ontocord/MixtureVitae-genericsKB huggingface dataset:
Confabulation
* is memory
* major concern when retrieval occurs as a result of hypnosis.

Career
* Many careers claim to be professions, but there are several characteristics of true professions
  - start at age two and are over by age seven
* are like marriages or other major commitments in life
  - occupations
  - progress
* focus on strength.
* follow patterns.
* influence decisions
  - migration decisions
* involve aspects
  - classifications
* limit the amount of time required to develop a healthy social life.
* make contributions.
* offer stability.
* require advance degrees
* span decades
  - years

Concubinage
* is cohabitation
* male prerogative, grudgingly tolerated by women.
* still exists today in various forms.

Corporate strategy
* Corporate strategies are global in production, marketing, and services.
* is shaped by functional strategies.
* plays a role in the automakers' decision.

Climbing
*  motion sickness.
* are recreational activities.
* are used for enjoyment
  - exercising
  - personal satisfaction
* cause accomplishment
  - blisters
  - exhaustion
  - exhilaration
  - fallings
  - sweating
  - vertigos

Chronology
* Chronologies Use chronologies to find out who did what, when.
* Chronologies are useful for placing a case in the context of history
  - play in the context of history
  - provide descriptions of events and conditions in sequential order
* branch of History.
* is backbone of history.
* is the arrangement in order of time or occurrence
  - of facts and events in the order of time
* spans the end of the classical period to the present.

Cognitive dissonance
* can explain lots of strange things.
* is an unpleasant state that is accompanied by heightened arousal
  - by no means a full-proof theory for predicting attitude change
  - most likely to occur in the purchase of a. sneakers
* motivates efforts to reduce in consistancy in our thoughts and actions.

Complicity
* concept that can be abused by prosecutors.
* is an important element in any kind of theatre which incorporates some improvisation
  - guilt
* is the act of being an accomplice
  - kiss of death

Chinese philosophy
* Chinese philosophies tend to lead people to live in harmony.
* comes from watching nature.
* says chi subtle energy that flows throughout the body.

Crying
* are crying
  - located in funerals
* are part of life
  - sadness
* cause a desire to help
  - betters

Cabotage
* are rights.
* has a long history in the United States.
* is the trade or transport of cargo in coastal waters between two points within a country.
Coriander
* can set seed quite fast in our warm climate.
* combines well with onion, sausage, clams, oysters, and potatoes.
* culinary herb in several countries.
* favorite spice in salsas and bean dishes, also combines well with cumin.
* grows best in full sun.
* helps reduce odor.
* ids the oldest known spice in the world.
* is also good for migraine headaches, by drinking coriander tea a couple of times per day
  - available as whole seed and ground and principal ingredient in curry powder
  - herbaceous plants
  - one of the principle ingredients of curry and of other spice mixtures
  - originally from the southwestern Asia across to north Africa
  - part of coriander
  - popular all over the world and is used in everything from hot dogs to pie and stews
  - spices
  - the spice which adds an aromatic quality to many dishes
* lowers blood pressure.
* native of the Mediterranean and has been used since early times
  - region
* prefers full sun and a rich, well-drained soil.
  * ', also known as 'cilantro', herb from the 'Apiaceae' family. Coriander is originally from the southwestern Asia across to north Africa.
Cultural competence
* continuous quality improvement process.
* is so important in business, diplomacy, and even tourism
  - the responsibility of the total system
* process entailing lifelong learning.
* skill, and perhaps an ability that requires substantial effort to learn.

Clustering
* according to similarity concept which appears in many disciplines.
* enables firms to share scarce resources
  - servers to work in unison to support applications
* facilitates collaboration to overcome shared problems and obstacles.
* helps arrange ideas that have been generated by brainstorming.
* indicates a poor absorption of protein with bridging between gold particles.
* involves informally dividing a large number of ideas into smaller groups.
* means different things to different people
  - groups of students take classes together
* organizes bits of information into forms that show their relationship.
* potted plants also helps to raise humidity levels, keeping plants more productive.
* stresses relationships.
* takes many forms, and can scale from two computers.

Cultural imperialism
* can take the form of an active, formal policy or a general attitude.
* is an important challenge to the Inuit way of life
  - the conquest of one culture by another

Crackling
* are residues.
* is the process of laying a faster drying finish over a slower drying more flexible finish.

Chronic malnutrition
* can lead to physical problems, mental disability or slowness of development.
* has long-term implications on a child's physical and mental development.
* is the commonest cause of poor growth globally
  - widespread
* leaves children more vulnerable to pneumonia, bronchitis and other infections.
* major factor in infant mortality.
Chronic toxicity
* can often take many years to determine.
* is frequent in dogs
  - thought to occur in one of two main ways
  - unlikely to occur due to the corrosive effects of fluorine exposure
* produces decrease in body weight and loss of appetite.
* refers to single or short term exposure to high levels of the toxicant
  - the effects produced by such exposure
* results from long-term exposure of low levels of toxicant.

Cladistic
* describes branching patterns by examining dervived homologous characters.
* dominates today.
* helps to elucidate mechanisms of evolution.
* is a. a method for developing phylogenetic trees.
* is now the most commonly used method to classify organisms
  - preferred approach to phylogeny
  - simply a tool that can be used to classify things
  - that discipline which attempts to determine which organisms are most closely related
  - the dominant form of classification methodology and phylogeny analysis used today
  - used to classify organisms based on their phylogenetic relationships
  - useful for creating systems of classification
* methodology for classifying species into groups based on their characteristics.
* particular method of hypothesizing relationships among organisms.
* predicts the properties of organisms.
* produces branching diagrams called cladograms.
* school of taxonomy.
Cardiovascular endurance
* equals delivery of adequate fuel and oxygen to the active muscles.
* involves the fitness of the heart only.
* predominant element in health and physical fitness.

Clinical audit
* can be a practical way of encouraging clinicians to review and change their practice.
* refers to audit carried out by any health care worker and includes medical audit.

Cognitive change
* accompanies the healing of the memory.
* are probably equivalent to about a three to six month delay in progression.
* occur during the teen years.

Collagenous colitis
* affects primarily middle aged men and presents with bloody mucous diarrhea.
* is another variant in which diarrhea is the presenting complaint
  - featured by chronic, watery diarrhea

Christian priesthood
* claims superiority and entices the poor of other faiths to conversion.
* function of the community as a whole.

Candidiasi
* Some candidiasis becomes blood.
* generally looks like cheese curds, which when wiped off, leave a raw, bleeding surface.

Confectionery
* Confectioneries are intelligent agents
  - occupations
  - retail stores
  - shops
  - sweets
* major cause of tooth decay.
* means candy cakes, cookies, and glazed fruits.

Clairvoyance
* form of purposeful dreaming arrived at via disciplined meditation.
* involves stimulation of the inner vision.
* psychic phenomenon
* refers to the ability to look at images in the form of pictures in the minds eye.
* term given to describe the act of clear sight.
Courtship
* again shows how important vocalizations are for owls.
* also involves head and snout rubbing and mounting by both males and females.
* begins soon after bears leave their winter dens.
* begins when a female encounters one or more males
  - males go out in search of receptive females
  - with a color change of the birds' bill, face, legs, and skin
* can sometimes be rather violent, with male and female bumping heads forcefully.
* consists of groups of males bumping and nudging the females and each other
  - playing and wrestling, followed by mating
* displays from males indicate the presence of males that can fertilize eggs.
* encourages young people to look at all romance as being confined to marriage.
* frees young teens to see each other as potential friends rather than potential dates.
* happens during the night where the males nudge and bump other salamanders.
* involves a display, entailing mutual preening and feeding of the female by the male.
* involves male leading female around to potential nest sites
  - singing, showing the female potential nest sites
  - prolonged chases of the female by the male
* involves the male and female touching bills, bobbing and spreading the wings
  - betta chasing the female in short spurts
  - calling from the chosen nesting site
  - various kinds of swimming behavior
* is an appetative behavior associated with the sex drive.
* is an important ritual for culpeo foxes
  - culpeos, it takes place during the winter months
  - appeal
  - believed to happen while the bats are flying during the day
  - complex, and is initiated by the female
  - full of aerial displays, vocalizations, and food begging by the female
  - initiated by the female and generally includes mating with a number of males
  - performed by feeding and invariably accompanies copulation
  - similar across species
* is the prelude to marriage
  - system of dating and marriage
* precedes the actual act of mating.
* primarily involves the dominant male accompanying the dominant female constantly.
* time of affirming all that is attractive and desirable
  - where couples get to know each other and make mistakes
* usually includes sound production, via a larynx and vocal sacs
  - occurs in the spring when food is plentiful
* varies among species
  - between different birds and happens during migration for birds that migrate
  - considerably among different species
  - from species to species
* way to avoid the heartbreak dating brings.
+ Poanes zabulon, Life cycle: Hesperiidae
  * Courtship takes place in the afternoon. Females lay their eggs singly on the underside of host plant leaves. The caterpillar is either brown or green. It is often impossible to tell the difference between closely related caterpillars. The chrysalis is often formed inside a leaf shelter. It is brown.

Cognitive distortion
* Cognitive Distortion Includes abstracts, landscapes, fractals, and more.
* contribute to negative and self-destructive thoughts, moods, and behaviors.
Conditioning
* class that is designed to tone muscles rather than give an aerobic workout.
* continuous process that can insure development when done in a progressive way.
* definitely affects food choices.
* distributes residual moisture evenly in dried food.
* form of training.
* forms the basis of much of learned human behavior.
* has a direct effect on the quality of hair.
* involves the association of one stimulus with another.
* is an integral part of participation in athletics
  - another important component of wrestling
  - conditioning, regardless of the rationale
  - physical, putting miles on a dog and building stamina into the muscles
  - relative to culture
* is the act of preparing for a specific action or process
  - learned association or connection of one thing with another
* is the process by which a habit is formed
  - of learning to react to the environment
  - that makes polymer clay ready to work with
  - when some external stimulus gets connected to some sort of reflex
* plays an important role in nicotine addiction.
* process of consistent, gradually accumulated training.
* serves to relieve internal stresses that are produced during kiln drying.
* starts when fatigue begins.
* stops when stresses are relieved.
* type of learning.
* way of learning that involves a reward or punishment.

Creative nonfiction
* sort of socio-historic genre, even a cultural artifact.
* utilizes the techniques of fiction to tell true stories.
Consistency
* also relates to predictability in terms of performance.
* comes from practicing and doing the same things over with the same people.
* euphemism for totalitarianism.
* helps a child make sense of the world by knowing what to expect.
* is also a critical factor in perception
  - form of structure
  - an attribute of good databases
* is an important element of software accessibility
  - factor in improving customer satisfaction
  - coherence
  - concerned with correctly reflecting the reality of the state of the resources
* is essential in behavior management
  - maintaining normal blood sugars
  - to maintaining or changing a child's behavior
  - important if people are to be able to browse or analyze and see trends and patterns
* is important in dog training
  - establishing and maintaining a productive relationship with a child
  - order that a user can learn an interface quickly and easily
  - the care of records
* is important to bankers
  - older adults and to children
  - within a system as well as between systems
  - key in early language learning
* is one of the most difficult skills of parenting to master
  - test of truth
  - probably the most important factor in blood sugar management
  - properties
  - similarity
  - the criterion of moral virtue
* is the difference between adhering to principle and doing whatever it takes to win
  - winning and losing
  - hallmark of rationality
  - hob-goblin of small minds
* is the hobgoblin of little minds
  - key in almost any aspect of life
* is the key to accuracy in all shooting, including muzzleloading
  - any part of life
  - healthy hooves
  - most important factor in exercise fitness
  - name of football
  - secret of doing anything well
  - uniformity
  - when the hitting and pitching comes together at the same time
  - where life starts to get more difficult
* key factor in security, because it fosters predictable behavior
  - when it comes to prayer for protection
  - word when guiding the behavior of young children
* living model of patience, determination and strength-regardless of shifting times.
* means that a task takes the system from one consistent state to another.
* measure of success.
* measurement of one dimension of workability.
* pertains to the size of graphics, their location on the page and their colors.
* plays a major role in parenting.
* refers to data consistency.
* refers to the congruence in a person's actions
  - degree to which people act in the same way on different occasions
  - whether a test has something about it that causes inconsistent results
* stabilizing influence that can make our lives simpler.
* virtue that applies to decorating as well as everything else in life.
+ Oscar Wilde, Quotations: 1854 births :: 1900 deaths :: Bisexual people :: Bisexual writers :: Disease-related deaths in France :: Irish novelists :: Irish poets :: Playwrights :: Writers from Dublin
  * Consistency is the last refuge of the unimaginative.
Condemnation
* can also refer to the condemning of unsafe structures.
* is an act of finality
  - another term for guilt
  - conditions
  - disapproval
  - objectings
* is the natural self's own judgment of itself
  - power of a public agency to seize land, usually for public purposes
  - result of unbelief
  - same as eternal punishment
  - sentence to eternal damnation
* load of bricks To the soul adrift in the sea of sin.
* means the judgment, death, and reprobation of man.
* serious disease that affects the heart, the inner being of a man.

Cylindrical one
* are called carbon nanotubes or buckytubes.
+ Fullerene: Carbon
  * A fullerene is any molecule composed entirely of carbon, in the form of a hollow sphere, ellipsoid, or tube. Spherical fullerenes are also called buckyballs, and they resemble the balls used in association football. Cylindrical ones are called carbon nanotubes or buckytubes. They are usually made in the form of a hollow ball or tube. The fullerene was found in 1985 by Robert Curl, Harold Kroto and Richard Smalley at the University of Sussex and Rice University, and was named after Buckminster Fuller because his famous Geodesic domes are similar in shape.

Cutting
* Some cutting is needed to keep bugs and disease from killing trees with nests of bald eagles
  - cuttings root easily in water
* Take cuttings from non-flowering shoots on many shrubs and climbers.
* are a common way to produce plants genetically identical to the parent
  - means of asexual reproduction in plants
  - popular and reliable way of propagating tree and shrub-like aloes
  - also of fast growing trees
  - biological growth
  - cut pieces of root, stem and leaves which are planted in nurseries
  - dilutions
  - hitting
  - movement
  - parts
* are pieces of cactus stem without roots
  - roots, stems, or leaves develop into new plants under proper conditions
  - separatings
  - stalks
  - the fastest , most efficient way of reproducing a plant
* can vary in how long they take to grow their own roots.
* come from plants before their transfer in dark chamber.
* have the advantage of producing a larger flowering plant faster than seedlings.
* often die in the winter from frost
  - root in live sphagnum, or rock wool

Chartreuse
* blend of yellow and green.
* come in two varieties, green and yellow.
* good color for fall walleyes in the weeds.
* is also excellent in murky water, especially for spotted and smallmouth bass
  - beverages
  - liqueurs
Conditional love
* is widespread today among adults in most relationships.
* thought or cluster of thoughts, from the mind.

Constructivism
* also destroys the existence of a gay community horizontally.
* applies to learners of all ages.
* assumes an entirely different approach to learning
  - that individuals are creative and dynamic
* builds off of problem solving and individualized learning.
* child-centered theory of learning that has been around for a long time.
* concentrates on learning how to think and understand..
* denies that people can ever understand an objective or fixed universal reality.
* dominates the environmental design of education.
* exists across all four spheres and in all settings.
* focuses on individuals rather than interactions
  - processes of learning rather than on learning behavior
* has important implications for teaching
  - the potential to represent an inclusive model of therapy
* holds that people learn by building on their current knowledge and skills.
* is about how knowledge is created
  - all about creating personal knowledge
* is an all-encompassing theory of learning
  - epistemology, a philosophical explanation about the nature of knowledge
  - art movement
  - based upon the child's active participation using their own experiences
  - derived from the field of cognitive psychology
  - now one of the leading teaching strategies in education today
  - quite an opposite paradigm of Behaviorism as described and defined above
  - similar to active learning, adult learning and self-directed learning
* is the exact opposite of transmission
  - idea that learning is an active process of building meaning for oneself
  - main underlying learning theory in postmodern education
  - understanding that knowledge is constructed within the mind of the learner
* looks carefully at how children create and develop their ideas.
* modern theory of knowledge.
* philosophy as well as a psychology of education.
* provides general concepts for thinking about teaching and learning.
* recognizes that learning process.
* represents one of the big ideas in education.
* set of theories, held by a fairly diverse set of authors.
* theory of knowing and understanding that guides individual and group learning
  - learning that has roots in both philosophy and psychology
* way of seeing the world.
* word used frequently by science educators lately.

Cardiac hypertrophy
* helps improve systolic function and unload cardiac muscle fibers.
* is considered a necessary compensatory response to increased afterload
  - recognizable microscopically by the increased size of the cells
* response of the heart to damage.
Consciousness
* All consciousness is founded on an originary self-consciousness
  - the result of vibrations
* activates mental models for solving problems.
* allows leadership to flow through individuals and groups.
* alone unites actions into the same person
  - remote existences into one person
* begins with perception.
* can interact with matter readily enough.
* confronts itself with the aim of achieving absolute knowing.
* connects to words and thinking.
* consists of discarded information far more than information present.
* contains only subjective feelings.
* continues after death, and finds expression in a future life
  - to function in the dream state and in the dreamless state
* evolves through forms to higher levels and the evolution collects in essence
  - with an underlying wisdom
* exists by uniting mind, soul and body.
* expands with size.
* gives expression to the essence of freedom.
* involves experience or awareness.
* is experience
  - subjective experience
* knows consciousness through consciousness.
* opens to sounds before images early in the morning.
* spirals from one level of awareness to another.
* starts with subjectivity.
* state of mind
* stimulates conscience.
* transforms when our egos are threatened and our hearts are challenged to open.
* unites substances, material or spiritual, with the same personality.

Choanal atresia
* congenital absence of communication between the nasal cavity and nasopharynx.
* creates a dead end at the back of the nasal passages.
* is the lack of a connection between the nose and the mouth.
* occurs equally across races.

Carnal love
* loves in order to be loved.
* shadow of romantic love.

Cadence
* are chord progressions which establish a scale.
* facility cost-reduction services company that helps national chains lower costs.
* is expressed in steps per minute
  - prosody
  - the world's leading provider of electronic design software and services
* student-run women's a cappella ensemble that specializes in popular styles.
* tightly knit group, and they often do things together.

Claustrophobia
* fear of enclosed spaces.
* is morbid fear of enclosed spaces
  - phobia
  - simple phobia
  - sometimes a problem for certain patients
* is the fear of being closed in, trapped in a small space
  - small enclosed spaces
* strikes some who walk into the bowels of the Earth.

Centralization
* determines which hierarchical levels have authority to make decisions.
* extends the sphere of controlled production at the expense of exchange.
* is combined with sovereignty of the people
  - consolidation
  - essential to realize the benefits of economies of scale
  - gather
  - integration
  - the order of the media day
Compartmentalization
* design concept that relies on closely-spaced, padded seating.
* is dissociation
  - most effective for wounds located adjacent to a vigorous, healthy branch
* separate process that takes place in wood present at the time of wounding.

Contempt
* is as ordinary as making fun of the way another person looks
  - disapproval
  - dislike
  - disobedience
  - disrespect
  - murder committed by the intellect, as hatred is murder committed by the heart
* is present in the agony people feel about money and jobs
  - wherever some people know other people who are different from themselves

Covetousness
* affects every level of human life.
* can bring a person to the condition called apostasy
  - about one's destruction
  - pop up in any area of life
* creates needs and wants that seek to fill the vacuum within the soul.
* drives people to sacrifice the lives of others, even to kill, for their own ends.
* gives rise to that unbridled lust which plunges individuals into adultery.
* great danger in time of persecution.
* is an occupational hazard to be guarded against
  - driven by greed
  - envy
  - found in the heart
  - idolatry
  - more than desire
  - normal desire gone wrong
  - one result of the fall of man
* is the basic reason for gambling
  - desire for material wealth or gain, ignoring the realm of the spiritual
  - exact opposite of contentment
  - father of unsatisfied desires
  - immoral desire for wealth by unlawful means
  - last enemy of both the sinner and the saint
  - most unfortunate evil of the human heart
  - source of oppression
* makes people gamble.
* means 'the wish to have more'.
* mirage that produces wretchedness.
* sin that reaches out for men of every age.
* wicked disposition of heart, a root of lawlessness.
Coastal zone
* are ecologically and economically important
  - home to the oceans' bounty
  - one type of ecosystem where biodiversity loss is of great concern in Japan
  - the most nutrient-rich life zones of the oceans
* face flooding, as warmer oceans expand and rise.
* play a significant role in the economic development of many developing countries.
* provide nitrogen from runoff and upwelling occurs readily along the coast.

Clone
* All clones are asexually reproduced beings
  - offspring
* Some clones have flowers double-sized from average plants
  - maintain a particular phase of the plants life cycle
* also face considerable health risks, with most animal clones dying even before they are born.
* are a group of genetically identical individual organisms produced asexually
  - result of the union of a donor cell, a recipient cell and a surrogate mother
  - also highly useful in biological research because of their genetic uniformity
  - created by labs
  - cuttings that can be grown to produce genetically identical plants
  - genetically identical copies of a cell line
  - immortal and produce monoclonal antibody
  - people made in an unusual manner
* can develop from portions of stems, leaves or roots.
* refer to plants, animals or bacteria that are essentially copies of one another.
* vary greatly in resistance to disease attack and damage.

Chapel
* are located in churchs
  - priests
  - prisons
  - towns
  - university campuses
  - places of worship
  - small churchs
  - temples
* are used for christians
  - meditation
  - prayer
  - religious services
  - sanctuaries
  - weddings
  - worshippings
* is house of worship
+ Chapel, Chapels at churches, Special chapels
  * Many chapels have a special purpose in the church. One of the most important uses for a small chapel within a church is to store the Sacrament, the wine and bread or wafer which is used for Holy Communion. Some chapels are designed to remind worshippers of a particular part of the 'Life of Christ', particularly the Crucifixion or Resurrection, or celebrate a certain Feast Day in the Church Year, such as the 'Assumption of the Virgin'.

Chronic laryngitis
* can have a number of causes.
* is treated differently, depending on the cause.

Christian life
* begins with a spiritual rebirth, a regeneration.
* is an expression of mutuality, reciprocity and equality
  - formed by distinctive beliefs, practices, attitudes and virtues
  - one of sowing and reaping
* life of Christian witness in word and deed.

Coordination
* deteriorates in competition as a consequence of fatigue.
* function of management.
* is brought about by chemical agents and in animals by a nervous system
  - classifications
  - crucial among externally fertilizing species living in vast ocean environments
  - defined by the polyhedron of anions that form about a cation
  - one of the main goals in physical education
  - the first physical ability to be impaired by alcohol
  - timing
* noncooperative rational expectations equilibrium among electors.
* principle that enables the writer to maintain a coherent and consistent document.
* way of adding sentences together.
Credibility
* breeds trust and people buy from businesses they trust.
* characteristic that has to be inferred by the recipient of the message.
* equates to knowledge, trust and questions answered in plain language.
* includes perceptions of integrity, knowledge, charisma, competence, and experience.
* involves trustworthiness, believability, honesty.
* is also related to keeping our word
  - an asset that pays high dividends
* is an important factor in selling a business
  - tool in the fight against drug abuse
  - driven by how people view what journalists do over time
  - earned by treating people with dignity and respect
  - important on the Web where users connect to unknown servers at remote locations
  - power plus competence, the known ability to get results
  - shaped by specific behaviors rather than a set of personality traits
  - something that is earned
* is the coin in which great powers conduct their affairs
  - name of the game in reaching farmers
* means honesty, trustworthiness, believability or integrity.
* refers more to the origins of the information
  - to establishing the truth value or accuracy of the research findings

Cruelty
* can include acts of physical violence and causing severe mental anguish.
* causes cruelty.
* includes both physical or mental cruelty.
* is abuse
  - at the extreme end of unacceptable animal treatment
  - condemned by all great men
  - contagious in uncivilized communities
* is in evidence in professional sports as well
  - the heritage of the caste-elite in the country
  - located in war
  - one of the infinite facets of the sea
  - the antithesis of hunting
* occurs when people lose touch with the real world.
* often goes with war
  - response to greater brutality
* part of life.
* persists in all markets.
* reigns among apes and monkeys as well.
* way people have of feeling strong.

Confirmation
* is another ordinance practiced by the biblical church and now is practiced by few
  - information
  - proof
  - religious ceremony
  - sacrament
* is the internal process of verification that uses the eye of reason
  - means by which a person becomes a full member of the church
  - sacrament which marks a mature affirmation of faith
* rite of passage, marking the entry into spiritual adulthood.
* sacrament which marks adult ownership and responsibility in the faith community.
Concept
* Some concepts make senses
  - relate to physiology
* apply to humans
  - students
* are a different order of reality from the physical world of rocks and people kicking rocks
  - abstract elements representing classes of phenomena within the field of study
  - abstraction
  - clusters of semantic features
* are ideas or thoughts, especially a generalized idea of a thing or a class of things
  - mental images
  - nouns which usually take the singular
  - symbolic generalizations of experience
  - the 'genes' of ideas
  - tools of reasoning
* can represent objects, activities, or living things.
* challenge imagination.
* come from observations
  - sources
* connected to moral development include values, ethics, and morality.
* describe evolution.
* differ in infants, animals, and adults.
* emphasize beliefs.
* explain variation.
* have benefits
  - descriptions
  - economic potential
  - existence only in the mind
  - fundamental problems
  - immense benefits
  - important limitations
  - possibility
* illustrate productivity.
* impact everyday life
* involve theories.
* is an idea
* pervade every aspect of cognition from reasoning to memory.
* play a key role in our understanding of the universe.
* provide advancement
  - frameworks
  - insight
  - more information
  - useful frameworks
* refer to the basic mathematical knowledge needed for solving mathematical problems.
* relate to activities.
* rely on beliefs.
* require characteristics
  - interpretations
* support operations.
+ Singular: Grammar
  * Concepts are nouns which usually take the singular. But when we talk of different types of rhythm, those are particular rhythms.

Cardiac transplantation
* is an accepted form of therapy for end staged cardiac failure
  - recognized as a proven procedure in appropriately selected patients
* proven method for patients with end-stage failing hearts.

Candlepower
* is intensity
  - often to measure the intensity of lamps that project light
* measurement of light intensity.
Contrast
* Refers to how far the whitest white can be from the blackest black.
* Related to proximity is the idea of contrast.
* adjusts the level of video contrast for video playback.
* affects flicker and speed perception differently.
* applies to size, color, positioning, and typography.
* are a fundamental aspect of our ability to perceive and make sense of things
  - an important element of life
* can apply to the size of type or graphics, or the use of color
  - be a major problem when photographing people or animals in snow scenes
  - include the difference between light and dark areas, or a marked difference in colours
* function of the angle at which the light strikes a photographic subject.
* helps define the depth of an image, and is important when projecting video images.
* is also very important for individuals who can see but have reduced vision
  - an especially important principle in graphic design, it is crucial to communication
  - comparison
  - controlled by development and the contrast grade of the paper used for printing
  - effected by how long film is developed or by agitation of the film
* is important in assessing neck disease
  - to the visually impaired
  - injected directly into the coronary arteries
  - measured by dividing the lowest light level in a space by the highest level
  - opposition
  - scope
* is the balance of the space given to graphics, text and white space
  - degree of separation between values
* is the difference between the projected white and black images
  - in the light to dark areas of a photo
  - juxtaposition of dissimilar entities or objects
  - opposite of harmony
  - positioning of dissimilar visual elements on a page
* is the ratio between black level and maximum white level
  - of density to the logarithmic value of exposure
  - tonal gradation between highlights, middle tones, and shadows
  - visible difference in brightness from the darkest color to the lightest
  - visual perceptions
* liquid that improves the visibility of structures within the body.
* measure of the rate of change of brightness in an image.
* measures the difference in light intensity between the dark and light areas of the screen.
* protostomates and deuterostomates.
* refers to the paper's difference between pure black and pure white on the exposed paper
  - range of difference between elements
* travels through the intestines without reflux or obstruction and at a normal rate.
Cardiac rehabilitation
* Cardiac Rehabilitation helps individuals in the management of heart disease.
* decreases anginal pain and improves heart failure symptoms.
* is an important part of secondary prevention
  - for anyone with heart disease
  - safe for patients who have been appropriately screened and evaluated
  - the bridge between hospitalization and normal living
* produces physiological, metabolic, and psychological benefits.
* program for patients who have had a heart attack or stroke.
* works well for many people with coronary artery disease.

Computerization
* cornerstone of daily business.
* enables storage of large amounts of data in small spaces.
* greatly facilitates the commoditization of information.
* is automation
  - having at least one stand-alone computer
* is the future of nursing facilities
  - modern equivalent of Calvino's chess game
  - practice of management by other means
* permits effective and highly efficient management of large amounts of information.

Consumer demand
* can drive markets.
* fuels the marketplace and contributes to the depletion of wild populations.
* key determinant of the health of the overall economy.

Camphor
* grow either in full sun or light shade, and prefer well-drained, sandy soil.
* is chemical compounds
  - commonly mixed with other ingredients to aid in the relief of particular ailments
  - natural resin
* major constituent of the essential oil.
* occurs in spike lavender, hyssop and coriander.
* produces nose and sinus irritation.
* treats many ailments and medical conditions.

Career planning
* chance to get back on track.
* continuous process of self assessment, exploration, and decision making.
* dynamic process occurring over the lifetime of an individual.
* dynamic, developmental process occurring over the lifetime of the individual.
* helps to ensure that an employee has a future with an organzation.
* is about making informed career decisions in an ever-changing world of work
  - an individual activity that occurs throughout a person's working lifetime
* is an ongoing process from youth through adulthood
  - throughout life
* life-long process.
* long-term process requiring active participation.

Counselling
* allows people to work through and move on from the frozen, painful, feelings.
* can help one change a negative view of one's self, of one's past and of one's future.
* complex skill which is both an art and a science.
* does promote safer sex.
* is about the understanding of people's behaviour.
* is important because it helps children mature and make sound decisions
  - in a marriage for two willing participants
  - similar to other caring professions
  - when people come to talk through difficulties or fears with a trained counsellor
* provides a purposeful relationship in which one person helps another to help themselves.
* way of facilitating choice or change or reducing confusion.
Dissonance
* Notes that conflict, or sound outside of a chord in which they occur.
* creates attention and interest.
* deals with the uncomfortable feelings of inconsistency.
* increases tension level in people.
* influences behavior.
* is an inability to be flexible
  - used to connect consonances
* lies on the cutting edge of today's industrial music scene.
* processes as self-affirmation.
* produces tension or stress.

Direct sun
* can also kill mycelium.
* is the best for growth and flowering and also prefers soil that is kept barely moist
  - worst enemy of any automobile interior or home upholstery
* rays heat south-facing branches and southwest sides of tree trunks.
Distal pancreatectomy
* is inappropriate because of the proximal location of the injury.
* takes out only the tail of the pancreas
  - the body and tail of the pancreas

Different strategy
* Different strategies affect characteristics.
* Different strategies are used by companies
  - large companies

Democratic socialism
* goal, a method and a way.
* is an international movement for freedom, social justice and solidarity
  - democratic and communitarian
  - thereby an oxymoron that has no basis in reality

Dietary change
* can also lead to increased gas
  - alter the expression and activity of hepatic drug metabolizing enzymes
  - change the course of the disease and prevent mental retardation
* can help dramatically
  - improve nutritional status
  - reduce uric acid levels in the blood
  - relieve symptoms
* involve decreasing the amount of fat and sugar consumed.
* is an important initial approach to the treatment and prevention of hypertension.

Deep frostbite
* affects the skin and the subcutaneous tissues, as well as the muscle and bone.
* extends to a depth below the skin.
* involves skin, tissue, muscle and bone.
* is characterized by pale, waxy skin
  - waxy and pale skin
  - when the frostbite extends down to the tissues and muscles

Dynamism
* also arises out of the interplay of different systems of representation.
* can also derive from interactivity, as readers contribute their ideas or images.
* gives individuals both the freedom to learn and the incentives to share what they discover.
* is about change, and positive change at that
  - doctrines
  - strength
* requires that institutions respond to new realities.

Dreaming
*  eye movement.
* are used for enlightenment
  - fun
* cause car accidents
  - confusion
  - fantasies
  - fear
  - inspiration
  - nightmares

Deep cultivation
* can stunt plants and slow down growth causing fibrous stems.
* injures roots and decreases growth and yield.

Deference
* device of the disempowered to gain a hearing.
* is civility
  - courtesy
  - politeness

Defamation
* can consist of libel in written form or by slander, which is verbal.
* communication which adversely affects the reputation of another person.
* consists of a published false statement intending to harm the reputation of another
  - false and unprivileged publication which results in economic damages
* crime because it is considered to have a tendency to promote breach of peace
  - punishable by imprisonment or fine
* false statement about another that harms reputation.
* is an attack on another person's character
  - intentional false communication that injures another's reputation or good name
  - false or misleading injury to someone's reputation
  - publication of a falsehood
  - term that includes both slander and libel
  - the legal term for slanderous spoken remarks and libelous written statements
* necessarily involves the idea of disgrace.
* occurs when one person's false statement injures the reputation of another person.
* statement that harms the reputation of someone else.
* takes two forms, libel and slander.
* tool of bullying.
Disparity
* Disparities also exist in the prevalence of risk factors for cardiovascular disease
  - exist between workers
* Disparities exist in both mortality and incidence rates
  - outcomes among races, sexes, ages, regions, etc
  - performance among subgroups
  - often exist despite job function and length of employment
* arises from the fact that our two eyes have a slightly different view of the world.
* exists in the enrollment ratios for boys and girls in all our institutions of learning.
* is caused by humanistic value judgments concerning the badness of a particular murder
  - inequality
* occurs when the funding allocation is determined to be disproportionate.
* precedes diversity.

Divine love
* conquers all and enlarges the powers of the soul.
* embraces all levels of thought and action.
* happens where faith in Jesus happens.
* is far different from human love
  - reflected by human love in the biblical illustration of bride and bridegroom
  - self-giving love
* is the balance between justice and mercy
  - opposite of selfishness
  - unconditional love
* pays the price for man's redemption.

Dominion
* believes that high-quality education is the key component of economic growth.
* help desk, and customer service software system.
* incorporates the meaning of ruling, managing, processing, protecting, and so on.
* is an honor that provides a gentle hand that protects, respects and loves
  - old word often heard to describe Canada when it was part of the British Empire
  - areas
  - authority to rule
  - control
  - dominance
  - states
* is the nation s largest fully integrated electric power and natural gas company
  - nation's fourth largest fully integrated electric and gas utility
* means stewardship over nature.
* significant player in the evolving electrical markets.
* type of the Kingdom of Heaven.
+ Hamilton, Ontario, History
  * But factories demanded that people work hard jobs for long hours. Dominion is an old word often heard to describe Canada when it was part of the British Empire.

Demobilization
* is social control.
* risky enterprise, particularly in post-conflict scenarios.

Dwarfs
* All dwarfs have beards and wear up to twelve layers of clothing.
* Some dwarfs become black dwarfs.
* Some dwarfs have claws
  - flowers
Degenerative change
* are also causes of backache
  - present in the intervertebral discs of all subjects by middle-age
  - primarily in the photoreceptor layer
  - visible on both surfaces of the joint
* emerge rapidly after the adolescent growth spurt.
* occur in the cells of the epithelioid layer in the placental hemisphere.
* result from lack of enzymes.
Dislocation
* Most dislocations occur after birth and are related to unstable or dislocatable hips.
* are extended line defects and their motion involve the collective motion of many atoms
  - more common after complex surgeries
* can also act as fast diffusion pathways
  - affect a joint, the point where two or more bones come together
  - lead to serious injuries
  - recur
  - slip in planes containing both the dislocation line and the Burgers vector
* come in almost every era.
* correspond to the insertion of an extra period in the stripe pattern.
* give rise to the characteristic malleability of metals.
* happens most often with hip replacements.
* is an injury that results in a bone being moved out of place
  - disruption
  - either unilateral or bilateral
  - interruptions
  - perturbation
  - the most severe injury affecting the shoulder
  - when the ball comes out of the socket
* means that the metal ball slips out of the plastic socket.
* move most readily in slip planes.
* often enter as pairs, or as loops.
* play an important role in bulk microstructural changes that occur upon poling.
* tend to occur after delivery.

Deportation
* is an explusion of an alien who is already in the U.S. either legally or illegally
  - ejections
  - issuing
  - rejection
* often causes the U.S. citizen children of aliens to leave the United States.
  * can also happen inside a country. A person or a group of people may be forced to move to a different part of the country, as a punishment.

Dietary selenium
* affects locomotor activity and startle responses in rats.
* comes from nuts, cereals and mushrooms.

Detoxification
* begins as the mud dries, absorbing toxins and impurities
  - in the colon
* enables the skin to easily absorb minerals from the kelp.
* form of treatment that addresses the client's physiological needs.
* is by dilution and oxidation, or application of potassium permanganate
  - important for resolution of eczema problems
  - medical care
  - one of the most important paths to good health and long life
  - only part of treating the addicted patient
  - provided for alcohol, opiates, prescription drugs, and other substances
  - required for certain drugs, such as heroin and barbiturates
* is the body clearing itself of alcohol and drugs and returning to normal
  - elimination of various harmful chemicals from the body
* is the first phase of treatment
  - step in treatment for crack cocaine addiction
  - gradual withdrawal of an abused substance under controlled circumstances
  - to make use of the healthy food to remove the toxins from the body
* occurs as the body rids itself of crack and adapts back to normal functioning.
* precursor of treatment.