ontocord/MixtureVitae-genericsKB huggingface dataset:
### social organization | institution:

Democratic institution
* are vibrant in India, growing in Bangladesh and threatened in Pakistan.
* can be instruments of national reconciliation.
* compel national leaders to justify their policy actions to a voting public.

Depository institution
* have deposit insurance.
* play a crucial role in an economy.

### social organization | institution:

Educational institution
* Educational Institutions stimulate learning for all ages.
* Many educational institutions claim to live by principles of honor
  - have sabbatical policies
  - publish research information on the Internet
  - use a portion of their endowment income for financial aid
* aim for the bars of academic proficiency and intellectual competence.
* are institutions
  - places of learning
* attract many geographers as teachers and researchers.
* continue to buy textbooks or other foreign books.
* have a tendency to cast people into molds.
* is an institution
* play a significant part in establishing the pattern of thought in society
  - unique role in promoting intellectual freedom
* reinforce the behavior that is pervasive in consumer society.
* supported by government funds also qualify as government entities.

### social organization | institution | educational institution:

Preschool
* Some preschools have an academic focus while others prefer learning through play
  - introduce children to sign language as a regular part of their curriculum
* accept children between the ages of two and five years.
* can be a traumatic experience for any child
  - help children in other ways as well
* is an educational institution

### social organization | institution | educational institution | preschool:

Kindergarten
* are preschool.
* focuses on the child and the home.
* is preschool

Nursery school
* Most nursery schools encourage children.
* are generally experiences in socialization and play
* know that small children thrive on a routine.
### social organization | institution:

Giro
* are checks
* is an institution

Global institution
* are indispensable to efforts to achieve human security.
* provide a common framework and standards for looking across countries.

Government institution
* Some government institutions employ electrical engineers.
* include departments
  - transportation departments

Human institution
* Every human institution consists of good people and bad people.
* are human efforts to protect human rights but they are limited instruments
  - light and superficial , mere feathers that float upon the surface
* evolve in a way that defies prediction, control and design.
### social organization | institution:

Insurer
* Many insurers actually are groups of companies
  - are in the mass market
  - cover all or some of health care costs
  - offer both health insurance and travel protection on the Internet
* Most insurers audit an employer's employment practices and procedures prior to providing coverage
  - now pay for stem-cell transplants for women with advanced breast cancer
  - work with their agency systems
* Some insurers also market to and service specific market segments.
* also differ on their definition of children, who are cheaper to insure
  - employ relative value systems or scales published by private organizations
  - hold almost a third of all available corporate bonds
  - refer to losses as payments made on behalf of the insured
* are most interested in tropical cyclones that impact land
  - one mechanism by which local risk-economies are connected with another
  - solvent only by increasing premiums and investing their reserves in the stock market
  - sticklers about paying only for items insured
* compete with regard to rates, terms and conditions of insurance policies.
* cover services that are safe and effective for a given disease or illness.
* focus on risk selection rather than pooling groups of people.
* have a responsibility to reduce the costs of insurance fraud.
* insist on people being in relatively good health.
* is an institution
* know that environmental risks are financial risks.
* manage risk through pricing policies and underwriting.
* now reimburse anyone who claims to cure human ills.
* offer several different types of life insurance for customers with varying insurance needs.
* routinely turn down people with some serious health conditions.
* support a Code of Practice for the selling of general insurance.
* typically avoid businesses with a higher than average employee turnover.
* use reinsurance to protect against catastrophes in two ways.
* vary in the extent and frequency of age increases.

### social organization | institution | insurer:

Health insurer
* are exempt from federal antitrust regulation.
* ought to cover reproductive health and pregnancy prevention.

Life insurer
* Most life insurers are responsible for paying out much more than a return on investment.
* have a long history of dealing with highly sensitive personal information.

International financial institution
* provide assistance
  - development assistance
* provide economic assistance

Investment company
* Investment companies create and maintain mutual funds and investment trusts.
* Most investment companies locate in areas of high economic growth and low risk.

Investment firm
* Some investment firms offer interest-bearing accounts that act just like checking accounts.
* are financial institutions.

Medical institution
* Many medical institutions have a limited number of job slots for nurses.
* Most medical institutions are hospitals responding to sudden illness or injuries.
### social organization | institution:

Religious institution
* Many religious institutions have sister congregations.
* Most religious institutions have curfews and few have televisions and double beds.
* Some religious institutions have entire departments devoted to raising funds.
* are a threat to the state s attempt to monopolize morality and society
  - central because they are an organizing force within the community
* have a long record of facilitating father involvement.
* know a great deal about teaching spirituality.
* play a role in government-run mentor and volunteer programs
  - an invaluable role in providing social services to the needy
* relieve government burdens and improve the quality of life for all citizens.

Research institution
* contribute to community life in rural areas.
* hire biologists trained in a wide variety of specialties.
### social organization:

Musical dance band
* A dance band musical group
* Dance bands play early jazz instrumentals and vocals.

Musical ensemble
* An ensemble musical group
* Ensembles are casts
  - collections
  - musical groups
  - outfits

### social organization | musical ensemble:

Mariachi
* are ensembles
  - musical compositions
* is an ensemble
* often help celebrate the great moments in the lives of the Mexican people.
* play requintos and bass violins, guitarrones and mandolinas.
* tend to load up on violins.

Pop indie
* An indie pop group
* Indies are people who are excited and rewarded by the task
  - the lifeblood of professional wrestling

Musical group
* are musical performers
  - private and secretive organizations
* is an organization

Musical octet
* An octet musical group
* Octets are gathering
  - sets
+ Chamber music, Words for the size of groups: Music genres
  * Octet is for clarinet, horn, bassoon, string quartet and double bass.
+ Octet, Technology: Numbers
  * Octets are used in the technology field very often. For example, the eight binary digits in a byte has been called an octet. It is mainly used with describing IP addresses.

### social organization:

Musical string quartet
* A string quartet musical group
* String quartets are quartets.
* String quartets are the most popular form of chamber music
  - richest resources of ensemble music
  - can form long-term relationships with composers. * are the most popular form of chamber music. Many composers have written string quartets
+ Chamber music, Words for the size of groups: Music genres
  * String quartets are the most popular form of chamber music. They are for two violins, viola and cello. A piano quartet would be for piano, violin, viola and cello.
### social organization:

Power structure
* Most power structures are part of government.
* depend on a network of alliances and implicit deals which grow up over time.
* is an organization

Private organization
* are important players People expect government agencies to address poverty
  - susceptible to economic downturns
* vary in their structure, policies, and methods of data curation.

Professional organisation
* Some professional organisations impose restrictions on practising from home.
* produce and process large amounts of data, including e-mails.

### social organization:

Professional organization
* Many professional organizations have job banks
  - listings, groups or resources to help people connect
  - journals and newsletters
* allow for collaboration and networking among individuals.
* are gold mines of connections
  - high-quality and prolific publishers of scholarly journals
* comprise of individual members
* exist for all sorts of people
  - in many different fields
* is an organization
  - one form resistance to the market can take
* play an important role in community affairs.
* promote learning and leadership.

### social organization:

Religious organization
* Many religious organizations have outreach programs to the gay community
  - relief programs and missionary programs that function overseas
* Most religious organizations provide social services.
* Some religious organizations operate radio stations and television networks.
* are also major community opinion leaders
  - exempt from employment non-discrimination laws
  - nonprofits
* benefit from encouraging the indiscriminate giving of gifts.
* can lead the way in caring for creation
  - limit the sale or rental of property to persons of the same religion
  - participate in social life and use the mass media
* condemn the fact that people want to donate their bodies to science.
* consider nuclear transfer to cause men to be reproductively obsolete.
* constitute a large fraction of the state's non-profit sector.
* depend heavily on donations and volunteer support.
* enjoy high levels of internal cohesiveness and continuity.
* exist to suit almost everyone's needs, interests and preferences.
* protest the patenting of living organisms.
* provide services

Rescue organization
* Most rescue organizations are cash-poor and always have more animals than they can handle
  - attempt to suitably match their dogs with prospective new owners
  - can only save as many dogs as they have foster space
* make animals available for adoption.
* match caring owners with deserving pets every day.

Service organization
* are a way to become known, to make contacts, and to help get things done
* provide management.

Spatial organization
* contributes to, and constrains, interaction.
* is structured by mobility and transhumance
  - very important in Design
* means organizing material around a visual form or model.
* presents information according to physical placement.

Sports organization
* differ in the degree of effective sports marketing.
* participate in activities relating to an interest in a certain sport or sports.
### social organization:

Staff
* achieve healthy lifestyle
* become experts.
* conduct applications.
* create environments
  - healthy environments
* develop skills.
* do jobs
  - superb jobs
* follow protocols.
* give tests.
* have books
  - equipment
  - experience
  - faces
  - frequent contact
* have good knowledge
  - product knowledge
  - hearts
  - necessary equipment
  - responsibility
  - strong interaction
  - tools
  - year experience
* help goals.
* include directors
  - part time individuals
* is bodies
  - building materials
  - forces
  - musical notation
  - sticks
  - symbols
* make decisions.
* monitor progress.
* need leaders.
* offer quality.
* pay attention.
* perform duties
  - such duties
* pole a flag hangs on.
* provide best possible care
  - expertise
  - guidance
  - high quality information technology services
  - nurse care
* provide quality information technology services
* ratios The ratio of staff to patients.
* recommend methods.
* seek advice.
* take adequate steps
  - notice
  - significant steps
* use establish protocols
* work with county departments
+ National Museum of Natural History, Collections and research: Smithsonian Institution
  * Staff collect specimens of fossils, minerals, rocks, plants and animals, tools and artworks. There are a total of 5,285,754 on-line specimen records are available from this work, and a total of 126 million individual specimens. Trained people look after these finds, and keep the collections in good condition.

### social organization | staff:

Crutch
* allow some of the weight to be borne by the shoulders and the wrists.
* are devices
* are used for cripples
  - holds
* cause injuries.
* is black powder coated from tip to tip
  - staff
* keep the weight off the damaged limb until it is healed.
### social organization | union:

Labour union
* are among the most democratically structured organizations.
* deserve recognition for their role as representatives of employees.

Local union
* are autonomous and democratically make all their own decisions.
* have additional requirements
  - time requirements
* represent construction workers

### social organization | union:

Unification
* affects the sort of a variable by intersecting it with another one's.
* approaches reality as the exactness of each asserted truth is realized.
* comes from the liberation from the false love, life and blood lineage.
* gathers entities into wholeness.
* is an union
  - driven by economics
  - essentially the unification of the invisible mind
* is the binding of X with each name in succession
  - synactic solution of equations and is an integral part of rewriting in general
  - ultimate goal of the Korean people
* means to reign and administer from a single point.
* starts with the family, because man and woman are the origin of every affair.
+ German reunification: History of Germany :: Nationalism :: Democracy movements
  * Unification means making two or more parts as one. The German reunification is the unification of the two parts of Germany.

Various organization
* publish lists of endangered species to improve public awareness.
* support effort
  - hunger relief effort
  - local hunger relief effort
* tend to monopolize, manipulate or control the people.
* work with homosexuals who desire to turn away from the homosexual lifestyle.
### social political system | autarchy:

Tyranny
* Most tyrannies subsist less by committing atrocities than by creating dependents.
* dehumanizes and degrades people.
* encompasses the evils of both democracy and oligarchy.
  - events
* occurs because the citizenry are unarmed.

Constitutionalism
* is America's hedge on democracy
  - definitely the strong, currently dominating, trend in European law
  - one device for ensuring some degree of certainty
* is the conduct of politics in accordance with a constitution
  - white man's version of the Ghost Dance
* means that no office and no institution can be higher than the law.
* political system

Male dominance
* is decided with conflicts to test their strength
  - directly related to reproductive success
  - strong, something that begins by educating children to be machista
* plays a big role in chimp society.

Plutocracy
* Plutocracies usually take the form of a dictator ship without the dictator.
* means rule for the rich and by the rich.
* political system

Social profession
* A profession is vocation
* All professions have ethical rules
  - practice their skills in a socioeconomic context
  - rely on certain tools and equipment as an essential part of their business
* Every profession group of human beings.
* Many professions continue to use Latin as a matter of routine.
* Many professions depend on numerical measurements to make decisions in the face of uncertainty
  - upon a variety of career-trained men and women in order to do their jobs
* Many professions have a reputation of eating their young
  - specialized vocabulary, or jargon
  - written code of ethics
  - codes of ethics which provide guidelines for how they operate
* Most professions have standards of ethical behavior and conduct.
* Profession social group.
* Professions Use to ask what a person does, i.e. what a person's profession is.
* Professions are affirmation
  - languages
  - occupations
  - create structures of subcultures for professionals
  - create, accept, meet and monitor standards of competency
  - deal with the practical affairs of men
  - enforce a code of ethics
  - have publicly available codes of ethics
  - often have voluntary regulatory boards
  - promote ethical practices
* Professions provide emergency responses
* Some professions are especially prone to stress resulting from changing technology.
* Some professions require professional degrees
  - that a person have leadership qualities
  - wear gloves

### social profession:

Clergy
* Many clergy rise to high positions by virtue of a zest for administering accounts.
* Some clergy suggest that the heart is where the soul is located
  - take vows of poverty
  - tend to the personal and religious needs of people who are sick, disabled, or in prison
### social profession | clergy:

Medical doctor
* Many medical doctors think depression is just part of being a teenager.
* Most Medical Doctors know very little about what Chiropractors do.
* Most medical doctors have at least some limited education in depressive illnesses
  - inject vaccines
  - specialize in approaches
  - treat problems
* Some medical doctors offer surgery
  - practice acupuncture
* Some medical doctors specialize in family medicine
  - pediatrics
* Some medical doctors use a few remedies in addition to their conventional practices
  - diets
  - write books
* are clergy
  - just humans and so often humans make mistakes
  - now to be regarded as priests, social workers, inspectors, and police
  - specialists in pharmacology and surgery
* complete procedures.
* do save lives and are absolutely necessary for certain health situations.
* have a responsibility to guide patient care responsibly
  - different theories and approaches to health
  - experience
* know about the power of sound, too.
* offer alternative treatments
* rely on similar types of correlations when diagnosing disease.
* think the mind is in the brain.
* to determine causes
  - root causes
* use different types of maps for locating and identifying parts of the body.
+ Pharmacy: Medicine :: Drugs :: Health care
  * Certain drugs are special, because they can be addictive, or they change the way other drugs act, or they need to be taken in a special way. These drugs cannot simply be bought at a pharmacy. A prescription is necessary to get them. Medical doctors give out prescriptions, which can then be used to get the drug.

Different profession
* provide emergency responses
* tend to be branded according to gender.
### social profession | engineering:

Acoustical engineering
* can maximize a room's acoustical balance.
* is the study of Sound and Vibration.

### social profession | engineering:

Computer engineering
* balanced study of both computer science and electrical engineering.
* broad area involving many possible areas of specialization.
* field in which digital techniques are used in system design.
* focuses on computer hardware, software and the integration of the two.
* includes courses in telecommunications systems and computer networking.
* involves the design, construction, and operation of computer systems.
* is design-oriented
  - for students interested in electrical engineering and computer hardware
* very broad field.

### social profession | engineering:

Control engineering
* involves modeling, analysis, design, and implementation.
* is about controlling systems.
  * ' is the engineering field that focuses on mathematical modeling of systems of a various nature, analyzing their dynamic behavior, and using control theory to create a controller that will cause the systems to behave in a desired manner. Modern control engineering is closely related to electrical, electronic and computer engineering, as electronic circuits can often be easily explained using control theory techniques. And also it is related to biological unit. Control engineering needs Electrical circuits, antenna and very small control unit. And as engineering is developing, control engineering is often desired. For example, there are automobile, biologcal engineering, wireless communication, and etc.

### social profession | engineering:

Electrical engineering
* are engineering.
* has an intimate relationship with the physical sciences.
* includes work on electronic circuitry.
* involves the application of electrical phenomena for the benefit of society.
* is among the most rapidly developing areas of knowledge.
* is concerned with electrical devices, circuits and systems
  - the basic forms of energy that run our world
  - the foundation on which computer engineering and computer science rest
* is the largest discipline followed by mechanical and civil engineering
  - of all engineering disciplines

Engineering control
* are changes made to equipment
  - devices that help reduce the risk of needlestick injury
  - part of hazard prevention and control
* are the best means for reducing exposure to reproductive toxic substances
  - way to control airborne hazards
  - method of choice to prevent or eliminate exposure
* use devices or technology to minimize the hazard.

Environmental engineering
* broad and varied field.
* growing field of employment with good potential in the future.
* has a multidisciplinary approach to problem solving.
* overlaps some areas of chemical engineering and environmental science.
* relatively young branch of the engineering profession.
* uses many disciplines from both chemical and civil engineering.

Forensic engineering
* is investigative engineering for the benefit of the courts.
* refers to engineering services associated with the legal system.
Social social function
* A social function social event
* Some social functions involve just adults and some include the entire family.

Social social movement
* Social movement social group
* Social movements are a particularly dramatic form of social change
  - in our everyday life
  - influential but secondary to our individual natures
  - more organized forms of collective action
  - on the rise in all of Colombia's neighboring countries
  - the result of external, uncontrollable forces
  - usually distinct from formally organized political parties or pressure groups
  - begin when people see that they have an actual choice
* Social movements can challenge and change the social order
  - gradually become formal organizations
  - prove to be a vicious cycle of violence
  - emerge once in an age
  - make democracy less accessible to excluded groups
  - occur throughout history and the world, even under the most repressive regimes
  - result mostly from environmental pressures over any other causes
### social society:

African society
* African societies are male-dominated
  - use music, sculpture and rhythm rather than texts and codes and formula
* Many African societies utilize a number of instruments falling into the group known as aerophones.
* Some African societies practice female genital mutilation.
* is complex and multi-stranded in which indigenous religions have an important place.

Agricultural society
* Agricultural societies can produce surplus food to feed extra mouths.
* All agricultural societies have conflict and violent death.

### social society:

American society
* composite of many ethnic groups from throughout the world.
* encourages young adults to be independent and to seek out answers on their own.
* expects women to be oriented toward marriage and homemaking.
* has a general lack of respect and courtesy as well as a tendency for violence.
* is about pluralism and the right to choose
  - addicted to speed
* is based on individualism, but equally important, it is based on diversity
  - violence and that is why it is declining
  - governed by four major types of law
  - greatly concerned about personal appearances and maintaining hair free features
  - held together by capitalism, democracy, and different ideologies
  - one of the most polarized in the Western world
  - racist and sexist
  - the most materialistic and consumptive in the world
  - unique in the ways in which citizens work together to solve common problems
* respects each person's own identity.
* tends to stigmatize the homosexual orientation.

Arab society
* Arab societies shun the idea of divorce or separation, especially divorced or separated women.
* fair society to all peoples.

Bonobo society
* Bonobo societies have differences
  - potential
* Most bonobo societies have differences.

British society
* British societies have majorities.
* Most british societies have majorities.
* places a lot of emphasis on protecting the rights of minors.

Canadian society
* tends to want to push sexual abusers into prisons as quickly as possible.
* uses more energy on average than any other country.

Capitalist society
* Capitalist societies promote individualism.
* is unthinkable without armaments, as it is unthinkable without wars.
* produces people whose aims and desires are 'privatised'.

Chimpanzee society
* has an identifiable set of rules that most of it's members live by.
* revolves around lots of politics, but also involves lots of physical touch.

Christian society
* is also a family.
* requires the strong to serve the weak and defend the helpless.
### social society:

Civil society
* Civil societies can only thrive when damaging stereotypes are broken down
  - enact laws, constitute a form of government, and frame ordinances
* bedrock of sustainable development.
* bond of reason or more exactly the exercise of reason which is argument.
* can do much to use voice to combat corruption and to monitor transparency.
* contributes directly to human security.
* creation of the state.
* has an increasingly important role to play in enhancing socio-economic development.
* has, indeed, an important role to play in the achievement of world government.
* includes the entire scope of voluntary activities among individuals and groups
  - media
* is based on reason, eloquence, persuasion, which is to say voluntarism
  - the rule of law
  - trust and accountability, and the purpose of law is to ensure it
  - motivated by the needs of the people
  - seen as a commonality empowering citizens
* is the application of force by the state to uphold contracts and so forth
  - artificial deterrent to man's basically antisocial tendencies
  - wax that keeps communities together
  - thus by definition a media reform movement
* mobilizes cultural power against the State by either giving or withholding legitimacy.
* offers a check on government and forms the bedrock of political democracy.
* plays a critically important role in addressing environmental issues.
* promotes the dignity of each individual.
* refers to a real society
  - the voluntary association of individuals outside the orbit of the state
* sees parties as wanting to monopolize the political terrain.
* societal dwelling place that is neither a capitol building nor a shopping mall.
* third sector of society alongside the state and the market.

### social society:

Civilisation
* All civilisations inherently contain the seeds of their own destruction.
* Every civilisation is rooted in a mythology.
* begins in the imagination.
* has problems.
* is organised to help all members of society, including the stupid, lazy and shiftless
  - something whole and exclusively human, a universal property
  - the progress toward a society of privacy
* movement of thought from coarser forms to more finer forms.
* points out that the cross was a very late symbol in Christian art and culture.
* spread in their search for gold.
* subversion of nature.
### social society | civilization:

Ancient civilization
* Some ancient civilizations use marble.
* are the objects of our focus in social studies.
* have a certain allure that has been preserved in modern culture.

Great civilization
* develop when the population no longer needs to lead a nomadic life-style.
* live and die in the heart and mind and values of each citizen.

Human civilization
* Some human civilizations lead to destruction
  - environmental destruction
* is based on religion
  - guided by ideas
  - now the dominant cause of change in the global environment
* stretch back into legendary times.

Indian civilization
* complex weave of many traditions and cultures.
* is one of the oldest civilizations of the world.

Material civilization
* advances through the physical association of mankind.
* is like the body and spiritual civilization is like the soul.

Modern civilization
* believe that ancient kings and leaders inherited their leadership positions.
* curse for all people.
* dates from Greece and Rome.
* depends on written communication.
* is based on scientific technology and capitalism.
* product of the philosophy of laissez faire.
* puts unlimited weapons of destruction in the hands of men.

Western civilization
* child of the Israelite civilization.
* fosters a lifestyle that is conducive to the development of diabetes.
* has nothing to do with race, geography, gender or language
  - two main traditions in gardening
* is about individualism
  - based on grain
  - built upon the appreciation of the naked form in art and in life
* is the greatest source of evil in the world today
  - rule of law
  - world's measuring stick
* story that a lot of people believe in.

Civilized society
* All civilized societies share a common desire for internal order and security.
* Civilized societies protect their children and adolescents against risks
  - rate the loss of life as far more serious than property damage
* operates on the assumption that the majority of citizens are trustworthy.
* working system of ideas.

Communist society
* Communist societies are closed, there is no freedom of speech.
* is about the abolition of the state as an instrument of repression and class rule.

Complex society
* All complex societies have some system of stratification which unequally ranks people.
* Complex societies compose of members
  - require labor
* Most complex societies require labor.

Contemporary society
* considers vocation a synonym for a craft or profession.
* is characterized by a radical separation of private life and social life
  - increasingly health-conscious and recognises that health complex issue
  - infected by consumerism, hedonism, and lack of responsibility
* values self-interest and personal gain over compassion and the communal good.
### social society | culture:

Blood culture
* are almost always negative, even with rare cases of endocarditis
  - nearly always positive with endocarditis
  - occasionally positive
* are often positive and there is also a high incidence of meningitis
  - in the acute stage
* are positive in a few patients
  - minority of patients
  - more than half of patients
  - late in the course of the illness
  - tests for infection in the blood, a serious condition
  - the most reliable means of obtaining a culture of the offending organism
  - usually negative
* blood test used to detect bacteria that cause infections in the bloodstream.
* identify the causative organism.
* is done to identify the responsible bacteria
  - indicated in the setting of sepsis and endocarditis
* require a prolonged period of incubation in the acute phase.

Cell culture
* All cell culture is performed in a sterile environment employing aseptic techniques.
* attempt to mirror the environment that in-vivo cells are in.
* is currently the most successful, and promising, alternative to animal use
  - less expensive than the use of whole animals and is easier to manipulate
  - used in many cases
  - useful in many areas

### social society | culture:

Chinese culture
* believes there positive energy and a negative energy in the universe.
* dates back thousands of years.
* has a long history.
* is acknowledged by many scholars to be the oldest living culture in existence
  - amongst the oldest in the world
  - one in which parents embody their hopes into a child's given name
  - predominately preservative of values and culture
  - rooted in patriarchy and authoritarianism
+ Han Chinese, Culture: Chinese people :: Ethnic groups in Asia
  * Han China is one of the world's oldest civilizations. Chinese culture dates back thousands of years. Some Han people believe they share common ancestors, distantly related to the Yellow Emperor and Yan Emperor, who existed thousands of years ago.

Computer culture
* deflects women and minorities.
* is associated with general masculinist and technoiscientific course of discovery.
* resembles less broadcast culture than book culture.

Cowboy culture
* has a long-standing oral tradition.
* is an important part of the identity of ranching regions
  - celebrated with rodeos, free pancake feeds, and country music

Culture change
* can occur internally or externally.
* is evolution and revolution.

Culture jamming
* broad and diverse movement which operated on many levels.
* is the use of parody and satire against ads.

Cyberculture
* are culture.
* combines the advantages of oral and written communication.
* is broad, deep, and in a constant state of flux, just like any other cultures
* is in a constant state of flux
  - turn affecting our real life culture
  - the culture of communication that has grown around the Internet
* obviously tends towards a greater role of the level of virtual communities.
### social society | culture:

Indonesian culture
* is an inter-mixture of many diverse civilizations
  - filled with beautiful works of art
* tends to have a more present or past perspective on time.

Islamic culture
* frowns on the consumption of alcohol.
* is very strong in the northern two-thirds of the country.

Italian culture
* embraces indulgeance, style and, most of all, a passion for life.
* is probably the oldiest in the world.

### social society | culture:

Japanese culture
* attracts many people to the study of Japanese language.
* claims it as a traditional delicacy.
* is less driven to reproduction, so abortion can be more routine.
* is rich and full of celebrations, traditions and an undying devotion to family
  - in myths and legends which are still alive
  - very different from European or American culture
* revolves a great deal around 'inside' and 'outside' groups.
* tends to place the group first.
* trains Japanese to be attentive in receiving signals.

Jewish culture
* emphasizes social justice.
* is introduced through music, stories and holiday observances
  - quite a broad area of study, including more than just holidays and dietary habits
  - the creation of the Jewish people

Local culture
* Many local cultures consider baobab trees to be sacred.
* mediates the globalisation processes.

### social society | culture:

Material culture
* fills the economic and aesthetic gap left by oral histories and written records.
* includes the material things people create which reflect symbolic culture
  - weapons, machines, eating utensils, jewelry, hair styles, and clothing
* is also important to companies contemplating international expansion
  - one part of the inertia of tradition
* is the realm of three dimensional objects that make up our everyday environment
  - result of human behaviour and perceptions
* powerful tool that can express gender, ethnicity, class, and power relations.
* refers to objects identifiable with a group
  - the demand for goods and products
### social society | culture:

Yeast culture
* has a long shelf life unlike live yeast products.
* increase the digestibility of fiber, phosphorus, and protein.
* tend to grow in smooth and sometimes shinny masses.
* works by nurturing rumen microflora that convert feedstuffs to nutrients.

Youth culture
* characteristic of industrialised society.
* has a high profile in cyberpunk fiction.
* is generation
  - subculture

Democratic society
* Democratic societies are totalitarian whenever they tread on civil liberties
  - can maintain continuity between the past, the present and the future
  - convene periodic elections
* Every democratic society guarantees the individual the right to dignity and self-determination.
* is as much a responsibility as it source of freedom.

### social society:

Different society
* Different societies attach different importance to different roles or positions in the society.
* Different societies deal with death and grief differently
  - in many different ways
  - demonstrate variable tolerance of extramarital sex
  - enter into varying social contracts based upon their own values and histories
* Different societies have different beliefs about right and wrong
  - codes
  - expectations about the dementias
  - moral codes
  - morals
  - priorities and taboos
  - value systems and ways of measuring success
  - their unique perceptions on what childhood means
  - make use of space differently in various everyday situations
  - represent their gods and goddesses in different ways
  - tolerate differing degrees of violence

Feudal society
* is based on two principles , that of feudalism and manorialism.
+ Manorialism, Variation among manors: Feudalism :: Economic systems
  * Feudal society is based on two principles, that of feudalism and manorialism. The structures of manorialism varied though. In the later Middle Ages, areas of incomplete or non-existent manorialisation persisted while the manorial economy underwent substantial development as economic conditions changed.

Free society
* Free societies allocate resources by the price system
  - allow unfettered dialogue and guarantee freedom of expression
  - are often messy
  - let individuals make decisions based on their own knowledge and local situation
  - pay a high social cost for maintaining free speech and other individual liberties
* is based on a practical social contract between free men.

Global society
* faces the forces of both integration and division.
* s greatest right is the opportunity to learn, change, and improve.

Hindu society
* has a high standard of conduct, with little immorality, crime, or violence.
* is arranged into a caste system.
### social society:

Modern society
* All modern societies recognize the inherent evil of conduct which harms others.
* Modern societies are mobile societies, and automotive travel is the principle means of movement
  - very dependent on computer systems
  - rely more and more on computer systems
  - try to deny the fact that death happens everywhere
* Modern societies use large amounts of water
  - the same energy to create large amounts of electricity
  - wood
* Most modern societies have legal or social restrictions on closely consanguineous marriages
  - place little value on dreams
  - use wood
* depends largely upon hydrocarbons as energy sources
  - on microscopy in many ways
* encourages competition and sympathizes with the strong.
* exists in a profane natural environment.
* has a tendency to deal with death in more medical terms.
* has an infatuation with the margins of society, with violence and degradation
  - obsession with angels
* is characterized by individualism and utilitarianism
  - dominated by the government model of a 'lobby democracy'
  - greatly concerned with the condition of the earth
  - plagued by violence - at home, at work, in the streets, in schools
  - to a great extent an organizational society
* leads to highly specialized, differentiated, and fragmented lives.
* relies heavily on the convenience and versatility of electricity
  - on chemists for everything from medicine to materials
* suffers from both atomization and collectivism.
* uses electron transfer means for energy and information transfer.

Rural society
* Rural societies maintain agricultural biodiversity because it is essential to their survival.
* is based around large farms, where the extended family lives and works.

Traditional society
* All traditional societies have social hierarchies.
* Many traditional societies venerate the role of sage.
* Most traditional societies rely on leaders.
* Traditional societies are the best managers of biodiversity
  - depend upon personal characteristics for social organization
* holds fishermen and the eating of fish in low regard.

Social subculture
* Some subcultures appear more tolerant of violent behavior toward children.
* Subculture is human culture
  - part of culture
  - refers to the norms and values of subgroups within the larger or national culture
  - social group
* Subcultures are a product of the media technology of the age
  - an art form
  - essentially tribal, and fiercely protective of their barriers
  - the proving-grounds of extracurricular education
  - form their own communities, with private codes and customs

Social syndicate
* A syndicate social group
* Syndicates are businesses
  - news agencies
  - organized crime
  - program services that sell independently produced programs and reruns
### social tribe:

African tribe
* Many African tribes have means of divining the future
  - very rigid traditions for naming their children
* Some African tribes consider horns to be the dwelling place for ancestors
  - drink blood
  - make bracelets of aardvark teeth
  - use scarification as a symbol of beauty and strength
  - venerate the tamarind tree as sacred
* Some african tribes use ostrich shells
* do scar patterns to mark different stages in life.
* use ostrich shells as a water container for bathing and drinking.
+ Self-injury, Types of self-injury: Psychology
  * Scarification is a type of body modification where someone cuts or burns their skin for decoration. This can include branding, which is common in some fraternities. It can also include cutting the skin repeatedly in a pattern or design. This will create very large scars. Some African tribes use scarification as a symbol of beauty and strength.

American tribe
* Most american tribes live in regions.
* Most american tribes use feathers
  - fur
* Some american tribes use bison
  - roots
  - harvest
  - saguaro harvest

Different tribe
* depend on different plants and animals for their needs.
* hold different traditions in their rain dances.

Native tribe
* Many native tribes have a history of clowning.
* Most native tribes live in regions.
* strive to protect their land from invaders.
* use feathers
  - fur

Primitive tribe
* Some primitive tribes use tattooing as a rite of social status.
* have rules and customs to assure the safety of all.

Social tribunal
* A tribunal is an assembly
* Many tribunals deal with issues of administrative justice.
* Some tribunals settle disputes between private citizens.
* Tribunals are adjudicators
  - organizations
  - part of the executive arm of government
### soft, coppery color:

New growth
* can improve appearance over time.
* comes from the eyes.
* continues to show on trees of all ages.
* following fire is higher in nutritive quality than unburned plants.
* has a metallic lavender sheen that changes colors somewhat with the seasons
  - tinge of purple before turning green
* is characterized by fine hairs and a purple tint
  - especially susceptible to mildew during hot, dry periods
  - light red turning darker with age
  - marked by leaf emergence and abundant flowering
  - often very bronzy or reddish, especially in the cooler weather of winter
  - presumed to be higher in protein and lower in fiber than surrounding mature growth
  - produced only by apical meristems
  - sensitive to late spring frosts
  - stunted and is pale green or yellow in color
  - undesirable just before a period of drought stress
  - usually more colorful than older needles as they tend to fade with age
  - yellowed after feeding of psyllid insects occurs
* means new blood vessels.
* occurs at the tip of the kelp plant, where tiny pneumatocysts form along with new fronds
  - during the rainy winter season
* soft, coppery color.
* starts as soon as temperatures rise above freezing in spring, in temperate climate zones.
* takes on a dark red color, turning a shiny green as it matures.

Softener
* are chemicals.
* put sodium into the water in exchange for magnesium or calcium ions.
* replace calcium and magnesium with sodium.
* use fresh resin beads with sodium attached to the resin.

### softener:

Fabric softener
* are a common offending agent
  - cationic
* can be a source of unknown stains
  - irritate mucous membranes
  - reduce static electricity
* come as liquids, dryer sheets, and in dryer dispensers.
* reduce absorbency if used too often
  - static cling, minimize wrinkling and soften clothes
  - static, minimize wrinkling, and softens clothes

### softener:

Plasticizer
* alter properties of a polymer by altering the structure of the polymer.
* are compounds added in the manufacture of vinyl to impart softness and flexibility
  - ester
  - organic compounds which give flexibility and malleability to plastic
  - softeners
  - traditionally oils which add flexibility to the film to keep it from breaking
  - usually small organic molecules
* can be pure lard or tallow and emulsifiers are also often made from animal fats.
* comprise over half of the weight of some flexible vinyl products.
* help to wet the surfaces, enabling the mix to use less water.
* increase flexibility and reduce most strength properties.
* make plastic flexible
  - up the largest class of polymer additives
* remain liquid, and evaporate with the heat of the sun.
### softener:

Water softener
* All water softeners use a synthetic resin to soften the water.
* Most water softeners have a fully automatic recharging feature
  - use the ion-exchange process
* add sodium to drinking water in two ways
  - the water in proportion to the amount of hardness they remove
  - too much sodium to the water
* are cation exchange devices
  - ion exchangers
  - neither filters nor purifiers , and are used only to change the water hardness
  - obsolete and old fashioned
  - self maintaining
  - the best known examples of ion exchange systems
* can also remove copper, iron, and other minerals
  - reduce hard water scale in pipes and deposits on surfaces
* function by adding sodium to the household water supply.
* have many uses.
* increase the sodium content of the water.
* operate on the ion exchange process.
* reduce corrosion, extend appliance life and reduce water heating costs.
* remove beneficial calcium from the water and replace it with unhealthy sodium.
* remove minerals from water, including calcium, magnesium, radium and barium
  - such as calcium, magnesium, and dissolved iron
  - positively charged ions from water so it can perform normally
  - unwanted calcium, magnesium and lead
* require a location to disposal of waste brine
  - regular maintenance or they can become a health hazard
* soften water by removal of calcium and magnesium which make water hard.
* use cation exchange resin to exchange sodium for calcium and magnesium
  - sodium ions for calcium and magnesium ions
* waste a lot of water
  - water in the process of softening water
* work by passing the water through a resin bed that exchanges the ions in the water
  - replacing the calcium and magnesium in the water, often with sodium
  - using a principle called ion exchange