### magnitude | amount | deficit:

Memory deficit
* continue to worsen as the disease progresses.
* point to involvement of the hippocampal formation.

Sensory deficit
* consist of numbness of the medial thigh and the anteromedial calf.
* range from loss of primary sensations to more complex loss of perception.
* refer to the problems caused by blindness, low vision and deafness.

Trade deficit
* are deficits
  - the mirror image of capital surpluses
* eliminate jobs.

Water deficit
* induces abscisic acid accumulation in endosperm of maize viviparous mutants.
* limit responses to fertilizers even on the most nutrient-deficient sites.

Dosage
* is an amount
* is concentration integrated over a specific period of exposure
  - time period of exposure
  - the amount of chemical per unit of body weight
* is, of course, a function of both concentration and time of exposure.

### magnitude | amount | dosage:

Antibiotic dosage
* are for patients with normal renal function.
* vary according to the patients ability to tolerate a particular regimen.

Dosage compensation
* equalizes X chromosome expression in the two sexes.
* is less effective in birds than in mammals.

Economic value
* are values.
* comes from knowledge.
  - inherently individualistic
  - one of many possible ways to define and measure value
* multi-dimensional concept with several different measures.
* relative concept.

Excessive amount
* can interfere with calcium absorption
  - lead to heart attack and stroke
* make water unfit to drink or use in industrial processes.

Free fall
- drops
  - motion with no acceleration other than that provided by gravity
* means that no air resistance is present or considered.
* occurs whenever an object is acted upon by gravity alone.
* state that occurs while in orbit around a planet.
* weightless state.

### magnitude | amount | fundamental measure:

Period of time
* Periods of time form the chief divisions in the study of history.
* fundamental measure

### magnitude | amount | gain:

Dot gain
* critical variable in halftone reproduction.
* is the amount that an ink dot spreads out - after it hits the substrate.

### magnitude | amount | gain | financial gain:

Capital gain
* affect gross income only in the amount of the net gain on each transaction.
* are a part of taxable income
  - gains taxed at special lower tax rates
  - one of the primary rewards for economic risk-taking
* are profits and anything that punishes profits punishes growth
  - from selling property such as stocks, bonds and real estate
  - subject to tax in the same manner as any other forms of income
* are the name of the game for most investors
  - profits earned from the sale of assets like stocks and real estate
* are the profits from the sale of investments like stocks and bonds
  - of stock, land and other capital assets
  - made from selling capital
* is calculated on the gain made when the property is sold
  - derived from trading in the market and can also be reinvested
  - financial gain
* is the difference between the amount paid at purchase and the selling price
  - net difference between the sale price and the cost of a property
  - profit from selling at a higher price than originally paid for
  - usually payable when the property is sold or inherited
* offset capital losses dollar for dollar.

Winning
* are financial gain
  - success
* cause guilt.