ontocord/MixtureVitae-genericsKB huggingface dataset:
Hydration
* also plays a key role in athletic performance
  - triggers metabolic changes in the embryo that cause it to resume growth
* appears to be tied to phases of deformation.
* boosts survival odds for tiniest transplant patients.
* can also help stave off the effects of jet lag.
* causes crystals to form that interlock and bind together
  - the seed to swell and rupture the seed coat
* forms at different rates on different obsidians.
* good way of promoting blood flow through bone.
* has the potential to decrease or prevent side effects.
* helps maintain proper muscle tone and helps keep the skin clear, healthy and resilient.
* involves a complex redirection of forces of attraction and repulsion
  - many different reactions, often occurring at the same time
* is also critical to thermo-regulation in the cold
  - key for all the mucous membranes of the body to remain moist
* is an equally vital component in maintaining constant energy and fighting fatigue
  - important part of good nutrition
  - assessed by carefully recording intake and output and by observation of skin turger
  - association
  - believed to be critically important in the treatment of migraine
  - considered especially valuable in improvement of ventilation
  - critical for fighting eczema
  - crucial for infants
  - doubly important to the diabetic diver to prevent decompression illness
  - equally important in the summer as it is in the winter
* is essential to good breast milk production
  - managing diarrhea regardless of the cause
* is important for good digestion and overall health
  - keeping the joints lubricated as well as for overall health
  - prevention
* is important, as the body is mostly water
  - but so is replenishment of vitamin stores
  - maintained by drinking a lot of fluid
* is monitored by daily weights
  - electrolytes
  - serum hematocrit
  - probably the most studied area relating to kidney stones
* is the bottom line in athletic performance
  - key to removal of toxins from the cells, and transporting nutrients into the cells
  - surrounding of ions with molecules of water
  - very important and caffeine has a drying effect
* key to avoiding heat-related injuries.
* often precedes the next process - hydrolosis.
* pockets that only accept one type of bladder.
* produces some heat.

Historical chronology
* can deal with history or with the geological history of the earth.
+ Chronology
  * There are many sciences which deal in different ways with chronology. Historical chronology can deal with history or with the geological history of the earth.
Horsepower
* also creates a vehicle's top-end speed.
* can measure the power of engines also.
* is another measure of power
  - unit of power
  - derived from a formula that calculates torque and rpm
  - high-speed power
  - one of the limitations of four stroke engines
  - pull times speed
  - the measure of an engine's ability to deliver power at a given engine speed
  - used for things like towing a trailer over a distance
* means the ability to do work.
* measure of energy used to generate torque
  - power , which technical term in physics
* power unit

Historical research
* involves careful selection, analysis, and use of sources
  - studying, understanding, and explaining past events
* is the interpretation of facts or the finding of patterns.
* scientific process of evaluating available documents.

Hyphenation
* is important in writing
  - punctuation
* works with documents written in many languages.

Hyoscyamine sulfate
* is absorbed totally and completely by oral administration.
* passes the blood brain barrier and the placental barrier.

Hatred of men
* is called misandry.
+ Sexism: Discrimination
  * Hatred of women is called misogyny. Hatred of men is called misandry.
Hate
* Most hate is rooted in fear, suspicion, ignorance and pride.
* acted upon demonstration of power.
* brings war and fighting into the world.
* can also come from being disconnected from others, marginalized, misunderstood and ignored.
* can be a form of love
  - seen in many forms, each form appeals to different people
  - flow in many directions
  - manipulate, but it has no power to create trust or commitment
  - only breed hate
* causes a desire to kill
  - violence
* comes from home, and many parents teach it
  - in all colors
* creates darkness in men's souls.
* dislike for anybody or group.
* divides people and severs any sense of worldwide brotherhood and hope for peace.
* feeds on hate.
* force of attraction.
* good sign of underlying possible love.
* has power in destructiveness.
* is about anger
  - also a cause of violence in our schools
* is an abstract thing, and part of every murderer's motive
  - attack on a community's health
  - emotion of gut level distain
  - emotion, as much as love is
  - equal opportunity emotion
* is an intense dislike for someone or something
  - feeling of malevolence, anger, dislike, etc
  - unnatural aspect of humanity
  - aversion for any object of the senses
  - based on fear
  - born of fear
  - contagious, like a cancer
  - everywhere and to all people
  - evil
  - fear, and fear is rot that cankers root and fruit alike
  - found everywhere in huge quantities, while love is very dense in few places
  - hate and love is love, forever
  - human emotion
  - just as injurious to the person who hates
  - one of our reactions to a lack of understanding
  - our frustration at failure to comprehend
  - part of our primal nature
  - powerful emotion
* is rooted in fear, and the only cure for fear-hate is love
  - negation
* is the absence of love, by the definition being used
  - bad side of people
  - complement of fear and narcissists like being feared
  - coward's revenge for being humiliated
  - direct result of culpability
  - gangs in the streets and the guns that they pack
  - mean of war
  - most wasteful of all human emotions
  - opposite of love
  - preventive to forgiveness
  - result of one's thought process
  - to suffering
  - typical only for people
  - what pulls the trigger of violence
  - wrong in all colors shapes and sizes
* leads to anger
* learned behavior.
* makes people feel powerful.
* malignant tumor on the brain stem of humanity.
* moral condition, while the government non-moral agency.
* positive energy that binds the universe together.
* requires that the target of hate be different, be inhuman.
* sadness, accompanied by the idea of an external cause.
* scary and dangerous sickness infecting humanity.
* starts to take effect at a young age.
* strong and vehement emotion
  - emotion and it destroys
  - word but it is closely associated to prejudice
* takes many forms.
* used as a political weapon is dangerous to the future of mankind.
* very intense and usually long-lasting state of being angry with someone.
Interspecie
* is the competition for food, space and shelter between different species.
* relationshipsoccupy a spectrum, from mutualism to parasitism.

Infective endocarditis
* affects eight times as many elderly men as elderly women.
* continues to have high rates of morbidity and mortality.
* is associated with petechial and purpuric skin lesions
  - infection
  - inflammation
  - treated with antibiotics and with surgery in some situations

Isokinetic training
* combines both the nervous and muscular systems.
* is considered by most to be the best way to train a muscle.

Incompatibility
* can also occur for environmental reasons such as high temperatures
  - stem from cultural as well as religious differences
* following fusion or post-fusion incompatibility is far more common within species.
* is at the core of marital conflict
  - characteristics
  - opposition
  - recognized in Alabama, Alaska, Kansas, Nevada, New Mexico, Ohio and Oklahoma
  - the price of progress''
* occurs whenever the two plants to be crossed carry the same alleles.
* often occurs as products evolve over their life span.

Ideal
* are beautiful things to try to attain
  - formulations by the human mind
  - goals
  - ideas
  - models
* constitute the overall direction or sense of direction of the path one traverses.
* have bases, analogous to bases for vector subspaces.
* is an idea

Infarction
* can lead to a arrhythmias and arrhythmias can easily lead to death
  - occur as a result of impaired blood flow to the pituitary gland or head trauma
* commonly occur in the spleen , kidney, lungs , brain , and heart.
* is diseases
  - illnesses
  - pathology
* means death of a tissue due to depletion of oxygen supply
  - or organ
  - necrosis of myocardial tissue
* pathological term denoting permanent tissue damage caused by ischemia.
* refers to when the heart muscle actually dies.
+ Hypercholesterolemia, Why is atherosclerosis bad?: Diseases and disorders of the cardiovascular system :: Diseases
  * If the artery brought blood to the heart, people can have angina or a heart attack. Myocardial means relating to the heart muscle. Infarction means death of a tissue or organ. So a myocardial infarction or 'heart attack' is when blood flow to part of the heart stops. Then that part of the heart dies. Angina is when the blood flow is 'low' but not 'totally blocked'.
Illegal fishing
* Some illegal fishing is done by registered fishing boats violating their own national regulation.
* major concern for all Patagonian toothfish fisheries.

Immunisation
* are important at all ages.
* can protect people from chicken pox.
* gives a very good level of protection against many important diseases.
* is associated with reduced risks of childhood illness and adult health problems
  - protective
  - still essential to create antibodies to protect the child from specific diseases
* is the first line defence against influenza for at-risk patients
  - process by which a person receives a vaccine by injection or by mouth
* poses far less risk than catching the infection, and maintains the health of the child.
* reduces the likelihood of infection by half
  - risk of cot death
* remains one of the most economical means of preventing specific diseases.
* safe and effective way to help prevent infection.
Ionic silver
* has an absorption band in the UV range and thus is virtually clear.
* is more toxic to aquatic organisms than silver compounds.

Intermittent claudication
* circulation problem in the legs, usually brought on by exertion.
* features leg pain on walking, usually relieved by rest.
* is caused by hardening of the arteries or by atherosclerosis
  - claudication
  - lameness
  - pain in the legs that occurs with walking and disappears with rest
* symptom of arterial insufficiency, a form of vascular disease
  - chronic arterial insufficiency

Indemnity
* is compensation
  - exemption
  - needed in order to change the blood lineage
  - protection
  - the traditional form of insurance
* means the obligation resting on one party to make good the loss of another
  - to reimburse or compensate
* term that applies when the event insured against happens.
Imperialism
* assumes the domination of one nation over another.
* is always humanitarian imperialism
  - empire building
  - foreign policy
  - primarily responsible for the picture which exists in our country today
  - responsible, along with industrialization, for the instigation of eugenics
  - video games
* tries to make big nations that have many ethnic groups.
+ Nationalism, Nationalism and imperialism
  * Nationalism is the opposite of imperialism. Imperialism tries to make big nations that have many ethnic groups. In imperialist states, some groups are usually more powerful and are seen as better than others. Nationalists think that such hierarchy is bad. They say that in nations with one ethnic group, everyone has the same value and power. Sometimes nationalism is used to support imperialism, but that is against the original idea of nationalism. Such using of political ideas against their original purpose is quite usual in politics and happens with many other ideas too.

Immaturity
* can be a virtue.
* contributing factor to the high rate of auto crashes and deaths among teenagers.
* is another mitigating factor
  - caused by a lack of grace applied to the soul
  - our basic problem with Spiritual discernment
  - the fourth leading cause of broken homes
* is the inability to use one's own understanding without the guidance of another
  - understanding without guidance from another
  - incapacity to use one s intelligence without the guidance of another

Institutional control
* are ways of regulating the use of a property.
* encompasses both coercion and consent.

Interdependency
* basic fact of life on earth.
* is reciprocity
* is the name of the game in business
  - process
  - valued and stems from the strong sense of obligation to the family
  - when variables each influence each other to some degree
* necessary component of human relationships and is part of the human condition.

Intelligibility
* is the degree to which the child can be understood by listeners
  - most fundamental problem of all multimedia
  - understandability
* measure of how well speech can be understood.

Impartiality
* cornerstone of the Canadian justice system.
* distinguishes moral feelings from other positive or negative feelings.
* is an essential component of justice
  - impossibility when analyzing culture
  - inclination
  - largely a myth when one party serves as both prosecutor and patrolman
* is the foundation on which the officiating house is built
  - fundamental qualification of a judge and the core attribute of the judiciary
  - life of justice, as that is of a government
* means a commitment to serve all mediation parties as opposed to a single party
  - freedom from favoritism and bias in both word, action and appearance
* means freedom from favoritism or bias in conduct and appearance
  - in word, action or appearance
  - in word, action, and appearance
  - in work
  - bias, either in word or action
  - favouritism or bias in word or action
* pompous name for indifference, which is an elegant name for ignorance.
* refers to the mediator's attitudes toward the issue and people involved.
Integration
* attempts to provide equality of opportunity for every member of a society.
* begins the day after the minds of the people are desegregated.
* concept used to mean many things.
* group action
* hate crime against the majority.
* involves bringing people and things together to perform effectively
  - thinking, being, and doing
* is about changing minds and attitudes
  - also important in terms of how information is processed
* is an important concept in teaching and learning
  - dimension of civic education
  - opportunity to become more organized, more efficient, and grow
  - associated with open societies
  - catalyzed by the viral integrase protein
* is the ability to combine smaller units of information into a whole unit
  - act of combining separate albeit related units into a single whole
  - basic operation that is used to solve differential equations
  - common memory of differentiation
* is the inverse of a derivative
  - process to differentiation
  - law of the land
  - means to prevent prejudice and xenophobia
  - number of differences needed to take in a time-series to achieve stationarity
  - opposite of differentiation
  - responsibility of the central nervous system, brain and spinal cord
  - used to measure the 'dose' or sum of all light reaching the detector over time
* means the immigrants' participation in the economic, political and social life.
* process by which components are aggregated to create larger components.
* proven method for decreasing crime in poor neighborhoods.
* refers to either mainstreaming or inclusion
  - how loosely or tightly the member organizations are controlled
* term which appears more and more in the professional education literature.
+ Integral: Calculus
  * Integration helps when trying to multiply units into a problem. The slices are close to zero in width, but adding them forever makes them add up to a whole. This is called a Riemann Sum.

Intimidation
* can occur through voice inflection, physical stance, or eye contact.
* favorite government tactic to suppress meaningful political activity in Kenya.
* is aggression
  - another word for hidden fear
  - discouragement
* is the hallmark of gang activity
  - most frequently reported hate crime offense
  - use of threatening words or conduct, such as angry shouting and fist-waving
  - their stock and trade
  - used because it works
* part of life.
* permeates hockey.
* routine practice for organized crime groups.

Immorality
* brings death by self-destruction.
* causes violence.
* filth caused by lack of religion, and anarchy product of the same lack.
* is an accepted way of life
  - condoned openly, protected, nurtured and supported by general taxes
  - everything that blocks the overthrow
  - immorality no matter who teaches
  - punished by the cancelling of group protection
  - the sin
  - transgression
* permanently taints some people s view of sex.
* varies from generation to generation.
* weakens families and causes divorce.
Inspiration
* applies methodologies
  - visual learn methodologies
* arises from experience.
* causes a desire to types
  - writes
* comes from beliefs
  - designs
  - interior designs
  - religious beliefs
* is an idea
  - another form of love
  - arousal
  - emotion
  - initiated by a stimulus in the respiratory center of the brain
  - intuition
  - itself an important factor in the understanding of truth
* is one of the many pathways to finding truth
  - roots of Celtic worship
  - products
  - software that offers a tool for developing ideas and organizing thinking
* is the instillation of spirit breath - the inhalation of peaceful truth
  - power that stimulates one s imagination and moves one soul into action
  - stuff of which the universe is made
  - thing that happens between thoughts
* pertains to animation, invigoration, arousal, inhaling, and rising to a height.
* software package which enables persons to visually develop ideas and concepts.
* technology tool that facilitates visual learning and thinking.
* visual learning tool that inspires students to organize their thinking.
+ Inspiration, Other pages
  * Inspiration comes from life experiences, feelings, dreams, and thoughts. Inspiration is what makes great things happen.
Inequity
* Inequities also exist in the qualitative as well as the quantitative use of technologies
  - always exist within company positions, departments, and levels
  - are the result of deliberate intervention by one group to privilege itself
  - exist among similar classes of properties having similar characteristics
* also involves any adverse impacts of taxes and fees used to fund transportation services.
* is an inevitable component of any organized society
  - experienced when the ratio is out of balance
  - immorality
  - situations
* leads to unhappy relationships and long term problems.

Imagery
* also seems to be exploited in certain forms of spatial reasoning.
* can help people visualize very large areas very quickly, which helps in decision making
  - induce perceptual illusions
* form of communication used to bridge the mind and the body
  - meditation
* has a long and varied history in the healing traditions of mankind.
* involves concrete sensory representations of ideas, feelings, and objects.
* is about building pictures in the mind
  - essential for healing and is always present in art-making
  - images
  - light waves
  - like perception Images retain some of the sensory qualities of perception
  - one of the tools of skill learning today
* is the fulcrum where the mind and the body meet in that it involves an emotional quotient
  - impact when it reaches the target
  - sensory system's way of connecting to language
  - used to simplify subtle thoughts and profound concepts
  - when the brain converts signals from the environment into nerve impulses
* mental technique that programs the human mind to respond as programmed.
* powerful and ancient language of the mind.
* process
  - by which an individual's aims and beliefs can be realized
* refers to a pattern of related details
  - images throughout a work or throughout the works of a writer or group of writers
  - the pattern of related details in a work
* seems to play useful roles in cognition.
* specialized way of using one's imagination.
* strategy for evoking change in body, in attitudes and behavior.

Inaction
* form of consent.
* induces a kind of progressive paralysis.
* is situations.
* trains the body to become less perceptive and responsive.

Intonation
* contours as signals in maternal speech to prelinguistic infants.
* is being a meaningful change of voice pitch within an spoken utterance
  - depentant on control of one's voice and vocal muscle strength
  - important because it can change the meaning of an utterance
  - important, especially when it is cold
  - inflection
  - music
  - often one of the standards by which judges rate a competition performance
  - produced by a rise and fall in pitch over certain syllables
  - prosody
  - the rise and fall of the pitch throughout the words of a sentence
* is used to put certain words in the foreground
  - show expectations
  - signal ends and beginnings in conversation
* plays a very important role in the function of language.
* question of conscience.
* refers to the way that the rate and rhythm of speech varies.
Justification
* constitutes man's cooperation with grace infused by the church sacraments.
* deals with the sins of the past, present, and the future.
* declaration made about a person.
* is an act of grace within man
  - eternal relationship that can never be broken
  - instantaneous occurrence with the result being eternal life
  - circumstances
  - consideration
  - explanations
* is the binding that holds the book of the Christian life together
  - great basic truth on which all is built
  - nonimputation of sin
  - process of stretching or shrinking a line to force it to fit a certain width
  - relational result of salvation
  - teaching about how people are saved
  - vindication
* judicial act absolving from punishment and restoring to divine favor.
* legal term and looks at the pronouncement of a verdict
  - word having reference to trial and judgment
  - word, a law term
* matter of being declared righteous.
* means that a man is accounted righteous
  - our sins are forgiven
  - to declare righteousness sanctification means to make righteous
* state and an act.
* term which belongs to the law court and to divine jurisprudence.
* third process by which media violence stimulates aggression.
* word for the insecure
  - that intimidates many people
Kelps
* also help support adrenal function which helps in immune support.
* are commonly the most conspicuous species below mean low water along exposed coasts
  - very rich in iodine
* can get very large.
* grow extremely quickly under the right conditions
  - throughout the cold temperate regions of the world
* have a heteromorphic alternation of generations life cycle.

Krsna consciousness
* is buddhi-yoga, buddhi implies reason, discrimination, analytical thinking.
* is the natural inclination of every eternal spirit soul
  - vitality of vitality

Kudus
* Most kudus have horns
  - legs
  - predators
* Most kudus originate in hemispheres
  - northern hemispheres
* Some kudus die of rabies.
* Some kudus have distinctive stripes
  - lateral stripes
  - tails
  - undersides
* Some kudus have white lateral stripes
  - survive long periods

Kissing
*  good thoughts.
* are fun
  - human activities
  - touching
* are used for adults
  - affection
  - bonding
  - friendships
  - kinship
  - lovers
  - sensual pleasure
  - symbolisms
* cause arousal
  - diseases
  - erections
  - excitement
  - happiness
  - likes
  - physical contact
  - shortness of breath
  - shynesses
  - strong feelings
  - sweets

Kinematic
* defines position, velocity, and acceleration.
* describes the geometry and movements of a manipulator without forces and torques.
* examines how objects move in one, two, and three-dimensions.

Kitchen
* Most kitchens have cabinets for storage of cooking materials and utensils
  - floor tiles
* Some kitchen utensils consist of iron pots
* Some kitchens are part of manors
  - monasteries
  - palaces
* Some kitchens have antibacterial properties
  - natural antibacterial properties
* appear in restaurants.
* are a household component that everyone uses but generally takes for granted
  - always a place where innovations are made
  - complete with dishes, glasses, pots, pans, utensils and tableware
  - hazardous places for young children
* are located in apartments
  - fraternity houses
  - homes
  - hotels
  - often multicultural, with an equal diversity in ages and backgrounds
  - part of dwellings
  - rooms
  - smalls
  - special rooms
  - to be used for preparing and eating food
  - used for appliances
* are used for cooking breakfasts
  - food preparation
  - storage cabinets
  - washing dishs
* feature pantries and cabinets with hidden hinges.
* have ceramic tiles.
* have decorative ceramic floor tiles
  - stoves
* includes bases
  - ceilings
  - doorways
  - floors
  - room light
  - sections
  - walls
* play a key role in the beauty, value, and marketability of any home.
* processing food for hundreds every day usually have limited storage space.
+ Cabinet (furniture): Furniture
  * A 'cabinet' is a type of furniture with enclosed shelves and sometimes a door in front. They are usually made from wood. Metal may be used in industrial or public areas. Most kitchens have cabinets for storage of cooking materials and utensils.
Legal positivism
* dangerous and racist doctrine.
* is the basis for abortion in many court arguments.

Lavas
* Some lavas can crystallize quartz crystals.
* fill much of the caldera and push up against the inside of the rim.

Logical consistency
* report The fidelity of the relationships in the data set and the tests used.
+ Philosophy, What philosophers do
  * Philosophers use logic to solve problems and answer questions. Logical consistency is a cornerstone of any acceptable theory. Philosophers who disagree with a theory will often try to find a logical  contradiction within the theory. If they can find one, this gives them a reason to reject that theory. If they cannot find any inconsistency, the philosopher might try to show that the theory leads to a conclusion which is either unacceptable or ridiculous. This second approach is usually called reductio ad absurdum.

Lactic acidosis
* build up of lactic acid in the blood.
* can be demonstrate d biochemically
  - cause severe damage to the pancreas and liver
* carries a high mortality.
* causes fatigue, belly pain, and shortness of breath.
* is absent, but the glycogen shows an abnormal structure
  - an accumulation of lactic acid
  - caused by a buildup of lactic acid in the blood
  - rare but serious metabolic complication that can occur
* is the accumulation of lactic acid within the blood
  - disease caused by a abnormally high lactic acid level in the blood
* known side effect to some anti-HIV drugs.
* occurs as a consequence of anaerobic metabolism.
* occurs when cells are unable to convert food into usable energy
  - of the body are unable to convert food into usable energy
* still relatively uncommon but very serious condition.

Lilacs
* Many lilacs have male and female flowers.
* Most lilacs grow like a crape myrtle.
* Some lilacs grow in gardens
  - have flavor

Lur
* Most lures have a split ring attached to the eyelet.
* catch fish because of their appearance and the manner in which they move through the water.
* caught in trees or rocks can come loose when yanked and fly at high speeds.

Labial adhesion
* are paper thin attachments between the inner walls of the opening of the vagina.
* can sometimes cause urinary pain or difficulty urinating.

Lubrication
* also decreases excessive heat which dramatically weakens monofilament.
* branch of chemistry.
* comes from the pink skin of the labia and vagina.
* complex science.
* creams next to adult undergarments.
* helps parts slide against each other and it is used to reduce friction in the bearings
  - prevent rips and tears, and it increases sensitivity
* is applications
  - essential for the normal and smooth functioning of the tendons
  - important to chain and bar life
* is made of oil

Layperson
* can learn when and how to use supplemental oxygen and breathing devices.
* common man

Lopper
* are secateurs that have long handles and large cutting edged jaws
  - useful for cutting wood that it is too wide for secateurs to deal with when pruning
* handle all large unwieldy branches from bushes and trees.
Life imprisonment
* involves an order for custody for life.
* is captivity
  - no more of a financial burden to society than capital trials
* means death in prison.
* poor substitute for the death penalty.

Legal research
* growing trend on the Internet.
* is the process of finding the law relevant to a particular situation.

Life change
* Some life changes are unique to women, such as the menstrual cycle, menopause and pregnancy.
* affect and disrupt energy flow, the frequency and resonance of places and people.
* can cause financial adjustment.
* caused by aging can present their own unique circumstances.
* force people to sell.
* happens best in small groups
  - most effectively in small groups
* occurs best in a small group.

Longflower snowberry
* is monoecious.
* very useful shrub for establishing cover on raw and severe sites.

Love love
* Love Love combination of body and mind nourishment.
* Love Love is an emotion that flows like an ocean
  - inner quality that sees good everywhere and in everybody
  - the greatest thing in the world

Loci
* All loci have one or two alleles.
* Some loci have many alleles that are common in a population

Lithography
* allows the artist freedom of line and fine detail.
* is based on the chemical repellence of oil and water
  - done with special materials
  - printmaking
  - taught using lithographic stones and a variety of drawing materials
* is the most economical way to print high volumes of paper
  - process by which computer chips are made
* is the process of laying down a pattern on a material, such as a flat piece of silicon
  - using light to imprint transistors onto silicon wafers to make chips
  - two hundred years old
* key step in manufacturing integrated circuits.
* literally means writing or drawing on stone.
* planographic printing process
  - process and so no platemark is created when a lithograph is printed
* printing process in use throughout the world.
* process of transferring circuit geometries to the silicon surface.
* seems to be a relatively easy form of printmaking.

Legality
* Legalities are often distortions to protect some people against others.
* is no guarantee of morality
  - quality
* refers to how extensive the legal system is.

Long life
* is humanity's ancient and perennial goal
  - possible through deep breathing
* provides time to adjust to chromosome duplication.

Lexicography
* Lexicographies are writing.
* is focussed on collocations and sentence usage
  - one aspect of applied linguistics with no specific training programmes
  - the work of writing a dictionary

Lysis
* is accomplished through the use of buffered ammonium chloride
  - convalescence
  - dissolution
  - evident when the culture becomes clear and cellular debris is prevalent
  - recovery
  - the process of disrupting the wall of a cell
  - to break down or dissolve
* means to break apart or break open.
Lighter
* All lighters ignite the fuel by a spark from a steel wheel spinning against a piece of flint.
* can leak butane when ignited.
* is devices.
* is located in cars
  - forests
  - pockets
  - tools
  - used for burning
* leak butane when ignited, causing an excessive burst of flame.
* use miniature flint and steel sets to light their gas fumes.

Luminosity
* When working with colors, indicates the brightness of the color.
* decreases by almost four orders of magnitude in approximately five million years.
* depends on the surface temperatue and the surface area of the star.
* diminishes with distance from the centre.
* goes up as the fourth power of the temperature.
* implies Light.
* increases up the vertical axis
  - with increasing radius, surface area, and temperature
* is an intrinsic measurable property of a star independent of distance
  - physical property of an object
  - defined to be the amount of energy escaping from a star's surface per unit time
  - given in arbitrary units
  - physical properties
* is the amount of energy emitted from the whole star in one second
  - radiated by the star per second
  - that leaves a star's surface per unit time
  - brightness of either a light source or a reflective surface
  - result of a chemical reaction within a star
  - up, temperature is down, and radius is up
* measure of power divided into units called watts
  - relative lightness or darkness of a color
  - the number of collisions at an experiment
* stays about constant as the star grows in radius and cools in temperature.
* works the same way for the lightness value.
+ Messier 87: Elliptical galaxies
  * Unlike a disk-shaped spiral galaxy, Messier 87 has no distinctive dust lanes. It has an almost featureless, ellipsoidal shape. Luminosity diminishes  with distance from the centre. At the core is a supermassive black hole. This is a strong source of multiwavelength radiation, particularly radio waves.

Legibility
* complex interrelationship of technique and technology.
* is an often overlooked aspect of encouraging people to navigate a site
  - clarity
  - considered an outgrowth of their desire to communicate
* refers to the speed and ease that individual letters can be recognized.
* relates to the ease with which one can form a cognitive map of an environment.

Liger
* always have faint stripes from the tiger side, but most of their traits comes from the lion.
* are about the same size as the prehistoric Smilodon populator and American lion
  - also the biggest carnivores mammals in the world
  - bigger than tigons
  - the offspring of a male lion bred with a female tiger
* can make lion and tiger vocalizations.
* enjoy swimming, which characteristic of tigers, and are very sociable like lions
  - tiger-like behavior
* have a tiger-like striped pattern that is very faint upon a lionesque tawny background
  - lion fathers and tiger mothers

Laryngeal oedema
* develops from direct thermal injury leading to early loss of the airway.
* is the most serious manifestation of angio-oedema.
Magnetic shielding
* allows positionong next to computer equipment
  - use close to video monitors
* is an idea whose time has returned.
* isolates the atoms from outside magnetic fields.
* protects electronic circuits from magnetic field interference.
Monitoring
* are observations.
* continuous process of evaluating intelligence and counterintelligence.
* exposed workers is an important component of prevention of adverse health effects.
* involves the periodic collection of data to study changes in an environment through time.
* is an essential tool in population management, and is fundamental to conservation
  - important aspect of mitigation, especially in areas of scientific uncertainty
  - employed in tracking populations of beneficials as well as pests
  - essential for the detection of change on the Earth's surface
  - how most of people receive information
  - that part of management that involves collecting information about the managed system
* is the act of checking that standards are met
  - assessment of the amount of oxygen dissolved in the internal jugular vein
  - collection of information about a project over time
  - continuous acquisition and display of data
  - observation of data streams for specific events
  - periodic observation of selected parameters for quantifying changes over time
  - tracking of the performance or outcomes of a project
  - used to indicate whether, what, and when pest management measures are needed
* long-term process of collecting and analyzing data to detect changes over time.
* painless procedure accomplished by skin-surface devices.
* refers to the assay of samples before and after treatment or remediation.
* tool used to assess the trends of natural communities and rare species.
* way of assessing the presence of pests and the size of their population.

Molecular recognition
* is also important in the emerging field of supramolecular chemistry
  - an essential process in all biological systems
  - due to the complementarities of non-covalent forces
* is the bread and butter of molecular biologists
  - specific binding of molecules to each other
* relies on how well two molecules fit together.
Mummification
* is conditions
  - fairly unusual, though, occurring only when conditions are very dry
  - no longer a practice in Egypt
  - one way to to have a life after life
* is the preservation of a body, either animal or human after death
  - process of drying out a dead body to prevent it from rotting
* process where the dead had to go through in order to be buried in Egypt.
* progressive approach to death and sets the stage for spiritual guidance.

Meekness
* bears fruit when rooted in repentance and faith.
* involves keeping power under control.
* is characterized by a willingness to suffer wrong rather than do wrong.
* is compatible with great authority and power
  - strength, power, and authority
  - humility
  - strength submitted under authority
* is the expression of being poor in spirit and mourning over sin
  - freedom from anger or inner agitation
  - natural outgrowth of poverty of spirit and mourning
  - opposite of violence and vengeance
  - selfless aspect of love

Mechanical loading
* is an important physiological stimulus to net bone formation.
* regulates osteopontin and myeloperoxidase.

Mutuality
* certain form of ownership that can be found throughout the economy and society.
* fuzzy concept.
* is central to communities
  - reciprocity
* is the key that distinguishes flirting and sexual harassment
  - process of loving and way of speaking of love
* means equality, fairness, justice, a right relationship.
* sharing of our lives, a sense of deep solidarity.

Modernization
* culture bound concept with no universal meaning.
* encourages international trade and trade fosters wealth.
* entails a tendency to no longer be ruled by traditions
  - the reinvention both of space and time
* is adaptation
  - believed to involve the development of nationalism
  - found in markets
  - improvement
  - the guise under which the superpowers are continuing to build up arms
* takes place in every segment of the economy.

Mathematical concept
* are important in chemistry
  - introduces by showing children how math is used in everyday life
  - often difficult to understand
* enrich computer science, statistics, economics, and the natural sciences.
* express relations.
* have a profound influence on the world outside of mathematics.
* used to describe knots include polynomials, group theory, and topology.

Mature love
* is stable, a union of two people who respect themselves and each other.
* means liking a person as well as loving.
Mental imagery
* bridge from perception to the mind.
* helps some children manage mild to moderate persistent pain.
* seems to be a common human cognitive experience.

Mental toughness
* is many things and rather difficult to explain
  - positive thinking and positive living
  - the guys who can deliver and do the best job when the game is being decided
* large part of tennis and a handy life skill as well.
* very key characteristic for people to have on the court and in life.

Myocardial ischemia
* can cause angina , which is painful
  - lead to angina pectoris and myocardial infarction
* deficiency of blood supply to the heart muscle.
* is reversible, but if it continues, myocardial injury results.
* means that there is inadequate blood flow to the heart muscle.
Mental purity
* arises above variations in association of thought.
* is almost impossible for ordinary persons.

Masochism
* involves humiliation, or being made to suffer.
* is an essentially psychological ritual re-enacting whatever inspires someone sexually
  - sexual pleasure
* is the association of passively endured cruelty and violence
  - experience of suffering accompanied by pleasure
* seems to be most common among successful, individualistic people.
* whole different ballgame.

Myocardial infarction
* All myocardial infarctions have a central area of necrosis that is surrounded by an area of injury.
* can occur during dissection as the roots of the coronary arteries are damaged.
* is associated with significant mortality, morbidity, and disability
  - diseases
  - ischaemia which has progressed to irreversibility
  - myocardial cell death due to prolonged ischemia
  - part of heart attacks
* is the leading cause of death in the United States
  - medical term for a heart attack
* is uncommon in women of reproductive age
  - with lightning injury
* occurs when one or more coronary arteries are completely occluded.
* presents in the elderly the same way it does in younger people.
* remains the leading cause of death in the United States.
Mecca
* city in Saudi Arabia.
* is considered a holy city.
* is in present-day Saudi Arabia
  - the Middle East and More speicific a city in Arabia
  - located in Saudi Arabia and is where the Kaaba is located
* is the most holy city in Islam
  - spiritual center of the Muslim world. * holiest city in the Islamic world. Every year, millions of Muslims take a pilgrimage to Mecca. This is called the Hajj, where they follow in the footsteps of Muhammad. All Muslims who are able to do so are expected to do the Hajj at least once in their life. The Kaaba and Masjid al-Haram, the holiest mosque in Islam is here. Mecca is closed to non-Muslims except some journalists reporting on the Hajj

Morbidity
* Most morbidity is neurological
  - secondary to infection caused by improper drainage
* Refers to the potential loss of health for a specific population.
* also refers to medical problems caused by a treatment.
* associated with allergic rhinitis has significant economic consequences
  - hemorrhages depends on the site of involvement
* declines drastically, especially in developing countries.
* includes hearing loss, neurological deficits, and mental retardation.
* is another term for illness
  - assessed in terms of function and cosmesis
  - associated with the complications of phimosis
  - chiefly the result of infection of the tissues
  - common during the first month of tube use
  - high in terms of recurrent fracture and deformity
  - highest in suckling mice
  - incidences
* is limited to cataract formation
  - localized discomfort and cosmetic disfigurement from loss of hair
  - mild cosmetic changes
  - low, but mortality is high
  - mainly due to infectious, parasitic and vector-borne diseases
  - minimal and limited to cosmetic appearance
  - quality
  - rare, and the organism appears to be part of the bird's normal microbial flora
* is related predominantly to induced hypoxic insults
  - primarily to pulmonary, hepatic and skeletal involvement
  - somewhat more common and primarily a result of lacerations or perforations
  - the number of cases of the disease in a population at one time
  - unusual, and mortality is rare
  - variable, depending on the etiology of the syndrome
* occurs when a thrombus occludes a major dural sinus or cortical vein.
* rates the incidence of a disease in a population over a specified time period.
* relates to pain, probable loss of tooth and dehydration
  - severity of anemia and diagnostic workup
* usually is secondary to pain and limited function.
* varies over time, geography and age groups.

Managerial finance
* deals with financial decisions in a business organization.
* focuses on the management of non-financial firms.

Mechanical control
* involves the removal of invasive species by hand or with machines
  - use of machinery to cut Spartina from a large area
* involves the use of weed harvesters, seines or even hand removal
  - seines or even removal by hand
* use physical disturbance to remove pests.
Mitochondria
* Many mitochondria are present, along with abundant endoplasmic reticulum.
* Most mitochondria have cell membranes
  - outer membranes
* Some mitochondria are located in mammals.
* divide by binary fission , similar to bacterial cell division.
+ Mitochondria, Inheritance: Organelles
  * Mitochondria divide by binary fission similar to bacterial cell division. In single-celled eukaryotes, division of mitochondria is linked to cell division. This division must be controlled so that each daughter cell receives at least one mitochondrion.
Muscular atrophy
* can cause serious problems in a person 's life.
+ Muscle atrophy: Physiology
  * Muscular atrophy can cause serious problems in a person's life. As the person loses muscle strength, he will lose the ability to do more and more things. When he tries to do things, he will be more likely to have accidents.

Moulding
* commonly involves adding profile to at least one side of a piece of timber.
* is controlled in the manufacturing process
  - one of the ways of forming a rubber compound into a useful part
+ Wells Cathedral: Cathedrals in England :: Anglican Cathedrals :: Somerset
  * Much of the structure is in Early English architecture. Many mouldings look almost like sculptures. This adds to their vitality. The eastern end has kept much original glass, which is rare in England.

Morale
* condition of the spirit relative to the willingness to perform tasks.
* includes satisfaction, commitment, loyalty and a sense of common purpose.
* is absolutely necessary in a profession where people are asked to risk their lives.
* is affected by losses, and improves or degrades the performance of units
  - an issue that needs to be dealt with in all aspects of the work environment
  - the top determining factor of job satisfaction and success
* suffers when management conceals, withholds, or distorts.

Macroeconomic stabilization
* can both increase and decrease saving.
* depends to a large extent on the consistency of economic policy.