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

International agreement
* All international agreements regarding the world's oceans apply to the Southern Ocean.
* are important in a world that constantly is becoming more globalised.
* control the diversion of water for hydroelectric power.
* create law for the parties of the agreement.
* get legal force only through their incorporation into national law.
* involve shedding some sovereignty in exchange for some gains.
* is pacts.
* regulate how satellites are used, and how frequencies are allocated.
* stress the essential role of cities in the quest for global sustainability.
### papers | report:

White paper
* All white papers have small amounts of red, yellow and blue dye to adjust the color of the raw pulp.
* are documents that can explain how a product or process works.
* is paper from copying machines and printers.

### papers | report:

Yarn
* Most yarn is used to meet household needs for ropes, mats, bags, sacks, jackets or waistcoats.
* Some yarns are made from a blend of several kinds of fibers.
* is located in cabinets
  - made of wool
* vary in size and shape, both of which have an effect on the appearance of the fabric.
+ Knitting, Materials, Yarn: Needlework
  * Yarn can be made from any number of natural or synthetic fibers such as wool, cotton, silk, or acrylic. Some yarns are made from a blend of several kinds of fibers.

### parabolic:

Satellite antenna
* allow the transmission and reception of signals from the ground.
* are parabolic.
* e come in a variety of sizes and shapes.

Paramilitary group
* are at times supplied by members of government forces
  - the principle cause of forced displacement in Colombia
* commit the majority of human rights abuses against civilians.
* continue to 'police' their own areas and their own organisations.
### parasite:

Protozoan parasite
* Most protozoan parasites cause diseases
  - infection
  - intestinal infection
* Some protozoan parasites cause lack
  - have different forms during their life cycle
  - infect humans
* are also ubiquitous.
* can multiply within the host.
+ Co-evolution, Parasitism, Rapid speciation
  * There are several other invertebrate phyla which are wholly or largely parasitic. Flatworms and roundworms are found in virtually every wild species of vertebrate. Protozoan parasites are also ubiquitous. Hence parasitism is almost certainly the most common feeding method on Earth.
+ Parasitism, Biological context
  * A huge number of species are parasitic. A check list of British insects'. Also, there are several other invertebrate phyla which are wholly or largely parasitic. Flatworms and roundworms are found in virtually every wild species of vertebrate. Protozoan parasites are also ubiquitous. Hence parasitism is almost certainly the most common feeding method on Earth.

Several parasite
* attack the eggs and nymphs of lygus bugs.
* feed on bagworms.

### parasites:

Water mould
* Some water moulds are parasites.
* consist of a tangled mass of individual filaments called hyphae.

Parenthood
* also provides the individuals with the opportunity to grow personally in many ways.
* applies to anyone who cares for a child.
* are adulthood.
* begins with personhood.
* can be a time of personal growth and learning for both mothers and fathers
  - have a major effect on a couple's relationship
* describes childrearing as an interactional process.
* focuses on the developmental needs of children and parents.
* godly vocation.
* intensifies the relationship between the new parents.
* is about understanding time
  - another arena in which real-life survivors proliferate
  - characterised by either a patriarcal typed family or a matriarcal typed one
  - determined when a window is opened
  - full of intense pain and intense pleasure
  - one of the greatest responsibilities an individual can face
  - sacrificial by nature
  - sometimes like a roller coaster
  - supposed to be the unshakable bond
* jolts many people into adulthood.
* lifelong endeavor.
* provides certain rights and duties between parents and minor children.
* seems to have become the ultimate in marketing and consumerism.
* stage of married life each person looks forward to.

### parenthood:

Responsible parenthood
* involves decades devoted to the child's proper nurture.
* is lived out within the structures that god has established in human nature.

### parish priests:

Diocesan priest
* Most diocesan priests are parish priests
  - serve as parish priests
  - work as parish priests or chaplains to hospitals
* make promises of celibacy and obedience to their bishop.
* take oaths of celibacy and obedience.

### parks:

Skate park
* are parks.
* owe much of their roots to pools.

### parrots:

African grey
* African Greys seem to have an innate ability to wolf whistle.
* are extremely social birds in their natural habitats.
* can be moody sometimes, and they tend to pick out a single person to bond with.
* is parrots.
### pathway:

Sensory pathway
* All sensory pathways involve adaptation to the stimulus level.
* Most sensory pathways have basic functions
* involve a series of neurons ascending to the cerebral cortex.

Signal pathway
* Most signal pathways lead to activations.
* Some signal pathways relate to development
  - limb development
### pattern:

Weather pattern
* Some weather patterns affect emergence
  - contribute to disasters
  - depend on conditions
  - generate pressure
* affect the geomorphic and ecological setting as well.
* are important, especially after winter
  - very important in influencing disease cycles
* can last for years.
* change immensely in time periods of a few hours
  - quickly
* change, seasons alter.
* come from the west due to the rotation of the earth.
* have a dramatic impact on our nation's safety and economy.
* induce volume risk in a wide variety of commodity markets.
* shift and change according to the power of an invisible influence.

Weave
* are designs.
* is embroidery of geometric motifs, using a simple darning or weaving stitch.
* reeds through rods to form sides of basket.

### pattern | weave:

Plain weave
* is most suitable for clothing fabric as it drapes well.
* means the warp and fill threads pass over one thread then under the next.

### patterns:

Solid color
* are black, liver or shades of red
  - easier to wear on a regular basis
  - much easier on the eye than stripes or prints
* is patterns.
* show soil most easily, followed by heathers and tweeds.
* stains obscure the grain of wood but reveal the texture.

### paved paths:

Paved road
* are paved paths
  - roads that have been sealed with asphalt or similar road-building materials
  - roadways
* link most major cities, but are often in poor repair.
* reach almost all parts of the country.
+ Israel, Economy, Transportation
  * Israel has a well-developed transportation system. Most middle-class Israeli families either own a car or have one provided by their employer. Paved roads reach almost all parts of the country. Public transportation both in and between cities is provided primarily by bus.

### payment:

Alimony
* is payment by one spouse to the other for the other's support and maintenance
  - periodic payments from one former spouse for the support of the other former spouse
* stops when the receiving spouse remarries unless otherwise agreed Like child support.

### payment:

Annuity
* Annuities also are a way to avoid probate.
* Annuities are an income alternative in a time of low interest
  - basically the opposite of life insurance
  - commonest with pension plans
  - cousins of life insurance policies
  - insurance vehicles that insure money instead of lives
  - interest-earning contracts, issued and guaranteed by an insurance company
  - investment programs offered by insurance companies
  - long-term growth vehicles that offer specific advantages for retirement purposes
  - obligations of the issuing insurance company
* Annuities are one of the few tax-sheltered investment products that survived tax reform
  - most popular ways to exploit the power of tax deferral
  - simply a mechanism to ensure that pensioners get a regular income in retirement
  - the most secure of all life income gifts
  - consist of payments that are equal in amount
  - involve investment risks, including the possible loss of principal amount invested
* is investment vehicles.
* trusts An annuity trust is separately invested and provides a fixed income.
### payment | wage:

Real wage
* are the best indicator of workers living standards.
* depend on the price level, as well as on the nominal or money wages.
* is the nominal wage divided by the consumer price index
  - wage in constant dollars, adjusted for price level
* is, in the context of taxation, the wages after tax deductions.

### payments:

Late payment
* are payments.
* is one of the main reasons why small, fledgling enterprises fail.
### people:

Autistic people
* All Autistic people are sensitive to sounds.
* Many autistic people are hypersensitive to sounds.
* Some autistic people are mute or have difficulty using spoken language purposively
  - hide nothing, revealing themselves completely to anyone who cares to see
* appear to have a full range of intelligence.
* are all savants
  - often oversensitive to sensory input
* can remember large amounts of information.
* hate disorder.
* have difficulty relating to and communicating with others
  - no idea they're so different
  - some disadvantages, but some live very happy and rewarding lives
  - trouble relating to others and expressing affection
* lack awareness of other people
  - the normal capacity for coherence
* prefer rigid order.
* tend to dislike, or at least be uninterested in, change
  - have difficulty lying because of the complex emotions involved in deception
  - stare a lot

Average people
* Most average people can have descendants
  - consume calories
  - eat meals
  - get diets
* Most average people have glands
  - sweat glands
  - reach adulthood
* have incomes that fluctuate with the economy.
* live in average houses and buy average things.

Bad people
* are sometimes heroes.
* do bad things because of the evil in their hearts
  - things, and bad people come in all shapes, sizes and colors
* have small eyes.
* kill other people using guns.

Bipolar people
* Some bipolar people have depression and mania at the same time.
+ Bipolar disorder
  * It is a kind of mental illness. It was called 'manic depression' because people who have this illness are sometimes manic and at other times have depression. Some bipolar people have depression and mania at the same time. This is known as a mixed state.

### people:

Bisexual people
* Some bisexual people love men and women the same and some love one more than the other.
+ Bisexuality
  * Some bisexual people love men and women the same and some love one more than the other. A person's sexual orientation can range from only heterosexual to only homosexual, but it can also fall somewhere in between. A person can be mostly heterosexual but have some homosexual feelings. Or a person can be mostly homosexual and have some heterosexual feelings. Some of the people who are somewhere between 'only' homosexual and 'only' heterosexual are bisexual. Where any person fits in this range is referred to as their sexual orientation.
### people:

Dead people
* Most dead people save life.
* Some dead people walk around for years before they are buried.
* are capable of meet makers.
* are located in funerals
  - war
  - lonely people
* have hundreds of rights in law, eg to control the inheritances and copyrights
  - no place among the living

### people | dead:

Dead zone
* Some dead zones affect fisheries.
* are aquatic areas incapable of supporting life
  - books
* occur when transmission signals are weak, or all together dead.

### people:

Deaf people
* All deaf people are mute.
* All deaf people can lip-read
  - read lips
  - use sign language
* Many deaf people are strongly against the use of the cochlear implant
  - can hear some sounds, such as low tones, fairly well
  - find it very difficult to acquire verbal skills, especially reading
* Many deaf people have feelings of isolation and loneliness as well as social alienation
  - only a rudimentary understanding of anatomy, disease and medicine
  - some hearing
  - the ability to speak orally
  - learn fingerspelling
  - reject CIs because they want to wait for nerve regeneration
* Many deaf people use hearing aids and sign language in order to communicate
  - sign language to receive information and communicate
* Most deaf people can learn to understand and speak a language at least to some modest degree
  - read and write English as well as their hearing peers
* Most deaf people have a negative attitude towards blindness
  - some residual hearing
  - use sign language and fingerspelling
* Some deaf people appreciate total communication, in which both sign and speech are used.
* Some deaf people can also understand spoken words by looking at a speaker 's lips
  - hear sounds, such as a bell ringing or a door slamming
  - have problems with the use of written English
  - sign, while others speak in all communication situations
* Some deaf people use sign language to communicate and consider English as their second language
  - wear hearing aids
* are people.
+ Fingerspelling: Sign languages
  * Fingerspelling' is making an alphabet with your hands. Sometimes you can also make numbers. Many deaf people learn fingerspelling. They use it when they want to sign a word but there is no sign in the sign language.
+ Sign language, Language learning and use: Disability :: Language-related lists
  * Some deaf people can also understand spoken words by looking at a speaker's lips. This is known as lip-reading. It is hard to learn, and few people do it well. Sometimes signing and lip-reading are combined, especially when deaf and hearing people are talking to each other.

Demisexual people
* are on the asexual spectrum.
+ Asexuality: Human sexuality
  * In 2001 David Jay started the Asexual Visibility and Education Network. Asexuality is described as a spectrum. Demisexual people are on the asexual spectrum. They experience sexual attraction, but only to people who they feel an emotional connection to.
### people:

Depressed people
* Many depressed people can actually feel a change in their bodies
  - complain of insomnia without recognizing that they are depressed
  - have low tryptophan levels
* More depressed people commit suicide than with any other illness.
* Most depressed people have difficulty with thinking processes
  - suffer bouts of despair that can last several weeks or even months
* Some depressed people find relief in sleeping.
* Some depressed people sleep all the time but never feel rested or refreshed
  - more than usual
* are also difficult to be around on a daily basis
  - in pain
  - nearly always sad, blue, or worried, although irritability is also common
  - sad, helpless, hopeless, and feel worthless
* can be mean and difficult to live with
  - have symptoms ranging from mild to severe
* drink to blot out pain.
* feel tired, isolated, hopeless, helpless, lonely, and sad.
* find it hard to think, work, play or love.
* have a hard time maintaining normal relationships
  - difficulty in maintaining normal relationships with other people
  - feelings of being trapped inside their experience and unable to escape
  - memory and cognitive problems as well
  - unusual brain chemistry patterns
* look sad, feel sad, and act sad much of the time.
* tend to feel like failures or inadequate or unworthy.
* tend to have a more even-handed view of themselves and others
  - lower levels of norepinephrine and serotonin
  - too much of the hormone 'cortisol' in their blood
  - isolate themselves
  - use too much caffeine, tobacco, and alcohol

Diabetic people
* are often prone to yeast infections.
* require special care based on experience to achieve good results.
### people:

Dyslexic people
* Some dyslexic people experience visual discomfort when they read
  - find that colour makes a big difference to reading comfort
  - focus on the spaces rather than on the words
* are highly creative thinkers who often solve problems through visual imagery
  - often creative in finding solutions to problems
  - visual, multi-dimensional thinkers
* can do well if they are able to use their strategies for coping.
* have a different organisation of cells within certain small parts of the brain.

Educated people
* More educated people have higher life expectancies, e.g., see below.
* are best able to break out of the cycle of poverty that causes hunger
  - the evil empowerment of the self - the lowest form of humanity

### people:

Egocentric people
* are often unable to fully understand or to cope with other people's opinions.
+ Egocentrism: Psychology
  * Egocentrism 'is a state of mind of putting oneself in the center of interest, of being interested more about oneself than about other people. While this is normal in young children, it becomes more and more of a problem, in older children, adolescents and adults. The term egocentrism was mostly coined by Piaget, a psychologist. Egocentrism is different from both egoism and narcissism. Developing self-conscience requires the perception that there are others, that there is socialistion with other people, and that there are differences between oneself and other people. Egocentric people are often unable to fully understand or to cope with other people's opinions. The fact that reality can be different from what they are ready to accept is dificult for them.
### people:

Folk
* Many folks like to observe signs of nature or animals to see if they can predict the weather
  - think estradiol is the best estrogen because it's the one that is made by our ovaries
* Most folks think of spring as a time for birds to come back, and to nest.
* Some folk believe in salvation by denomination
  - die accidentally as a result of their own misadventures
  - use oregano in their chili
* Some folks also like to wear gloves when it is warm to improve their grip and to prevent blisters
  - wear fleece or wool socks for extra warmth
  - are able to orgasm exclusively from anal stimulation
* Some folks believe that an orb is the physical manifestation of the spirit, or soul of the departed
  - cats have their own language
  - claim lightning never strikes more than twice
  - define accessibility as personality
  - drown when their hair gets sucked down the tub drains
  - even use glacial ice to pack into coolers because it lasts so long
  - go through life with their eyes closed
* Some folks like to hunt all during the day
  - use oral tetracycline
  - mentally live in caves
  - object to bird banding, stating that it increases the risk of injury or death to a bird
  - theorize that the brain subconsciously records all events which occur in one's lifetime
  - think that condom use increases risk
  - use it to refer to any beneficial micro-organism for dietary use
* is genres of music
* keeps chickens.

### people | folk:

Black folk
* live under a regime of terror in their communities and homes.
* see reincarnation as a way of working out the unfulfilled longings of their ancestors.

Transgender folk
* Some transgender folks cross back and forth between genders.
* come from every ethnicity and background.

Forest people
* alsodrink less water because their food contains a lot of water.
* live in utopian harmony with nature.

French people
* More French people live in Gabon today than in colonial times.
* are ethnic groups
  - nations
  - subject to eating just about anything
* consider eating well a necessary part of their birthright.
* eat the fattiest cheeses every day, with every meal.
* have higher rates of liver disease.

### people:

Gay people
* Many gay people are still at very basic levels of self-acceptance
  - go through life trying to deny their true selves because they fear rejection
  - have faith issues
  - raise children, alone or with partners
  - try to hide their gay identity to avoid assault and other types of discrimination
* Most gay people go through the same approach and courtship rituals that straight people do.
* Some gay people live straight lifestyles because they believe being gay sin.
* are located in closets.

Good people
* Many good people suffer in poverty and with disease.
* come in all colors and shapes, from every ethnic heritage and geographical region
  - shapes and sizes
* do suffer as a result of natural disasters.
* get sick and die of cancer.
* practice every religion some have no religious affiliation nor belief.

Great people
* are ordinary people who make extraordinary decisions.
* live in rural places.
### people:

Group of people
* All groups of people practice traditions unique to themselves.
* Groups of people are capable of crowd elevators
* Groups of people are located in conferences
  - meetings
  - mobs
  - form tribes and live by themselves, sometimes bartering with other tribal groups
  - wage war and affect the conduct of war
  - work together to create shared libraries of information
* Many groups of people are susceptible to abuses of their human rights.
* Some groups of people are more likely to be sexually abused than others
  - vulnerable than others to health risks from climate change
  - can be more susceptible to the chemicals that can build up in fish over time
  - have a harder time dividing members of their society into age stages
+ Sexual abuse: Psychology :: Human sexuality :: Types of crime
  * Some groups of people are more likely to be sexually abused than others. It is common knowledge that girls and women are sexually abused more often than boys and men, and that abusers are usually men. Disabled people, especially disabled girls, are much more likely than non-disabled people to be sexually abused. They are often abused by authority figures in their lives, such as carers. Disabled people are more vulnerable to sexual assault for a number of reasons. People of different races have different rates of being sexually abused.
+ Value (personal and cultural): Everyday life
  * Many groups of people agree on lists of principles. They may also try to agree on the order in which they are to apply, that is, which principles should be violated before which other ones.

Happy people
* are less abusive and hostile, less self-focused, and report fewer instances of disease.
* are located in carnivals
  - parties
* learn to live with one another with respect and kindness.
* live longer than unhappy people.
* tend to be extroverts
  - healthy people
  - self-confident, open to experience and have good personal relations
  - have their shoulders back and have an erect posture
* work harder and are more likely to stay at their jobs.
### people:

White people
* Many white people hate blacks and backwards.
* Most white people are Eurocentric
  - of European origin , but are also found in other parts of the world
  - reared to dislike black people simply because of their darker pigmentation
  - deny that they are racist.
  * ', also known as 'Caucasian' or 'European race', are a kind of people with light skin. They are a race of people. Most white people are of European origin, but are also found in other parts of the world
* are a distinct minority in Hawaii
  - descendants of Japheth
  - ethnic groups
  - ghosts
* are more at risk, and also outdoor workers with constant exposure to sun
  - prone to kidney stones than are black people
  - much hairier than black people
  - people who died by ice
* are the descendants of tribes also
  - oppressors of minority communities and cultures
  - same as black people
* are, by nature, the enemy to Black people.
* do have soul.
* eat rice.
* have a high or long nose
  - personal stake in anti-racism
  - responsibility to look after the non-white races
  - funny hair and noses
* have no concept of how that flag can affect black people
* love to believe they're fair.
* spend their time figuring out how to keep black people down.
* think what they are told to think, and are incapable of thinking for themselves.
* use the word holocaust.
### people:

Younger people
* Most younger people recuperate in a month.
* are also at risk of rupturing discs in their back by lifting heavy weights
  - concerned with their own lives and work
* are more afraid of dying and being in pain at the end of life than older people
  - likely to be affected by night myopia than the elderly
* believe that their elders are too old to drive, just because they are older.
* can hear a wider range of sounds than older people.
* drink more milk than older people, for example.
* excrete most of their fluid before bedtime.
* have fewer disorders, so the relative risk of obesity is higher
  - very smooth skin and older people have lines around their eyes and mouth
* remarry sooner than older people.
* tend to use the Web for entertainment.
+ Infrasound: Sound
  * Infrasound' is a type of sound with a frequency lower than humans can hear. This frequency is lower than 16 hertz. When the frequency is lower but the volume is loud enough, humans can feel the vibrations but cannot hear the infrasound. Younger people have the ability to hear lower and higher frequencies.

### people-oriented:

Biomedical engineer
* Many biomedical engineers work in pharmaceutical companies and government agencies.
* Some biomedical engineers make man-made materials to repair and replace damaged organs.
* Some biomedical engineers work as consultants
  - in design and research laboratories in major companies
* apply engineering principles to medical problems.
* are people-oriented.
* conduct research in enginering, biology, or medicine.
* design and develop medical instruments and equipment
  - work with medical equipment
* develop aids for the deaf and blind
  - and design biomedical devices, systems, and processes
* study the mechanical properties of biological systems.
* work on many different tasks
  - projects that improve human health
  - with other health care professionals as members of a team
+ Engineer, Who are they?: Technology :: Engineering :: Science occupations
+ Engineering, What is it?

### perceptual constancy:

Color constancy
* is perceptual constancy
* refers to the relatively stable appearance of objects despite changes in context.

Perforation
* are the rows of punched holes separating stamps from one another in a sheet.
* can lead to peritonitis and hematogenous spread to the liver, spleen and other organs.
* cause of primary bacterial peritonitis.
* causes most of the attacks of peritonitis.
* includes sections.
* is an infrequent but important complication of colonoscopy
  - due to ischemic necrosis as a result of impaired blood flow to the bowel
  - punctures
* known complication of dilatation.
* occurs most commonly during component and cement removal.
* serious complication requiring immediate medical attention.
* surgical emergency.
* usually heal by themselves.

### perforation:

Free perforation
* causes generalized peritonitis.
* leads to generalized abdominal tenderness and rigidity.
### period | administration:

Government official
* are administration
  - often willing to confiscate infant chimpanzees offered for sale
* can save lives by implementing better codes and policies.
* protect traffickers who are politically influential.
* show interest.

Intramuscular administration
* is avoided because of severe pain on injection
  - preferred for all age groups
* produces a more prolonged effect than intravenous administration.

Oral administration
* is the best route of relief for severe pain
  - most common route of human exposure
  - safest route for phytonadione
* stimulates the mitotic activity of spermatogonia in mature rats.

Public administration
* analyzes the management of government and non-profit agencies.
* includes organization, budgeting, personnel, and ethics.
* is concerned with the delivery of services to the public
  - detailed and systematic execution of public law
  - organized at the national, county and municipal levels
### period | anniversary:

Centennial
* are anniversaries.
  - smooth textured with deep orange flesh
* time to reflect on significant moments in College history.

Jubilee
* celebrate and commemorate the passage of a fixed number of years.
* is an anniversary

Century
* Centuries are dates
  - part of millenniums
  - time periods
  - years
* Centuries includes decades
### period:

Duration
* affects a plant's blooming cycle.
* are durations
* describes how long it takes a phrase to occur.
* is how long the rain lasts.
* is the amount of time over which such efforts are conducted
  - spent in direct service for a single unit
  - that a bond price changes for a given change in interest rates
  - average maturity of the fund
  - indefinite continuance of existing
  - length of time that an individual is exposed to noise or vibrations
  - only relevant link on a chain of embodied emotions
  - width of the hyetograph
* measure of a security's price sensitivity to changes in interest rates
  - interest-rate risk of financial assets and liabilities
* measure of the average time to receipt of cash from a bond
  - effective maturity of a financial instrument
* refers to how long the insulin works.
* refers to the amount of time spent at each aerobic session
  - length of light exposure
  - time involved exercising

### period | duration:

Light duration
* impacts germination and whether plants put on leafy, green growth or set flower buds.
* is another important metric when considering plant growth.

### period | duration | span:

Attention span
* are short and toddlers are distracted by and attracted to a wide range of stimuli
  - spans
* can vary greatly with each child, and even from day to day with the same child.
* concerns the length of time a particular activity is pursued by the child.
* gets longer with age.
* is an important element that is improved through martial arts training.
* vary from child to child, often increasing as the child gets older.

Span of control
* Spans of control is human resources.
* is how many people directly report to that manager
  - the number of employees supervised by a manager

Time value
* are values.
* is any value above the intrinsic value in a stock option.
* is the amount by which the option premium exceeds the intrinsic value
  - product of time multiplied by the lawyer's standard hourly rate
  - whatever value the option has in addition to the intrinsic value
* reflects the risk that the option seller bears in selling the option to the buyer.
* represents the value of the remaining life of the option.

Epoch
* Every epoch is an epoch of transition.
* are dates
  - geological time
  - part of periods

Era
* Every era is an age of information overload.
* are broken down into time frames known as periods
  - divided into periods
  - subdivided into periods, the largest of the units within eras
  - subunits of Eons
* ends when temperature drops to about a billion degrees, and fused particles can stay fused.
* last for years.
* span time.
+ Category:Eras: Geological periods
### period:

Incubation period
* apply to inhalation of the causative organism.
* are also representative upon the possibility of nest predation
* vary according to species.
+ Bubonic plague, Different kinds of the same disease, Pneumonic plague: Diseases caused by bacteria :: Pulmonology
  * This happens when the bacterium can enter the lungs. Incubation period is only one to two days.

### period:

Infancy
* Infancies are immaturity.
* defense for persons younger than eight.
* is also a time of brain development
  - the time for developing the basic skills of reaching and grasping
  - important because that is when religious and moral life make their first appearance
* is the developmental period that extends from birth to eighteen to twenty-four months
  - period that follows the neonatal period and includes the first two years of life
  - of rapid brain growth and development
* time of extreme dependence on adults.
+ Infant attachment: Humans
  * Infancy is also a time of brain development. Much behavior is genetically determined only as potential behavioral systems that must be activated and developed.

Irregular period
* are common in girls who are just beginning to menstruate.
* make it difficult to know exactly when ovulation occurs.

### period:

Lactation
* Some lactations affect excretion.
* Some lactations occur during seasons
  - wet seasons
* alters the effects of conditioned stress on immune function.
* are time periods.
* decreases the amount of blood lost during menstrual periods in the months following birth.
* have effects
  - minimal effects
* increases demand for energy, protein, and other nutrients
  - maternal nutrient needs
* is also necessary for the survival of mammals
  - another word for breast feeding
  - the most efficient route of excretion
* is the production of human milk by the glands of the breast
  - milk by the hormone-prepared mammary glands
  - unique to mammals
* last for months.
* lowers residue levels markedly because OCs are excreted in the milk with the milk fat.
* nuturing manifestation of spring, when the lambs are born.
* occurs after parturition when there sudden drop in oestrogen and progesterone levels
  - for quite a long time, two to four years, sometimes even longer
* places high demands on maternal stores of energy and protein
  - the greatest protein demands on a deer
* probably occurs for the first two months after parturation.
* represents the greatest nutrient demand for cows over a yearlong production cycle.
* requires a high level of metabolism
  - even more energy than pregnancy
  - more magnesium and zinc
* stops when the baby no longer nurses.

### period | lactation:

Early lactation
* cows experience a period on negative energy balance after calving.
* is considered independent of level of milk production.
### period | leave:

Wet leave
* are extremely slippery and are a safety hazard for motorists when on the road
  - more susceptible to fungus
* are slippery and can cause a bicyclist to fall
  - cyclists to fall
* can be as slippery as ice and snow.
* increase the chance of disease.

Wilted leave
* are usually responsible for livestock poisoning.
* tend to stay on affected plants, rather than fall off.

Yellow leave
* Most yellow leaves have components.
* are a sign that the ph of the soil lacks enough acidity for the plants
  - sometimes a normal part of the oxalis life cycle
* enhance purple lavender, for example.
* indicate iron deficiency-treat with iron chelates.
* result most oftenly from a soil with too large water retention and over watering.

Young leave
* Most young leaves grow on trees.
* Some young leaves contain caffeine.
* are used as vegetables in Asia
  - in salads
* have abundant trichomes that become confined to the petiole base as the leaf ages
  - less fiber and higher quantities of nutrients than mature leaves

Leisure
* is America's number-one economic activity
  - at the center of recreation and tourism
  - essential for physical and mental well-being, providing social contact and interest
  - non-work for the sake of work
  - rests
* normal good so as income rises, leisure increases.
* part of a healthy lifestyle and a productive life.
* way to deal with stress, increase productivity, and enhance contentment.
### period | leisure | holiday | legal holiday:

Bank holiday
* Most bank holidays are wet and cold, a break in fine weather.
* are holidays
  - legal holidays

Religious holiday
* Many religious holidays involve the ritual killing of a lamb or goat.
* are holidays.
* dictate the serving of special meals.
* dot the calendar.
* offer opportunities to teach about religion in elementary and secondary schools.
* provide a chance for families and friends to gather.
* vary each year
  - from year to year

State holiday
* affect state government offices and some schools.
* are legal holidays in a particular state or states.

Playtime
* are leisure.
* can help ease the stress and tension of daily living for all family members.
* is important to staying healthy
* very important learning activity for young children.

Vacation
* are opportunities for someone else to get ahead
  - special times for families if quality time is given to each other
* is the magazine of new vacation ideas
  - trips
* is used for entertainment
  - fun
* leave is earned in any period in which an employee is in an active pay status.
* provide a time when a family is forced to be in close proximity for an extended period.

### period | leisure | vacation:

Summer vacation
* are times when being prepared on the road is especially important.
* is frequently the time when people crave a good book.
* kid's favorite time of year.
* time when parents realize that teachers are grossly underpaid.

Lifespan
* can be for one person or thing.
* includes births.
* range from three to over thirty years.
* usually exceed that of a human.

Long run
* are time periods.
* is the period of time over which all factors of production can be varied.
### period | season:

Breed season
* Some breed seasons start in springs.
* last for months
  - weeks
  - from weeks

Dry season
* are more conspicuous inland and away from the oceanic influence
  - prolonged, so in many areas corn and sago instead of rice is the staple food
  - seasons
* have less water, hurts crops.
* is, also, the period of the clearest water possible in the Lake.
* last for months
### period | season | fall:

Downhill
* are descents
  - ski races
* is fall
* stress muscles differently than do uphills.

Early fall
* critical time for steelhead, because the water is seasonally the warmest.
* is one of the most pleasurable times of the year to fly
  - the optimum time to establish tall fescue from either seed or sod
* is the time to divide bearded irises, peonies, and daylilies
  - hit the water parks, which close shop when the weather cools off
  - when the berries start to turn red

Late fall
* fertilizing can help keep lawns green into winter and boost early spring recovery.
* is also when deer attain peak body weight
  - an alternative time to fertilize
* is the best time to plant trees
  - second time for tornadoes
  - when most suppliers ship bare rooted vines

Petal fall
* crucial timing for a wide range of pests of apples.
* is still a good time to control overwintering larvae
  - when all of the petals have fallen off of the blossoms

Snow fall
* can be unpredictable.
* is associated with higher heating bills.
* varies from none, to eyeball deep to a moose.

Flu season
* begins every year mainly in late fall and early winter and in a widespread fashion.
* can vary considerably from year to year.
* is also cold season.

Football season
* are seasons.
  * looks to be the master category for a majority of the pages that are to be deleted.
* is football season.

Grow season
* affect germination
  - wheat germination
* last for weeks.

Harvest time
* Most harvest time is part of horticulture.
* is also the most deadly time in agriculture
  - based on fruit maturity, which depends on the variety
  - the time when crops are planted
* time of extremes.

Holiday season
* are events
* is the time to thinking others.

Hurricane season
* Most hurricane seasons span months.
* begins in about four weeks
  - two weeks
* is late summer and early fall
* way of life in South Florida.

Late season
* build-up of spider mites are common on honeylocust.
* is when fungicides become really important.

Mate season
* Most mate seasons affect growth.
* Most mate seasons occur during months
  - winter months
* last for months
  - several weeks

### period | season | preseason:

Spring training
* are preseason.
* is preseason

Rainy season
* appear to show an increase in maximum cloud counts.
* are seasons
  - similar to the central plateau
* has certain effects on the growth of the mint plants and the yield of oil.
* is also hurricane season so keep an eye on the weather
  - broken by spar-kling clear, sunny days
  - the most important growing season of shrimp farming
### period | season | spring:

Late spring
* frosts that defoliate the trees have much the same effect.
* is the best time, when the tree is richest in sugars
  - calm before the summer flood in the game industry
  - typically warm by day and cool enough in the evening for a light sweater
  - when they appear on the stark, hollow stems
  - whitewater season on the New River
* time when most places experience their most dramatics and changeable skies.

Mineral spring
* Some mineral springs emit xenon.
* provide the basis for numerous health resorts.

Thermal spring
* is spring
* occur in various areas.

Torsion spring
* are the kind wound-up on a rod above the garage door opening.
* level out the torque when the camera is tilted.

Wet spring
* are less productive than dry springs.
* encourage growth and the tree cells are bigger, so they show up lighter in the rings.
### period | season | summer:

Cool summer
* favor clover mite survival, while warm, dry summers cause inactivity or aestivation.
* tend to produce smaller-sized, mature bulbs.

Early summer
* is also the best time of year to catch bass, pike, and panfish on a fly.
* is the best time to control size and shape
  - time to control grasshoppers
  - when most North American bats give birth

Late summer
* brings an abundance of seeds and berries on many plants.
* is also a good time to deworm the ewes prior to breeding
  - an important time for bison
  - one of the best times to plant
  - the beginning of our rainy season
  - typically when feedstuffs are cheapest
* marks the start of mating season for tarantulas.
* tends to be hot and humid.
* time when streams go dry and water gets scarce.

Tornado season
* begins in late winter or early spring in the South and moves northward
  - spring and lasts through summer
* vary in different parts of the United States.

Wet season
* Some wet seasons occur during winter.
* are usually in early spring and late summer.
### period | year:

Calendar year
* Most calendar years have month lengths as shown.
* are years.
* fiscal year.
* is one year from the date of infraction.

Fiscal year
* are dates
* means the calendar year.

New year
* New Year full haiku season in Japan.
* New Year is the most important holiday in Chinese culture
  - popular holiday within Cambodian communities the world over
  - time for life-altering changes
* New Year time for new beginnings and fresh starts
  - to review what was done in the year before and to make plans for the year ahead
  - when people toss balls, sing, and dance

Recent year
* have ozone levels that are less than half of what was observed previously.
* see death.

Teenage year
* are a period of moving outward into the world
  - for experimentation, growth, and making mistakes
* can be the hardest years.
* carry entire families to an uncharacteristic transitional period.

Wet year
* are good years for trees growing in arid regions.
* can decrease sampling efficiency because of the greater volume of stream flow.
* followed by dry years natural occurrence in Florida.
* tend to have greater variability of flows, as well as greater annual daily mean flows.

### perishable food:

Fresh meat
* Most fresh meat provides nutrients
  - vital nutrients
* Some fresh meat contains bacteria.
* can be difficult to obtain in a country where sodomy is the national sport.
* perishable food.

### permanent identifying mark:

Pink skin
* has patches.
* is caused by hemoglobin, a pigment in the blood
  - easier to identify if the coat is wet or shaved
  - the determining factor in the rich cream color
* permanent identifying mark.
### permeability:

High permeability
* assists the migration of oil pollutants.
* indicates that particle mass moves easily through a membrane.

Intestinal permeability
* Some intestinal permeability is caused by infection.
* is also a factor.

Soil permeability
* can indicate potential ground water contamination.
* is the quality of the soil that enables water or air to move through it.
### peroxide:

Organic peroxide
* All organic peroxides are highly flammable and sunlight accelerates the formation of peroxides
* Many organic peroxides give off flammable vapours when they decompose.
* Some organic peroxides are dangerously reactive.
* are among the most hazardous chemicals handled in a laboratory
  - another class of compounds that present an explosion hazard
  - explosive
  - unstable and contain both oxygen and fuel within the same molecule
* can also be strong oxidizing agents
  - be severe fire and explosion hazards

Persistent chemical
* Most persistent chemicals cause effects.
* take a long time to degrade.

### person:

Abolitionist
* agitate against Southern slavery and Northern racism.
* are people
  - reformers
* deny the existence of a positive white identity.
* maintain that the state has no right to kill anyone.

### person:

Aboriginal
* are massively over-represented in the long list of victims of crime
  - the native people of Tasmania and have lived there for a very long time
* see themselves as part of nature.
* usually consider their old people or lawmen and women as 'Bosses'.
+ Tasmania, History: Australasia :: Gondwana
  * Tasmania is a state of Australia. Unlike the other states, it is an island. The Bass Strait separates it from the Australian mainland. The first people to come to Tasmania were the Australian aboriginals. Aboriginals are the native people of Tasmania and have lived there for a very long time. Abel Janszoon Tasman was the first European to discover the island in 1642. It was later called Tasmania. Much later, people came from Europe, mostly from the British Empire, to live on the island.
### person | activist:

Social activist
* are also prone to Doing in a dissociated way.
* have combined information, technology and attitude to promote their causes.

Adjudicator
* are decision makers trained in immigration law
  - people
* come from all walks of life and social strata.
### person | adolescent:

Adolescent girl
* More adolescent girls die from pregnancy-related causes than from any other cause
  - experience depression than boys
* Some adolescent girls develop depression in response to their changing bodies.
* are also more likely to undergo unsafe abortions
  - especially prone to iron deficiency because of menstruation
  - twice as likely as boys to experience depression
* come of age in a culture preoccupied with money, sex and violence.
* experience a number of bodily changes.
* report alarmingly high rates of thinking about suicide.
* suffer eating disorders.
* tend to have lower expectations for their future than boys do.

Early adolescent
* are aware of the reciprocal nature of peer and community influence.
* differ from students at the elementary and high school levels in many ways.

Female adolescent
* are far more likely than males to attempt suicide, though less likely to succeed
  - much less physically active than male adolescents
* experience additional iron loss through menstruation.

Young adolescent
* Most young adolescents have preferences for types of music or genre and performers.
* are also concerned about their appearance
  - capable of being cruel and impulsive
  - social beings and school is the center of a middle schoolers' social life

Adoptee
* Most adoptees go through something called abandonment syndrome.
* are people.
* bibliography of genealogical materials specifically geared toward adoptees.
* fight for the right to get birth certificates.