ontocord/MixtureVitae-genericsKB huggingface dataset:
Romance
* Most romances start about the time the central characters meet.
* Some romances have women as chief protagonists
  - use older themes, loosely connected to classical stories
* are about finding love and being safe
  - an important part of medieval literature and often involve magic and the supernatural
  - often replete with magical events, faeries, dragons, wizards and enchantment
* bridge between the sexes.
* causes a desire to cooks
  - kisses
* comes in many forms.
* focuses on love and character growth.
* form of vernacular story originally in verse but later in prose.
* grows through knowledge, love, and time.
* is about love, and love is universal
  - but only sometimes about sex
  - adults loving adults
  - by far the most popular of fiction genres with many millions of readers worldwide
  - either in contemplation of, or inside, marriage
  - how most relationships begin
* is in the hearts of people who have abandoned romance
  - little details of life, which are unique to every relationship
  - life living itself
  - novels
  - respect, consideration, kindness and companionship
  - set apart from all other forms of love by the intensity of bliss
* is the environment in which love flourishes
  - expression of love
  - glamour which turns the dust of everyday life into a golden haze
  - largest and fastest selling genre in paperback fiction
  - temporary loss of critical faculties
  - used to sell women on almost every single product, from cars to food
  - written primarily by women for women
* physical power which is magnetic and attracts two people in a spiritual sense.
* serious film about a woman's sexuality.
* state of being
  - mind
* topic that has been of interest since the beginning of civilized man.
* verb, meaning an action.

Responsible citizenship
* includes the practice of leadership.
* is an active role, one that implies participation
  - indispensable support for free politics and a free political economy
  - essential to the survival of society
  - the goal of all education

Registered mail
* highly secure form of delivery that is documented at each step of the way.
* is mail.
* is the most secure method of sending valuables through the mail system
  - safest way to send valuables

Regimentation
* characteristic of totalitarian societies.
* is imposition
Radioactivity
* All radioactivity is man-made.
* Most radioactivity is on the surface of the metal and can be scrubbed off.
* also has uses in medicine, industrial processing, space power, and food sterilization.
* builds up in turbine.
* can also have an effect, as is the cause of smoky quartz
  - be either spontaneous or induced
  - contaminate bag-house dust generated during steelmaking
  - destroy the gland
  - ionize molecules
  - occur both naturally and through human intervention
* collection of unstable atoms that emit ionizing radiation to become stable atoms.
* departure from the normal state.
* flows ceaselessly from the upper reaches of the river to the Pacific Ocean.
* is also.
* is an amount of a radionuclide in a particular energy state at a given time
  - emission
  - energy pulse and therefore damages what it passes through
  - associated with an exposure dependent risk of some cancers notably leukaemia
  - caused by nuclear emission of high energy particles
  - considered to pose a unique risk
  - dangerous
  - followed using scintillation counting
  - found in naturally occurring sources and in artificially produced ones
  - inversely proportional to metabolite level
  - involved
  - measured in terms of the number of disintegrations that occur per second
  - present in the mud at several spas
* is the ability to produce radiation
  - basis for absolute dating
  - emission of radiation when the nuclei of certain atoms become unstable
  - process by which nuclei are transformed to more stable nuclei
* is the spontaneous decay of unstable atoms
  - emmission of radiation from unstable nuclei
  - term used to describe disintegration of atoms
  - transformation of an atomic nucleus by one of several mechanisms
  - tried to keep 'stents' clear
* is, and always has been a part of the earth.
* large contributor to the pollution problem.
* makes giant grasshoppers, which attack central Illinois and eventually Chicago.
* natural and vital part of our environment.
* occurs when an excess of neutrons in a parent isotope makes the atom unstable.
* often destroys the gland, so that the body needs replacement thyroid hormone.
* penetrates the environment in many ways.
* refers to any material, solid, liquid, or gas, that emits radiation spontaneously.
* results from the process of making power.
* statistical phenomenon.
* survives chemical change unaltered.

Redevelopment
* is another form of bureaucracy in Fresno and most urban centers
  - improvement
  - primarily a means for local governments to increase their tax revenue dollars
* process created to assist local governments to revitalize an area.
* refers to constructing new development on previously developed parcels of land.
Retaliation
* form of employee misconduct.
* group action
* is adverse action taken because of opposition to unlawful workplace harassment
  - returns
* serious offense which can result in disciplinary action.
* tort, which involves civil penalties including punitive damages.

Retinol
* acyltransferase activity by retinoic acid receptor-selective retinoids.
* also stimulates collagen production and enhances skin strength.
* form of Vitamin A and is known to moisturize skin and reduce wrinkles.
* is an A
  - antioxidant
  - another term for vitamin A and indicates that it is involved in the retina of the eye
  - chemical compounds
  - esterified to palmitic acid and delivered to the blood via chylomicrons
  - found in liver, whole milk, cheese and butter
  - stocked in retina mainly in an acylated form
* is the chemical name of vitamin A. Retinal and retinoic acid are related compounds
  - form that is ready to use and is found only in foods of animal origin
  - purest form of vitamin A available and is widely used in personal care formulations
* works on the surface of the skin to renew and restore skin's appearance.

Reforestation
* Most reforestation is in pines.
* aims at restoring the diverse forest geography.
* allows increased growth without effecting grain, strength, color, etc.
* brings land back into production.
* can create as many jobs as deforestation did in decades past.
* improves the mechanical behavior of soils, thus restoring the stability.
* is an important function in the conservation of New Jersey's forests
  - essential to maintaining the wealth of the forest
  - good for the environment, good for economy and good for the industry
  - just one part of managing forests for today and tomorrow
  - reclamation
  - rehabilitation
  - the building block by which tomorrow s forests are constructed
  - widely recognized option for mitigating the effect of greenhouse gases emission
* requires production of seedlings in specialized nurseries.
Relaxation
* Managing stress is absolutely essential for physical health and a sense of well-being.
* Most relaxation leads to sleepiness and dullness.
* actually part of the normal stress response.
* begins with the eyes and the mouth.
* can also help to reduce pain
  - include quiet breathing, deep breathing, or progressive relaxation
  - keep blood pressure in check, reduce muscle tension and promote sleep
  - lead to personal and spiritual growth
  - provide peace of mind, restful sleep, increased energy and thinking power
  - reduce anxiety, nausea and vomiting and pain
* comes between phases of tenseness
  - in as many forms as there are people
* common biproduct of meditation
  - by-product of meditation
* encompasses both the physical and the mental.
* focuses on being aware of the effects that occur.
* form of control.
* helps people to get away from their stressful situations and focus on themselves.
* is also conducive to positive thinking.
* is an active process which increases cerebral output instead of diminishing it
  - important feature of hypnosis
  - associated with a predominantly alpha brain wave pattern
  - critical to the retraining of the body
  - emotion
* is essential to beginning the process that eventually leads to orgasm
  - maintaining peace of mind
  - followed by stimulation of the metabolism as a new vitality flows into an organism
  - located in parks
  - meant to be felt and experienced
  - nature's antidote to stress
  - part of recreation
  - relief
  - something everybody has a hard time with at some point in their life
* is the act of reducing, releasing, or loosening of something that is tight
  - bed-rock of effective stress management
  - body's natural antidote to stress
  - cornerstone of comfort during labor
* is the key to overcome a fear, habit, and many other symptoms
  - the door of the subconscious mind
  - lack of contraction
  - opposite of tension
  - practice of being calm
  - process of turning-off the response to demand
  - thus the sine qua non of mental and physical health
* key component in biofeedback treatment of many disorders
  - to slowing down the aging process
* learnt skill which improves with practice.
* natural process, as natural as walking, talking and whistling.
* often produces an altered state of consciousness.
* plays an important role in the creative process.
* relieves pain or keeps it from getting worse by reducing tension in the muscles.
* seems to mimic the action of the beta-blocking drugs used to control blood pressure.
* skill learned through training and practice
  - that anyone can learn with practice
* skill, just like swimming or typing.
* state in which there is no movement, no effort, and the brain is quiet.
Reproducibility
* defining attribute of empirical research.
* distinguishes science from another human activity called magic.
* is also a seminal factor to excellence in research
  - dependability
* is one component of the precision of a measurement or test method
  - of the main principles of the scientific method
  - reliability
* key aspect of scientific research.
* materials problem.
* refers to how close a group of measurements are to each other.

Rub
* Most rubs contain paprika, black pepper, ground chile, and garlic powder.
* add flavor and can form a crispy crust on the food.
* are blends of dried herbs and spices that flavor the exterior of meat as it cooks
  - dry mixtures, usually made of pulverized herbs or spice powders
  - mixtures of herbs and spices that are rubbed directly into meat before it's cooked
  - the newest craze in cooking
  - visible sign posts made in fall and winter by bucks rubbing their antlers on tree trunks
* combine with the juices drawn from the meat and work like a dry marinade.
* contain a very small amount of sodium.
* is contact
* provide visual cues and scents that inform other deer about the rub maker.

Reproductive strategy
* Reproductive strategies are diverse within the subphylum and include both sexual and asexual cycles
  - the behaviours which maximize an individual's fitness
* Some reproductive strategies enhance chances
  - infant survival
  - require energy

Racial integration
* is one of the components of that diversity.
* raises black performance and lowers white.

Religious life
* follows the Muslim calendar.
* plays a primary role in preserving Jewish traditions and culture.

Reduplication
* is prevalent in Burmese and is used to intensify or weaken adjectives' meanings
  - repetition
  - syllables
* is the process whereby part or all of the word is repeated
  - use of a repeated sound segment in a lexeme
  - words
* occurs in all moods and in all verbals.
Readability
* exists when the content is divided into logical, manageable subsets.
* improves when sentences and paragraphs are relatively short.
* is also an issue when typographic forms change and move over time
  - important in business advertising
  - as important as content
  - concerned with the problem of matching between reader and text
  - defined in terms of good page layout and design
  - intelligibility
  - more to do with the flow, or resistance to flow, of reading text
  - only one of many factors known to affect comprehension, but it deal breaker
* is the ease of understanding the style of writing
  - measurement of how well the symbol is interpreted
* measure of the ease with which a given passage of text can be read and understood.
* refers to how well the observer can correctly interpret the intended expression.
* very important tool that teachers can use to accelerate learning.
* virtue, fulfilling desire.

Subconsciousness
* can do anything.
* state of mind

Scientific concept
* Some scientific concepts involve live organisms
* are abstract and systematic.

Seismic survey
* collect data about oil- bearing rock formations several thousands of meters deep.
* use low frequency acoustical energy generated by explosives or mechanical means.
* used in oil and gas exploration can damage whales' hearing.

Structural change
* begins with the conversion of each heart.
* have enormous impact on monetary policy.
* is natural in a capitalist economy.
* occurs within the world system also which has impact on women.
* refer to changes from the evolution of the market.
* result when collagen and elastin quantity and quality are reduced.

Supernatural thing
* All supernatural things are ultimately explainable purely in terms of natural things.
* occur that defy scientific understanding.

Stricture
* also develops in women, though much less often.
* are scars that narrow the urethra and obstruct the urinary flow.
* can result from infection, trauma, and congenital malformations.
* is criticism
  - mandates
* tight spot somewhere along the urine channel.
* usually occur in the small intestine but can also occur in the large intestine.

Stomata
* are open during the night and closed during the day to decrease water loss.
* originate from highly regulated asymmetric and symmetric cell divisions.

Satire
* concept that can only be understood by adults.
* general studies course in literature.
* is located in television
  - one of the older forms of human comment
  - the reaction of the human intellect to the eternal scam
  - traditionally the weapon of the powerless against the powerful
  * ' form in art or writing which ridicules either a person, government, or an institution, often through the use of humour. Satire can either be in paintings, plays, books, songs, TV or movies. It also is used to stereotype people.
  * often points out ironic or bad things that powerful people are doing. Its adjective is 'satirical'
* literary technique that mixes criticism with humor
  - used to poke fun at human foolishness

Systemic toxicity
* includes neuropathies, nausea and vomiting, and lethargy.
* occurs from absorption of podophyllum.
Structural genomic
* includes the genetic mapping, physical mapping and sequencing of entire genomes.
* is only one aspect of what robots can contribute to molecular biology.
* new and rapidly developing field in biology.

Simplicity
* aims at modesty, reduction, unity of material, and in the organization of function.
* breeds speed breeds the ability to perform a wide range of extremely complicated tasks.
* can encompass the whole world, without being consumed by it.
* desire to be alone with one's self or with another person in like circumstances.
* form of genuineness.
* function of the perceiver as well as the perceived.
* has the power to change minds and change the world.
* is an expression of a change in consciousness
  - detachment from everything, including itself
  - freedom, lightness, and transparency
  - man's highest good and dignity
  - often the soul-mate of happiness
  - part of country music's longevity
  - quality
* is the basic of artistic work
  - beauty of a woman
  - cornerstone of programming language design
  - discipline of common sense
  - exact word to describe Assisi
  - fourth goal of web design
  - idea of getting by with less
  - last step of art and the beginning of nature
  - name of the game in internet real estate
  - secret of seeing things clearly
  - sensation of the universe
  - shortest distance between two points
  - watchword when organizing a Web site
  - thus a function of the perceiver as well as the perceived
  - what makes the people unique
* is when companies are designed so people can navigate infinite choices
  - time is organized for getting stuff done and thinking
* major key in helping to solve complicated problems.
* term often used to describe the Greek way of life.
* word that often comes up in praise of the local cuisine.

Strong quadricep
* are less likely to cramp or fatigue.
* protect the kneecap and the front if the knee joint.
Smut
* also differ in having only two spore stages, teliospores and basidiospores.
* are diseases caused by fungi
  - divided into leaf, culm, and head smuts
  - members of the Basidiomycetes
  - worldwide in distribution and can be of major economic importance
* causes blistering, shredding and dying of stem and leaf tissue.
* develop haustoria and infect a range of angiosperms, gymnosperms, and pteridophytes.
* fungus which produces massive amounts of black spores.
* is carbon atoms that are poorly linked
  - funguses
  - harmful to the healthy moral development of children
  - plant diseases
  - promoted by plant injury caused by cultivation, insects, and hail

Sadism
* arises from a base of perverted love and is the favored tool of fanatics of all kinds.
* involves causing physical or psychological pain or suffering to another person
  - gaining pleasure from seeing others undergo discomfort or pain
* is different from minor manifestations of aggression in normative sexual activity
  - said to be active in nature, while masochism is said to be passive
  - sexual pleasure
* is the logical extension of behavior that arises out of male power
  - name given to the perversion in which there is an association of active cruelty
* manifest itself both in individuals and in entire cultures.

Standing
* are lists
  - motion
  - situations
  - status
* still is often the best way to reduce aggression in the dog that is chasing.

Significant change
* can occur in individuals and in society.
* disruption in our expectations about the future.
Salience
* Latin derivative meaning in front of the battle lines.
* concept that recognizes the most 'eye-catching' image.
* is prominence.
* means information that stands out and attracts the observer's attention.
* sales and marketing consulting firm.

Solar heating
* can make slow-flowing creeks several degrees warmer than the rivers they empty into.
* is ideal for swimming pools
  - reversible
  - stable in price
* requires almost no energy transformation, so it has a very high efficiency.
* sets up convection currents, and thus is the source of the energy of moving air.
* uses panels to collect energy from the sun and convert it into heat.
* varies with time and with the reflectance of the surface.

Salivary flow
* decreases in all older people.
* is decreased due to destruction of salivary glands
  - during night time and during sleep

Supplication
* is prayer
* special privilege of prayer to meet special needs.

Spontaneity
* characteristic feature of Korean traditional music.
* comes by listening carefully to pick up sounds and words of agreement or disagreement.
* direct result of a teacher s level of comfort in front of a class.
* happens when work becomes a game.
* is an adequate response to a new situation or a novel response to an old situation
  - essential to group creativity
  - perhaps the unexpected and, most often, effective level in creativity
  - quality
  - related to an increase in randomness
  - something that can occur at any time
* is the ability to rise creatively to any situation
  - actor's self permission to freely follow the unexpected impulse
  - key to a fulfilling life
  - mind moved naturally, or an intellectual self-determining movement of the soul
  - spice of life
* means open and honest communication.
* modern fetish of a dangerous kind.
* refers to responding from a natural feeling from within.

Saloon
* are located in cities
  - dodge cities
  - far wests
  - towns
  - wild wests
  - part of pubs
  - places of civilization dedicated to playing to the wildness of masculine nature
* are used for beers
  - cowboys
  - drinking
  - fighting
  - playing cards
* have swinging doors.
* includes bases
  - ceilings
  - doorways
  - floors
  - room light
  - sections
  - walls

Speculation
* Many speculations exist about the origin and composition of dark matter.
  * is one of the market roles in western financial markets. The others are hedging, long term investing and arbitrage. Speculators do not plan to keep an asset for a long time.
* comes when popular imagination settles on something new in the field of commerce.
* form of gambling, and one is sure to lose as one indulges in it.
* has the same economic and social effects on society as robbery.
* is hypothesises
  - investments
  - sources or causes for the spread of false doctrines
  - when money goes into existing assets instead of new assets
* serves a very important role in the market economy
  - an honorable function in capital markets and is regulated in a variety of ways
Sleeping
* can involve dreaming
  - talking
* causes a desire to dreams
  - death
  - deeper breathing
  - energy
  - erections
  - nightmares
  - refreshment
  - rejuvenation
  - relaxation
  - rests
  - wasted time
* is located in beds
  - part of daily routine
  - sleep
* is used for babies
  - resting
  - wasting time

Signing
* accelerates a child's understanding of the concepts of language.
* are handwriting.
* helps children remember words.
* is associated overwhelmingly with deaf people.

Systemic change
* demands an interconnectedness between one change and others.
* involves all the parts of the system.
* occurs when countless small changes coalesce.
* requires learning new skills and healthy practices that can be sustained over time
  - systems thinking

Studying
*  scientific breakthroughs.
* are capable of prepare students.
* are used for contemplation
  - reflection
  - stupid people
* cause better grades
  - good grades
  - headaches
  - increasing knowledge
  - inspiration
  - intelligence

Syncrometer testing
* makes it possible to know exactly which toxins cause the patient s cancer.
* shows it kills most pathogens immediately.

Silent stroke
* are strokes in which the effects are too subtle to be noticed when they occurred.
* cause tiny spots of dead cells inside the brain.
* occur in a good portion of the population
  - the small blood vessels in the brain
  - when smaller blood vessels in the brain are blocked or rupture

Salting
* improves the flavor, texture, and appearance of cheese.
* is seasoning.
* plays an important role in rind formation.

Steelhead fishing
* Much steelhead fishing occurs for fish that are visible on spawning gravel.
* great way to fill the early season gap between ice fishing and open- water.
* is done in cold weather in early spring, late fall and winter.

Simple syndactyly
* fusion of only the soft tissue components of two digits.
* involves only the skin and other soft tissues.
Several thing
* can affect how well mitochondria work
  - cause pecans to shed early
* can happen when the blood vessels are blocked
  - vitreous separates from the retina
  - occur when someone is bitten by a venomous snake
+ Dengue fever, Likelihood: Diseases spread by insects :: Diseases caused by viruses
  * Dengue is becoming much more common around the world. Several things are thought to be causing the increase in dengue. More people are living in cities. Global warming is also thought to play a part in the increase in dengue.

Slow change
* can lead to permanent change.
* give living things time to adapt by the process of evolution over many generations.

Saturation
* a. state of disequilibrium.
* affects the color and workability of the glass.
* can occur at very low temperature.
* characteristic almost exclusively found among the White non-Hispanic population
  - indicating the vibrancy or intensity of a hue
* color function just as intensity was above.
* controls the color intensity
  - saturation of color for video playback
* decreases if the band of wavelengths in a color is increased.
* determines the purity of the color combinations.
* indicates the degree to which the hue differs from a neutral gray.
* is an indication relating to the richness or vibrancy of the color
  - inference method for tautology-checking used in industrial practice
  - conditions
  - diffusion
  - filling
* is how bright or neutral one is
  - much of the color is present
  - independent of value and hue
  - related to how much white content is in the stimulus
  - required for the formation of clouds and precipitation
* is the brightness or vividness
  - depth or intensity of colorlight red as opposed to dark red
  - dominance of a single hue
  - intensity of a color
  - key to radio advertising
  - limit of solubility
  - measurement of color intensity
  - natural Power-on state
  - overall amount of color being applied
* is the purity of color
  - the color, or how much the color is diluted by white
  - result of nonlinear behavior which depends on the count rate
  - soil water content when all pores are filled with water
  - strength of the color
  - typical in the spring when rain and snowmelt occurs
  - where the amount of water condensing is equal to the amount of water evaporating
* means that the voids between soil particles are full of water.
* measure of color purity
  - how much of the color is there, as opposed to just being a shade of grey
  - the degree of pureness or movement away from gray
* move across the radius of the circle.
* problem with our noses.
* refers to how little the color is diluted by white
* refers to the amount of gray
  - degree of hue in a color
  - number of hydrogen atoms attached to the fat molecule
  - richness or the intensity of a color
* represents the point where increasing vapor density results in condensation.
* simply has to do with how much hydrogen a fat contains.
* specifies the amount of white or gray in the color.
* stands for the strength of the hue component.
Sulfate
* All sulfates are soluble except calcium sulfate and barium sulfate.
* Many sulfates are insoluble.
* Most sulfates are soluble
  - originate from the oxidation of sulfate ores such as gypsum, anhydrite and pyrite
* act as oxygen sources for sulfate-reducing bacteria.
* also combine with precipitation to form acid rain
  - contribute to local pollution and acid rain
* are a salt of sulfuric acid
  - also responsible for the foaming effect of shampoos
  - available in most waters due to outside contamination
  - common in smog
  - generally the largest contributor in the East and West
  - mineral salts containing sulfur
  - naturally present, at safe levels, in many foods
  - odorless and tasteless
  - slightly lower during cold weather
* can contribute to an undesirable taste in water
  - make cleaning clothes difficult
  - scatter the sun's light before it reaches the earth's surface
* cause a cooling of the atmosphere
  - diarrhea in humans
* causes diarrhea in un-acclimated people, primarily travelers and newborns.
* come from natural salt deposits with various minerals.
* commonly occur in sedimentary deposits or as secondary minerals in ore veins.
* dissolve in cloud droplets and are efficiently removed by wet deposition.
* effect the suffatation of proteoglycans.
* form where oxygen is abundant, usually near the surface of the Earth.
* is chemical compounds
  - common in seawater
  - very soluble in water and leaches easily - especially in sandy soil
  - widely present in natural waters in different concentrations
* means that the glucosamine is attached to a sulfur and oxygen atoms.
* negative ion and easily leaches in soils.
* occurs naturally in drinking waters, and at low levels has no known adverse effects
  - soil and is also found in surface after as result of acid rain
* often come from the dissolving of minerals, such as gypsum and anhydrite.
* phosphate mimic.
* reducing bacteria and iron bacteria can co-exist in the same environment.
* strip away natural oils as well as hair dye.
* very common natural component of the Earth's environment.

Similar adaptation
* are found in cetaceans like dolphins
  - pinnipeds like seals
+ Dolphin, Sleep: Toothed whales
  * Lyamin 'et al' 2004. There is danger from sharks. Gill, Victoria 2012. The details vary in different species or groups. Predator detection is the obvious function of this behaviour. Similar adaptations are found in pinnipeds like seals.
+ Pinniped, Sleep
  * Lyamin 'et al' 2004. They may also sleep on land. In both environments, there is danger. Gill, Victoria 2012. The details vary in different species or group. Similar adaptations are found in cetaceans like dolphins.
Solder
* Most solder contains a rosin based flux, which, when heated, produces a substance called colophony
  - is an alloy of lead and tin
* Some solders have a flux core , where the flux is inside the solder
  - core, where the flux is inside the solder.
  * Many times when a metal is being soldered, it oxidizes, making a layer of metal oxide that does not hold solder. Flux is added to react with the metal oxide and turn it back into the metal again. That helps the solder connect to the metal. Rosin common flux. Some electronics makers use fluxes that can be washed away with water. Some solders have a flux core, where the flux is inside the solder
* account for the largest use of tin in the United States.
* contain tin, lead, antimony, arsenic, cadmium, silver and zinc.
* contains a high percentage of lead.
* is alloy
* melt at a lower temperature than the metals to be joined.
* metal alloy consisting of distinct percentages of two or more metals.

Stasis dermatitis
* affects people with varicose veins.
* can also result in a rash that can break down into sores known as stasis ulcers.
* is most apt to affect the inner side of the calf
  - often a chronic condition
* rash of the lower legs which is due to poor return of blood to the heart.

Silken tofu
* creamy product and can be used as a replacement for sour cream in many dip recipes
  - that good replacement for sour cream in many dip recipes
* custard-like product that works well in blended or pureed dishes.
* has a custard-like texture
  - higher water content, so it is softer and smoother than regular tofu
  - much finer consistency than other forms of tofu
* is made a little differently, with unstrained soymilk mixed with a natural coagulant
  - soft and creamy and is used in dips and desserts
  - sold at chilled and ambient temperatures in small board packages
  - used in soups and salads, and for shakes and deserts
* liquidy version of tofu.
Sadness
* Some sadness is part of the life on earth.
* allows internal grief to come out.
* can lead into hopelessness, into despair.
* causes a desire to cries.
* dead plant in the cold winter snow.
* is connected with the world of destruction
  - due to the opposite, namely, contraction and concentration of the animal spirit
  - emotion
  - essential to joy
  - feelings
  - in the heart of every man, woman and child
  - just as important as happiness
  - located in funerals
  - one ingredient in the sickening stew of depression
* is part of life
  - the human experience
  - perhaps the most common feeling found in grief
  - slower to arise and resolve than some other emotions
* is the feeling of being depleted and experiencing loss
  - key stage of the grief process that precedes acceptance
  - sound of dull screaming
  - unhappinesses
  - unwelcome, a social barrier that makes others uncomfortable
  - what a healthy human soul understandably feels in the present situation
* is, at times, an equally fitting emotion as joy.
* natural response to loss, defeat, disappointment, trauma, or catastrophe.
* normal emotion that everyone feels, just like anger and happiness
  - state which everybody experiences at some time in thei r lives
* state of happiness.

Survey
* Many surveys indicate that vegetarians have lower blood pressure.
* Most surveys rely on sight and sound to determine animal populations.
* Some surveys also analyze DNA in rabbit pellets
  - find that consumers' number one health concern is pesticides on their food
  - require people to look up and provide data from records they keep
* Some surveys show a direct correlation between income and alienation in the black community
  - that minority social workers have higher earnings than white social workers
* are a method of gathering information from individuals
  - popular method of gathering information
  - an important method of gathering, summarizing and presenting large amounts of data
  - examinations
  - studies conducted over long periods of time
  - used for collect information
* confirm that people fear pain, suffering, isolation, and being a burden on their family.
* document the presence or absence of certain species of amphibians over time.
* indicate that children have increased their intake of carbonated beverages in recent years
  - few people consume required amounts of bone-building nutrients in their diet
* say having a companion animal increases lifespan and alertness among the elderly.
* show that about one-third of all adults believe they have food allergies
  - men suffer from eating disorders
* show that most adult women smokers started smoking in their teens
  - people are monogamous and most say that adultery is wrong
  - women tend to reveal more flesh when they are ovulating
* suggest that bacteria have colonized much of the upper crust under the ocean.
Sedation
* always precedes depression.
* common adverse side effect
  - side-effect of neuroleptic treatment
* helps a woman's muscles relax during the procedure thereby reducing cramping
  - diminish autonomic symptoms and agitation
* is administration
  - given to younger children
  - more common during the first several days after initiation of medication
  - often more effective if a child is tired and, in the case of an infant, hungry
  - significant at concentrations achieved from therapeutic dosages
  - the most common adverse effect of the benzodiazepines
* major dose-limiting adverse effect of opioid therapy for many patients
  - side effect of the drug
* precedes opioid-induced respiratory depression.
* usually disappears upon reduction of other antiepileptic medication
  - wears off as the antidepressant effect starts to kick in

Several adaptation
* exist in life cycle that assist transmission to the host.
* help a flycatcher catch insects.
* maintain cell shape in the face of solute concentration changes.
+ Camel, Habitat and adaptation: Camelids :: Domesticated animals :: Mammals of Pakistan :: Animals used for transport
  * Several adaptations help a camel save water. Their large feet spreads their weight on the sand when they are walking. When there is food and water, a camel can eat and drink large amounts and store it as fat in the hump. Then, when there is no food or water, the camel uses the fat for energy, and the hump becomes small and soft.

Sudden deafness
* is also common from blood flow interruptions from various causes.
* occurs abruptly.

Sanity
* comes in several forms.
* is for people with routines, stress and a lack of hats
  - mental health
  - soundness of mind
* word for fools and cowards.

Skating
* are activities
  - recreational activities
  - rides
  - sports
* are used for enjoyment
  - entertainment
  - exercises
  - fun
  - hockeys
  - pleasure
  - relaxation
  - social interaction
* cause fallings
  - injuries
  - movement
  - scrape

Scheduling
* are planning.
* is an automated process that can schedule workers indefinitely into the future
  - important part of time management
  - another area in which people use different technologies
  - one of many applications of GAs
* is the assignment of vehicles and personnel to operate transit service
  - part that schedules transitions for execution
  - process of ensuring that materials are at the right place at the right time
  - used to cover things like jewelry, electronics, collectibles, etc
* natural domain for constraint technology.
* refers to how often a model is run.
* resource management framework allowing to trade precision for timeliness.
Silkie
* are a hardy breed
  - robust breed, generally very happy and love to play
  - very game breed, full of bravado and have strong guarding instincts
  - an Oriental breed and have feathers which look more like fur and black skin
  - another well sought breed of bantam by people who are into raising bantams
  - bantam chickens
  - known to maintain a puppy attitude throughout life
  - one of the oldest, most beautiful and unique breed of bantam chickens
  - the quintessence of lithe and lanky, all arms and legs and long white tails
* come in white and black and other colors.
* have plumage that looks like hair rather than feathers and blue skin
  - two seasonal moults but little hair is dropped

Skepticism
* aims to find out the truth in all things.
* also extends to some degree to environmental science.
* comes in many forms.
* concept that can be used to destroy itself.
* defense mechanism, the nagging voice of reason.
* divine endowment.
* healthy response to denial
  - trait in a genealogist
* helps to drive discovery and change for the better.
* implies open-mindedness.
* is an important part of the scientific method
  - attractive to the human mind
  - avoided through a theory of justification without a guarantee of truth
  - doubt
  - intellectual doubt, while atheism is absolute disbelief
  - more common among women than men
  - one of the fundamental characteristics of a good scientist
  - part of human experience
  - perhaps one of the best and most rudimentary spirits in mankind
* is the belief that knowledge about reality is impossible to obtain
  - disposition, or art, of matching belief to evidence
* is the doctrine that absolute knowledge of reality is impossible
  - true knowledge, or knowledge in a particular area, is uncertain
  - first step on the road to philosophy
  - human open-mindedness and questioning that has led to science
  - inheritance doctors have gotten over the last century
  - intellectual foundation of solipsistic nihilism
  - opposite of uncritical acceptance
  - position which doubts claims to knowledge
  - rejection of reason
  - unwillingness to accept hypotheses without adequate supporting evidence
  - view that no-one can attain certain knowledge of reality
  - unbelief in cause and effect
* is, in a way, the mediating influence upon curiosity which guides it toward wisdom.
* mark of illness.
* provisional approach to claims.
* sophisticated way of saying disbelief.
* very healthy habit when searching the Web.

Stucco keratosis
* appears to be produced by thickening of the epidermis.
* benign lesion that can be removed by curettage or cryotherapy
  - usually mistaken as seborrheic keratosis
* is found across all races.
Strontium
* also bioaccumulates in the body
  - has no regulatory guideline and is considered non-toxic
  - occurs as a silicate in the mineral brewsteiite
  - results in a denser skeleton
* byproduct of marijuana smoke.
* can accurately show researchers the exact location and time of a fish swimming in a river.
* has no biological role
  - several natural isotopes, and many artificial ones
* is absorbed into the skeleton and can cause bone cancer
  - already in the bones of American children
  - also available in soluble forms including chlorides , nitrates and acetates
  - an element that belongs to the group of alkaline-earth metals
  - chemical elements
  - chemically similar to calcium
* is found chiefly as celestite and strontianite
  - in celestite and strontianite ores
  - metallic elements
  - one of the most common elements found on earth
  - present in sea water and soil
  - radioactive substances
  - softer than calcium and decomposes in water more vigorously
* is used in producing glass for color television picture tubes
  - red fireworks
  - to make pyrotechnics
* non-essential mineral.
* provides insights into how much the animal traveled as their molars developed.
* resembles and acts like calcium.
* soft metal like lead and, when freshly cut, has a silvery lustre
  - that reacts to air, to form a yellowish color
* soft, shiny metal
  - silvery metal

Surname
* Many surnames have alternate spellings or have changed spellings over time
  - more than one origin
  - variable spelling
* Some surnames are more common in certain areas than in others.
* appear to be written only for the heads of families and single individuals.
* are a very important part of a person's name
  - particularly useful since they can serve as approximate genetic markers
  - the focus of genealogical research
* cross into U.K. and Ireland, Canada, Australia and the United States.
* represent a person's family or clan.

Stroke rehabilitation
* can help people return to independent living.
* very important part of recovery for many people who have had a stroke.
* works best when the patient and their family members work together as a team.
Stare
* are looks.
* means to be when used in progressive tense.

Solar disinfection
* can provide a simple, low cost technology for disinfecting drinking water.
* uses solar radiation to inactivate and destroy pathogens present in water.

Strong encryption
* concept that is difficult to define in general terms.
* is considered crucial to protect electronic privacy in the digital age
  - one of the greatest achievements of the information age
  - used to make secure transactions
* protects consumers, and helps law enforcement by preventing crime on the Internet.
* refers to the size of the key used to encrypt the message.
* tool that enables people and businesses to communicate securely.

Synchrony
* appears to be a ubiquitous property of cortex-like delay networks.
* developer of customer relationship management software.
* reduces defendability of mates while spatial clumping increases defendability.
* remarkable feat of coordination by the plants.

Serendipity
* Serendipities are good luck
* also plays a role in the development of our personal toolboxes.
* chance occurrence happening between two people when they meet.
* includes spirituality and or the discussion of religion.
* is an important aspect of the sciences
  - for travelers who seek personal challenges, both physical and mental
  - good fortune
* is the Name of the Road to Paradise
  - discovery of interesting new crops unexpectedly or by accident
* means the process of discovering something by accident.
* occurs in all places and at all times, making possibilities infinite
  - when something beautiful breaks into life's monotony
* plays a role in research, and so do intuitive ideas
  - significant role in human experience
* rare word for a very common occurence in science.
* still plays a role in what people read.
Seasoning
* are an essential aspect of Hmong cooking
  - any additive that enhances the natural flavor of the food dish being prepared
  - dry flavor blends that can include spices , herbs , and salt
  - part of cooking
* can include fresh herbs, dried herbs, and a wide range of natural seasonings.
* play an important role in Malay cooking as they often enhance the food taste and flavors.

Superficial phlebitis
* affects the veins visible just beneath the skin surface.
* locates the inflammation in surface leg veins.

Seasonal change
* affect everyone differently
  - people profoundly, too
* are due to the Earth revolving around the sun
  - fluctuations in prices that occur at the same time very year
* bring about many changes in nature.
* can affect our horse's diet, too
  - the likelihood of getting an infection, too
* cause leaves to turn brown and drop off in autumn.
* depend on the amount of sunlight reaching our latitude.
* do occur in the pelagic fish fauna of the Bay.
* varies greatly with latitude.

Sudden change
* are much harder on plants than gradual changes.
* can affect the life of the system.
* can cause digestive upsets
  - some bacteria to die, produce poisons and cause metabolic disorders

Seman
* All semen is initially relatively thick, and liquefies after ejaculation
  - is food for the sperm
* Most semen has characteristics
  - travelss through urethras
* Semen also contains natural prostaglandins, which help the uterus to contract
  - has lymphocytes which can harbor the virus despite the use of potent antiretrovirals
* Semen can change color for several different reasons
  - enter a woman's body through breaks in the fine lining of the vagina
  - tend to smell a bit like chlorine
  - transmit the virus
  - pooling is an excellent option for men suffering from low sperm counts
  - then enters the wider opening to the bladder instead of being expelled through the penis
* Some semen comes from seminal vesicles
* Some semen contains animalcules
  - zinc
  - enters uteruses
  - flows through grooves
* Some semen has effects
  - protective effects
* Some semen is deposited in cervixes
  - vaginas
  - released from the penis while the boy is asleep

Strangeness
* is basically a resistance to decay against strong force and electromagnetism
  - quality
+ Strange quark: Quarks
  * Three strange quarks together form a particle called an Omega baryon'Strange quarks' are the third lightest quarks, which are subatomic particles that are so small, they are believed to not be able to be divided. Strangeness is basically a resistance to decay against strong force and electromagnetism. It was believed that this was a 'strange' method of decay, which is why the scientists gave the particles that name.

Successful marketing
* begins with understanding why and how consumers behave as they do.
* complex process which develops over time.
* is about developing relationships by establishing helpful, consistent contact
  - measured by sales or responses
* team effort by individuals with disparate talents.