Ambiguity
* Ambiguities occur in the cells whose vertex set show many sign alternations.
* Some ambiguities can arise with de-localised charge systems, and with some metal complexes.
* dangerous technique in poetry.
* defines the richness of our intellectual lives.
* develops when one ear has both conductive and sensorineural hearing loss.
* fatal flaw in all forms of art.
* is absent, since codons code for only one amino acid.
* is an important element in much contemporary art
  - representation of uncertain knowledge
  - hypothesized to cause the processing of a sentence to be more difficult
  - perhaps the one constant within human experience
  - sayings
  - uncertainty about the probability of an outcome
* leads to a spirit of tolerance toward the world and false religions.
* means having two or more meanings
  - that the sentence or a word in the sentence has more than one meaning
* plays largely in modern literature.
* problem more of sentences than of individual words.
* structural feature of any language, and by extension, of any law.

Adversity
* brings knowledge, and knowledge brings wisdom.
* can be anything from unemployment or underemployment to an expensive illness.
* causes some men to break, others to break records
  - people to break and others to break records
* does that to people.
* is about trials and sorrow, but it is also about happiness, blessings and perspective
  - as way to learn, grow and get better whether it be in football for life
  - misfortune
* sometimes necessitates change, which can lead to success.

Astrophysic
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* combines the theories , observations, and experiments of astronomy and physics.
* deals with some of the most majestic themes known to science.
* difficult observational science.
* encompasses every conceivable scale that the universe has to offer.
* investigates the physics of stellar evolution and cosmology.
* is an area in which sense is one of the most important issues
  - at a disadvantage to the more terrestrial sciences
  - literally the physics of the many different types of stars
  - one of the most exciting fields of scientific research
  - that branch of astronomy dealing with the physical nature of heavenly bodies
* is the physics of celestial bodies
  - science that applies principles of physics to many fields of astronomy
* is the study of how a star generates immense energy
  - the physics of astronomy
  - use of theories and ideas of physics in the study of space
  - transformed after neutrinos discovered to have mass
* research to address the origin of the universe, galaxies and stars.
* spectator science.
* unveils new moons and planets in the universe.
* works with the assumption that the laws of physics are the same everywhere.

Australia
* includes Adelaide.
* includes Australian capital
  - states

Amplification
* can be developmentally, temporally, or environmentally regulated.
* is an increase
  - in magnitude of some detectable phenomenon
  - expansion
  - one mechanism through which proto-oncogenes are activated in malignant cells
  - the offensive counterpart to repetition
* is, say they, discourse which invests the subject with grandeur.
* leads to overexpression.
* means making a copy of a waveform, and the copy is usually larger
  - that more than one copy is found in the cell
* occurs by repeated firing of one or more origins located within each gene cluster.
* only occurs from the carrier status when the gene passes through a female.
* provides deaf and hard of hearing children access to sound.

Afterlife
* Have a discussion on the belief in afterlife by ancient civilizations.
* is an oxymoron
  - thought of a lot in most of the cultures
  - video games