### meat:

Variety meat
* catch-all term for the organ meats, feet, and tails of butchered animals.
* is meat

### meat:

Veal
* controversial issue in terms of animal welfare.
* is beef
  - by nature a naturally lean meat and very easy to prepare
  - common in the Yucatan
  - divided in same manner as lamb, into fore and hind quarters
  - low in fat and cholesterol, high in protein, iron and important vitamins and minerals
  - most flavorful when cooked to medium doneness
  - nutrient dense meat which is low in fat and calories
  - part of calfs
  - rich in iron and phosphorus
  - the meat obtained from a young calf killed when six to eight weeks old
* tastes milder because it comes from milk-fed calves.
+ Veal, Animal welfare: Meats

### meat:

Whale meat
* contains other toxins and pollutants, like PCBs, and is higher in mercury than fish.
* is eaten in a number of oriental countries
  - everyday food
  - lean and tasty, and is also healthy
  - much in demand in Japan, where it is considered a delicacy
* is used as human and animal food
  - for food
* prized delicacy in Japan.
+ Antarctica, Life in Antarctica, Animals: Gondwana
  * Men have hunted whales for hundreds of years. Whale meat is used for food. Whales have a thick layer of fat, or blubber, that can be melted down to make oil. The oils are used to light lamps.

White meat
* are poultry and fish.
* has fewer calories and less fat than dark meat
  - half the fat of dark meat
* is also a great source of protein and has less fat
  - serving
* seem to be healthier for dogs than red meats.

Wild meat
* comes from farms.
* is typically low in fat.

### meat-centered:

Mexican cuisine
* has many ingredients.
* is meat-centered
  - offered in a few fine restaurants in Europe and the United States
  - very creative when it comes to salads

### mechanical act:

Physical intimacy
* can be the love wall for singles.
* implies commitment , responsibility, a sense of permanence.
* is the goal of our sexual expression.
* mechanical act.

### mechanical devices:

Ski lift
* come in handy for taking mountain bikes to the top of a peak.
* is mechanical devices
  - transport

### mechanical energy:

Muscle power
* is mechanical energy.
* predicts freestyle swimming performance.

### mechanical engineering:

Tribology
* Tribologies are mechanical engineering.
* is the science and technology of controlling friction and wear.
* is the science of 'interacting surfaces in relative motion'
  - friction, wear and lubrication of objects in relative motion
  - lubrication and friction between material surfaces in motion
* is the study of friction, lubrication and wear
  - lubrication, and wear of two bodies in relative motion
  - surfaces, friction, lubrication, and wear of materials in contact
* multidisciplinary science.

Mechanical property
* Mechanical properties are also very similar to worked materials
  - measures of how a material reacts to mechanical forces
  - the response of matter to applied forces
  - what make structural products perform
  - change considerable at low temperatures
* Mechanical properties describe how a material behaves when force or stress is applied to it
  - the way that a material responds to forces, loads, and impacts

### mechanics:

Aircraft mechanic
* are mechanics
  - the unsung heroes of the global aviation industry
* maintain and repair aircraft structures and mechanical and hydraulic systems.

Classical mechanic
* is based on Newton's Laws of Motion.
* looks at how things move and interact on a large scale.
* provides the conceptual glue that connects all areas of physics.