ontocord/MixtureVitae-genericsKB huggingface dataset:
### device | seal:

Elephant seal
* are able to metabolize blubber, providing energy
  - alpha predators in the sea
  - among the deepest diving marine mammals
  - big and cumbersome on land, but they are superb swimmers and divers
  - capable of diving to depths of nearly a mile
  - dangerous wild animals
  - fiercely territorial
  - incredible swimmers
  - prey for killer whales and white sharks
  - remarkable beasts
  - sexually dimorphic, that is the males are much larger than the females
  - the most sexually dimorphic of all mammals
* can dive a mile deep
  - to depths of al- most a mile without getting the bends
* carry diseases that can be picked up by dogs and people.
* communicate though various means.
* cruise the whole ocean and can swim enormous distances.
* eat squid and fish and can navigate very accurately
  - squid, octopus, fish and sometimes even small sharks
* feed on fish and on squid or other cephalopods
  - squid, and are capable of diving to great depths
* flip sand on their bodies to cool themselves.
* get their name from the males who have a trunk-like nose when adult.
* live most of their lives on the open ocean often feeding on deepwater squid.
* migrate in search of food, spending months at sea and often diving deep to forage.
* run on accurate biological clocks.

Female seal
* build up thick stores of blubber during pregnancy.
* give birth to a single pup once a year.
* haul out each winter to give birth.
* have lighter colored spots, which are found only on their backs.

Gasket
* Most gaskets are permanently deformed so that they protrude below the hull.
* Some gaskets have a vent gap.
* are seals
  - silicone rubber
  - teflon coated
  - to be used to fill space between flanges
  - typically flat in form as opposed to o-rings that are rounded
* keep steam from leaking out around the cover.
* prevent loss or contamination of the trapped sample.
* provide airtight seals that help keep dust out of storage and display units.

### device | seal:

Grey seal
* Most grey seals killed today are the result of various government control programs.
* Some grey seals have impact
  - little impact
* are attentive mothers and defend their pups against predation and intrusion
  - frequent visitors to the rocky bays at high tide
  - huge
  - larger than Common seals and males tend to have a more uniformed colour
  - less common, but are frequent visitors to New Jersey waters
  - mammals
  - very solicitous mothers and defend their pups against any intrusion
* bear their young around rocky coasts.
* cows, for example, only have one pup per year each.
* eat a wide variety of fish, squid, octopus, and crustaceans such as shrimp.
* feed on a wide variety of fish, crustaceans and cephalopods.
* give birth to their young in the autumn or winter.
* have a similar, but bolder, color pattern to harbor seals
  - long claws on their front flippers which are used to catch and hold fish
  - more recoverable meat but markets remain poor
* live primarily in the northern North Atlantic in subarctic and temperate waters.
+ Lindisfarne, Nature reserve: Castles in England :: History of England :: Islands of England :: Tidal islands
### device | seal:

Hooded seal
* are a less numerous seal than the harp, but inhabit the same regions of the world
  - marine mammals, related to other pinnipeds like sea lions and walruses
  - powerful swimmers but they are unable to walk on land
  - sexually dimorphic with males being larger than females
  - the largest seals on the East Coast
* lead solitary lives for most of the year.
* show a great tendency to wander.

### device | seal:

Leopard seal
* Most leopard seals have heads.
* are a noisy species making a variety of sounds below water
  - carnivorous and their prey includes tiny krill, fish and sea birds
  - earless seals
  - excellent swimmers, using both the front and hind flippers to swim
  - extremely beautiful and yet somewhat scary animals
  - fierce predators
  - found around the pack ice edges of the Antarctic continent
  - rather cumbersome on land and do their feeding in the water
  - solitary and few pups have ever been observed
* eat krill and penguins.
* have huge almost reptilian heads and a long slender body
  - heads with enormous jaws
  - sharp teeth and are aggressive
  - very individual tastes
* like to eat older birds.
* rests on Antarctic ice.
* use their powerful jaws and long teeth to kill smaller seals, fish, and squid.

Male seal
* Some male seals kill the young seals and some are just curious and get tangled in fishermen's nets.
* are generally much larger than the females.
* fight with each other to win breeding rights with female seals.

Mechanical seal
* meet today's emission limitations in the vast majority of applications.
* serve to keep the oil isolated from the compression chamber.
* using a single coil spring have a wide range of applications.

### device | seal:

Monk seal
* Most monk seals have big black eyes
* are brownish when mature
  - endangered species of earless seals which live in tropical and sub-tropical waters
  - polygynous , and group together in harems
  - promiscuous and mate underwater
  - solitary, both in the water and onshore
* feed largely on fish, eels, octopus, and lobster which they usually catch at night.
* feed on a variety of fish, cephalopods and crustaceans
  - fishes and invertebrates both within atoll lagoons and in deeper water offshore
* have a slender body and are agile.
  - two pairs of retractable abdominal teats, unlike most other pinnipeds
* live in warm subtropical waters and spend two-thirds of their time at sea.
* mate in the water.
* tend to be solitary, both on land and in the water.
* use their front flippers on land to pull themselves forward like a caterpillar.

Oil seal
* Some oil seals are made of rubber.
* are available in a wide range of designs to suit a variety of applications.

Ribbon seal
* are characteristic of areas off-shore
  - off-shore areas
  - mammals
  - of intermediate size compared to other ice-associated seals in Alaska waters
  - surprisingly tolerant of boats and humans
* eat a variety of different foods, but their main prey is fish.
* have very large eyes which seem uniformly black.
### diagram:

Phase diagram
* Most phase diagrams explain observations.
* are specific for each substance and mixture.
* help describe how water changes states depending on the pressure and temperature.
* serve to trace out the processes of adjustment induced by various shocks.
* show the state of matter at a given pressure and temperature.

Schematic
* are diagrams.
* contain blocks or symbols that describe behavior.
* have instruction.
* includes sections.
* use symbols to represent components in the circuit.

Schematic diagram
* are useful for troubleshooting or repairing electric circuits.
* help readers visualize abstract concepts.
* show arrangements
  - how the elements in an electric circuit are connected
  - positions
  - types

State diagram
* depict the status conditions and responses of participants involved in behavior.
* enable the modeling and design of the dynamic behavior of objects.
* help predict rheology of cereal proteins.
* represent the logic of an algorithm.

### dialogic:

Oral speech
* comes with all sorts of non-verbal cues that help convey meaning.
* is dialogic
  - different from writing

### dialyzable:

Iothalamate salt
* are dialyzable
  - excreted unchanged in human milk
* cross the placental barrier in humans and are excreted unchanged in human milk.

### diatomic:

Normal hydrogen
* consists simply of one proton and one electron.
* is diatomic.
### difference:

Cultural difference
* Be sensitive to cultural differences.
* Many cultural differences lie between cultures in European countries and the American way of life
  - result in misunderstandings and poor relationships
* are at the core of the obstacles to opportunity in the workplace
  - evident in how non-dominate cultures perceive the dominant society
  - forces of positive creative energy anywhere
  - increasingly salient, within as well as between nations
  - opportunities to share, rather than deficiencies
  - to live with and to enjoy
  - unique and important because assimilation often equals cultural domination
* can account for some major differences in learning styles
  - also favor women overseas, especially when it comes to lifestyle issues
  - extend to body language
  - lead to conflict in the classroom
  - present opportunities and challenges
* create stress when trying to get along.
* do exist and can cause difficulties in understanding.
* exist in family caregiving situations.
* grow out of geographic and seasonal differences.
* have their origin in the historical and religious background of each country.
* increase the risk of misunderstandings and upsets.
* is another example of segregation throughout neighborhoods.
* play a big part in video game content.
* represent different cognitive domains.

### difference | discrepancy:

Racial discrepancy
* Racial discrepancies are severe in public health.
* is reported in surgery for lung cancer.

### difference | dissimilarity:

Heterogeneity
* breeds friction, hatred, violence, instability, poverty and authoritarianism.
* contributes to resistance to immune clearance.
* exists at many levels
  - on multiple scales
* is handled with an sww-like mechanism
  - the measure of how different parts of a landscape are from one another
  - thought to detect fundamental differences between studies
* refers to the spatial dependence of material properties.
* results from post-translational modification by phophorylation.
### difference | dissimilarity | heterogeneity | diversity:

Alpha diversity
* is the number of species that live in a homogenous habitat.
* means the diversity within one pool.

Beta diversity
* is the species turnover in a heterogeneous region.
* relates to two pools relative to each other.
### different amino acids:

Black dot
* All black dots are oligodendrocyte nuclei.
* are different amino acids
  - events whose relation to the focal event is yet to be determined
  - vortices
* can cause greater shrinkage of infected tubers in storage than non-infected ones.
* develop in areas.
* form a grid on a white background.
* represent electrons , and the arrows show the electric field
  - melanic species

### different animal:

Data storage
* different animal.
* is one area where products show some divergence.
* major concern for enterprises today.
* problem dating back to the earliest days of computing.

### different animal:

Refined sugar
* Some refined sugars use bone charcoal as a decolourant.
* are probably responsible for the obesity of the Western world.
* can cause subclinical deficiencies and future health problems and illness.
* causes the body to deplete chromium more rapidly.
* comes from sugar cane for sugar beets
  - or sugar beets, which are processed to extract the sugar
* different animal.
* disrupts the balance of vitamins and minerals in the body.
* go by the names of glucose , dextrose and sucrose.
* has many functions in food other than providing sweetness.
* increases the amount of calcium lost through urine.
* is condiments
  - devoid of nutrients and creates a greater endocrine stress on the body
  - made from raw sugar that has undergone a refining process to remove the molasses
  - powder
  - responsible for most tooth decay
  - sweetener
  - the same whether it comes from sugar cane or sugar beet
* produce adverse reactions in all cells by causing wide variations in blood sugar.
* provide calories, but they lack vitamins, minerals, and fiber.
* stay in the mouth often long enough to react to the bacteria in plaque.

### different ball game:

Test cricket
* different ball game.
* is all about discipline, character and professionalism
  - the highest standard of first-class cricket

Different chemical
* Most different chemicals cause different effects
* Some different chemicals reflect sunlight.
* affect the body in different ways.
* are different combinations of atoms and molecules.
* can cause different health problems and have different safe use requirements.
* give different LEDs their colors.
* have different boiling points
  - efficiencies in achieving nucleation
* produce different types of spectra
  - the different shades of color
* react differently to different colors and dyestuffs.
+ Fractional distillation: Chemistry
  * Different chemicals have different boiling points. Fractional distillation is done by heating the mixture so that each fraction evaporates and then condenses in its own compartment.

Different compound
* Most different compounds have effects
  - properties
* Some different compounds find in plants.
* behave differently and have different effects.
* have different potency - some have very low thresholds
  - distinctly different properties
  - variable capacities for storing the magnetic field
* induce different structural alterations within the estrogen receptor.
Different group
* have different cultural traditions
  - feeding habits
  - languages and hunting traditions
  - proportions of each type, depending on their diet
  - social systems
  - their own sets of beliefs and practices
* undergo metamorphosis in different stages.
+ Christian symbolism, Symbols of Christian Churches, Sacraments
  * In the Eucharist, the bread and wine are symbolic of the body and blood of Jesus. In Roman Catholicism, they become the 'actual' Body of Christ and Blood of Christ through Transubstantiation. This represent salvation brought by the death of Jesus. The rite of baptism is symbolic of the cleansing of the sinner by God. Where baptism is by immersion, it symbolizes spiritual death and resurrection. Different groups believe the sacraments mean different things. Some Protestant denominations think they are only symbolic. Roman Catholics, Orthodox, some Anglicans, and some Lutherans feel that, by the power of God, the sacraments have an actual effect.
+ Jahbulon: Freemasonry
  * The origin and meaning of this word are not completely known. Different groups think the word means different things. Even Masonic researchers do not all agree to what the word means or where it came from. One Masonic scholar says that the word was first used in an early 18th century Royal Arch ritual. He said it was the name of an explorer looking for King Solomon's Temple. Another Masonic scholar thinks it is a name for God in Hebrew. The most used Masonic explanation is that it is a word that comes from putting together parts of the name of God in different historic languages.
+ Neo-Nazism: Nazism :: Political movements
  * Different groups have their own sets of beliefs and practices. Neo-Nazis often use the symbols of Nazi Germany such as the Swastika.

Different object
* can do different things, just as a light can be turned on and off.
* emit and absorb infrared radiation at different rates
  - different types of electromagnetic radiation
  - light at different wavelengths
* have different masses
  - moments of inertia
* including the human body give off varying heat levels.
* resist changes in their motion differently.
* sink or float in water.
### diffraction:

Light diffraction
* Most light diffraction causes waves.
* is the reason that an exact image of a specimen is never achieved.

Neutron diffraction
* is similar to X-ray diffraction, but is better able to locate hydrogen atoms.
* provides an indispensible probe of condensed matter.
* works more or less like X-ray diffraction.

Digestibility
* Digestibilities are edibility.
* calculated after removing the endogenous nutrients is called true digestibility.
* is how well the gut can break down the protein into amino acids
  - the proportion of the nutrient which is absorbed by the animals
  - used to estimate bioavailability
* refers to how much of the food is actually absorbed by the bird's system.

### digestibility:

Protein digestibility
* decreases as fiber content increases and heat tends to destroy it.
* differs somewhat less dramatically.

Digital organism
* are self-replicating programs that inhabit a virtual world inside a computer.
* have several advantages over bacteria.

### digital photographs:

Satellite image
* Some satellite images show oceans.
* are digital photographs
  - imagery
* provide information about the cloud structure, and the speed and path of a storm.
* show access roads
  - quite clearly the ozone depletion in the stratosphere over recent decades
  - the Caribbean to be devoid of phytoplankton compared to the Gulf of Maine
### disabling disease:

Psoriatic arthritis
* Psoriatic Arthritis Is a mild arthritis affecting older children.
* can cause stiffness, pain, throbbing, swelling, or tenderness of the joints
  - start slowly with mild symptoms, or it can develop quickly
* disabling disease.
* form of arthritis that occurs in people who also suffer from psoriasis
  - joint disease that is similar to rheumatoid arthritis
* has equal gender.
* involves a variety of joints and the skin.
* is classified as different from other arthritic diseases
  - rheumatism
  - very difficult to treat
* occurs in a wider age group with equal numbers of men and women affected.

Disadvantage
* includes cost.
* is liabilities
  - that lactate is toxic to cells

### disadvantage:

Drawback
* are disadvantage
  - situations
* is disadvantage

### disadvantage | drawback | catch:

Total catch
* is the sum of prerecruits and recruits.
* outranks all other shellfish species in both weight and value.

Economic disadvantage
* is heavily concentrated in particular communities within Wales.
* restricts life choices and major obstacle to self-determination.

Discard
* are small and they are used for processing into fishmeal.
* insects each night.
* is abandonment
  - an object
  - part of card games

Discharge
* Most discharge affects human health.
* Some discharge is produced by thunderstorms.
* affects health
* can appear in clusters when viewed from space
  - arise from the rectum, the vulva, the vagina, the cervix and the uterus
* depend mainly on the acidity and the rates of flow of leachate.
* has appearances
  - cottage cheese appearances
* includes substances.
* is an occurrence
  - emissions
  - materials
  - shooting
* often contain nutrients, bacteria, or toxic chemicals.

### discharge:

Catamenia
* causes violent biting pain in the vulva.
* is discharge

Deep discharge
* is the number one cause of premature battery failure.
* leading cause of battery failure.

Detonation
* are combustion
  - explosions
  - the fastest, most intense form of energy release in an energetic material
* can cause insulators or ground electrodes to break off.
* involves the creation of super- sonic shock waves.
* is an extreme lean condition that generates a sharp reversionary pulse wave
* occurs when two flame fronts collide in a standard combustion chamber.

### discharge | electrical discharge:

Atmospheric electricity
* abounds in the environment above the surface of Earth.
* is electrical discharge
  - like a massive photographic flash

### discharge | electrical discharge | atmospheric electricity:

Blue jet
* are cone shaped with their apex atop the clouds
  - very rare, though, and can barely be seen with the naked eye
* is atmospheric electricity
### discharge | eruption:

Efflorescence
* builds up on the bottom of a crack in a horizontal slab.
* causes grout discoloration.
* is an eruption
  - created from the water
  - crystallization
  - soluble salts traveling through masonry walls
  - the movement of moisture upward through portland cement beds and concrete slabs
* white deposit of calcium and magnesium salts which migrate from the substrate.

Explosive eruption
* Some explosive eruptions produce nuee ardentes and voluminous ash clouds.
* can deposit huge amounts ash and other volcanic debris on a volcano's slopes
  - eject a large amount of material into the air
* occur when the lava is dense due to a big quantity of silicate.
* produce ash.
* tend to be spectacular events best observed from a safe distance.

Peleean eruption
* are very explosive and are characterised by pyroclastic flows.
* begin with the formation of domes and avalanches of glowing lava.

Phreatic eruption
* Some phreatic eruptions consist of steam and old rock fragments without new lava being erupted.
* involve explosions caused by the interaction of water and hot rocks or magma.

### discharge | eruption:

Roseola
* appears to peak in spring and fall.
* benign illness and major cause of febrile illness in young children.
* common childhood disease.
* disease very similar to German measles.
  - contagious until the rash is gone
  - diseases
  - most contagious before the rash appears
  - thought to be caused by the human herpes virus six
  - usually a self-limited illness with no sequelae
* self-limited viral disease for which no specific therapy is available or required.
* very common viral illness characterized by fever followed by a rash.
* viral illness that results in a viral exanthem.

Skin rash
* Many skin rashes affect the palms of the hands and soles of the feet.
* are rare
  - the result of silicon deficiency
  - usually mild and easily treated
* can occur in about one third of patients taking Viramune
* common happening for many ostomates at one time or another.
* cover the whole body or appear in only a few areas.
* is an eruption
  - quite common with the use of Viramune
* occurs occasionally in patients receiving the drug.

### discharge | eruption | skin rash:

Heat rash
* appears as clusters of red pimples or blisters on the skin.
* can occur at any age but is more prevalent in the very young
  - result from sweaty skin
* disappears when the person is returned to cooler temperatures.
* does tend to occur in hot weather.
* leaves skin rough, red and covered by pinhead-sized pimples.
* occurs when the sweat glands of the skin become clogged due to extreme sweating.

Tooth eruption
* Some tooth eruptions occur at stages.
* play roles.

Violent eruption
* Most violent eruptions are steam eruptions, when hot magma reaches the surface water.
* Most violent eruptions create craters
  - large craters
### discoveries | tracing:

Contact tracing
* generally accepted method for the control of sexually transmitted diseases.
* reduces the duration of infectiousness, particularly among asymptomatic individuals.

Discovery
* Discoveries are acts
  - disclosures
  - insight
* Discoveries are made by oak ridge national laboratory scientists
  - ships
* Discoveries change concepts
  - knowledge
  - life
  - depend on knowledge
  - enable performance
* Discoveries explain observations
  - several observations
  - follow demonstrations
* Discoveries help researchers
  - improve quality
  - lead researchers
* Discoveries lead to acceptance
  - awareness
  - big bang theories
  - consumption
  - creations
  - interest
  - inventions
  - make pathways
  - may have effects
  - offer evidence
* Discoveries provide answers
  - excite new insight
  - opportunity
  - relate to behavior
* Discoveries result in actions
  - conservation actions
  - show features
* Discoveries support conclusions
  - suggestions
  - take places
  - threaten prestige
  - use methods
* complex interactive and cognitive activity.
* increases the negative entropy of an person.
* is an act
  - another form of freedom
  - like a form of knowledge
  - primarily a brain function
* is the discovery of the New Empire that is to be brought forth from the ashes of the old
  - gathering of information by attorneys before a court trial begins
  - means by which each side obtains information from the other
  - mechanism by which services make themselves known and are discovered
  - process of gathering information in preparation for trial
  - stage of litigation in which each side gets to looks at the opponent's case
* refers to the identification of new knowledge, a unique approach, or a different paradigm
  - service by which new resources and located on the network

### discovery:

Determination
* is discoveries.
* is the process of becoming committed to a particular developmental fate
  - willingness to continue in spite of pain or frustration
* requires consideration.
### diseases | convulsion | epileptic seizure:

Generalized seizure
* affect all of the brain
* appear to start on the entire surface of the brain at the same time.
* are more severe and involve both sides of the brain.
* begin with a discharge of neurons throughout the brain.
* can be idiopathic epilepsy, acquired epilepsy or active seizure disease
  - major or minor in their motor manifestations
* involve a loss of consciousness and affect the whole body
  - electrical disturbances that occur all over the brain at the same time
  - the whole brain
* is an epileptic seizure
* occur when the abnormal discharge involves the entire brain.
* originate from both cerebral hemispheres from the start.

### diseases:

Fifth disease
* are diseases.
* can be mild or serious depending on one's health and immune status.
* can cause problems for the unborn baby
  - serious problems to an unborn child
* common disease of young children.
* is an infection which, in children, often appears as a bright red rash on the face
  - caused the human parvovirus
  - common in children
  - generally a mild illness
* is usually a mild illness
  - mild, and both children and adults get better without any problems
* mild childhood illness that causes a rash.
* mild rash illness that is generally found in children
  - occurs most commonly in children
  - type illness that usually affects children
* poses a risk to developing fetuses in the first trimester of pregnancy.
* spreads easily through groups, such as classrooms or day-care centers.
* very common viral infection in children.
* viral illness that results in a viral exanthem
  - infection which often affects red blood cells

### diseases:

Flat foot
* Flat feet are a major fault
  - also common in children with fragile X syndrome
  - fairly normal in infants and toddlers
  - generally excessively mobile and the foot has a tendency to move too much
  - sensitive to overuse injuries such as stress fractures and tendonitis
  - usually hereditary in nature
  - very common in children
  - can place unequal pressure on knee joints and promote the degeneration of cartilage
  - is another term for planovalgus deformity
* Most flat feet are what podiatrists term , pronated.
### diseases:

Otitis medium
* Otitis media can also affect adults, although it is primarily a condition that occurs in children
  - although it is primarily a disease that occurs in children
  - cause temporary hearing loss and repeated episodes can damage hearing permanently
  - occur as a result of a cold, sore throat, or respiratory infection
* Otitis media is common in young children whether they attend child care or are cared for at home
* Otitis media is infection of the middle ear
  - or inflammation located in the middle ear
* Otitis media is inflammation of the middle ear, the cavity between the eardrum and the inner ear
  - more common in boys than girls
  - rare
* Otitis media means inflammation of the middle ear
  - middle ear inflammation, and effusion means fluid
  - occurs more often in the winter and early spring

### diseases:

Overactive bladder
* are diseases.
* can also disrupt sleep, social interaction, relationships and sexual activity
  - have a profound impact on patients and disrupt daily routines and activities
* chronic con-dition requiring long term therapy to maintain symptom relief.
* common type of bladder control problem and is never a normal part of aging.
* condition that robs many of their personal freedom.
* is characterized by frequent urination, including nighttime urination
  - the following symptoms
  - treated by anti cholinergic or anti-muscarinic agents
* means that the bladder contracts spastically.
* occurs when a large muscle in the bladder known as the detrusor is too active.

Paraphilia
* are a secondary sexual orientation towards a nontraditional partner
  - far more common among males than among females in most cultures
* can, and often do, become highly idiosyncratic and ritualized.
* is diseases
  - perversion
  - sexual perversion
  - the modern day psychiatric term for sexual perversion

### diseases | paraphilia:

Exhibitionism
* are ostentation
  - paraphilia
* involves nonconsenting persons.
* is about projecting and feeling our eroticism
  - more common in women than in men
* sometimes comes out of, and leads into, a deep loneliness.

Fetishism
* are beliefs
* does appear in many different shades.
* is actually a good example of something inherently good that turns bad
  - an obsession with something - it's very complex
  - rare, and thought to occur almost exclusively in men
  - sex positionss hardcore xxx pics
* substitutes an object for relationship.
### diseases:

Postpartum depression
* affects many women and in differing degrees
  - nearly one in ten new mothers, and in varying degrees of intensity
* can be quite intense
  - cause feelings of anxiety or isolation after delivery
  - develop anywhere from two weeks to four months after delivery
  - happen to anyone, regardless of age, social status, or background
  - last anywhere from a couple of weeks clear up to a year
* common, and serious, problem affecting many women following childbirth.
* condition of progesterone deficiency after the birth of a baby
  - that is very treatable
* is an illness, like diabetes or heart disease
  - caused from the drop in pregnancy hormones after birth
  - devastating to many women and their families
  - documented as a women's health problem on the rise
  - more than the baby blues
  - often more intense following the birth of a third child
  - related to the hormonal fluctuations following childbirth
* is the best-known form of parental depression
  - grief that follows the helplessness in the face of male violence
  - most important factor in weight loss success
  - thought to be caused by low levels of the hormone cortisol
  - treated much like any other depression
* lasts longer, is more intense, and often requires counseling and treatment.
* major depressive episode following the delivery of a child.
* responds to antidepressants, talking therapy, and group support.
* serious condition that affects one in ten new mothers.
* tends to set in later after birth, and past six weeks.

### diseases:

Pressure ulcer
* Most pressure ulcers begin as a red area of skin.
* appear over bony parts of the body where there is irritation or pressure.
* are a common and serious secondary complication of spinal cord injury
  - extremely painful and often require surgical repair
  - much more easy to prevent than to heal
  - sores that occur when pressure cuts off the blood supply to the skin
* arise due to a combination of situations and factors.
* can also form behind the knees, for people confined to chairs or wheelchairs
  - on the knees, ankles, shoulder blades, back of the head, and spine
  - take a long time to heal if they are completely through the skin
* form where bone causes the greatest force on the skin and tissue.
* heal best when they're clean.
* is diseases.

Shark attack
* Most shark attacks are by small sharks that, for instance, mistook a foot for a fish
  - cases of mistaken identity
  - happen by mistake and are more often on swimmers and surfers than divers
* Most shark attacks occur in shallow water or at the surface offshore
  - on boats
* are diseases.

Sinus tachycardia
* are diseases.
* is more gradual in onset and termination
  - usually present - other atrial and ventricular arrhythmias are uncommon
* normal increase in the heart rate.
### diseases:

Sleep disorder
* Many sleep disorders are very treatable with medication
  - have a behavioral or anatomic cause
* Most sleep disorder causes sensation.
* Most sleep disorders are common
  - go away even without treatment
* Some sleep disorders are potentially fatal.
* Some sleep disorders can be life-threatening
  - lead to morning headaches
  - require medicine
* affect all segments of society
  - people of all ages, including children and even infants
* are a hidden epidemic that affects our health, our economy and our safety
  - also common
  - an epidemic in America
  - common problems in Western populations
  - generally lifelong issues
  - mainly due to worry or psychological problems
  - more common during stressful life circumstances
  - of different kinds and the reason behind each disorder varies
  - quite common
  - serious but they can be treated
  - serious, and their prevalence is increasing
  - very common and almost never diagnosed as such
* can affect older kids as well.
* can also affect growth and they can affect older children, as well
  - leg movements
  - manifest themselves as a loss of awareness or loss of consciousness
* can be especially frustrating because they often go undiagnosed
  - very complex
  - include difficulty falling asleep, staying asleep or remaining awake
  - interfere with work, driving and social activities
  - lead to significant health problems and reduced quality of life
* center for the diagnosis and treatment of sleep disorders.
* come in many forms.
* continue to affect quality of living.
* have a variety of causes
  - the potential to affect everyone without regard to age, gender or ethnicity
  - one of the characteristics in the diagnostic measure of depression
* pose a hazard to personal health, quality of living, and public safety.
* take a number of different forms exhibiting a great variety of symptoms.
* tend to be inherently treatable in nearly all cases.
* threaten the health, safety and productivity of millions.
### dish:

Meat loaf
* Meat loaves are less likely to crumble.
* can take a substantial amount of seasoning.
* comfort food as well as a nutrient-dense food.
* is meat loaf, but veal loaf is always a welcome change and a taste delight.

Omelet
* Use whole milk, regular margarine, and mayonnaise.
* are dishs.

### dish:

Paella
- main courses
* golden rice dish which rates with the best rice dishes in the world.
* is cooked in a wide, flat pan called a paellera , and is usually prepared for two people
  - one of Spain's most well known rice dishes
  - probably the best-known Spanish dish in the world
* is the internationally famous Spanish rice dish made with vegetables, meats and sausages
  - saffron rice dish popular in Spanish restaurants throughout the world
* popular rice dish, and garlic is an important ingredient in many dishes.
* traditional Spanish dish.

Ramekin
* are useful in making individual desserts, whether custards, mousses or souffles.
* disappear faster than teaspoons.

### dish:

Risotto
* are cooked food
* are food.
  * class of Italian rice dishes cooked in broth to a creamy consistency. Many types of risotto contain Parmesan cheese, butter, and onion. It is one of the most common ways of cooking rice in Italy
* creamy rice dish made with short-grain Italian rice.
  - that is simple to prepare, economical and delicious
* is as diverse in flavor and ingredients as there pasta counterparts.
* is done when rice is creamy and still has a slight bite
  - the rice is tender
  - prepared with short-grain rice grown in northern part of Italy
* refers to a creamy Italian rice dish.
* typical Italian meal that is usually served as a starter.

Satellite dish
* All satellite dishes incorporate a parabolic curve into the design of their bowl-shaped reflectors.
* are a crucial component in the analysis of satellite information
  - located in roofs

Shish kebab
* are cooked or grilled on skewers , over hot coals or wood.
+ Kebab, Variations, Shish: Middle Eastern foods :: Afghanistan :: Pakistani food :: Turkish food
  * Shish kebabs are cooked or grilled on skewers, over hot coals or wood. These kababs originated in Iran and Afghanistan and then spread out to Turkey, Pakistan, India and various parts of Arabia. They are also very popular now in Europe and the United States.

Snack food
* Many snack foods are high in fat and sugar.
* Most snack food contains flour.
* are a function of instant gratification
  - typically high in sodium
* is groceries
  - located in backpacks
* keep hands and mouths busy while the brain is busy absorbing material.

### dish | snack food:

Corn chip
* is snack food
* substitute baked tortilla chips.

Potato chip
* are chips
  - flats
  - thin slices of potato, fried quickly in oil and then salted
* is high in calories
* show no sign of declining in popularity.

Sushi
* Some sushi contains only rice and veggies.
* is courses.
* is japanese food
  - names
  - located in plates
  - made of raw fish
  - used for eating
### diurnal:

Northern mockingbird
* Some northern mockingbirds are migratory.
  - famous for their song repertoires
  - medium-sized birds
  - omnivores
  - socially monogamous
  - solitary and territorial
  - usually monogamous
* can also imitate sounds that they hear.
* communicate mostly using songs.
* eat insects that are pests to humans.
* host several ectoparasites.
* live throughout North America, including Canada and Mexico.
* occupy similar habitat all year.
* occur throughout the United States except in the most northern regions.
* play an important role as seed dispersers.

### diurnal, cursorial rodents:

Patagonian mara
* are diurnal, cursorial rodents
  - hindgut fermenters
* breed easily in captivity and make excellent zoo specimens.
* live only in the arid central and southern regions of Argentina.

Diverse chemical
* Some diverse chemicals find in plants.
* can impair functioning of the immune system.

### diverse field:

Ocean engineering
* covers underwater technologies, vessel design and coastal processes.
* diverse field.
* hybrid technical area utilizing techniques from many branches of engineering.
* involves the design and installation of all types of equipment used in the ocean.
* is one of the most varied engineering disciplines.

Sociological theory
* Sociological theories guide the interpretation of a wide array of social experiences.
* sees that power relations within social structures bring about deprivation.

### diverse movement:

Fair trade
* allows real, lasting change and transforms people's lives.
* assumes that the consumer's freedom of choice is an injustice to the producer.
* diverse movement.
* ensures that peasant farmers from other countries are paid fairly.
* helps build independence and community empowerment for small farmers and their families
  - people in developing countries sell to people in developed countries
* includes fair wages for workers as an integral part of the business arrangement.
* is based on the doctrine that producers have rights and consumers have duties
  - economic nationalism
  - important for food producers and consumers around the world
  - paternalism in international commerce
  - trade
* requires access to markets on a level playing field, free from trade distorting policies.
* takes many forms, but all have common values and beliefs.
  * helps people in developing countries sell to people in developed countries. Things that are sold in international trade include handicrafts and other manufactured goods, agricultural products such as coffee, cocoa, sugar, tea, bananas, honey, cotton, wine, fresh fruit, chocolate, and flowers, and minerals such as gold and petroleum.

Larval habit
* are diverse.
* range from phytophagy to parasitism.

### divine love:

Universal love
* is divine love
  - the spiritual solvent that breaks down anachronistic structures
* means to detach from preferences.
* requires wisdom and a willingness to take risks for the sake of benefitting others.
### divorce:

Adversarial divorce
* accentuates conflicts that exist between the father and the mother.
* is what the police and prosecutors see.
* pits one spouse against another.

Child of divorce
* Children of divorce are more likely both to divorce and to have children outside of marriage
  - twice as likely as children from intact families to drop out of school
* Children of divorce have a right to grandparents and grandparents have a right to see grandchildren
  - tend to be more mature and responsible than their peers
* Many children of divorce are reluctant to marry and more likely to cohabitate.
* Most children of divorce have acute problems with self-esteem.

### dna-stored active knowledge:

Instinctual behavior
* Some instinctual behaviors require a certain amount of maturation before they begin.
* can take the form of simple reflexes or fixed-action patterns.
* is DNA-stored active knowledge.

### dodging:

Malingering
* are diseases
  - evasions
* diagnosis of exclusion.
* is deliberate behavior for a known external purpose.

### dogs:

Female dog
* Most female dogs feel pain
  - go into heat
* Most female dogs receive diets
  - magnesium diets
  - show nest behavior
* Some female dogs come into seasons
  - go through heat
* Some female dogs show pregnancy symptoms
* are dogs
  - female animals
  - less likely to yap than males
  - made to have several litters per year, which is extremely dangerous and cruel
* can develop breast cancer, just as women do
  - mate and reproduce twice a year
* come into heat every six months or so.
* experience a flow of blood as part of the reproductive process
  - the same kind of periods as humans
* go into heat every six months usually starting at six months of age
  - twice a year, lasting anywhere from three to fifteen days
  - through a heat cycle, called estrus, every six months
* have time
  - twice the likelihood of slipping a disc
* show behavior
* tend to be irritable and snappy
  - live slightly longer than male dogs in all breeds, including huskies

### dogs:

Pit bull
* Most pit bulls chase small animals.
* Some pit bulls have habits.
  * were bred for pit fighting, which sport where dogs fight each other. Pit bulls are very strong and can pull many times their weight.
* are great dogs, and great pets
  - guard dogs only if the leash if short and strong
  - in the middle group for intelligence, as rated by dog trainers
  - more likely to show aggression to other dogs
  - terriers
  - vicious dogs that are out of control
* chase animals
* get an undeserved bad reputation through the media and even through animal groups.
* have a reputation as a mean, vicious breed of dog
  - smooth, short coat that is easy to groom with a once-weekly brushing
  - tendency to eat their food without stopping to chew
  - tendencies
* keep up a broad and muscular appearance.
* tend to be very dependent on their humans and crave love and attention.

### dolls:

Action figure
* are dolls.
* are located in theaters
  - toy stores
* are used for collecting
  - fun
  - playing
  - role playing
### dramatic work:

Script
* are a means to manage affective experience
  - applications which can be run on the web
  - bands
  - chunks of code that take actions on a computer automatically
  - collections of commands that are stored in a file
  - combinations of words that convey information and instructions
  - computer programming languages which can be used to embed programs into web pages
  - lines of code that execute actions on a computer without a person's interaction
  - pieces of code which are interpreted by, strangely enough, interpreters
* are programs used to process data, format data and perform database operations
  - which perform specific tasks
* are small programs that are written in a variety of simple computer languages
  - run when a webpage is opened
  - source code
  - the public manifestation of patterns of related social concepts
  - tiny bits of code that perform a small number of trivial functions
  - utilities that interact directly with the server that hosts a client's web site
* come in all shapes and sizes.
* means any type which is designed to resemble handwriting.

### dramatic work | script:

Libretto
* are located in operas
  - scripts
* have their distinct place in the history of music, especially in opera history.
### dream houses:

Log home
* are dream houses
  - less expensive to build than other homes
  - naturally energy efficient
  - one of the most affordable types of homes to build
  - quality homes that compare in cost with brick homes
* have steep roof pitches, and the forces are different.

Prophetic dream
* are the best known dreams.
* can also be dreams of past events or future circumstances
  - reveal the future

### dream:

Wet dream
* are a natural part of puberty - they happen to all guys
  - sign of puberty
  - source of concern for boys
  - common for boys and men
  - part of the many things that are changing in the body during puberty
  - sexual disorders
* become less frequent as boys progress through puberty, and they eventually stop
  - guys progress through puberty, and they eventually stop
* can begin after a boy goes through puberty.
+ Nocturnal emission: Sleep
  * Wet dreams can begin after a boy goes through puberty. Many young men have their first orgasm this way. They might not understand what has happened to them, if they have not been taught anything about sex.
  * Wet dreams are natural and harmless. They do not mean that anything is wrong with you. The only problem with them is the mess, and it's not a big mess. Many men stop having wet dreams if they masturbate often or once they begin having sexual intercourse on a regular basis.

### dried fruit:

Prune
* Cut in halves and remove pits or leave whole.
* also attract water to the intestinal area
  - work to enhance flavors in a recipe such as chocolate, cinnamon and orange
* are a good source of fibre, and they also contain a chemical that natural laxative
  - great iron-rich source of fiber
  - laxative and, as such, are habit-forming
* are also a popular dessert ingredient
  - high in soluble fiber
  - an excellent natural laxative to relieve constipation
  - beneficial for constipation because they serve as gentle laxatives
  - dried food
  - edible fruit
  - plums
* have an obvious medicinal effect.
* is dried fruit
* lead the top ten fruits with the best oxygen radical absorbance capacity.
* work well, as do dried apricots.

### driver:

Chauffeur
* are drivers
  - professional drivers
* drive passengers in private cars, limousines, or vans owned by companies.

Drowsy driver
* are a danger to themselves and to others.
* can fall asleep at the wheel with little or no warning.

Drunken driver
* kill and injure more people on the roads than any other cause
* take great risks while driving a motor vehicle in road traffic.

Elderly driver
* have more driving accidents per mile driven than any other age group.
* tend to drive shorter distances at lower speeds and drive less at night.