
* Some german soldiers kill animals
  - shoot animals
* participate in african campaigns
  - north african campaigns
+ Timeline of World War II, Timeline, 1941
  * Many European Axis are also present. German soldiers are sent to Finland.

Russian soldier
* Most Russian soldiers are conscripts, draftees who serve two years upon high school graduation.
  * surround Grozny, Chechnya.
### solid:

Polyhedron
* Every polyhedron has a dual polyhedron where each vertex corresponds to a plane and vice versa.
* are academic journals
  - space figures with flat surfaces, called faces , which are made of polygons

### solid | polyhedron:

Tetrahedron
* Tetrahedra are pyramids with triangular bases.
* only form in isometric minerals that have four fold rotoinversion axes.

Precipitate
* Some precipitates tend to clog the pores of a fritted filter.
* appear as elongated or blocky structures within the microstructure.
* forming is chemical.

Recess
* are enclosures.
* can help students relieve stress, reduce anxiety and depression, and improve self-esteem.
* is an opportunity for unstructured physical activity
  - both a physical activity and a socialization activity
  - important for both social and physical development
* time for students to play fair, have fun, and be safe.

### solid:

Solid food
* Many solid foods are poor sources of needed nutrients, particularly iron.
* Most solid food provides nutrients.
* Some solid food leads to allergies.
* Use the bowl provided to keep heated food warm.
* are mostly useful for the extra calories they offer to increasingly active babies.
* become dry and insipid when chewed.
* can clog the tube and also foster bacterial growth.
* help to meet a baby's increased needs for iron and protein.
* is fed to the child by the paternal grandfather or the godfather
  - solid objects
* makes general anesthesia more hazardous
  - the person feel full, whereas liquids tend to pass through much more easily

### solid | solid food:

Orzo
* are pasta.
* is small rice-shaped pasta
  - the small pasta that looks like rice
* rice-shaped pasta that is available in large supermarkets.
* small oval pasta that cooks up right in the skillet with vegetables and broth.

Solid krypton
* is white and crystalline.
* white crystalline substance with a face-centered cubic structure.

Total solid
* are dissolved solids plus suspended and settleable solids in water
  - metals , salt , dirt , and other things in any type of water that are a solid
* can also increase in reproductively active hens.
* mean all solid matter is either suspended or dissolved.
* measure of the dissolved or suspended solids in the water.

### solitary, shy animals:

Male sloth
* are solitary, shy animals.
* have a bright yellow or orange patch on the back.

### solstice:

Winter solstice
* Most winter solstices are part of winter.
* Winter Solstice can be a time of playfulness and laughter rooted in anticipation.
* acknowledges the first day of winter, the longest day of the year.
* are astronomy
  - holidays
* brings the greatest darkness, and summer solstice the brightest light.
* is notorious for triggering such delayed catharsis
  - the day with the fewest hours of sunlight during the whole year
* marks another turn in the dance of light and dark.
### somewhat shade tolerant:

Golden currant
* have a soft golden-colored blossom that eventually changes to a rose color.
* is somewhat shade tolerant.
* produces fragrant blooms in spring, tasty currants in summer and red foliage in fall.

### sorting:

Triage
* French word meaning to sort.
* allows doctors to see the most seriously-ill or injured patients first.
* are sorting.
* is about the immediate conversion of decisions into action
  - an evaluation process derived from battlefield medicine
  - the area where a nurse checks to find who is the sickest
* means the ordering of the severity of the problems that they are presented with.
* nursing function.
* process that makes sure that patients with the most serious needs are treated first.
* tool using set criteria or standards to rate the severity of each problem.
### sound | noise:

White noise
* can be as simple as a radio tuned to no station so there is only static.
* contains all motions simultaneously.
* is interference
  - no noise at all
  - noise whose amplitude is constant throughout the audible frequency range
  - some part of almost every transmission
  - sort of a background non-noise, usually meant to cover up other distractions
* reduces the loudness of all tones, regardless of absolute level.
* soothing sound that blocks out more noxious noises.
* sound that has no harmonics in it, or it has all harmonics in it.
* works because it blocks out other sounds and it soothes babies to sleep.

Peal
* are bells
* is sound

Peep
* are candy
  - glance
* are the spring peepers, quacks are wood frogs, and long trills are toads
  - weapons of subversives

### sound:

Ping
* are sound.
* configuration request packet of line involving a physical ID of the sender.
* is generally a better means of checking connectivity on the Internet
  - the amount of speed in milliseconds it takes to connect to the other user
* is used by network administrator for diagnostic problems
  - primarily to troubleshoot Internet connections
  - to check network reachability of hosts
* low-level method of determining specific host is alive.
* measurement of how long it takes a packet of data to be sent to a computer and returned.
* network diagnostic tool that verifies connectivity to a particular system on the network.
* program that uses a raw socket.
* simple round trip time for a message from one computer to another.
* tool for request replies from a host
  - that helps to verify IP-level connectivity
* utility that asks if a server is responding normally
  - deals directly with system availability

Pure tone
* are the clear pitches, or frequencies, of sounds.
* consist of a single sinusoidal component.
* have simple shapes.

Tap
* Many taps give water and are used in homes.
* are inexpensive devices that can be built-in or added on to existing computers.
* consists of tap technique.
+ Tap (valve): Hardware (mechanical)
  * A 'tap', 'faucet', or 'spigot' is something that a liquid or gas comes out of. Taps usually have a handle that can be turned to start or stop the liquid coming out.
  * Many taps give water and are used in homes. They are found in kitchens and bathrooms.
### space:

Virtual space
* can flex the boundaries of conscious and unconscious realities.
* generate hybrid environments for the interaction of people and computers.

### space:

White space
* breaks an atom or integer.
* is any number of blanks or a new line
  - breaks in the text and between graphics that makes the site easier to read
  - condensed to a single space
  - important in both print and electronic design
  - one of many design principles used in other media that apply to the Web
  - spaces, tabs, carriage returns, and line feeds
* is the absence of content
  - area of a page where nothing appears
* is the space between things that give the things their meaning
  - that surrounds the text
  - used to separate elements, and to draw attention to elements, among other things
  - very important because it is where the eye rests
  - white space even when it's orange
* means open areas of the page without graphics or text.
* part of the page that doesn t have any text on it.
* provides a place for the eye to rest
  - contrast and allows the eyes to rest
* refers to the amount of blank space between lines or groups of lines.
* typographic term for parts of a page that are empty - deliberately.

Workspace
* are areas on the screen where applications are run to accomplish some task.
* is space.

### spanish onion:

Red onion
* Spanish onion
* are the best to use because they have great flavor and less sodium
  - usually milder in flavor, and better for eating raw, as in salads
* can act as a visual indicator at the same time.
* have some resistance
  - the highest amount of quercetin, while white onions have very little

### spatial operation:

Vector addition
* is the scalar addition of the Cartesian components of the vectors
  - used to calculate the relative speed and direction of the boundary to the storm
* means adding the components of two vectors to form the components of a new vector.
* spatial operation.

Spatial relation
* is the ability to recognize the relationships between objects.
* play an important role in the research area of connecting visual and verbal space.

### speaking:

Shouting
* are speaking.
* cause sore throats.

Whisper
* are intangible since the dead have long breathed their last
  - speaking
* reduces noise levels and retards the spread of fire.

Special event
* are one-time events with a set number of tickets for specific dates and times.
* occur during periods.
* take places.

### specialty insurance:

Environmental insurance
* can help corporations shed surplus industrial properties.
* specialty insurance.

Speciation event
* Most speciation events occur over geologic time
* take places.

### species:

Algal specie
* Many algal species have life cycles consisting of alternating haploid and diploid generations.
* Some algal species can also produce chemicals that are toxic to humans and aquatic life
  - reproduce by more than one means depending upon the environmental conditions
* are included in three eukaryote supergroups.
### species:

Common specie
* Many common species are generalist dung feeders, feeding on different types of dung.
* Some common species are in jeopardy due to exotic pests or diseases
  - the two-spotted or red spider mite

Coral specie
* Many coral species are now at risk due to the temperature increase in the Atlantic
  - reproduce once or twice each year
* Some coral species tend to grow fast and have high metabolic rates.
* are adapted to different disturbance regimes.
* tend to exhibit vertical zonation.

Countless specie
* continue to go extinct.
* grow throughout the world, from South Africa to the Mediterranean to West Asia.
Specific organism
* Some specific organisms cause diarrhea.
* show evidence.

Specificity
* is quality
* measures the ability of a test to correctly exclude disease in a nondiseased person.
* refers to objective patterns that information is capable of exhibiting
  - specific sports function
* refers to the detail and substantiveness of the information contained in a document
  - test's ability to detect noninfected animals
  - type of reaction such as hydrolysis or polymerization

### specificity:

Host specificity
* can of course be different at different stages of the life cycle.
* is common among many insects during all stages of their life cycles.

Spectacle
* Most spectacle bears walk on feet.
* are blunder
  - displays
  - imagery
  - located in shows
  - one of the tiniest species
  - optical instruments
  - part of frames
  - sight
  - the only parrotlets with a true eye ring
* are used for sight
  - spectators
  - wearers
* includes sections.
* is sight
  - the absence of power

Speech
* Most speech impaired persons can hear and understand.
* are speaking
  - utterances
* consists of words spoken in a particular way.
* evolves ideas, which lead to thinking and logic.
* integrates many aspects of human ability.
* involves coordinating respiration, phonation, resonation and articulation.
* parsing describes the syntactic and semantic analysis of spontaneous spoken language.
* refers to the behavior that produces vocal sounds.
* sounds collected into meaningful units, such as syllables or words
  - tend to adjust to nearby sounds in systematic ways
* speech act

Speech sound
* Many speech sounds have identical mouth movements, which can make lipreading particularly difficult.
* Some speech sound is part of accents
  - croaks
  - laughter
* begin with babies.

### speech:

Campaign finance
* has a huge affect on elections.
* is speech
  - the equivalent of freedom of speech

Dialect
* also belong to particular cultures and communities.
* are all inherently intelligible
  - natural language
  - one of the basic elements of our social organization
  - recognizable speech variants
  - variations within a major language
* form part of our culture and our identities.
* often incorporate words or grammatical structures of other languages.
* refers to vocabulary and grammar as well as pronunciation.
* used by animals living in the same region are unique to orcas.

### speech | dialect:

Regional dialect
* are unique in pronunciation, word usage, and grammatical forms.
* exist in bird populations.
* vary in their words, pronunciation, and grammar.

Egocentric speech
* develops and evolves into inner speech, then declines as inner speech appears
  - into internal speech
* is the key to studying inner speech because it is the stage that precedes it.
### speech:

Saying
* are activities
+ Wisdom literature: Literature
  * Sayings are generalized. Speculative wisdom literature are about a person, and its relationship to questions such as the meaning of life, suffering or the relationship between that person and a deity.

Soliloquy
* Soliloquies are short and sweet.
* are speechs.

Tone of voice
* can convey more to a child than the words spoken.
* reflects psychological arousal, emotion , and mood.

Sperm quality
* Most sperm quality depends on factors
  - many factors
* is independent of the woman's age, but nevertheless very important
  - the subjective evaluation of how well sperm move

Sphere
* Every sphere has a concave inside and a convex outside
  - represents an amino acid
* Most spheres are covered by membranes
  - made of atoms
  - contain atoms
* Most spheres have diameters
  - poles
  - rotational symmetry
  - shapes
* Most spheres make full rotation
* Some spheres absorb energy
  - radiant energy
* Some spheres are connected by hollow tubes
* Some spheres contain earth
  - spores
  - facilitate excretion
  - fill with water
  - have excess
  - look like jewels
* Some spheres pass through celestial poles
  - push liquids
* also occur in associated eudialyte and albite.
* appear brighter when trapped because of light backscattered from the optical tweezers.
* are among the most fundamental topological spaces, but spheres hold many mysteries
  - artifacts
  - atoms, cylinders are bonds
  - circular, like our planet, and thus create connection as well as unity
  - cool
  - environments
  - objects
* are round and planes are flat
  - rounds
  - surfaces
  - the smallest way of holding all the air
  - to one another in triplicate ratio of their respective diameters
* describe systems with two levels of equal degeneracy.
* have an additional symmetry that the rhombic dodecahedra lack
  - centers
* includes sections.
* is an environment
* link with body, cells align and open multifaceted eye.
* move easily.
* represent oil molecules, empty cells, water, and shaded surface, surfactant
  - taxa, elongated cones represent feeding links
  - the atoms that make up the enzyme and the substrate
### spirit:

Mineral spirit
* are flammable and can be a skin, eye, nose, throat and lung irritant.
* can be a skin, eye, nose, throat and lung irritant, as well as flammable.
* has a little better solvent action, evaporates somewhat faster.
* is an oil based product.

Nature spirit
* abound everywhere, living on land and in water.
* heal and protect the Earth and the nature.
* oversee the external world.
* seem to prefer living away from cities and surrounded by trees and water.

Peri
* Greek word that means around or near.
* are companies
  - girls
* is found as a prefix in words like perimeter, pericardium, peritonitis, etc
  - today the world s largest manufacturer and supplier of formwork systems

Rapture
* are happiness.
* defined is the state of being carried away with joy, love, etc.
* is an experience in which the spirit is treated to a knowledge of divine things
  - bliss, an ecstatic delight, where one is carried to another plane of existence
* means to snatch up or take away
  - translate people to the other realms
* refers to a state of being with joy or love, as in ecstasy.
* state or experience of being carried away.
### spirit | soul:

Human soul
* Every human soul single photon in one of the seven streams of creative light.
* enjoy a series of incarnations in human form.

Thunderbird
* are roller coasters
  - spirit
  - wood
* have outspread wings.
* is spirit

Unclean spirit
* hate salt and water.
* means the same as evil spirit or demon.

### spiritual creatures:

Animal companion
* affect both the emotional and physical well being of their owners
  - well-being of their owners
  - the emotional and physical well-being of their owners
* are spiritual creatures.

### spiritual life:

Cultural life
* flows with a richness and diversity.
* is spiritual life
  - the soul of a community
* takes the form of theatre, opera and concerts.

### splines:

Cubic spline
* are splines
  - the most popular spline functions
* is used to compute the curvature.
* robust algorithm for interpolating between sets of points.

Sport event
* Some sport events involve fresh water
* bring spectators.
* take places.

Sporting event
* Most sporting events involve the wearing of footwear.
* are located in television.
* have several fans.

### sports teams:

National team
* are sports teams.
* have players.
* play in international tournaments, the most important of which is the World Cup.

Beach volleyball
* are sports.
* is THE only way to play volleyball
  - an excuse for sun block makers to advertise
  - no different from many other sports in that respect
  - one of Brazil's most popular sports
  - played with between two and six players per side on a sand court
  - very popular in the states, but more fun in the tropics
* requires sand.
* unique sport played in the sand with audiences close at hand.

### sports:

Flag football
* ' version of American or Canadian football. The rules are not very different to those of the regular game. Instead of tackling players to the ground, the other team must pull a flag or flag belt off of the player carrying the ball. Flag football game played with no padding. Full contact is not allowed. The first game of flag football was played in the 1930s. It was later played on military bases in the 1940s as a game for the military.
* is designed to offer a skill each day and playing time.

Gaelic football
* is like a cross between soccer and rugby.
* is played by women or men in teams of fifteen
  - with a round ball and seems like a cross between soccer and basketball
* is, quite simply, the game of the people.

Individual sport
* consist of racquetball and tennis.
* have men's and women's singles, doubles tournaments and co-ed doubles tournaments.
* involve competition with self.

Motor sport
* All motor sports have risks, and can be dangerous.
* are sports.
* continue to attract prestigious sponsors and millions of dedicated fans.
* includes motor cycling, trail biking and motor racing.
### standard:

European standard
* define amplitude in absolute voltage levels.
* have four sizes of poodles.

International standard
* allow families to make such decisions.
* are just as important in terms of software as in hardware.
* assure buyers that timber is from well-managed, and monitored forests.
* oppose the death penalty for the mentally impaired
  - use of the death penalty against such individuals
* play a crucial role in our fast-changing global economy.
* refer to demographic diversity of personnel.

Legal tender
* are devices.
* is bags of lentils or corn
  - the Fijian dollar

Metadata standard
* are simply a common set of terms and definitions that describe geospatial data.
* facilitate data sharing through time and space.
* increase the value of data by data sharing through time and space.

National standard
* Some national standards relate to technology.
* are our way of ensuring that consumers get what they pay for.
* establish minimum standards and specifications for the country.

Open standard
* are key contributors to interoperability
  - protocols that everyone has free access to develop with
  - the keys to unlock the Internet next generation
  - what make interoperability possible
* deliver freedom of choice and stimulate innovation.
* enable thousands of individuals and companies to work together to make a new medium.

Organic standard
* prohibit hormones in raising beef and lamb as well.
* require farmers to care for the countryside.
### star:

Massive star
* More massive stars are hotter and brighter
  - in general more luminous
  - more luminous and have hotter surfaces
  - burn their fuel faster and live shorter
* More massive stars can burn the heavier elements produced by the helium burning stage, and so on
  - lose mass spectacularly as supernovae
  - evolve faster
  - go through each stage far more rapidly than less massive ones
* More massive stars have somewhat more fuel but are burning it much faster
  - the ability to evolve farther than their low mass brethren
  - live a shorter lifetime on the main sequence than lower mass stars
  - tend to burn hotter and faster
  - undergo the whole process much more rapidly than lower mass stars
* More massive stars use their fuel and evolve first
  - at a Much Higher Rate
* are hazardous to planets forming around nearby lower-mass stars.
* become hot enough in the core to fuse carbon.
* burn brighter than smaller, dimmer ones.
* consume their fuel very rapidly and are short-lived.
* dominate their environment by their strong and energetic radiation field.
* end their lives in spectacular explosions known as supernovas.
* evolve quicker than light stars.
* explodes after only a few ten million years as enormously energetic supernovae.
* form at the densest regions of the molecular cloud complex
  - in clusters within self-gravitating molecular clouds
* have higher core temperatures that burn faster than low mass stars that burn slower
  - opacity a
* ionize their natal environments with an enormous output of ionizing UV radiation.
* radiate ultraviolet light, which causes hydrogen gas to fluoresce red.
* reaching the end of their life can explode violently.
### star | supergiant:

Red supergiant
* are cool and large
  - observed to rotate slowly or very slowly
* shudder in brightness as their balancing act falters between burning phases.

### star:

Supernova
* Some supernovas are so bright that it can easily be seen throughout the universe.
* are astronomical objects
  - explosions that detonate the entire star
  - extremely rare
  - interesting astronomical phenomenon for several reasons
  - located in universes
  - massive stars that are entering a very violent stage of their lives
  - the plasma remnants of exploded stars
* card game of galactic expansion.
* e explode with forces of incomprehensible magnitude.
* fades out over a few months.
* includes sections.
* occur which create elements heavier than Helium.

### star:

Variable star
* are important in astronomy for several reasons
  - named after a prototype star that exhibits a particular pulsation period
* are stars that appear to vary in brightness over time
  - change in brightness
  - vary in brightness over a period of time
* are stars whose intrinsic brightness varies in some way
  - luminosity varies with time as the star pulsates
  - typically part of a binary system, in which two stars orbit one another
* are, quite simply, stars that change brightness.
* change their brightness over a period of time.
* fall into four major physical classifications.
* have a naming system all their own
  - luminosities which increase and decrease with a regular period
* play a crucial role in our understanding of the universe
  - vital role in the work of modern day astronomers
* show a change in their brightness over time.

### star:

White dwarf
* Some white dwarfs are blue , instead of white
  - blue, instead of white.
  * A 'white dwarf' star. The colour of a white dwarf is like most other stars, but not as bright. White Dwarfs were discovered in the 19th century, and the first ones found were white. The colour of a star measure of how hot it is, white stars are like the Sun, blue stars are hotter, and red stars are cooler. White dwarfs are not very bright because they are smaller than many brighter stars - not because they are cold. Some white dwarfs are blue, instead of white
* are magazines
* have mass
  - radii
* remain dwarfs
* sucks material from companion star.

Yellow star
* are a universal symbol of prejudice and oppression by the many over the few.
* mark the approximate positions of the new pulsars.

Young star
* Many young stars emit an excess of cool infrared radiation.
* Most young stars produce powerful collimated winds or jets during their birth.
* are visible as clusters of blue stars.
* convert hydrogen to helium, a reaction that liberates vast amounts of heat.
* develop by accreting matter.
* generate more energy and are hotter shining brightly with a blue or white light.
* get their energy from gravity.

### state law claim:

Misrepresentation
* causes monetary loss as a result of a recipient's action or inaction.
* comes in many forms.
* is distortion
  - falsehood
  - one form of impersonation
  - untruth
* often occurs in the visual display of information.
* state law claim.
### state law claim | misrepresentation | dissimulation:

Hoax
* Many hoaxes have nothing to do with viruses.
* Some hoaxes cause as much trouble as viruses by causing massive amounts of unnecessary e-mail.
* are a related irritation
  - another common way spammers obtain large numbers of email addresses
  - essentially another type of virus
  - factitious events
* are false reports about non-existent viruses, often claiming to do impossible things
  - virus warnings describing extremely dangerous non-existent viruses
  - films
  - messages that claim to be warnings of real virus threats
  - more prevalent than viruses themselves
  - situations
* attract the young.
* can be good for getting people to think
  - spread through the Internet faster than viruses, to which they have been compared
* is dissimulation
* play on our inborn fears, and also on our desire to help others avoid danger.
* tend to spread through chain e-mails.
* usually involve dire warnings of doom caused by reading e-mail messages.

### state law claim | misrepresentation | dissimulation | hoax:

Virus hoax
* appear to be on the increase.
* are a part of life on the Internet, but they cause real problems
  - particularly virulent form of electronic gossip
  - far more common that actual viruses
* can waste resources and time, and cause stress for many people.

Duplicity
* Duplicities are deception
  - software
* also includes deception.
* is just a molecule of hydrogen sulfide when compared to what's really going on

Evasion
* are commerce
  - escapes
  - negligence
* calm but definate desire to avoid what is asked.
* involves moving away from an attack
  - some affirmative act to evade or defeat a tax, or payment of tax
* is fraudulent intention to avoid the payment of tax

State of consciousness
* Some states of consciousness have higher focus than others.
* States of consciousness are states of the brain
  - have no mass, even if they can be conceded to be movable

### states:

American state
* Most American states have a state fossil.
* Some American states spend more money keeping people locked up than they do on education.
+ List of U.S. state fossils: Fossils
  * Most American states have a state fossil. Many times these were selected in the 1980s.

### stations:

Blanche
* are stations.
* pale green when cooked.
* points out that trees can also be used for pulpwood, timber, and pine straw production.
### stock:

Rootstock
* also influence the date of bearing.
* are crucial to the health of the tree, but have no affect on the fruit
  - found in some species
  - one of the unique aspects of apple growing
* are usually a member of the same genus, but always from the same family
  - necessary for grafting and propagation of apple scion varieties
* directly affect the ability of plants to take up water and nutrients.
* influences apple size
  - early fruitfulness, growth, and survival in loblolly pine graft
  - thick and multi branched, often forming colonies
* vary in resistance.

### stock | rootstock:

Resistant rootstock
* are still important in preventing damage by the grape phylloxera.
* have a hypersensitive reaction to the virus.

Value stock
* appear to perform equally well in global markets.
* are a distinct class of assets
  - companies trading at levels below the intrinsic value of their total assets
  - plentiful in cyclical industries, such as metals, and in financials, such as banks
  - underpriced bargains
* tend to be inexpensive relative to what they are currently worth.

White stock
* are light in color while brown stocks are dark in color.
* is made from unbrowned meat and bones of beef, veal, or poultry.

Wild stock
* are in steep decline wherever there are salmon farms
  - valuable precisely because they spawn naturally without human intervention
* unaffected by habitat loss, overfishing, or genetic alterations are normal.
### stone | gallstone:

Fetal gallstone
* Most fetal gallstones resolve spontaneously.
* have a tendency to form in the third trimester of pregnancy.

Gem stone
* Most gem stones are hard minerals.
* Some gem stones are radioactive.

Grave stone
* Become Political steps to power.
* mark an Indian burial mound.
### stone:

Jasper
* are also common in the pillow lavas.
* works slowly and is most effective when used over a long period of time.
### stone:

Quartzite
* are also present.
* tends to be steep, blocky, and split by clean horizontal and vertical cracks.

Red coral
* is the most valuable and has been used in jewelry for thousands of years.
* represents Mars in Vedic astrology and, hence, is hot to warming in influence.

Rock outcrop
* Most rock outcrops are hard rock, but some are soft.
* are often outhouses.
* hide small caves and several streams wind through the forest.

### stone | rock outcrop:

Belay
* are outcrops.
* rock outcrop
### stone:

Small stone
* are more likely to be symptomatic than large stones
  - swallowed to assist in the grinding up and digestion of the plant material
* can pass through the urinary system without causing problems.
* pass easily into the ureter through the urine.

Soap stone
* has smooth texture, soft lustre and of numerous colours and shades.
* makes a finer line than chalk and never needs sharpening.

Stele
* Stelae are stone slabs set within ceremonial centers depicting aspects a rulers life.
* is antiquity

### stone | stele:

Red stele
* is the most serious root disease of strawberries.
* root disease common in Ohio.

Struvite stone
* make up about twelve percent of all kidney stones.
* occur in conjunction with bacterial infection of the bladder.

Urate stone
* are the third type commonly found in dogs.
* form due to an increased excretion of uric acid in the urine.
* make up about six percent of all stones in the cat.

Urinary stone
* Most urinary stones require treatment simply because of the intense pain that the stones cause.
* can damage the lining of the urinary tract causing inflammation.
* cause problems ranging from pain or difficulty while urinating to blockage of urine.

Xenolith
* Most xenoliths contain primary and secondary phlogopite and hornblende.
* are chunks of country rock in the igneous body, sometimes produced by magmatic stoping
  - rocks
  - usually good markers of unconformities, or time gaps, that have occurred in bedding

### stopped:

Solid particle
* Most solid particles have energy
  - suspend in air
* condense due to cooling of the disk, possibly after some radial migration.
+ Filter, In chemistry
  * The simplest filter is the kind called filter paper. Liquids can pass through the paper. Solid particles are stopped.

### storeroom:

Pantry
* Pantries are closets.
* Pantries are located in farmhouses
  - flour
  - homes
  - kitchens
  - large houses
  - storage rooms
* Pantries includes bases
  - ceilings
  - doorways
  - floors
  - room light
  - sections
  - walls
### storm:

Strong storm
* Most strong storms move into areas
  - produce wind
* Some strong storms push air mass
  - arctic air mass
* can cause landscape problems such as flooding, broken tree limbs and erosion.

Summer storm
* can chill upper elevations and drop large amounts of rain in a short period
  - produce intense downpours, spectacular lightning and flash floods
* kick up huge clouds of dust and lightning ignites brush fires.
* tend to be localized.

Thunder storm
* die out once the charge between the ground and the cloud is equalled.
* rise quickly.
### storm | windstorm:

Dust storm
* All dust storms require high surface winds to start and to be sustained.
* Most dust storms accompany dust clouds
  - affect states
  - have impact
  - reduce visibility
* Some dust storms cause serious damage
  - destroy farms.
  * A 'dust storm', or 'sandstorm', storm of small particles of sand and dirt. Dust storms happen when a strong wind front blows loose sand and dust from a dry surface. Particles are transported by suspension in the air, causing soil erosion from one place and deposition in another
* accompany clouds
* are an occasional hazard near the Pakistan border, but rare or unknown elsewhere
  - some of the most frequent natural hazards for Iraq, Kuwait, and Saudi Arabia
  - windstorm
* blow periodically from the north and north-west.
* can also come and go
  - appear bright as well
  - be fatal
  - carry huge amounts of soil away very rapidly
  - happen because the dry soil and sand are picked up by strong winds
  - obscure features on the face of Mars
  - sandblast surfaces, stripping paint and frosting windshields
  - take down trees, bury equipment and cause damage to houses
* cause depreciation of capital.
* is windstorm
* occur frequently on Mars
  - when the wind picks up dust from the surface
* play an important role in governing the climate of Mars.

### storm | windstorm | duster:

Feather duster
* can scratch paintings.
* use the principles of static electricity to take up small debris such as.
### storm | windstorm | hurricane:

Major hurricane
* are relatively rare events at any location.
* cause most fatalities and damage.

Sandstorm
* are able to move entire sand dunes and sometimes able to move entire roads
  - storms
  - unpredictable, they appear out of nowhere
  - violent wind storms that occur often in the desert
* is windstorm
* occur throughout the year but are particularly common in spring
  - with much less frequency than dust storms
* often take place in inland desert areas.

### storm | windstorm | tornado:

Large tornado
* can also be strong and small tornadoes can be weak.
* can be weak and small ones can be violent
  - tornadoes can be strong
  - weak, and small tornadoes can be violent

Strong tornado
* Most strong tornadoes occur in rural areas.
* Strong Tornadoes can lift cars and trains off of the ground.
* are one of the most destructive forces of nature on a small scale.

Twister
* also vary greatly in length, width, direction of travel, and speed.
* damages roofs.
* have a documented history of spreading radioactive material.
* includes storm centers.
* is good movies
  - names
* tend machines that twist together yarn, thread, twine, or cordage.

### storm | windstorm | whirlwind:

Dust devil
* are a common occurrence in dry and desert landscapes on Earth, as well as Mars
  - popular nuisance, and desert thunderstorms are also possible
  - an evil wind that blows no one any good
  - common even when the winds are mild
* are common in arid locations, such as Earth's deserts
  - desert areas on Earth, where they last only a few minutes
  - hot deserts
  - funnel clouds of loose particles the wind has picked up from the ground
  - little tornadoes that pop up in dry, windy places
  - numerous, even on calm days
  - one of the mechanisms by which dust is moved around and redistributed on Mars
  - organized cores of plume thermals
  - tornadoes that form over deserts. are linked to cumulonimbus clouds
* leave tracks, planet-wide dust storms, etc.
* occur most frequently under hot, clear-sky conditions with light winds.