ontocord/MixtureVitae-genericsKB huggingface dataset:
### rate | speed:

Radial velocity
* Radial velocities are relatively easy to measure
* is how fast the target is coming towards , or going away from , the radar
  - the speed of an object toward or away from the radar antenna
+ Doppler radar: Technology
  * Radial velocity is how fast the target is coming towards, or going away from, the radar. The Doppler effect will shift the received frequency up or down, based on the radial velocity of a target in the beam. This gives a direct and highly accurate measurement of target velocity, but only the radial velocity.

### rate | speed:

Scud
* All scuds provide fish with important food.
* Most scuds avoid light and during the daytime are found among vegetation or under rocks or debris.
* also rank high, especially when looking at high mountain lakes.
* are an important food for fish, frogs and birds
  - source for many fishes
  - basically scavengers
  - known for their voracious appetites
  - missiles
  - often tan, pink or orange
  - very nimble as they dart and climb among the aquatic plants and other structure
  - weapons
* have a very interesting way of producing young.
* is speed
* make up the other staple of trout in slow water and lakes.
* require a relatively large amount calcium to support their molts.
* tend to have a color that is similar to their surrounding environment.

Shutter speed
* Explain how to set shutter speed on a large format camera.
* controls the amount of light that reaches the film during exposure.
* determines how long the shutter stays open to allow light in.
* is simply an amount of time
  - the duration of time that the shutter stays open
* is the amount of time that the aperture is open
  - the shutter is open, allowing light to fall on the film
  - speed with which the camera's shutter opens when the picture is taken

Slow speed
* are essential to avoid road hazards
* show greater change with age than fast speeds.

### rate | speed:

Terminal velocity
* Terminal velocities are speed
  - video games
* is achieved when all forces are balanced
  - attained when one's weight equals the drag imposed by the atmosphere
  - reached when the force of air resistance equals the weight of the object
  - the point at which the drag force equals the force of gravity
  - when the force of gravity equals the drag force, also known as air resistence
* occurs when the acceleration of a freely falling object is equal to zero
  - net force on a falling object goes to zero
  - weight of an object is balanced by the drag
### rate:

Suicide rate
* are among the highest in the world
  - comparatively lower in Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, and Uzbekistan
  - high, especially among senior citizens
  - higher for people of low income
* are highest among the divorced, separated, and widowed and lowest among the married
  - for people with mood disorders
  - the highest among the divorced and widowed, and lowest among the married
  - twice the national rate, as are deaths from influenza and pneumonia
* can vary considerably from year to year.
* fluctuate independently of gun control laws and gun ownership
* increase for men as they age.
* increase with age
  - famous victims as do car and plane crashes
* vary from one culture to another.

Survival rate
* are affected by disease, malnutrition and predation.
* decline for women diagnosed with later stages of disease.
* is predicted using a logistic regression model to predict probability of survival.
* jump dramatically when cancers are detected at an early, localized stage.
* vary according to the type of cancer and how early the disease is detected
  - widely by cell type and stage of disease

Tax rate
* affect prices for working, saving, and investment.
* are mathematical tables that determine the amount of tax that an individual owes
  - rates
  - usually a consideration when people buy a new home
### ratio:

Efficiency ratio
* identify the extent to which the firms operations are being run efficiently.
* measure the degree of effectiveness in the use of land, labor and capital.
* refer to how well zinc is absorbed by the plant.

### ratio | efficiency:

Allocative efficiency
* describes how best to distribute resources across competing programs.
* is the theoretical justification for the usage of money.
* matches public spending with consumer preferences.
* measure of the allocation of productive inputs to their best use.
* occurs when marginal social benefits are equal to marginal social costs
  - total social cost equals total social benefit

Dynamic efficiency
* is enormously important for the long-run standard of living of a society.
* is, by definition, the rate of increase in productive efficiency.

Economic efficiency
* can mean high unemployment or diminished services.
* has to do with how much wealth a given resource base can generate.
* is actually marginal benefits divided by marginal costs.
* means obtaining the most benefit from our scarce resources
  - that production is at maximum, while cost is at minimum
* refers to the relative valuations the users attach to their network service.
* secondary, but still important, aspect of free software.
Real object
* All real objects occupy three-dimensional space.
* Every real object has a colour and a size.
* reflect some of the energy impinging on their surfaces.
+ Stress (mechanics), Stress in one-dimensional bodies: Materials science :: Elasticity (physics) :: Mechanics :: Engineering
  * All real objects occupy three-dimensional space. However, if two dimensions are very large or very small compared to the others, the object may be modelled as one-dimensional. This simplifies the mathematical modelling of the object. One-dimensional objects include a piece of wire loaded at the ends and viewed from the side, and a metal sheet loaded on the face and viewed up close and through the cross section.

### real people:

Real witch
* Real Witches are real people.
* are the most dangerous of all living creatures on earth.
* call upon spirits to help bring health and peace to the world.

Real property
* Real properties are properties.
* consists of land and anything that has been permanently attached to it
  - certain kinds of interests in land
  - items that are permanently attached to the land
  - land, buildings, and natural resources such as water, oil, or minerals
* constitutes sites and buildings connected with the ground by firm foundations.
* encompasses rights with respect to land.
* includes all gifts of real estate
  - assets of a fixed nature such as buildings and land
* is all tangible real estate that is fixed, immovable property
  - anything that is attached to the home
  - coextensive with lands, tenements and hereditaments
  - essentially land and all the things that are attached to it
  - generally land and all things attached to it
  - land and any permanent structures attached to it
* is land and anything attached to the land
  - that is attached to it
  - generally anything built on land, growing on land, or attached to land
  - the attachments to the land, such as buildings
  - whatever is erected, growing on, or affixed to the land
  - any any permanent structures attached to it
  - or real estate
  - together with whatever is erected on it or affixed to it
  - property which is attached such as land and buildings
* is real estate only
  - that the government no longer needs
  - estate, and personal property is everything else
  - simply real estate a home, farm, or other land
* means property that is fixed or immobile such as land and buildings.
* term used in the law in distinction to personal property.
### reality based:

Color photography
* All color photography is the blending of three basic colors, yellow, magenta and cyan.
* captures gradations of color and tone that are smooth and natural to the eye.
* is reality based.

Augmented reality
* Augmented Reality is where virtual data is superimposed upon a real image.
* enhances the real world with additional displays, images, and pictures.
* is the continuum from reality to virtual reality.

Objective reality
* Objective Reality creates the origins of moral truth.
* has objective, true properties.
* is everything that just simply exists
  - extremely important in creating a medium for life
* is the medium and substance of life
  - which sorts out problems and creates life
  - reality, which is ouside and independant of any individual consciousness

Physical reality
* is as spiritual as our nature
  - inseparable from space-time
  - the only reality
* projection-a version of consciousness in material form.

Political reality
* derives from economic reality.
* encompasses sin, death, and suffering.

Social reality
* constructs peoples view of the world.
* evolves constantly.
* exists only in connection with the events that create and maintain it.

Virtualized reality
* different beast than virtual reality.
* has significant advantages over virtual reality.
* starts with a real world, rather than creating an artificial model of it.

Realization
* is composing
  - musical compositions
  - sales
  - understanding
* seeks truth.

### really physicists:

Professional astronomer
* Most professional astronomers hold doctorates in astronomy or astrophysics.
* Some professional astronomers have positions.
* appreciate functions.
* are really physicists.
* find aspects.

### really small:

Bumblebee bat
* are really small.
* have a wingspan of five and a half inches.

Rearrangement
* Many rearrangements are detectable by changes in linkage or effects on meiotic products.
* is transcription

### rearrangement:

Chromosomal rearrangement
* can establish postzygote isolation in a single step.
* contribute to speciation in two main ways.
* disrupt meiotic pairing, which can delete or duplicate genes.
* maintain a polymorphic supergene controlling butterfly mimicry.

Genomic rearrangement
* create karyotype diversity.
* define a large region which is non-essential under laboratory conditions.

### reception room:

Parlor
* allow individuals working in private or small groups to convene in an enclosed space.
* are located in buildings
  - cities
  - houses
  - victorian houses
* are used for meetings
  - play games
  - visitings
* reception room

### recessions:

Economic downturn
* are recessions.
* can have destructive effects on global political stability and military security.

### recessive trait:

Red hair
* can go more on fire or be watered down with copper tones.
* is made by genes.
* recessive trait.
+ Redhead: Hair
  * Red hair is made by genes. The gene for red hair is recessive, meaning to be weaker than other genes, like the brown hair gene, for example.
Recognition
* allows for the presence of kin-specific interactions, like kin altruism.
* begins in utero with an inventory of the tissues of the developing human.
* comes from matching the visual symbol with a memory, or experience, stored in our brain.
* formal declaration by one nation that another exists.
* fuels self-esteem, which fosters strong individuals.
* is acceptance
  - an energizing activity that creates a flow of positive energy between people
  - appointments
  - approval
  - diplomacies
  - one of the highest forms of motivation causing employees to put out effort
* is the capability of a system to recognize attacks or the probing that precedes attacks
  - cultural acceptance of value of a work
  - positive assessment that the detected object is human, animal, or something else
* means being able to identify as well as detect a particular pattern of stimulation.
* powerful tool that influences behavior, attitude and culture.
* process where certain studied information is identified within a group of items.
* refers to the legitimacy granted by the participants to the other's claims and status.
* sequences for many enzymes are the same on both strands.
+ Bird, Behaviour, Communication, Songbirds:
  * Songbirds are passerines, many of which have beautiful melodic songs. Songs have different functions. Danger cries are different from territorial songs, and mating calls are a third type. Fledgling may also have different calls from adults. Recognition calls for partners are quite common.

### recorded orally:

Aboriginal history
* Aboriginal histories predate Canadian history by thousands of years.
* is recorded orally.

### recovery:

Recapture
* are recovery
  - seizures
* is recovery

Rescue
* are bands
  - tv shows
* is an all volunteer, nonprofit rescue and placement organization
  - undertaking that can only succeed with everyone's participation
* means responsibility for the animal's maintenance and welfare.
* program that takes in dogs that have lost their home for any number of reasons.
* role playing game system.
* volunteer activity and rescue people commit countless hours helping homeless dogs.

### recovery | rescue:

Mountain rescue
* is one of the most visible types of voluntary support from the public
  - something that requires talent that is acquired over years
* small part of the life of rangers and deputies.
### recovery | rescue:

Redemption
* also means deliverance from the power of sin.
* always means the payment of a price to secure release.
* are events
  - exchanges
  - located in confessions
  - purchases
  - rescues
* basically means to save or deliver by payment of a price.
* can be as quick as the blink of an eye.
* collectable trading card game based on the Bible
  - of Biblical adventures for two or more players
* has a past, a present, and a future
  - an eschatological aspect also which transcends time
* includes the gradual removal of the effects of sin on our minds.
* involves the payment of a price.
* is about being redeemed
  - an outgrowth rather than a reversal of suffering
  - deliverance by the payment of a price
  - difficult to the self purposed soul
  - for all creation
  - from the pit of sin
  - made possible only by the blood of the sacrifice
  - salvation, deliverance, and rescue
  - still through suffering
* is the basis of justification
  - freeing of a man from misery by the intervention of a ransom, as appeareth
  - message of the shofar permeating completely
  - promise for all people
* is to restore and recover what was previously determined by creation
  - return to that Eden-like state of nature before man's corruption of Earth
  - serve and to sacrifice one s own interests for the benefit of others
* leads to revelation, both of which lead to worship.
* lies through faith and obedience.
* marks the new beginning of life.
* means the paying of the price
  - restoration of true selfhood and the dignity of true self-possession
  - there future
* means to buy back from under the penalty of law
  - out of slavery
* mix between role playing, action, narrative and puzzle solving.
* refers to the act of buying something or someone back from what they've been sold into.
* speaks of the salvation of mankind.
* very important and prominent theme in the Scriptures.

### recursive process:

Educational reform
* is key to reducing income inequality in the long term
  - slower when women are left behind
* recursive process.
### recycling:

Battery recycling
* eliminates risks of chemical releases and liability.
* is also an important source of lead exposures.

Paper recycling
* is the kind of business that snowballs with visibility and wordofmouth advertising.
* reduces air and water pollution.

Water recycling
* allows water managers to match water quality to specific reuse applications.
* can decrease diversion of freshwater from sensitive ecosystems
  - reduce and prevent pollution
* critical element for managing our water resources.
* decreases discharge to sensitive water bodies.
* is the recycling of most concern.
* key strategy for managing our water resources efficiently and sustainably.
* provides urban water with a second useful life.

### red liquid:

Sulfur dichloride
* red liquid.
+ Sulfur dichloride, Properties: Sulfur compounds :: Chlorine compounds
  * Sulfur dichloride is a red liquid. It has a strong odor. It is a common sulfur chloride. It reacts with water to make hydrochloric acid and sulfur dioxide. When it is old, it might have some chlorine in it. It reacts with fluorides to make sulfur tetrafluoride.

Redistribution
* happens as they share their skills and empower others to take charge of their lives.
* is an important goal in Sweden s pension policy
  - distribution
  - for everyone who needs land
  - one of the central tenets of the welfare state, and of socialism
  - pursuant to group rights expressed in something called entitlement

### reduced:

Neurotransmitter release
* involves the process of endocytosis.
* is reduced
  - the most basic mechanism underlying neural function

### refinings:

Petroleum refining
* are refinings.
* is the largest industrial user of energy
  - unique among manufacturing industries from an energy stand-point

Reflexivity
* formal property of some genetic sequences.
* is something directed toward oneself.
* is the ethnographer of the text
  - turning back of an action onto the actor
* means that self-awareness is part of the environment.
### rehabilitation:

Physical rehabilitation
* focuses on recovery from the physical effects of surgery or chemotherapy
  - trauma of surgery or chemotherapy
* goes some way to supporting young amputees psychologically.
* includes improving strength, range of motion, and endurance.
* is rehabilitation.

Urban renewal
* are reclamation.
* condemns private property for private use.

Relate compound
* Most relate compounds derive from plants.
* Some relate compounds cause diseases
  - deter herbivores

Related compound
* are carcinogenic and mutagenic.
* cause severe lung injury if aspirated and mucous membrane injury.

### related malady:

Connoisseurship
* comes from the evaluation and judgment of works of art.
* is taste
* related malady.
### relationship:

Symbiotic relationship
* are also characteristic of sea anemones
  - classified according to the benefits the symbionts receive
* are common among animals and plants
  - organisms living on coral reefs
  - and add to the complexity of species interactions
* call into question the notion of individuality.
* demand that one person has power over another.
* evolve over time either individually, or together- it depends on the case.
* pervade all levels of biological systems.

True relationship
* demand individuals devoting themselves to the welfare of other individuals.
* is the key to the meaning of life.

### relative symptom:

Dry hair
* is brittle and breaks easily
  - difficult to control after shampoo, looks limp and has ends that are dry and split
  - for squids
  - fragile hair
* needs the application of oil daily.
* relative symptom.

### relative term:

Lethality
* is associated with inappropriate empirical antibiotic treatment
  - morbidity
* refers to the likelihood of death resulting from the act in the immediate or near future.
* reflects the relative ease with which an agent causes death in a susceptible population.
* relative term.

Low power
* eyepieces widen field of view.
* is almost no power
  - only effective in the stimulation of ear points and surface points

### relatively inactive metabolically:

Fat tissue
* contains virtually now water.
* has a limited capacity to absorb alcohol.
* is relatively inactive metabolically.
* s purpose is to store calories.

### relatively inexpensive:

Fetal pig
* are relatively inexpensive.
* come from sows who are slaughtered for their meat.

### relatively nontoxic:

Skin cleanser
* Some skin cleansers get their moisturizing power from gentle things like olive oil.
* are relatively nontoxic.

### relatively rapid:

Gastrointestinal absorption
* Some gastrointestinal absorption increases availability.
* is relatively rapid.

### relatively rare condition:

Uveal melanoma
* Most uveal melanomas occur in the choroid.
* contain antigenically specific and non-specific infiltrating lymphocytes.
* has a high mortality rate and responds poorly to existing chemotherapy.
* is the second most common melanoma observed in humans.
* relatively rare condition.
* represent the most common primary intraocular tumor.

Giant centipede
* Some giant centipedes feed on animals
  - live in deserts
* are relatively rare.
### repetition:

Reiteration
* is repetition
* seems to always precede the generation of complex images by the brain.

Representation
* are activities
  - bodies
  - content
  - cooperation
  - creations
  - rights
  - statements
* central issue in cognitive science.
* colonize the mind and the imagination.
* is central to the study of mathematics
  - inherited by our cartesian, and abstract traditions in philosophy
  - like language to children
  - pervasive in algebra
* is representation of similarities or relational qualities
* is the conceptual core of an information system
  - essence of language
  - what makes human behavior uniquely flexible in the animal kingdom
  - when a painting looks somewhat like an object or a scene
* refers to the consistent visual language that supports that architecture.

### representation:

Audiogram
* are one of the tools health care providers use to identify a hearing loss.
* test each ear to determine an employee's hearing threshold at specific frequencies.

Data representation
* affects problem-solving strategies.
* is based on multi-dimensional arrays
  - presented through the different number systems and character codes

Effigy
* Effigies are common elements in art of the dead.
+ Effigy: Death customs :: Sculpture :: Monuments and memorials
  * An 'effigy' is a representation of a specific person, especially in the form of sculpture or some other three-dimensional medium. Effigies are common elements in art of the dead. They are usually made of stone or metal and placed on a tomb.
### representation | memory:

Auditory memory
* is the ability to remember sounds, symbols and words.
* refers to the learner's ability to store and recall what has been heard.

Cellular memory
* holds patterns for disease and wellness.
* lives within polarity and consists of fear based programs.

### representation | memory:

Computer memory
* All computer memory forgets everything it holds when power to it is shut off.
* Some computer memory is part of computers
  - laptops
* consists of a sequence of storage cells.
* gets bigger every year.
* grows by adding computer chips.
* is computer hardware
* is divided into locations called bytes
  - many cells
  - two parts, the operand memory and instruction memory
  - information
  - just like our memory
  - lists
  - made up of many locations, each holding one 'bit' of data
  - measured in bytes
  - used as an intermediate store
* sequence of bytes.
* storage device
* uses electricity to store the data , hard disks use magnetism.
+ Cache, The difference between buffer and cache: Computer science
  * The reason why they are used is different, though. A buffer is a location in memory that is traditionally used because CPU instructions cannot directly address data stored in peripheral devices. Computer memory is used as an intermediate store.
+ RAID, Introduction, Reading and writing data: Storage devices
  * In the computer, data is organised in the form of bits and bytes. Computer memory uses electricity to store the data, hard disks use magnetism. Therefore when data is 'written' on a disk, the electric signal is converted into a magnetic one.

Corporate memory
* goes beyond a single person and lifetime.
* includes all the information, data, and know-how that a company possesses.
* is lost or forgotten.

Declarative memory
* involves facts, while procedural memory involves perceptual-motor processes
  - the hippocampus, while procedural memory involves the cerebellum more
* is available to consciousness
  - long-term memory in which facts and numbers are stored
* is memory THAT something is the case
  - for facts
* is the ability to remember names, faces, telephone numbers, or important events
  - memory of facts

Episodic memory
* includes episodes that happen in a person's life, similar to a daily diary.
* involves research about how people remember.
  - where children are, in fact, remembering events
* is the ability to remember the details of specific events
  - area most likely to worsen with age
* means remembering one's own experiences and semantic memory stores facts.
* represents our memory of events and experiences in a serial form.
* retains personal experiences.

Explicit memory
* appears to encompass different elements of memory.
* applies conscious effort to the storing and recalling of information.
* involves the recall of facts, episodes and ideas.
* is associated with the hippocampus and temporal lobes
  - part of declarative memory and is centered on structures in the limbic system

External memory
* is for the long term storage of information.
* refers to permanent storage.
### representation:

Propositional representation
* are very important in many domains of cognitive psychology.
* lead to problems that are, in general, computationally intractable.

Puppetry
* Puppetries are art
  - dramatization
* can also help the teacher to understand any of the child's behavior problems
  - be a very skilled art, and it can play a part in many types of theatre
* combines the different art forms of drama, singing, dancing,music,painting and sculpture.

### representation | puppetry:

Water puppetry
* Vietnamese art dating back to about the twelfth century.
* is an art unique to Vietnam
  - performed in a chest-deep pool of water, with the water's surface as a stage

Stereonegative stereotype
* Negative stereotypes can endure and die hard.
* Negative stereotypes cause discrimination
  - stigmas
  - continue to be part of the reality that indigenous people face
  - contribute to people feeling threatened

Stereoracial stereotype
* Many racial stereotypes focus on our sexuality through the use of racist myths.
* Racial stereotypes are still prevalent and in use
  - develop in a variety of ways
### representation:

Stereotype
* Some stereotypes suggest a change in sexuality occurs with aging.
* abound in the Middle East, especially negative stereotypes about Arab people
  - when there distance
* also change gradually over time
  - come between people and build walls
* also exist for persons from minority groups in the larger society
  - specific to the computer world
  - work, to some extent, like self-fulfilling prophecy
* appear in other forms.
* are a common form of media representation
  - kind of lie and they hurt people's feelings
  - negative way to group others
  - assumptions made about people based on little actual information
  - barriers to good communication and good service
  - beliefs that associate groups of people with certain traits
  - both dehumanizing, and misleading
  - discriminatory in that they take away a person's individuality
  - inaccurate generalizations about groups
  - labels perhaps, and they create barriers
* are often negative
  - rigid little bundles of belief
  - one way in which people define the world in a more simplified manner
  - overgeneralizations and oversimplifications
  - particular types of schemata
  - representations
  - resistant to change in spite of logic and personal experiences
  - sets of beliefs about characteristics attributed to members of a certain group
  - stigmatic and discriminatory labels that are placed on people
  - the mind's shorthand for dealing with complexities
  - unwanted, even if they are intended to be positive
  - very damaging to ethnic groups
* attribute to people a set of behaviors and psychological traits.
* can also offer some individuals security and safety.
* can be dangerous when interacting with a specific person from a different culture
  - negative or positive
* can lead people to make unfair judgments about individuals and groups
  - to low morale and negative feelings
* create boundaries between races.
* easily turn into prejudice and racism.
* exaggerate group characteristics.
* exist because some things are universal
  - for every group of people imaginable
* have a controlling function.
* help create boundaries between races.
* influence our attention, recall, and judgments of other people.
* lead to prejudice and unnecessary conflict in people's dealings with others.
* limit children from developing their full potential
  - people in how they see themselves and others
* maintain prejudice.
* normally reflect differences between one's own and a different culture.
* occur in every culture, in every nation.
* often go through stages of development
  - reflect the differences in socioeconomic status, religion, or dialect
  - substitute for knowledge and cross-cultural understanding
* persist with regard to the social roles of women and men.
* promote stigma, and stigma prevents people from seeking treatment.
* rob people of their individuality and lead to narrow-mindedness.
* seem to go along with difference, especially racial differences.
* serve a communicative function
  - function, often subconscious
  - variety of purposes
* tend to portray men and women in very simplistic ways.
### resin:

Plastic resin
* have a variety of chemical make-ups.
* require far less energy to produce than most alternative materials.

Polyester resin
* are also available for use as coatings for curing by ultraviolet radiation
  - only compatible with fiberglass fibers
  - the most commonly used matrix in the marine and composite industry
* is also suitable for producing polyester zipper, polyester paint and thermosol etc.
* tends to have yellowish tint, and is suitable for most backyard projects.

Polystyrene
* Some polystyrene has excellent insulation properties
* are one of seven categories of plastics.
* is synthetic resin

### resin | polystyrene:

Extruded polystyrene
* is the most suitable insulation material for earth contact.
* looks somewhat like expanded polystyrene.
### resistance:

Corrosion resistance
* allows use where methanol-based fuels corrode steel.
* function of thickness.
* increases as Phosphorous level increases.
* is better in de-aerated acid
  - dispositions
  - similar to that of commercially pure wrought nickel
* strong selling point for construction materials.

### resistance:

Drug resistance
* becomes health problems
  - serious problems
* becomes serious public health problems
* can limit someone's treatment options for the future
  - operate by a number of mechanisms, none of which is fully understood
* climbs when antibiotics are overprescribed.
* growing concern for many horse owners.
* is frequent with tetracycline, erythromycin and trimethoprim
  - important for two reasons
  - rampant in many countries
  - related to lack of adherence to medication regimens
  - the principal reason for the failure of chemotherapy
  - ubiquitous
  - uncommon except among people with very damaged immune systems
  - where tumour cells become resistant to chemotherapy
* major problem in the treatment of infectious diseases
  - with chemotherapy agents
* occurs when a few parasites in their human hosts manage to survive therapy.
* potential threat to tuberculosis control programmes throughout the world.
* problem with current antivirals.
* remains a major obstacle to the effective treatment of patients with cancer.

Environmental resistance
* has a very serious effect on population size.
* provides protection against radioactivity.

Fire resistance
* applies against sunfire.
* is where a player takes less damage than normal from fire.
* varies with age.
### resistance:

Natural resistance
* follows infection.
* is based in different genetic traits.
* seems to be controlled by a genetic determinism.

Pest resistance
* are important variety selection criteria.
* is often a multigenic trait with consequently complex inheritance patterns
  - very important as growers try to cut pesticide usage

### resistance:

Resistance training
* can also improve performance for a variety of sports
  - contribute to both sarcoplasmic and myofibrillar fiber hypertrophy
  - have a significant impact on the maintenance of independence in old age
  - help increase lean muscle mass
  - improve muscle mass, flexibility, enhance balance and improve joint health
  - increase muscle bulk and strength
* causes a spike in testosterone level.
* component of boxing supplemental exercise.
* helps to combat the loss of muscle
  - strengthen skeletal muscle which in turns helps with everyday chores
* improves the performance of children in resistance exercises.
* increases the amount of the body's lean muscle tissue.
* is an important factor to total fitness
  - essential to losing fat and gaining muscle
  - exercise that develops the strength and endurance of large muscle groups
* leads to trauma or injury of the cellular proteins in muscle.
* reduces the acute exercise-induced increase in muscle protein turnover.

Shock resistance
* is about four times that of sheet acrylic plastic, but less than for polycarbonate.
* tells how well a given species withstands momentary blows or changes in pressure.

Thermal resistance
* is resistance to heat flow provided by a given thickness of material.
* is the ability of a material to resist the flow of heat
  - reciprocal of thermal conductance
* varies greatly among the different types of joints.

Water resistance
* develops muscle tone, strength, flexibility and cardiovascular fitness.
* flowing through a hose is the same as resistance through a wire.
* increases exponentially with speed.
* is measured and rated by depth in meters
  - the property of an adhesive or caulk to resist water penetration
  - utilized to stretch, strengthen and increase stamina
* strengthens muscles and reduces impact stress to bones and joints.

Wind resistance
* causes vehicles to use more fuel at higher speeds.
* is the cyclists biggest barrier to speed.
* transfers the kinetic energy to the air.
Resonance
* adds energy to a frequency because of reinforcing wave forms.
* are basic to the theory of the timewave.
* basic principle that affects everyone and everything, all the time.
* can occur in atoms and molecules, mechanical systems, and electrical circuits
  - inside a food for specific combinations of size, shape, and food property
  - when the natural frequencies of two objects are the same
  - strongly affect the motion of asteroids
* common cause of sound production in musical instruments
  - feature of many molecules and ions of interest in organic chemistry
* have a noticeable effect on the timbre of musical sounds.
* involves an exchange between systems, a kind of mutual 'sensing'.
* is an important feature of many organic molecules
  - physical phenomenon
  - analogous to a filter
  - basically a vibration
  - motion that repeats in a regular manner
  - oscillations
  - seen in many scientific devices
* is the amplification and enrichment of a fundamental tone emanation from the larynx
  - basis of musical instruments and has many applications
  - degree of emphasis that occurs
  - expectation of magic
  - most influential structural factor that influences nucleophilicity
  - phenomenom by which the fetus is phase locked to specific cycles
* is the phenomenon at play when an opera singer causes a glass to shatter at distance
  - that allows a guitar string to make a note when plucked
  - vibration set up by contact with an object sympathetic to the frequency
  - used to identify molecules and atoms by noting the frequencies at which it occurs
  - useful in electric tuning circuits, in microwave ovens
  - vital to musical instruments
* kind of 'mechanical amplifier' and is used in many musical instruments.
* occurs in systems.
* occurs when sound reaches out like ripples on a lake to set off responding vibrations
  - the amplitude of a driven and damped oscillatory system is at a maximum
  - two objects have frequencies of oscillations that are close to each other
* phenomena common in our everyday life as in radio or television.
* phenomenon which requires a.
* pure force.
* refers to the tendency of systems to oscillate periodically at a single frequency.
* very common phenomenon which occurs in many types of physical systems.
* well known phenomenon in physics.
* works with breathing to produce a loud or complex full bodied tone.

### resonance:

Magnetic resonance
* can detect volume regression of the hippocampus.
* continues to have a major impact on the field of diagnostic imaging.
* has two major components.
* imaging study of caudal infrasylvian region reveals novel findings in dyslexia.
* is an imaging modality that is very sensitive to soft tissue pathology
  - resonance
* phenomenon exhibited by the nuclear or electronic magnetic moments.
* relies on a very powerful magnetic field.

Respeaker identification
* Speaker identification helps identify persons or objects by their voice fingerprints.
* Speaker identification is recognition
  - used to tell who's talking without their having to identify themselves

### respect:

Homage
* is respect
* promise by one person to let another be in charge.
### responsibility:

Civic responsibility
* is inseparable from a democracy
* requires activism and action.

Environmental responsibility
* contributes to the wellness of the planet.
* is an ethic that everyone in the company believes in and adheres to.
* matter of facts, and real performance.
* step beyond awareness, developed only through experience.

Fiscal responsibility
* depends on agencies being accountable for the management of funds.
* is in the long term interests of liberals as well as conservatives.
* key ingredient of good decision making.
* natural response to limited resources.

Individual responsibility
* bedrock principle of common law.
* is fundamental to learning.
* means an attitude of self-criticism.

Moral responsibility
* is different from legal responsibility.
* relates to how well a captive lives up to the tenets of the code.

Nutritional responsibility
* begins with learning to exercise judgment in matters of diet.
* calls for maturity and self-sufficiency.

### responsibility:

Personal responsibility
* focuses on individual feelings, motives, wants, goals.
* is Karma
  - essential to define individuality
* is the cornerstone of a moral nation
  - focus of current legislation and law at all levels
  - highest virtue parents can hope to instill in their children
  - key to fire safety
  - price of riding a public school bus
* lies at the core of all our social conditions - good and bad.
* major theme of the prophets.
* means keeping commitments and expecting others to do the same.
* necessity in the health care world.

### responsibility:

Social responsibility
* arises through love.
* extends beyond investing.
* foundation for improvement efforts.
* high point in African civilization.
* highlights the social and economic effects of management decisions.
* influences how marketers build and strengthen relationships with stakeholders.
* is molded by the entire community
  - no longer something a company chooses to do or be
  - taught along with academics
  - the missionary part of intercultural work
  - usually in conflict with the objective of shareholder wealth maximization
* means different things to different people
  - many things to many people
* refers to business' pursuit of long-term goals that are good for society.
Rest
*  relax muscles.
* are bridges
  - death
  - inactivity
* are motivated by the goal of sleep
  - tireds
  - musical notation
  - support
* can be a time for physical and emotional repair
  - help recharge batteries when people feel drained of energy
  - include sleep as well as sitting and resting
* comes when one's feet are raised UP on a bed or easy chair.
* end with dies.
* helps Most people find that rest and a good night's sleep relieves their symptoms initially.
* helps to reduce active joint inflammation and pain, and to fight fatigue
  - swelling and pain around the joint and reduces fatigue
* is absolutely crucial for muscle growth, repair and healthy functioning
  - also important for the joints affected by arthritis
  - an act of hope, anticipating the future rest assured by the resurrection of Jesus
* is an important component in managing fatigue
  - factor in recovering from a cold
  - spiritual discipline
  - as important as diet and exercise in the treatment of fibromyalgia
  - both a good night's sleep and taking the time to relax during the day
  - especially important in the early stages of the disease, or later if the liver is involved
  - essential to tissue healing
  - important for the body to function properly
* is important in helping the body cope with the infection process
  - that healthy, happy equation that results in patience, alertness and optimism
  - to both physical and emotional strength
  - when the joint becomes very painful
  - simply the changing from the use of one set of nerves and muscles to another
* is the best known treatment for aching muscles
  - most important component to healing the body
  - opposite of stress
  - very important for the tear down of the muscles, for the fibers to recuperate
  - vital when traveling, especially as one ages
  - when the muscle grows
* state of suspended growth due to internal physiological blocks.
* stems in lukewarm water in a dark, cool place, so they can absorb water.
+ Weight training, Reps, sets, tempo and rest: Fitness
  * Rest has no different meaning for weight training, but it is very important. During rest no motion is necessary. Different kinds of weight training use different rest times between sets. Some use as little as 30 seconds and others can use as much as 8 minutes.

### rest:

Bed rest
* can cause depression and anxiety, lower self-esteem and less satisfaction with body.
* helps in reducing the incidence of early delivery
  - muscle aches and pains and paracetamol helps lower fever
* is unnecessary for older children with mild disease.

Excessive rest
* is harmful to the joints, muscles, bones and overall fitness.
* leads to deconditioning and feelings of weakness and faintness on standing.

Laziness
* causes inventions.
* comes from gravity.
* decreases both health and wealth.

Leftover
* Any leftovers are stored in body fat to fuel the body between meals.
* are food.
* are located in containers
  - freezers
  - fridges
  - refrigerators
  - remainders
* can cause health and environmental hazards.
Result
* allow insight.
* are endings
  - produced by forces
* come from products.
* confirm experience
  - expression
  - importance
  - predictions
  - suitabilities
* demonstrate ability
  - alteration
  - behavior
  - characteristics
  - impact
  - ingestion
  - patterns
  - photosynthetic characteristics
  - possibility
  - potential
  - problems
  - severe alteration
  - values
  - variation
* depend on states.
* drive growth
  - solid growth
* encourage effects.
* explain variability.
* follow behavior
  - certain behavior
  - trends
* have importance
  - particular importance
* help doctors.
* highlight significance.
* include information
  - tests
* increase productivity.
* indicate accumulation
  - activities
  - adaptive responses
  - antibody responses
  - apparent benefits
  - applications
  - boundary conditions
  - compel evidence
  - components
  - differences
  - factors
  - financial success
  - human presence
  - inclusions
  - little human presence
  - methods
* indicate neutralize antibody responses
  - performance
  - roles
* indicate significant differences
  - sources
  - specifications
  - stability
* induce effects.
* influence decisions
  - management
* is animals carry seeds elsewhere, dispersing the plant.
* lead to development
  - modification
* may have consequences
  - important consequences
* occur in habitats
  - particular habitats
* present issues
  - theories
* produce reliable results
* provide additional insight
  - feedback
  - further information
  - hypotheses
* provide important insight
  - new insight
  - input
  - interpretations
  - promise results
  - reproduction
* provide valuable information
* raise doubt.
* reflect digit growth
  - satisfactory responses
* relate to measurements.
* represent possibility.
* require careful interpretations
* reveal presence.
* shed light.
* show accumulation
  - biodiversity
  - cancer growth
  - conservation status
  - considerable variability
  - consumption
  - contributions
  - dependence
  - distribution
  - effective strategies
  - energy
  - environmental factors
  - environments
  - events
  - generalization
* show important environmental factors
  - life history strategies
  - oocyte growth
  - other factors
  - phases
  - tumor growth
* suggest activities
  - advantage
  - capacity
  - disturbance effects
  - functions
  - gene expression
  - health improvement capacity
  - important mechanisms
  - independent mechanisms
  - protocols
  - reciprocal effects
  - solutions
* support ability
  - assessments
  - conclusions
  - existence
  - frameworks
  - ideas
  - interspecific competition hypotheses
  - mortality hypotheses
  - proposals
  - recommendations
  - research hypotheses
  - scenarios
  - statements
* vary among individuals.
  * are available here. If there is no objections, please notify in meta.
  * are in.

### result:

Experimental result
* show differences
* support hypotheses

Preliminary result
* indicate conditions
* show biodiversity.
* suggest consumption
  - roles
### righteousness:

Impeccability
* Impeccabilities are righteousness.
* is righteousness
* means that a person is incapable of sinning.

Piety
* is the first qualification for ministering in holy things
  - root of charity
  - worship, prayer, meditation, devotional reading of the Bible and other texts
* takes the form of ritual observance rather than credal correctness.

### righteousness | piety:

Filial piety
* is essentially a rule of behavior directing offspring to repay parental love and care
  - thus an important virtue that has been stressed throughout the ages
* major element in accomplishing world peace.

Pietism
* are religious movement.
* emphasizes martyrdom and suffering, rather than conquest and victory.
* is piety
* preaches the saving power of the gospel instead of dogmatic principles.
* stresses warm-hearted religious experience.

Religiosity
* comes again to replace humanistic self-assertion and secular individualism.
* equals frequency of church attendance and praying.
* has a strong effect on the political engagement of both youth and their parents.
* is based on a particularistic approach to religion
* protects against recurrences of depressive disorder.
* seems to have positive relationship with age.

Sublimity
* certain distinction and excellence in expression.
* is produced by aggregation, and littleness by dispersion
  - righteousness

Rigidity
* Is a result of damage to motor cortex and basal ganglia.
* Rigidities are an increasing constraint to growth.
* can also cause the patient's face to look emotionless.
* is an increased tone or stiffness in the muscles
  - caused by a patient's muscles being continuously contracted
  - less prominent and pronounced in the arms and legs
  - quality
  - the property that g is finite dimensional
  - what killed a lot of empires
* measure of stiffness, which can make for a neat, uniform appearance.
* occurs due to an increase in tonic stretch reflexes.
* relaxes at the ecliptic belt.
* type of mental block characterized by fault-finding negativism.
* varies greatly within the spruces.

### rigidity:

Mental rigidity
* arises out of a deficit of the executive functions.
* is the antithesis of new product thinking.

Muscle rigidity
* contributes to the inability to ambulate to the toilet and to self-toilet.
* makes it difficult to decelerate the ball and absorb extra energy in the ball.
* results in resistance to passive muscle stretching.