### sensation | taste | salinity:

High salinity
* can be detrimental to irrigation and drinking-water supplies.
* does, however, cause a severe reduction of the reproductive output.
* makes soils unsuitable for growing crops.
* produces a variety of water quality problems.

Higher salinity
* Higher salinities imply higher nutrient concentrations.
* changes the ocean currents, which, in turn, makes water temperatures rise.
* means more dissolved salts.

Increased salinity
* can alter species balance and stratification and seasonal mixing of lakes.
* makes soil unsuitable for many native plant species.

Low salinity
* Low salinities are essential for the survival of many species.
* Some low salinity has effects
  - negative effects
* can be a problem for successful reproduction in marine teleosts.
* has multiple effects on the male gametes, which bladderwrack has seem to overcome.

### sensation | taste | salinity:

Soil salinity
* Some soil salinity affects crop plants
* affects growth and yield of crop plants.
* continues to be a crucial water issue in Australia.
* impacts on onion production.
* is an increasing problem worldwide, restricting plant growth and production
  - characterized by extremely high temporal and spatial variability
  - controlled by water quality and irrigation practices
  - measured by passing an electrical current through a soil paste
* is one effect which leads to the destruction of native trees and vegetation
  - of the factors limiting agricultural development of semiarid and arid areas
* proximate determinant of inter-annual variation in primary production.
* significant problem in crop production worldwide.
* term used to characterize the accumulated soluble salts in a soil.

Smack
* are blows
  - either sailing vessels or steamers
  - kisses
* is taste

### sensation | taste:

Sweetness
* Some sweetness is contributed by alcohol.
* comes from natural grape sugars and alcohol.
* is one of five recognized tastes
  - the primary senses of our taste buds
  - related to hawaiian sunshine, adequate potassium in the soil and variety
* lies within the sense of the sweet receptor gene.
* likely is related to sugar content.
* major component of flavor.
* matter of individual taste.
* only occurs in wines that have some residual sugar left over after fermentation.
* variable based on both taste and bitterness of the oranges.

### sensation | taste | sweetness:

Amenity
* Amenities are facilities.
* is sweetness

Thirst sensation
* decreases with age and many times the signs of dehydration go unnoticed.
* diminishes with age.

Visual sensation
* appears, because neurons in the visual cortex are activated.
* is in our heads

### sensitive towards kanamycin:

Untreated cell
* are sensitive towards kanamycin.
* continue their uncontrolled proliferation.

### sensors:

Magnetic sensor
* are sensors.
* can trigger an alarm the moment a protected door or window opens.
* connect to window or door Motion detector senses movement in room.

### separable:

Euclidean space
* are separable.
* is completely symmetrical under translation.

### sequential access medium:

Magnetic tape
* are extremely susceptible to changes in the environment and to contamination.
* can only hold so much signal.
* consists of a base - the carrier for the 'rust'.
* degrades by known chemical processes.
* is memory devices
  - tape
  - the first erasable storage used for computers
* perishes at a lower temperature.
* sequential access medium
  - data storage medium
* storage device

### serious condition:

Acute arthritis
* Most acute arthritis causes severe pain.
* causes pain
* serious condition.