ontocord/MixtureVitae-genericsKB huggingface dataset:
### written language | document | law:

Mexican law
* allows foreigners to own real estate.
* bans foreign involvement in domestic politics.
* prohibits foreigners getting involved in domestic politics.
* recognizes and incorporates the legal systems of the indigenous populations.
* states that beaches are public property.
* treats all traffic accidents as both a civil and criminal offense.

Modern law
* combines libel and slander into the generic tort of defamation.
* recognizes the autonomy of the person and one's ability to own property.

Municipal law
* is embodied in constitutions, statutes, regulations, and court decisions.
* rule of conduct prescribed by the supreme power in a state.

Muslim law
* forbids alcohol, but most hotel bars and restaurants serve alcohol.
* requires all women to wear baggy clothes and keep their hair covered.

National law
* Most national laws provide for some level of less protection of minors.
* apply to the Internet and other global networks.

Nigerian law
* forces no one to be circumcised.
* prohibits religious discrimination.

Norwegian law
* allows police to impose fines which can then be paid or disputed in court.
* forbid any driving under the influence of alcohol.
* requires everyone to wear full-body wet suits.

Obscenity law
* are also woman-hating in their construction.
* vary from state to state, and often, from community to community.

Patent law
* allows for patents on processes.
* are jurisprudence.
* business tool for increasing market share and profitability.
* covers machines and processes
  - specific and well-delineated ideas for physical objects
* defines the space where science and law intersect.
* highly specialized area of legal practice.
* is the ONLY specialized branch of law.
* protects inventions that are novel, useful, and unobvious.

Philippine law
* prohibits cousin marriages.
* regarding paedophile activity are severe, and are strictly enforced.

Physical law
* Most physical laws describe behavior.
* Some physical laws govern inventions
  - mechanical inventions
* are there to explain experiences.
* demands that any earthly structure be built from the ground up.
* dictate a star's structure and composition.
* equate observables of one kind to others.
* is the law of the material universe.

Power law
* are specific in the sense that they can exhibit extremely long or heavy tails
  - the statistical counterpart of punctuated equilibrium
* describes how something expands and loses energy.
* predominate in the mathematics of turbulence.

Privacy law
* define appropriate or inappropriate information disclosures or releases.
* exist at both the state and federal levels.
* protect the living.

Private law
* are acts passed which affect one person or entity.
* governs the legal relationships between citizens.
* regulates the relationships between persons.
### written language | document | law:

Scientific law
* are constant and absolute
  - descriptions of the ways that matter and energy behave
  - descriptive generalizations having predictive value
* are the evidence used to support a conclusion
  - same everywhere
  - universal
  - used to describe natural events or relationships
* describe things.
* form the core of scientific knowledge.
* grace given to Christian men.
* includes old common law.

Securities law
* apply to any offer or sale of a security.
* are laws.
* governs the raising of capital for business purposes.
* impact individuals and companies in different ways.
* is governed under both federal and state law
  - the body of law that regulates the sale of company shares to the public
* prohibit stockbrokers from making false or misleading statements.

Several law
* govern accessibility of websites.
* help protect the environment from damage by human activities.
### written language | document:

Questionnaire
* are documents
  - forms
  - survey instruments designed to collect the opinions of a specific audience
* cover information.
* provide insight.
### written language | document | resolution:

Color resolution
* describes the number of colors the monitor can display at one time.
* is the number of bits used to describe the color of one pixel.
* refers to the number of colors displayed on the screen at one time.

Dispute resolution
* communication and idea generating business.
* is authorization.

### written language | document | resolution | factorization:

Prime factorization
* is the technique used to find that unique factorization.
* mathematical algorithm that many organizations use for encryption.

High resolution
* has two main effects on a viewable image.
* is all about pointing lots of pixels at a small area
  - very important for image clarity
* refers to small values of the minimum resolvable distance
  - the number of independent components that are available for development

Higher resolution
* is used to set crossovers or analyze frequency or standing waves.
* refers to greater quality and sharper reproductions.

Image resolution
* affects both the quality and file size of an image
  - file size-the greater the resolution, the larger the file size
* is the primary parameter for performance characterization of a micro-CT scanner.
* refers to the spacing of pixels in the image.

Interpolated resolution
* is the resolution enhanced through software
  - where the image is enhanced by the software that comes with the scanner
* uses mathematical computations to increase the number of pixels scanned.

Screen resolution
* is important when viewing websites for example
  - measured in pixels across, pixels down, and number of colors
  - one key factor that determines the look of a web page
  - really how many dots or pixels can be displayed on the screen
* measure of how much information is displayed on the screen at one time.
* refers to the dimensions of the pixels displayed on a monitor.
* represents the number of pixels that are displayed on a computer screen.

### written language | document | resolution:

Spatial resolution
* function of tip size.
* improves in direct proportion to bandwidth, as well as frequency.
* is defined by the size of the imaging voxels
  - determined by the rate at which the scanner samples the image
  - on the characteristic length scale of the phenomena
* is the ability to distinguish between adjacent structures
  - amount of surface detail a system can detect
  - smallest area which can receive a distinct and desired application rate
  - visualization of a physical entity, such as a tumor

Vertical resolution
* defines the resolution between the earth's surface and the top of the model.
* is measured with horizontal lines
  - the number of horizontal scan lines that make up a picture
### written language | document | ticket:

Plane ticket
* are big-ticket items that travelers are delighted to research online
* are located in airports
  - briefcases
* are used for bribery
  - coachs
  - collecting information
  - first classes
  - flying
  - travelling

Theater ticket
* are ink.
* are located in box offices
  - pockets
  - shows
  - theaters
  - tickets

Train ticket
* are located in depots
  - purses
  - trains
  - purchases
  - tickets
* are used for train travel

Web document
* are any kind of file used on the Web
  - documents
  - ordinary text files that can be created with any word processing program
  - unique because they contain graphics and hypertext
* can be complex objects that can contain text, video, graphics and even sound.

Web marketing
* is the most efficient medium for reaching many people with the same message
  - time control
* new specialization in the field of marketing.
### written language | journal:

Electronic journal
* are digital issues of a serial publication
  - equally or more expensive than paper copies
  - journals that exist in their full texts online
  - probably most common in the sciences, and least common in the humanities
  - the wave of the near future
* can help to increase access without increasing library costs
  - support multi-media, some even include moving images
* is also a new phenomenon in law, as indeed they are in other disciplines.

Medical journal
* are complex entities with multiple functions.
* publish information on research in cardiac care.

Professional journal
* Many professional journals focus on education, psychology, rehabilitation, or early childhood
  - publish articles every year or two on the job market
* are responsible for attracting and evaluating new contributions to knowledge
  - the lifeblood of scholarly communication in the sciences

### written language | journal:

Scholarly journal
* are often concerned with very specific subjects, indicated by their titles
  - professional or refereed journals
* contain articles that have been written by experts in their fields
  - written by academic researchers
  - in-depth information on a subject, including reports of research
* cover the humanities, social sciences, political and general science.
* employ footnotes or parenthetical citations to reference their sources.
* publish articles that communicate recent research results in a field of study
  - report the results of research
* report research, theory and analysis on topics in academic disciplines.

Science journal
* are a way for students and teachers to communicate.
* is the global weekly on research and has articles on line.
* provide opportunities for children to record information.

Scientific journal
* Some scientific journals describe research methods.
* are intended for a scholarly audience.

Trade journal
* are magazines that cover specific industries
  - technical in nature
* contain news and highlights within a given profession or industry
  - practical information of interest to people in particular industries
* report on events and trends in a business or occupation.
* specialize in news and information for professionals in a certain occupation.
### written language:

Paragraph
* are a device to create firm structure in writing.
* are part of books
  - chapters
  - pages
  - paper
  - stories
* contain references.
* describe events.

Poem
* Many poems are lines of writing that rhyme.
* are a way for people to express themselves
  - art
* are located in book stores
  - bookshelfs
  - part of poetry
* are used for classes
  - communicating
  - enlightenment
  - reading
  - romance
* are written by famous poets
  - greek poets
* includes chapters
  - paragraphs
  - verse lines
  - word order
* is literary work
* make pictures with words.
* written language.

### written language | poem:

Elegy
* Elegies also have love and war as subjects in addition to death.
* Elegies are albums
  - laments
* lyric poem written to commemorate someone who is dead.

Epic
* are long narrative poems celebrating the deeds of historical or legendary heroes
  - poems which tell the story of a hero
  - probably the oldest surviving form of poetry
* is an advocacy group fighting for privacy and free speech on the Internet.
* still exist in the oral traditions of the world.
* system for management, display, and analysis of oceanographic in-situ data.

### written language | poem | epic:

Rhapsody
* Rhapsodies are joys
  - music
  - software
* is an epic

Haiku
* is software.
* often describe 'a moment in time'.

Narrative poem
* are ones that tell stories, an epic or ballad.
+ Narrative poetry: Poetry :: Oral tradition
  * Narrative poems can be short or long. Some are novels or short stories written in verse form. Many older narrative poems were designed to be passed on through generations as a way of recording history.

Sonnet
* Many sonnets are love poems.
* also has important applications in computer science.
* are poems
  - the mosquitoes of literature
* electromagnetic simulator tool capable of analyzing high frequency circuits.
* have a specific rhyme pattern, though.

Scroll
* Most scrolls are wound around rods of bronze, ivory, or wood.
* are documents
  - manuscript
### written language | software:

Statistical software
* is used for applications
  - data analysis
  - in the analysis of data and in statistical inference
* is used to analyze illustrative data
  - results
  - discover patterns and trends in the data
  - illustrate concepts and remove computational drudgery of statistics

System software
* is computer programs
  - the set of files and resources that the computer uses to run itself
* set of programs that mostly control the internal performance of a computer.

Telecommunications software
* is application programs.
* program used to allow the computer to communicate through a modem.

### written language | software:

Web developer
* Some Web developers pride themselves on being able to hand-code every bit of HTML for a Web page
  - produce entertainment or personal sites as well as business sites
* Web Developers develop Web-enabled applications and programming for dynamic Web sites.
* are in the business of developing and maintaining other peoples web businesses.
* have skills designing, producing, branding, building, and supporting websites.
* is software.
* needs knowledge.
* use cookies to store information on a visitor's personal computer.
### written language:

Transcription
* Getting around safely major concern for people who have poor sight.
* Most transcription occurs in the euchromatin regions and in the nucleus.
* absolutely requires anchorage of genomic DNA to the nuclear matrix.
* are conversations in written form.
* can occur even in a region of nucleosomes.
* defects in malignant rhabdoid tumor.
* governs the regulation of gene expression and functional identity.
* includes follow information
* inhibits the replication of autonomously replicating plasmids in human cells.
* is activated because the lactose molecule has bound to the repressor protein
  - at the heart of gene expression and is thus subject to strict control
  - central to all biological systems
  - communication
  - often synonymous with gene regulation
  - recognized as a legitimate keystone function of medical records
  - recordings
  - suppressed when DNA is bound by protein and rendered inaccessible by a polymerase
* is the act of copying the recipe into a manageable shape
  - first output of the genome and is highly controlled during development
* is the first step and the key control point in the pathway of gene expression
  - in producing proteins
  - that leads to the expression of the genes
  - major target of regulation of gene expression
* is the process by which DNA directs the synthesis of mRNA during protein biosynthesis
  - dictation is converted into an electronic medical report
  - genetic code information is passed from one cell to another
  - of converting the spoken word to a written, digital format
  - representation of the spoken word
  - transfer of genetic instructions in DNA to
  - turned on by a molecule called a repressor
  - used extensively in the medical community
* means to listen to a recorded voice and to write down what it is saying.
* occurs in the nucleus from a DNA template with properties of a minichromosome
  - three stages, initiation, elongation, and termination
  - inside nucleus in eukaryotes
  - when the repressor substance is bound to the promoter gene
+ Romanization of Ukrainian, Transcription
  * Transcription is the representation of the spoken word. Phonetic transcription represents every single sound, or phone, and can be used to compare different dialects of a language. It is more specifed as the Transliteration.
+ Transcription (genetics): Cell biology :: Molecular biology :: Genetics

### yarrows:

Common yarrow
* are yarrows.
* is also native to North America.
* is an important food source for deer in autumn
  - old medicinal herb known by several names
  - found in pastures, roadsides, embankments, and waste ground
* weedy species and can become invasive.
Ace
* AcE program to aid gene prediction accuracy evaluation.
* Many aces identify somewhere in the gray area, which is referred to as the ace spectrum.
* count as ones, but are also considered to be one greater than a king.
* inhibiting drugs block an enzymatic process that causes blood vessels to constrict.
* is the Colombian link with the Dominican Republic.
Automata
* Every automata has one or more.
* Some automata have similarity.

American citizenship
* combines freedom with responsibility.
* is for life.
* sacred trust committed to the keeping of candor and courage.

Avidity
* can compensate for low affinity.
* is enthusiasm
* measure of the overall stability of the antibody-antigen complex.

Amnesia
* Most amnesia is due to physical causes.
* is animes
  - diseases
  - nightclubs
  - venues
* refers to a partial loss of memory.
* state of mind

Atmospheric turbulence
* can extend over meters or kilometers.
* hastens breakup.
* is also constant throughout the plume travel distance
  - caused by random fluctuations in the wind flow
* is the factor which theoretically most affects the visibility
  - great equalizer

Acanthosis
* is skin disorder
* refers to an increase in width of the stratum spinosum as a result of hyperplasia.
* velvety hyperpigmented rash found on the nape of the neck or axillae.

Atopic dermatitis
* affects children and adolescents.
* can be hereditary or simply caused by a variety of every-day conditions
  - occur in children or in adults
* chronic skin disease that usually affects children.
* chronically developing dermatosis currently treated symtomatically.
* condition caused by environmental or airborne allergens.
* hereditary form of the condition that usually becomes apparent in infancy.
* includes an immune component wherein the skin's immune system is over-reactive
  - environmentally-linked skin disorders such as eczema
* involves more itching and if located at the folds of the arms and knees.
* is an illness associated with immunoregulatory abnormalities
  - inherited condition characterized by dry, sensitive, itchy skin
  - associated with a personal or family history of atopy
  - caused by a combination of genetic and environmental factors
* is characterized by a very itchy, burning rash
  - dry, itchy skin
  - itching , scaling, swelling, and sometimes blistering
  - one of the most common symptoms of protein intolerance
  - predominantly a disease of infancy and childhood
* is the most common of the many types of eczema
  - type of dermatitis
  - prototype of food allergic skin disease
* is very common in all parts of the world
* lowers resistance to infection and increases the risk of developing cataracts.
* lymphocyte-mediated skin disease.
* occurs in people who seem to have very sensitive skin.
* runs in families along with asthma and allergic rhinitis.
* seasonal disease.
* skin disorder characterized by itchy, inflamed skin.
* very common condition
  - disease that exists world wide
* very common skin conditions and has been related to early cataract formation
  - problem
  - common, inherited condition that causes itchy, inflamed skin
Authentication
* frequently involves associating a unique cryptographic key with a user.
* high-tech method of preventing wireless cloning fraud.
* is any process through which one proves and verifies certain information
  - authentication
  - critical to achieving trust in electronic commerce
  - how the user's identity is validated
  - important with electronic mail
  - markers
* is the ability of one entity to determine the identity of another entity
  - to verify a person's identity and assure the validity of transactions
  - act of verifying a user's identity in order to prevent unauthorized use
  - determination that a person is truly who they claim to be
  - foundation on which they all rest
  - process by which a claimed identification is verified
* is the process by which users prove they are who they claim to be
  - prove who they are as they log in to a network
  - designed to verify a user's identity
* is the process of approving the record's description elements
  - determining who the user is
  - establishing the validity of the user attempting to gain access
  - identifying who a user is
  - properly identifying people and things
  - proving identity
  - verifying a legitimate use of an identifier
* is the process of verifying that a message was sent by a given person
  - a person is indeed who they claim to be
  - information is coming from a trusted source
* is the process of verifying the claimed identity of a user
  - identity of an individual
  - used to verify identity
  - whereby individuals and services confirm their identity
* is the verification of the entity's identification
  - identify of a person making a request
  - used by many network programs
  - verification of identity or other attributes of parties to a transaction
* means establishing proof of identity between two or more entities
  - for the company to identify an individual
  - that users verify their identity by entering a username and password
* mechanism to verify the authenticity of both the sender and the message.
* method to validate the identity of the sender.
* process for verifying if a.packet of data or a connection is valid
* refers to the process by which one party determines the identity of another.
* simply describes the numerous methods that positively identify a user.
* way of determining whether an item is genuine and described appropriately.

Amortization
* Relates to gradually writing off the cost of an asset.
* also creates incentives for banks to restructure loans.
* commonly used method of billboard removal.
* is another device used to limit the duration of non-conforming uses
  - decrease
  - recorded over the legal life or useful life whichever is shorter
* is the act of reducing the amount owed on a loan
  - basis for fixed rate mortgages
  - calculatio n of payments to repay a loan at the end of a fixed period
  - death penalty
* means that the loan is paid slowly, over time.
* refers to loan repayment over a period of time.
* tables Mathematical tables that lenders use to calculate a borrower's monthly payment.

Adaptive change
* causes distress in the people being led.
* occur throughout the entire body.
Avoidance
* allows it to fester and grow and get out of control.
* are signs of listener intimidation, fear, holding back, lack of ego power, etc.
* can prevent people from seeking help with their problems.
* common behavior among the walking wounded.
* is acceptance
  - an area of defense
  - any response that prevents an aversive event from occurring
  - rejection
* is the best treatment for people with anaphylaxis to foods
  - way in which to reduce exposure to environmental pollutions
  - measure that attempts to avoid the threat altogether, such as firewalls
  - most effective method of dealing with allergies
  - number one treatment for all allergic disorders
* is the only real way of tackling food odors
  - way to prevent an allergic reaction to food
  - used to shy away from aversive events that one anticipates
  - where the aversive situation is prevented from occurring, or prevented from escalating
* occurs even when parasite-rich pastures are high nutrients.
* often is an animal's primary means to protection from extreme temperatures.
* very significant factor in river otter social behavior.

Agricultural research
* has an important role to play in alleviating pressure
  - many roles to play in improving health in developing countries
* is as much about human health as it is about growing corn
  - one of the pillars for food safety in developing countries
* yields a cornucopia of safer, healthier, and tastier food products.

Acclimatization
* big factor in heat-related illnesses.
* develops at a rate that depends on the degree of heat stress imposed.
* eliminates the effects of stress.
* generally refers to the ability of living things to adjust to changes in climate.
* has to do with adjusting sweat-salt concentrations, among other things.
* increases the biodegradation rate substantially.
* involves a stepwise adjustment to heat over a period of a week or sometimes longer
  - all systems within the body
* is adaptation
  - an important component of high-altitude climbing
  - the key element to summiting the highest peak in the Western hemisphere
* is the process by which the body becomes accustomed to heat
  - of the body adjusting to the decreasing availability of oxygen
* response that occurs in individuals who travel from lower to higher altitudes.
* usually occurs in a short time, within the organism's lifetime.

Atrial pacing
* can be very effective in preventing bradycardia-mediated atrial fibrillation.
* is contra-indicated in patients with complete AV heart block.

Agape love
* carries burdens and shares sorrows when human love gives up or burns out.
* choice based on biblical values.
* decision of the lover.
* defines loving relationships.
* is divine love, sacrificial love
  - just the opposite to human love
  - pure love
* is the spiritual fuel on which the church is powered
  - willing of the highest good of a person, irrespective of grateful response
  - transformative love
  - very concerned about the well-being of the one being loved
* love focused entirely on the other person.
Androgenic alopecia
* genetic condition that can affect both men and women.
* genetically predisposed condition that can affect both men and women.
* is another factor that can cause male-pattern baldness.
* is the most common cause of baldness in men and women
  - name for male and female pattern baldness
* nonscarring variety.

Amarylli
* Most amaryllis are Dutch or African hybrids selected for flower size, color and ease of forcing.
* are easy to grow and have few pest problems
  - gigantic bulbs usually grown just one to a pot
  - notoriously difficult to flower in other parts of the United States
* do best when their roots are left undisturbed.
* grow tall and top heavy.
* like to be slightly rootbound.
* naturally bloom in the early summer.
* prefer a humus-enriched, sandy soil that is slightly acidic.
* require bright light, cool conditions and moist soils like other flowering plants.

Appellate jurisdiction
* is the power to review decisions made by lower courts.
* means the authority of a court to a. serve as a trial court.
Adequate hydration
* can reduce wrinkling of the skin and drying of other bodily tissues.
* chronic problem for many seniors.
* helps cleanse the kidneys and rid the excess waste and uric acid out of the body
  - to thin the respiratory secretions
* is important in the prevention of altitude illness
  - key to avoiding hypothermia and altitude sickness
  - required to protect the kidneys during chemoembolization
* supports the body's ability to make watery tears.

Artificial lur
* are also popular baits for snook
  - popular for schooling bass, as is flyfishing with popping plugs
* including plastic worms and surface lures are good producers for bass.
Adrenarche
* begins before the rise in gonadotropin secretion.
* occurs usually one to two years before gonadarche and is independent of gonadarche.

Archeology
* can also play into some big world problems such as climate change.
* involves uncovering and studying the remains of ancient cultures.
* is about the discovery and decipherment of the unseen, the unknown, the unrecorded
  - actually a subfield of anthropology
  - rooted in cognition
  - the branch of anthropology that focuses on the material culture of human beings
* is the science concerned with the excavation and analysis of physical remains
  - of recording, interpreting and recreating past life
  - which studies people and societies through their artifacts
  - study of the tangible remains of past human societies
* sub-discipline that uses material remains to study people and cultures of the past.

Accessibility
* describes the ease with which all categories of passenger can use public transport.
* focuses on the challenge of writing accessible Web pages.
* function of both the supplier and the consumer or user.
* further enable people with disabilities to contribute and participate in society.
* implies the impact of communications on a network.
* involves page design that is navigable using adaptive technology.
* is also a frame of mind
  - an essential attribute of a 'person-centred', sustainable built environment
  - as important as compilation and analysis of data
  - friendliness
  - indistinguishability of deals
  - measured by mode of transportation and by income group
  - one of the things that makes the net worthwhile
* is the ability to move the freight between a specific origin and destination
  - use the Internet even when functioning under constraints
  - attitude that welcomes the gifts of everyone
  - corner stone of mobility and walking is the basic form of movement
  - ground rule when talking about nature and natural medicines
  - responsibility which librarians have to their clients
* means productivity and efficiency
  - that web sites are open to individuals regardless of their disabilities
* multi-faceted issue within the issues of life today.
* prerequisite for disabled people to enjoy equal opportunities.
* primary objective of public institutions.
* refers to how easy it is for readers to use documents for their purposes.
* related public good.
* revolves around words.
* simply means making resources usable by the largest number of people possible.
* subset of usability.

Aggressive periodontitis
* can affect young people who are otherwise healthy.
* occurs in localized and generalized forms.

Acrylic gesso
* is used to prepare surfaces for paint.
* popular ground for both oil and acrylic painting.
Alpha
* allows the body and mind to begin to heal.
* are either active, dormant, or suspended
  - letters
  - starts
* complete text-editing tool for programmers and Web designers.
* component used for transparency and blending and the like.
* fine double, easily separated in binoculars.
* general name for an architecture family.
* gets more potent the longer it is used.
* has three sites, beta and gamma have two in different places, and delta has one.
* heightened alert of a terrorist attack.
* is associated with a relaxed state of unfocused attention
  - everywhere, from mapping the human genome to stock exchanges and the Internet
  - one of the brightest objects in the night sky
  - spoken the same in both Russian and English, but with different spellings
  - the angle of the outer leg, measured in radians counterclockwise from south
* is the first letter of the Greek alphabet and omega is the last letter of the alphabet
  - Greek alphabet, and Omega is the last letter of the Greek alphabet
  - Greek alphabet, and omega is the last
  - industry's technical index of filtration performance
  - light trance and relaxation state, before sleep for instance
  - oldest Greek-letter organization established in America by Black college women
  - rotational acceleration of the jackshaft in radians per second squared
  - significance level used to compute the confidence level
* is, by definition, symmetric.
* microcosm of Gainesville, inviting all types of people to donate, and they do.
* place to make friends.
* place where no question is off limits
  - regarded as too simple
* refers to the dominant brainwave pattern associated with a particular state of mind.
* scaling constant specified by the user.
* state of light relaxation.

Actinic keratosis
* is diseases.
* is skin cancer's warning signal
  - disorder
  - the most common sun-related growth
* is, as the name implies, associated with sun exposure.
* premalignant abrasion on the skin caused by prolonged exposure to sunlight.

Abreaction
* is the discharge of psychological rubbish, usually by laughter.
* psychiatrist's term for the therapeutic discharge of old, and obsolete emotion.
* psychological term for the release of repressed emotion.

Atomic radii
* are useful in determining the average bond length between two atoms.
* vary in a predictable and explainable manner across the periodic table.

Affected newborn
* Most affected newborns die within a year.
* have elevated levels.

Amnion
* completely surrounds embryo.
* constraining support for lateral body folding in chick embryos.
* surrounds the embryo creating the amniotic cavity that is filled with amniotic fluid.
Adjudication
* is judgment
  - the juvenile court equivalent of a trial
* procedure very much like a civil court trial.

Atmospheric research
* growing field for people with advanced degrees in meteorology.
* very large field.

Amoebiasis
* can affect anyone, however, the disease mostly occurs in young to middle aged adults
  - present with no, mild, or severe symptoms
* common infection of the human gastro - intestinal tract.
* is infection
  - present all over the world

American dragonhead
* is classified as rare in New York.
* native annual, biennial, or short-lived perennial forb.
* seedbanking species.

Apprehension
* common symptom.
* is an association of the choleric humour
  - anticipation
  - captures
  - expectations
  - fear
  - reasonable awareness of hazard
  - the training ground for both fear and courage in the human mind

Anhydrous lanolin
* can help in some patients.
* is commonplace in both the cosmetics and pharmaceutical industries.

Aridity
* affects many conditions important for plant survival.
* characteristic shared amongst all deserts.
* forms the basis of classifications of deserts.
* increases markedly in the rain shadow of the Pacific mountain ranges.
* is controlled by three climatic anomalies
  - dryness
  - quality
* presents two main obstacles to solitary behavior.

Administrative control
* are changes that are made by management.
* mean introducing work practices which reduce risk.
* promote operational efficiency and adherence to managerial policies.
* relate to policies, procedures, and training of occupants.

Automation
* convention by which one application can control another.
* has the potential to significantly enhance the safety and efficiency of aviation.
* improves productivity, accuracy, and saves time.
* is about maximizing the power of the Internet
  - another factor in the distribution of viruses and trojans
  - common in almost every industry
  - concerned with electronic control and mechatronics
  - equipment
  - high technology
  - more geared towards manufacturing and processes
* is the name of the game, baby, and everyone wants to play
  - step after the viewing screen
  - substitution of machine work for human physical and mental work
  - what is helping companies today stay productive and as a result profitable
* key means to manage costs and to increase productivity.
* means job loss
  - using computers to make it much easier to send the same message to lots of people
* mechanism to manipulate an application's objects from outside the application.
* modern comprehensive industry standard for software integration.
* refers to intensive use of machinery in production.
* threat to some data collecting jobs.
Abs
* also bears a faint rubber-like smell when compared to sytrene.
* are glycoproteins, containing sugars attached to protein.
* are important in host defense
  - to protect from reinfection with the same strain
* can also prevent tire damage
  - contain uranium, depending on the producer
* combines toughness and rigidity with chemical, stress-cracking, and creep resistance.
* has a high fuel content, and fires require strenuous efforts to extinguish
  - tendancy to crack, or worse, to compresses under pressure
  - poor chemical resistance
* is an acronym for a block copolymer made of acrylonitrile, butadiene, and styrene
  - anti-lock braking system
  - older and more flexible type of plastic piping, usually black in color
  - made up of a diverse range of age and gender
  - proven technology that helps drivers avoid accidents, when they know how to use it
  - short for abdominal muscles
  - the leading global source of bovine genetics and related animal care products
* soft material, but it can be hard to cut.
* uses a number of hazardous chemicals.

Actinic cheilitis
* denotes scaly or crusted patches of precancer on the vermilion of the lips.
* related condition that usually appears on the lower lips.

American consumer
* are about the only large group of people in the world who are diligently buying.
* benefit by having less expensive goods.
* list pesticide residues as a serious food safety concern.
Airman
* recent word that means somebody involved with flying.
* skilled worker

Adequacy
* is quality
  - the ability to supply customers at all times
* refers to schools' capacity to meet state and federal mandates.

Adrenalectomy
* Adrenalectomies are ablation.
* decreases calcium spike duration in rat hippocampal neurons.
* is ablation
  - the surgical removal of the adrenal gland

Acuity
* Acuities are also inversely proportional to stimulus contrast.
* are developers of vertical market and bespoke applications.
* continues to improve as the retina matures.
* designer, manufacturer and marketer of precision dimensional laser measurement sensors.
* eye test measure of visual sharpness.
* is clearness, or sharpness of vision
  - less than humans and horses, but greater than the cat
  - linked to the size and structure of the eye
  - sight
  - tested by examining whether infants can discriminate vertical stripes from a grey field
* is the ability to distinguish the fine details critical to tasks such as reading and writing
  - focus so that two objects appear as distinct entities

Atlantic menhaden
* are an ecologically critical fish species.
* have a laterally compressed body.

Agranulocytosis
* can occur.
* is blood disorder
  - thought to be induced by dipyrone and aminopyrine via an immune reaction

Alabaster
* Is a stimulus for meditation.
* fine grained variety of gypsum.
* fine-grained massive variety of gypsum.
* finegrained variety of gypsum.
  - based stone
* is calcites
  - extremely heat sensitive
  - minerals
  - stones
  - white
* rock material that is mined in many places in Egypt.
Advocacy
* involves acting on behalf of another individual, group or cause
  - attempts to influence people and public perceptions
* is THE way to Make a Difference in the fight against breast cancer
  - about people speaking up and having their own say
  - active promotion of a cause or principle
  - an important aspect of social work
  - that act or process of advancing or defeating a cause, policy or proposal
* is the act of speaking in support of human concerns and needs
  - first rule of traditional medical ethics
  - heart of democracy and public policy
  - methodology of working on another's behalf
  - process of pleading the cause or defending the rights of another
  - representation of specific positions on specific legislation or regulations
  - when one person helps another to have their concerns, views and wishes heard by others
* means acting and communicating in support of a policy, idea or concern
  - people helping people
  - to take action in different ways to support an idea or cause
* professional mandate that can impact the daily lives of children and families.
* refers to the act of pleading or interceding for a cause.
* spectrum of activities based on concern for our children and all children.

Agricultural zone
* Some agricultural zones suffer drought.
* are sources from which many introduced species spread.

Affinity
* is any emotional attitude which indicates the degree of liking for someone or something
  - attraction
  - determined by the interaction of the molecular structures of the receptor and the drug
  - forces
  - kinship
  - relations
  - relationship established by marriage
  - resemblance
* is the degree of liking or affection
  - drug's ability to attach itself to , or bind with a receptor, or site of action
  - muse of interconnectedness, or the well-placed hyperlink
* plays a role in drug potency, but so does intrinsic efficacy.
* refers to the strength that a substance binds to a receptor.
* relates the drug concentration to the fractional receptor occupancy.

Affected neonate
* appear normal at birth, with dark hair at birth and vomiting is rare.
* are weak at or shortly after birth.

Autosomal monosomy
* All autosomal monosomies are lethal in very early embryogenesis.
* Autosomal monosomies yield non-viable embryos.
Access
* also means the ability or freedom of an individual to make use of library services.
* database management system that helps clients manage data stored in a computer.
* defines rights, privileges, and mechanisms to protect assets from access or loss.
* is approachs
  - companies
  - mediated by the lysine-rich tails of the histones that stick out of the nucleosome
  - operations
* is the ability to fulfill one's own individual potential without artificial constraints
  - means to further enhance the administration of justice
  - right of a child to see the parent who they no longer live with
* problem in developing countries.
* refers to both the physical space and also the vital time periods when people want to travel
  - the total number of minority graduates per year
* term used in lieu of visitation.
+ Woomera Test Range: Australian military :: South Australia
  * Between 1955 and 1963, the British ran a series of seven nuclear-weapon tests at Maralinga, then inside the range. The Joint Project ran until 1980, when the British withdrew from the program. The range is still used as a testing site by the Australian Defence Force. Access is leased to foreign militaries and private companies for their own testing of weapons.

Astronavigation
* company that manufactures all-analog audio products.
* is navigation
Big change
* occurs in phenotype.
+ Modern evolutionary synthesis, The theory: Evolution :: History of science
  * Species only change little from one generation to the next. Big changes do occur, from time to time, but they are very rare. An example of a big change that occurs suddenly is polyploidy in plants.

Bathroom
* Keep all electric appliances away from water
  - surfaces spotless, fresh and dry
* Many bathrooms have small or no windows
  - toilets that are closeted off to offer privacy in a crowd
* Most bathrooms have inadequate lighting, especially if there are no windows
  - room for at least one storage unit, such as a medicine cabinet
* Remove any stains and mildew from sink, tubs, or shower stalls.
* Some bathrooms are part of palaces.
* are a common breeding ground for black mold
  - communal and separate by gender
* are located in airports
  - apartments
  - bookstores
  - buildings
  - convenience stores
  - flats
  - gyms
  - hotels
  - houses
  - libraries
  - malls
  - motels
  - operas
* are located in public buildings
  - places
  - race tracks
  - rest areas
  - schools
  - showrooms
  - theaters
  - near bedrooms
  - part of dwellings
  - restrooms
* are used for grooming
  - peeings
  - washings
* have big windows to bring in natural daylight
  - plumbing
  - showers
  - sinks
* help sell homes.
* includes bases
  - brims
  - ceilings
  - doorways
  - floors
  - potties
  - room light
  - sections
  - shelves
* includes shower baths
  - curtains
* includes toilet bowls
  - seats
  - walls
* means a room which contains a bathtub or a shower, or both.
* tend to be areas of high humidity
  - have high levels of humidity, which can decrease a drug's potency

Buddhist meditation
* All Buddhist meditation aims at the development of awareness, using concentration as a tool.
* aims for spritual development in life and the purification of the mind.
* can become an escape from relationships and the feelings that arise there.
* focuses on emptying one s mind to become a vessel to let the universe in.
* is nothing but the process of objective observation of the nature of the mind.

Better
* are located in race tracks.
* causes betters.
* is good.

Broadcasting
* are albums
  - telecommunication
* can increase phosphorus loss due to fixation with iron or aluminum.
* fast-paced and dynamic industry that is continually changing.
* heavily practical and professional course in how to make television programmes.
* is also the noise that comes out of each person's mouth.
* is an experience that is more truly a shared experience
  - important industry, an important part of America
  - industry founded on high technology
  - more than just radio and television
* is the most well known use of radio
  - national broadcaster
  - unusual even in the field of communications
* means propagation of information from one source to all potential recipients.
* medium that is capable of delivering the facts of issues in real-time.
* part of culture.
* popular and low-cost method for applying P fertilizers and manure.
* twentieth century industry, and television a post-war industry.
Bulgur
* Turkish word meaning hulled wheat grains broken into fragments.
* comes either whole, or cracked into fine, medium, or coarse grains.
* continues to swell after cooking if moisture is present.
* is actually whole wheat that is boiled, dried, then ground coarsely
  - convenient since it can be either soaked in water or cooked to be edible
  - fortified with minerals and vitamins to same levels as in cornmeal
  - made from whole wheat that's been soaked and baked to speed up the cooking time
  - one of the main ingredients in many of the favorite dishes of the region
  - the star of the Middle Eastern dish Tabbouleh
  - wheat kernels that have been boiled, dried and cracked
* is whole wheat berries that are first steamed, then dried and cracked
  - that has been steamed, dried and then cracked into smaller pieces
  - whole-wheat kernels that have been boiled, dried and cracked
* parboiled, dry and partially debranned whole wheat product.
* precooked, cracked version of whole wheat.
* wheat berry
Civility
* also acknowledges the value of another person
  - requires humility
* can decrease anger and other self-defeating behaviors.
* cornerstone of society.
* covers a host of matters in the relationships among human beings.
* demands adherence to the strictest standards of behavior at all times.
* emphasizes tolerance.
* good manners
* has deep roots in the idea of respect for the individual
  - to do with identifying values as opposed to following fashions
* implies living in harmony with the past, the present and the future.
* improves the way justice happens.
* involves, much of the time, the biting of tongues.
* is an important model for adults to exemplify
  - courtesy
  - for politicians
  - synonymous with courtesy, politeness, and relates to custom and civil law
* is the cornerstone of the legal profession
  - foundation for communication, trust, and responsibility
  - grease that keeps the cogwheels of society from freezing
  - result of Arts
* is what gives savor to our lives
  - is lost from society
  - makes America the dreamland of the world
* kind of glue that holds a community together.
* means losing a chance to have one's emotional, wordy say, giving up impulse
  - that the basic dignity and rights of each sovereign citizen is honored
* part of righteousness.
* popular word because it comes without political baggage or partisan implications.
* public good.
* requires resistance to the dominance of social life by the values of the marketplace.
* stresses regulation, control, propriety, decorousness and tact.
* suggests words like civics and civilization and thus is closely related to community.

Californium
* good source of neutrons.
* is chemical elements
  - in the second half of the actinide series
  - metal
  - metallic elements
  - one of the few transuranium elements that have practical applications
* is radioactive and therefore harmful
  - substances.
  * ' chemical element. It radioactive metal. It has the chemical symbol 'Cf'. It has the atomic number 98. Californium transuranic element. It is in nature on Earth but is also in other parts of the universe. Californium does not have many uses
* radioactive element
  - metal which memeber of the actinide group of the periodi table
* synthetic radioactive silvery-white metal of moderate chemical reactivity.
* very useful radioactive isotope which is man-made.

Colored lighting
* brings to life everything from torches to fluorescent lights.
* can also effect behavior.

Coastal flooding
* can precede or accompany major winter storms.
* caused by storm surge is the greatest threat to life and property.
* is associated with storms and high tides.
* kills people and devastates local economies.
* occurs following huge storms or tsunamis.
* occurs when a large storm or tsunami causes the sea to surge inland
  - strong onshore winds push water from an ocean, bay or inlet onto land