### action | separation | rupture | hernia:

Umbilical hernia
* appear as a bulge or swelling in the belly-button area.
* are common in infants
  - fairly common
* are more common in babies with a low birth weight , including premature babies
  - girls, premature babies and African-American babies
  - the second most common surgically treated hernias
  - usually painless
* happen near the belly button.
* is herniation
* occur in the umbilical ring, a weak spot around the navel
  - near the navel and most often affect newborns
  - slightly more frequently in infants of African American descent

Herniated disc
* are ruptures
  - the most common disorders that neurosurgeions treat
* can occur in any part of the spine
  - people of all ages

Herniation
* Most herniation takes place in the lumbar area of the spine
  - herniations occur to the back and side because daily activities require bending forward
* are most often posterior and lateral, the least supported area of the disc.
* can lead to death as can rupture of the abcess into ventricles and meninges.
* causes the angle of the urethra to change, which can cause the urethra to remain open.
* is akin to a tire blowing out
  - rare in bulls

### action | separation | rupture | herniation:

Disc herniation
* are less common in the cervical spine than in the lumbar spine.
* is more common in younger and middle aged adults
  - the most common indication for spinal surgery

Rectocele
* are diseases
  - probably more common in women after a hysterectomy
* cause a bulge into the bottom wall of the vagina.
* happen when the rectum bulges into or out of the vagina.
* usually occur as a result of injuries sustained during childbirth.

Subfalcine herniation
* can present clinically as headache.
* occur as the brain extends under the falx in the supratentorial cerebrum.

Seclusion
* are separation.
* is one dimension of privacy, while austerity is another
* leads to thoughts of rejection and depression, possible harm and human chaos.
* punishment no one wants.

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Segmentation
* affects both external and internal structure.
* aims to match groups of purchasers with the same set of needs and buyer behavior.
* allows image objects to be extracted using simple gesture motions with a mouse
  - specialization of body regions
* can help the earthworm move.
* churns the contents of the tube back and forth, while peristalsis forwards it.
* divides the market into customer groups with their own needs, attitudes, and behaviors.
* gives annelids greater mobility than mollusks have.
* is among the most difficult problems in visual information processing
  - cellular division
* is one of the first steps of low-level image processing
  - most basic tasks in sensory systems
* is the act of dividing the network into smaller parts or collision domains
  - cornerstone of marketing
  - division of the body into repetitive sections, or segments
* is the major contractile activity in the small intestine
  - contraction force that moves chyme along the gastrointestinal tract
  - process of partitioning a picture into meaningful parts
  - total and equal in both species
* means breaking down a word into word parts.
* occurs when the germ band is elongated.
* requirement for a closed circulatory system.
* subdividing of items into groups that share common attributes.

### action | separation | segmentation:

Image segmentation
* is the process of segmenting the image into non-overlapping regions.
* key first step in a number of approaches to image analysis.
* partitioning of an image into sections or regions.