ontocord/MixtureVitae-genericsKB huggingface dataset:
### heavy paper:

Parchment
* are paper.
* has a yellow-grey colour, with soil in some places.
* heavy paper.
* is an paper that has been around for ages and lasts over time
  - by far the most durable writing material that ever found common use
  - relatively inelastic and has a firm handle when compared to leather
  - repaired in a similar way to paper
  - sheep or goat skin scraped to be sooth and thin
* writing material produced from the hides of cows, goats, or sheep.

### heavy particle:

Hyperon
* can be use as a probe to explore the behaviors of known nuclei.
* heavy particle

### heinous crimes:

Terrorist bombing
* are heinous crimes.
* occur in Delhi, India.

Heirloom
* Pillows How to make beautiful heirloom pillows from vintage linens.
* Some heirlooms are actually seeds that can produce prized vegetables.
* are also a reservoir of genetic diversity
  - inheritances
  - old varieties of vegetables that have survived through decades, or even centuries
  - part of inheritances
  - properties
  - the plants that our forefathers survived on
* daffodils, other spring bulbs.
* means the seeds are traditional varieties created the old way by cross breeding.

### helixs:

Alpha helix
* Alpha helices can span membranes either singly or in groups.
* Most alpha helices are hydrophilic because they form in an aqueous environmnet.
* are helixs
  - secondary structures
* preferring amino acids are present, but scattered randomly throughout the sequence.

### helmets:

Motorcycle helmet
* are helmets
  - mandatory in British Columbia
* reduce the severity of injuries.
* replace boonie hats, while eather vests stand in for flack jackets.

### helpings:

Emergency response
* are helpings.
* follow events.

Hemp
* Most hemp has no medical use at all, except for making bandages and emollients.
* absorbs less resin than flax, which says the automaker, in turn reduces air pollution.
* competes economically with petrochemical fuels without damaging the ozone.
* contains cellulose, a basic building block of many plastics
  - no lignin, and whitens much easier
* grows everywhere and is used everywhere
  - fungicide, herbicide, and in most cases it is pesticide free
  - rapidly and soon crowds out weeds
  - so fast that it usually chokes out the weeds in the hills
* meets all standards developed for being considered a source of fuel.
* produces more dry vegetable fiber than any other temperate plant.
* reduces our dependency on trees.
* tends to exhaust the soil of nutrients.

### hemp:

Edible hemp
* comes from a different plant than the intoxicating variety.
* produces ALL of the products that wood and paper produce.

### hemp | ganja:

Sens
* All senses are ways of receiving information.
* Hearing Hearing is the most important sense for whales.
* are adaptive
  - necessary to keep from danger, add enjoyment to life, and maintain homeostasis
  - prone to llusion, thus affecting our perception
* can warn individuals about danger.
* find how surfaces vary, and when they vary, and thereby find where they vary.
* is ganja
* play a part in communication.
### hemp:

Industrial hemp
* bast fiber similar to flax, jute, and kenaf.
* can also assist farmers in reducing field emissions
  - make fabrics, building materials, paints, foods, oils and many other products
  - replace cotton
* has a long history as a successful and useful cash crop
  - many uses and is one of the oldest fiber plants in the world
* has no illicit use, it is the equivalent of non-alcoholic beer
  - psychoactive properties
* is grown legally throughout Europe and Asia
  - one variety of the plant genus cannabis, and marijuana is another
  - useful in making paper, clothes, medicines, foods and even building materials
* low maintenance crop.
* multimillion-dollar industry.
* strong natural fiber that can be used to make lightweight automobile parts.
* valuable, low-cost biological resource.
* versatile crop that has a number of uses and requires very little maintenance.

Heptane
* highly flammable chemical used in building tires.
* is one of the many components of gasoline
  - paraffin
### highly specialized cells:

Vessel element
* are highly specialized cells
  - joined into long continuous columns to form vessels or pores
  - lager in diameter than tracheids and are an adaptation of flowering plants
  - larger diameter water conducting cells
  - wider, shorter, thinner-walled, and less tapered than tracheids
* differentiate from cells of the procambium.
* have a larger diameter than tracheids
  - pits along their sides just like tracheids

### highly specialized field:

Wedding photography
* highly specialized field.
* is about seizing moments, capturing emotion and creating memories
  - more than having someone there taking pictures
  - one of the most demanding areas of professional photography

### highly specialized industry:

Food processing
* All food processing involves the transfer of energy.
* can remove some nutrients during manufacturing.
* has a long history.
* highly specialized Industry.
* includes meat packing, cheese making, brewing, and canning.
* is important to our commodity producers
  - indicated by the many grinding features on the granite bedrock boulders
* is the city's most important manufacturing activity
  - largest manufacturing industry in the United States
  - major industry, followed by lumber, chemicals, clothing and cement
  - primary responsibility of women
* removes even more nutrients from the food
  - magnesium

### highly toxic:

Antimony compound
* All antimony compounds are highly toxic.
* Most antimony compounds show little or no tendency to accumulate in aquatic life.
* can cause disorders of the skin, mucous membranes, heart and lungs.
* cause severe liver damage.

### highly trained physicians:

Interventional radiologist
* are highly trained physicians.
* can diagnose and treat chronic pelvic pain
  - often treat blocked blood vessals without surgery
* function as radiologists diagnostically and as surgeons therapeutically.
* treat blockages with techniques called angioplasty and thrombolysis.

### highly variable:

Tree crown
* are highly variable.
* rise high in the air, amidst light and oxygen.

### highly water soluble:

Phosphate fertilizer
* Most phosphate fertilizer is derived from rock phosphate - a nonrenewable resource
  - used by farmers
* Most phosphate fertilizers are highly water soluble
  - have a minimal salt effect
* is used by farmers.

Potassium fertilizer
* Most potassium fertilizers are highly water soluble.
* can burn shallow roots if applied at high levels.
* is best applied broadcast and incorporated into the soil prior to planting
  - important to maximize the legume yield in a timothy-legume mixed stand
### history:

Family history
* Family histories show a recurrence of depression from generation to generation.
* appears to play a part in a person's development of allergies.
* critical factor in whether one is likely to develop colorectal cancer.
* factor, with strong evidence of genetic inheritance.
* is also an important risk factor for cancer
  - important in the development of colon cancer
  - an important factor in the development of many diseases
  - considered to be one of the important factors in the development of many diseases
  - important in diagnosis
  - more than birth, marriage and death dates
* is negative for colon cancer
  - neuromuscular disease
  - one of the most significant risk factors for colorectal cancer
  - part of medical history
  - positive for heart disease and diabetes
  - significant for some type of anemia
  - something that is in each student's history
* is the expansive expression of eternal love
  - most significant risk factor for ovarian cancer
  - primary indicator of an inherited risk for cancer
  - study of history from a personalized perspective
* seems to be a factor in the strength of the patient's immune system.
* significant factor in the incidence of both diseases.
* strong predictor of breast cancer.
* supplies a foundation for children's lives.

Fire history
* affects the presence and abundance of some species and sub-species.
* is described as how often fires occur in a given geographical area.

Geologic history
* is more than a story of rocks and sediments, it is the primal study of land.
* shows that our earth has suffered pronounced temperature changes since life began.

Historical document
* are history.
* contain a wealth of information about past climates.
* is history

### history:

Historical record
* accounts for a number of destructive or damaging earthquakes in the past.
* are the materials necessary to sustain historical research
  - raw materials of history
* extend back at most a few thousand years.
* indicate it was first consumed as food in Europe during the middle ages
  - that bald eagles once nested in Oklahoma
* is history
* provide administrative continuity.
* reveal that pre-Christian auras identified holy or divine healers.
* show that Tibetan medicine dates back two thousand years
  - black-footed ferrets have lived in New Mexico
  - injuries, even deaths, resulted from tainted colorants
  - magpies have been associates of people for a long time
  - some also served the royal family as courtesans
  - temperature changes cause massive reorganizations of salmon stocks
  - the climate has changed in the last one hundred years
  - the lakes fluctuate, rising and falling over a period of years
* suggest that rabies has been in Labrador as long as people can remember.
* take many forms.
### human activities:

Daily routine
* are very important to children.
* help toddlers make sense of their world.
* is human activities.

### human activities | enhancement:

Contrast enhancement
* has little role in the evaluation of brain contusions.
* transient feature of some acute lesions.

Gadolinium enhancement
* helps identify active lesions.
* optimizes the contrast of the lesion in relation to surrounding tissue.

Home improvement
* are the most common increase that occurs to a home's basis.
* can add value to a home and make it more comfortable.

### human activities | home improvement:

Home repair
* are home improvement
  - repairings
* can be expensive and time consuming for households where both parents work.

Laughing
* are human activities.
* cause coughing.

### human activities | ride:

Amusement ride
* are located in carnivals.
+ Rotation, Amusement rides: Geometry :: Mechanics
  * Many amusement rides provide rotation. A Ferris wheel and observation wheel have a horizontal central axis, and parallel axes for each gondola, where the rotation is opposite, by gravity or mechanically.

### human activities | ride:

Roundabout
* affect pedestrian traffic, too.
* allow all cars to move continuously through intersections at the same low speed.
* are a common form of intersection control used throughout the world
  - particularly dangerous junctions for cyclists
  - small raised islands placed in the middle of an intersection
  - typically circular, with an intersecting street in each quadrant
* can also provide a refuge for pedestrians when they are crossing the street
  - be hazardous to bikes
* enable all cars to move continuously through intersections at the same low speed.
* take the place of traffic lights in most places in England.

Talking
* can involve breathes
  - coughs
  - debates
  - laughings
  - lies
  - sneezes
  - speaks
  - stutterings
  - thinks
  - walking
* causes boredom
  - communication
  - conversations
  - distractions
  - dry mouths
  - eye contact
  - headaches
  - noise
  - revelation
  - sharing information
  - sore throats
  - sound
  - understanding
  - behavior
  - speechs
* is used for communication
  - gossip
  - share knowledge
  - working
### humanistic philosophy:

Radical behaviorism
* humanistic philosophy.
* is humanist
  - the philosophy of the natural science of behavior
* more moderate form of behaviorism.
+ Applied behavior analysis, History, Behaviorism
  * One of the most famous behaviorists was the psychologist B.F. Skinner. Skinner first published his ideas about behaviorism in 1938. He wrote a lot about behaviorism throughout his career. In 1945, Skinner came up with the concept of radical behaviorism. Radical behaviorism is a more moderate form of behaviorism. Radical behaviorism is not as extreme as behaviorism. It recognizes that internal feelings can effect behavior. But it says that people should only focus on behavior because behavior can be observed. Skinner thought that behavior is partially caused by the environment. He also thought that behavior was partially caused by genetics.
### humans:

Auto mechanic
* are humans.
* are located in repair shops
  - service stations
  - mechanics
  - trade
  - vocation
* do it under hoods, using oil and grease.

Moor
* Most moors have main collecting pumps that lift the drained water into embanked rivers.
  - open areas
  - plains
  - traditionally herders who travel from oasis to oasis in the western Sahara
  - wetland
* have big bug eyes.

Web surfer
* Most web surfers use search engines and directories to locate a web site of interest
  - and directories to locate what they are looking for
  - when using the internet for information purposes
  - notorious for having a short attention span
* have a shorter attention span than channel surfers.

### hunting:

Deer hunting
* are hunts.
* can exist without deer management
  - put men with clogged arteries at risk of a heart attack
* is also divided into seasons for archery, muzzle load and firearm
  - an important part of New York's heritage
  - for country squires and gentleman sportsmen
  - limited to bows, muzzleloaders, and shotguns with slugs
  - restricted to archery only
* low-profile activity in that hunters are usually alone and deep in the bush.
* passion and way of life for many in our population.
* popular, though controversial, sport.
* remains the primary method of deer management in Maryland and across the nation.
* true sport.

Duck hunting
* challenging, rewarding sport.
* is done from boats that turn into duck blinds
  - in the wintertime
  - essentially an evening activity carried out during the hour after sunset
  - their sport
* sport that involves many types of gear.
### hybrid:

Modern hybrid
* Most modern hybrids produce branches freely and form compact balls covered with flowers.
* exploit every color of the rainbow, except blue.

Oriental hybrid
* bloom in mid- to late summer, just when Asiatic lilies are beginning to fade.
* make up the second class of lilies.

Hydrate
* also can form either in the well bore or in connecting lines, plugging the flow
  - go by the name of clathrates, a term derived from the Latin word for lattice
* are a common type of addition compound
  - compounds that have major implications for the natural gas industry
  - crystalline substances which contain water
  - inorganic salts which contain a specific number of water molecules loosly attached
* can cement loose sediments in a surface layer several hundred meters thick.
* contain vast store of world gas resources.
* form on and under the sediments.
* influence physical properties of ocean sediments, particularly strength and stability.
* often accumulate in troublesome amounts and impede fluid flow.
* only remain stable solids under high pressure- low temperature conditions.
* represent an enormous energy source.

### hydrate:

Methane hydrate
* are little-known, but have a huge potential as a new energy resource
  - rigid, ice-like solids of water surrounding a gas molecule
  - well known to the oil industry as a material that clogs pipelines and casing
* can form at temperatures above the freezing point of water.
* occur in patches along the coastlines of most continents.

### hydraulic brakes:

Disc brake
* Most disc brakes require brake line pressure
  - static pressure
* are brakes
  - easy to fit to today's bikes
  - much safer than drum brakes
* can and do drag.
* hydraulic brakes
* operate more efficiently at high temperatures and wet conditions than drum brakes.
* use a proportioning valve.

Drum brake
- prone to fade, or heat buildup, which reduces their effectiveness
* do the slowing on both ends and work via levers on either side of the handlebars.
* have a primary shoe which goes to the rear and a secondary shoe which goes to the front.
### hydrocarbon:

Aliphatic hydrocarbon
* are easier to degrade than aromatic compounds.
* have the principal carbon atoms arranged in chains.

### hydrocarbon:

Aromatic compound
* Most aromatic compounds undergo degradations.
* Some aromatic compounds find in citrus fruit
  - mill wastewater
  - olive mill wastewater
* Some aromatic compounds produce aroma flavor
* are highly toxic and many like benzene are known human carcinogens
  - hydrocarbons
  - important in industry
  - very stable
* have strong, characteristic odors.
* play key roles in the biochemistry of all living things.
* tend to react by electrophilic substitution.
+ Aromatic hydrocarbon, Importance of aromatic compounds: Organic compounds
  * Aromatic compounds play key roles in the biochemistry of all living things. The four aromatic amino acids histidine, phenylalanine, tryptophan, and tyrosine each serve as one of the 20 basic building blocks of proteins. Chlorophyll also has a similar aromatic system.
  * Aromatic compounds are important in industry. About 35 million tonnes are produced worldwide every year. They are extracted from complex mixtures obtained by the refining of oil or by distillation of coal tar. They are used to produce a range of important chemicals and polymers, including styrene, phenol, aniline, polyester and nylon.

Aromatic hydrocarbon
* are aromatic organic molecules that form flat ring-shaped bonds
  - hydrocarbons
  - nonpolar and have physical properties similar to the alkanes and alkenes
  - toxic and carcinogenic
* have a ubiquitous distribution in nature.
* help determine the rate at which gasoline burns.
+ Hydrocarbon, Aromatic Hydrocarbons
  * Aromatic hydrocarbons are aromatic organic molecules that form flat ring-shaped bonds. The most simplest of aromatic hydrocarbons are benzene and indole.

### hydrocarbon:

Benzene
* Most benzene is produced by either catalytic reforming of naphtha or hydrodealkylation of toluene
  - in conjunction with the gasoline refining process
* burns quite well because it's built around rings of six carbon atoms.
* causes leukemia in humans.
* forms hydrogen bonds with water.
* is an aromatic hydrocarbon
  - chemical compounds
* occurs as a volatile, colorless, highly flammable liquid that dissolves easily in water
  - in fruits, fish, vegetables, nuts, dairy products, beverages, and eggs
### hydrocarbon:

Carotene
* Some carotenes are terminated by hydrocarbon rings, on one or both ends of the molecule.
* absorbs blue-green and blue light.
* are carotenoids containing no oxygen
  - organic matter
  - present in lesser amounts than the other yellow pigment - xanthophyll
  - red, orange or yellow, whereas phycobilins are blue or red
  - the precursors to vitamin A found in fruits and vegetables
* belongs to a group of pigments known as carotenoids.
* can help strengthen the respiratory tract lining.
* changes the feathers from the shrimp and algae that is ingested.
* compound that is found in many plants and animals.
* contain no oxygen atoms.
* contribute to photosynthesis by transmitting the light energy they absorb to chlorophyll.
* have secondary functions as antioxidants.
* is also a pigment found in the chlorophyll.
* is found in all pigmented fruits and vegetables
  - carrots and cantaloupes, and lycopenes are found in tomatoes and watermelons
  - easily found in carrots as well as other vegetables
  - good for eyesight
  - oxidizable into xanthophyll
* is responsible for orange
  - the orange colour of carrots and many other fruits and vegetables
* much more stable compound than chlorophyll.
* protects plant cells against the destructive effects of ultraviolet light.
* represent the most widespread group of naturally occurring pigments in nature.
* seem to offer protection against lung, colorectal, breast, uterine and prostate cancers.
* seems to have possible anti-cancer properties especially in relation to lung cancer.
* yellow to orange pigment resulting from certain plant products, such as carrots.

Chlorinated hydrocarbon
* are a group of synthetic organic compounds with one or more chlorine atoms
  - set of molecules designed originally for use as pesticides
  - major pollutants of ground, surface and drinking water
* can negatively effect an estuary.
* remain in the environment and are therefore of concern.

Chlorobenzene
* are chemical compounds
  - hydrocarbons
  - solvent
* can evaporate when exposed to air.
* colorless organic liquid with a faint, almond-like odor.
* enters the environment from industrial and municipal discharges.
* flammable liquid and a fire hazard.
* is moderately toxic to aquatic organisms
  - unreactive towards water and decomposes only at high temperatures
* occurs as a colorless flammable liquid, with low solubility in water.
Hydrophobicity
* Hydrophobicities are properties.
* characterizes interaction of residues with aqueous solution.
* interferes with and reduces the soils infiltration characteristics.
* is the major driving force for protein folding
  - strongest of the 'weak interactions' that hold molecular components in place
* reduces the amount of water infiltration resulting in increased runoff.

Hydroxide
* Some hydroxide has bonds
  - ionic bonds
* are usually insoluble.
* has charge.

### hydroxide:

Barium hydroxide
* is barium
  - bases
  - chemical compounds
  - corrosive because it is basic
  - crystal
  - ionic compounds
  - used in titrations
* slightly soluble salt in water.
* white solid.
+ Barium hydroxide, Properties: Barium compounds
  * Barium hydroxide is a white solid. It dissolves in water to make a basic solution. It decomposes to barium oxide when heated in a vacuum. It reacts with carbon dioxide to make barium carbonate. It reacts with any sulfate to make barium sulfate. It reacts with hydrogen sulfide to make barium sulfide
  - Safety
  * Barium hydroxide is corrosive because it is basic. It is also toxic because of barium ions
  - Uses
  * Barium hydroxide is used in titrations. If sodium hydroxide solution is used, some sodium carbonate may be in there. It is less basic than sodium hydroxide, so the titration can be messed up. When barium hydroxide reacts with carbon dioxide to make barium carbonate, it forms a white solid that can be removed

Caesium hydroxide
* is the strongest base known, and can attack glass.
* strong base and attacks glass.

Calcium hydroxide
* is formed by the reaction of calcium oxide and water
* is used as a water softener
  - in whitewashing buildings

### hydroxide:

Magnesium hydroxide
* contains two hydroxyl groups.
* general purpose food additive.
* impairs the absorption of iron
  - ketoconazole
  - quinolones
  - tetracycline
* is chemical compounds
  - electrolytes
  - inorganic compounds
  - ionic compounds
  - rock insoluble at limewater pH values
  - soluble in aqueous acids generating heat
* is used as a medicine for stomach disorder
  - to help with stomach aches or indigestion
+ Alkali, Uses of common Alkalis: Chemistry
  * Magnesium hydroxide is used to help with stomach aches or indigestion. It makes the contents of a stomach less acidic.

Potash
* are minerals.
* forms a strongly alkaline solution with water and is frequently used in manufacturing soap.
* helps produce flowers and fruit, and makes fruit taste better.
* is hydroxide
  - vital here, because it builds up disease resistance
* varies in color from pink or red to white depending on the mining and recovery process used.
### ideal:

Good example
* are frogs and toads, both of which live in water when they are tadpoles.
+ Metamorphosis: Developmental biology :: Animal anatomy
  * Metamorphosis' in biology means the process of transformation from an immature form to an adult form in two or more distinct stages. Good examples are insects and amphibians. Life for most insects begins as a larva or nymph then progresses to the pupa stage and ends as an adult.

### ideas:

Keynote
* are ideas
  - software
  - subjects
* is an idea

Suggestion
- persuasions
  - proposals
* base on experience.
* explain evidence.
* have flaws.
* include construction.
* may have benefits.
* to deal with situations.
  * If we want to really get this wiki going the right way we need to define the project scope, sooner rather than later, before it's too late. Once we know what it is, everything becomes easier. Suggestions are welcome.
### identity:

Ethnic identity
* is essential to the psychological functioning of the individual
  - treated as a conceptualisation of one's membership of an ethnic group
* powerful lens, just as race is an irreducible element in a person's identity.

### identity:

Gender identity
* Gender identities are identities.
* IS separate from sexual orientation.
* develops through biological and social influences.
* different continuum than that of sexual orientation.
* is about gender.
* is an identity
  - individual's sense of being male or female
  - basically one's conviction of being male or female
* is distinct from and more basic than sexual orientation
  - fundamentally different from a person s sexual orientation
  - how people describe themselves
  - just as fixed for transsexuals
  - one's internal experience of their gender
  - the inward experience of gender role
* means self identification as a member of the relevant gender.
* refers to a person s sexual self-image and to distinguish it from physiological sex.
* self-perception influenced by culture and history.

Mistaken identity
* becomes a metaphor for distinguishing what is true and false.
* can land innocent people in jail.
* occurs when the wrong party is named and served.

### identity:

National identity
* National identities are different from each other based upon the way men interact with women.
* can only develop in confrontation with other identities.
* is an identity of equality between members of the nation
  - diverse, contested, and combines with other identities
  - embedded in gender
  - formed in relation to the 'other' and evolves in comparison with the 'other'
  - more deeply rooted in the common goals and ideals of the people
  - shaped by all the different races, groups and cultures within

Online identity
* is the digital identity established by computer network users.
* persistent kind of presence.
+ Identity, Social science and psychology

Racial identity
* is formed, therefore, in the context of other people.
* pitifully small part of genetic makeup.

Social identity
* Social identities are the social categories or groups to which an individual can claim membership.
* is such a complex and multi-dimensional phenomenon.
### ideology:

Extremism
* breeds extremism.
* brings about civil war, undermines political life, and brings about tyranny.
* does thrive in political vacuums and in conditions of political paralysis.
* feeds on ignorance, on slanderous myths and propaganda.
* product of certainty engorged by hubris.
* takes many forms.
* tends to remain as a natural human trait that takes one foolish form or another.
* virtue in space efficient node packing.
* works for politicians - even the insignificant ones.

### ideology | extremism:

Religious extremism
* growing challenge to women's rights.
* is perhaps the most concrete threat to religious freedom in the world today.

Fascism
* always lurks in the bowels of the capitalist system.
* are dictatorships.
* does exist.
* exploits nationalism by playing upon feelings of superiority over others.
* is ideology
* seeks to organize an organization led mass movement in an effort to capture the state power.
* tends to be used a lot on the left as a term of abuse.

### ideology:

Federalism
* describes the relationship between state, local, and federal government.
* disperses power by creating several layers of government.
* expressly gives states and local governments the ability to raise taxes and spend money.
* has a critical relationship toward the traditional ideologies
  - roots common with European communism and socialism
* is an agreement between sovereign entities
  - idea whose time has gone
* is an important issue today throughout the world
  - part of the constitutional effort to restrain power
  - arguably the most important feature of the United States s system of government
  - both a constitutional idea, as well as a constitutional structure
  - intended to defer to the level of government which is protecting individual rights
  - one of the most frequently discussed elements of the American policy process
  - supposed to be a two-way street
* is the cornerstone of the Canadian state
  - distribution of power between a federal government and the states within a union
* is the division of authority between national and regional governments
  - sovereignty between the states and the national government
  - framework in which the federal, state and local governments co-exist
  - only way to properly address Burma s ethnic states
  - operational application of the covenant idea
* is, for instance, a fragmented legal system.
* mandates that state public policy is entitled to presumptive deference.
* means bringing government closer to the people
  - decentralised, diverse, democratic
* philosophy, and more than a mere ideology.
* product of reason in politics.
* provides for powers to be shared by both the national and state governments
  - inherent checks and balances between the two governments
* recognizes the legitimacy of states as political units.
* safeguard both of individual freedom and of national unity.
* stands for more democracy.
* tends to produce biased outcomes in policy-making.

### ideology | federalism:

Fiscal federalism
* describes the flow of money from the federal government to the state governments.
* is central to the debates about fiscally sustainable development.
### ignorance:

Inexperience
* are ignorance.
* contributes to infertility.
* frequent cause of accidents.
* is ignorance
* naturally leaves one with feelings of uncertainty or anxiety.
* often contains the free thought of uninhibited creativity.

### illegal aliens:

Illegal alien
* are illegal aliens
  - people
* pass through areas.
* pay taxes that benefit the economy.

Illegal immigrant
* are illegal aliens
  - immigrants
  - still illegal and hunger strikers are still hungry
* can face deportation when arrested.
* don t pay taxes.
* pay considerably more in consumer purchases and taxes.
* trust their futures to coyotes, who are complete strangers.

### illnesses:

Adenomyosis
* are illnesses.
* is common cause of severe menstrual pain, and is often confused with fibroids
  - pathology
  - the presence of endometrial tissue within the wall of the uterus

Bone disease
* Most bone diseases are rare, but a few pose serious health problems.
* Most bone diseases require immediate treatments
* Some bone diseases develop in patients.
* can make bones easy to break.
* is common in sickle cell disease
  - excruciating
* known complication of solid organ transplantation.
* major problem for men too, and osteoporosis affects six million men.

Canker sore
* Many canker sores are the result of gluten intolerance.
* can be very painful and uncomfortable, sometimes making it difficult to eat
  - painful, especially if they are touched repeatedly, e.g., by the tongue
  - make the simple pleasures of eating food and kissing a loved one unbearable
* is illnesses
  - ulcer
* occur in the mouth.
* occur most often in females for some reason
* range in size from as small as a pinhead to as large as a quarter.

Compartment syndrome
* are illnesses
  - medical conditions
  - the most devastating, they are the ones that can cause most of the damage
* is usually due to a crush injury and surgical emergency.
* painful cramp caused by compression of muscles during exercise.
* relatively uncommon, yet dangerous, orthopedic problem.

Digestive disorder
* All digestive disorders involve disturbances in pH levels and enzyme functions.
* Some digestive disorder affects children.
* Some digestive disorder is caused by herbages
  - young herbages
* are a major source of lost time
  - among the most common disorders that occur in pet chinchillas
* can result, as can back problems.
* relate to a third chakra fire imbalance.
* results in ailment
  - gastrointestinal ailment

Drug reaction
* Some drug reactions occur in everyone, others occur only in susceptible people.
* are the most common cause of treatable symptoms.
* can cause dementia
  - mimic many skin disorders and can result from any drug
  - vary from mild to severe and life threatening
* is illnesses.

Excessive noise
* can damage health.
* causes nausea in some animals.
* includes that generated by low-flying airplanes and types of heavy, loud machinery.
  - one of the leading causes of permanent hearing damage
  - perhaps a less perceived, but still very intensive factor affecting human health
Image quality
* depends on resolution and type of lens.
* involves the formulation of crisp mathematical criteria.
* is about equal to the quality of a good photocopy, sometimes better
  - also related to aperture
  - basic to the optimization of instrument performance
  - determined by resolution and color depth
  - digital and representative of works which are generally more vibrant in reality
  - one of the most important issues in ultrasound imaging
  - reduced when grease or oil builds up on the optical surface
  - the primary restriction in picture size when it comes to enlarging photographs
  - what separates the cheap digital cameras and the more expensive cameras

### image:

Abstract image
* All abstract images have their origin in the world of matter , the world of space and time.
* dominate Chumash art.
* emerge from energy from colors, motion and resolve, in part, from natural forms.

Afterimage
* is an image
  - the perception of spots in the field of vision
* work because of the way human light receptors work.

Animated image
* can often bring concepts to life better than words.
* exist to draw attention to themselves.
* help explain cells of the immune system, bacteria, and parasites.

Bitmap image
* Comprises a grid or raster of pixels to represent a graphical image.
* are resolution dependent - they represent a fixed number of pixels
  - resolution-dependent that is, they represent a fixed number of pixels

Brand image
* are an image or logo representing the brand of a product.
* is how customers and prospective customers feel about a product or service
  - the element of advertising most likely to create brand loyalty

### image:

Digital image
* Most digital images look like photographs.
* are easier to work with in fashioning a motion picture
  - now holograms, projecting computer images of reality on demand
  - preferred to photographs
* can last a long time
  - occupy huge amounts of memory and disk space
* consists of discrete picture elements called pixels.
* have limits
  - the advantages of lossless storage, transmission, and retrieval
* lend themselves especially well to image processing.
* measure pixels per inch or centimeter.

Graphic image
* are files such as.GIF or.JPG files that contain pictures.
* are files that contain pictures such as

Holographic image
* are the only true three-dimensional images being produced today.
* occupy the same amount of space as the original object.

Image contrast
* arises from the variability of echo strength.
* decreases as the wavelength of radiation becomes shorter.
* is retained by reducing stray light and glare.

Infrared image
* display gradients of temperature differences.
* show clouds at higher levels better because they are colder.

Landsat image
* are effective for quantifying changes in surface water.
* show natural landforms and also shapes created by humans.
### image | visual image:

Visual field
* have a great deal of variability.
* is full with huge amount of gian cells.
* loses result in blind spots initially, leading to tunnel vision, and then blindness.
* map the area or field of vision.
* refers to how great an area a person can see and is measured, in degrees, as an angle
  - the area that a person can see without moving the head
* reveal an absolute scotoma in the area of the retinoschisis.
* visual image

Visualisation
* big hurdle for people when they are learning to project.
* critical component of high performance computing.
* is an image
  - the technique used by top sportspeople to achieve results
  - to purify the body
* plays a key role in the aviation industry.
* powerful tool to quickly analyze millions of numbers in the blink of an eye.
* serves a vital role in the understanding of information.

### imagery:

Color image
* are imagery.
* show how the blood moves and flows through the heart.

Immobility
* can lead to isolation and cause other conditions such as depression
  - result in lower bone density from lack of weight bearing activity
* causes more pain and risk of injury
  - tension
* increases the risk of bone loss.
* is quality
  - the chief cause of leg vein clots which can loosen and fly to the lung

### immoral:

Artificial contraception
* is immoral.
* sets limits on self-giving.
* tends to focus on love just as a sexual activity.

### immorality:

Sinfulness
* hates righteousness, and imperfection hates perfection.
* is immorality
* leads to wars.
* remains characteristic of our nature.

### immune system modulator:

Transfer factor
* are chemical messengers that enhance immune system response
  - less than one part in a thousand of colostrum
  - small molecules that consist of specific sequences of amino acids
* balance the immune system through boosting it and controlling it.
* is an immune system modulator
  - effective across different mammalian species
* substance which is starting to revolutionize health care.

### immunisation:

Inoculation
* Most inoculation occurs during the growing season, harvest and grading.
* alone is sometimes inadequate the first time soybeans are grown.
* are immunization.
* ensures the ability of legume crops to fix their own nitrogen.
* is efficient, and is particularly harmful during the plant's early development
  - immunisation
  - nothing more than mixing bacteria with the seed before planting
* is the environmental choice
  - introduction of specific microorganisms into the soil
  - process of introducing commercially prepared rhizobia bacteria into the soil
* produces a papule at the vaccination site on the third day after vaccination.
* stimulate the immune system to recognize and destroy an infectious microbe.
* technique which increases the resistance to persuasion.

### immunisation | inoculation:

Stress inoculation
* involves giving people realistic warnings, recommendations, and reassurances.
* is associated with giving people information.
### impact:

Induced impact
* are a third category of economic impacts
  - the impact of expenditures of employees of processors
* is household spending earned from the institutions or their suppliers.

Negative impact
* are the potential consequences of misjudgments, errors or mistakes.
* includes displacement.

Term impact
* cans have angler harvest
  - heavy harvest
* includes decay.
* increases over many years

### impartiality:

Fairness
* demands that beings that are alike in all morally relevant respects be treated alike.
* dictates that family members be scrutinized with the same standards.
* is impartiality
  - justice
* likewise relates to the way the institution treats individuals and groups.

### impartiality | fairness:

Sportsmanship
* also has a component of fairness attached to it.
* are fairness.
* encompasses all that which is good in human nature.
* exists in all competitive sport.
* holds the strongest values in sports.
* is about the honorable pursuit of victory
  - an honorable quality that desires to be courteous, fair, and respectful
  - everyone's responsibility
  - positive behavior that stems from generosity and genuine respect for others
  - probably the clearest and most popular expression of morals
* is the most important concept or value in sports
  - name of the game especially because the HEPcats sometimes lose
  - used in tennis matches many times
  - what wrestling is all about
* means one who plays fairly and wins or loses gracefully.
* vital part of any athletic sport.
* way of life.

### impending political reality:

Devolution
* can foster ethno-political obstacles to water sharing.
* describes the dismantling or reduction of government supported social services.
* encourages politicised decision-making and politicised targeting of welfare assistance.
* has important implications for local government finances.
* is about differences and about partnership
  - sharing power
  - an impending political reality
  - consistent with the second law of thermodynamics
  - delegating
  - deputation
  - one of the key tenets of feminist research
  - roughly the English equivalent of our notion of a decentralized system
  - the delegation of power from a central government to local bodies
* means that they decide their own priorities.

### imperfect science:

Earthquake prediction
* is an imperfect science.
* statement of probability based on scientific observation.

Imperfection
* Most imperfections disappear when heated.
* appear in almost every diamond and are the diamond's unique fingerprint.
* are states.
* can reveal the modes of growth of crystals, both natural and synthetic.
* fundamental law of life.
* is easier to tolerate in small doses
  - good for the soul
  - stamped upon every human being
  - the basis of our humanity
  - upon the human race
* mean collisions, collisions mean heat.
### implement | bar | lever:

Trigger
* Some triggers are part of guns.
* are 'things' which trigger events
  - albums
  - any substance added to a bait designed to attract the fish
  - causing
  - devices
  - events which can spark actions, eg
  - events, people or things that remind one about smoking
  - often verbal or nonverbal behaviors that bring up feelings of abandonment or rejection
  - sensors that can be attached to drum kit components
  - the things that set off asthma
  - things in the environment that cause the muscles of the airway to tighten and squeeze
* are things that cause asthma attacks and vary from person to person
  - make the asthma active
* causes most people to lose weight.
* eat lions' fangs.
* explosive bloom production in flowering plants, increases flower yield, enhances fragrance
* immune response and white blood cells.
* includes fulcrums
  - sections
* is the means by which a projectile decides when to detonate.
* pull on a rifle can make or break a hunter's ability to shoot accurately.
* term used to describe a shutter release.

### implement | bar | lever | trigger:

Different trigger
* Many different triggers can cause nasal allergies.
* can make eczema worse, including stress, other allergies, and sweating.

Oyster bar
* are prevalent, especially along the seaside or riverfront.
* form primary habitat for young sea bass.

Point bar
* are in the inside of meander loops.
* is composed of silt and sand with some gravels at the extreme upper end of the bar.

Salad bar
* are bars.
* can also be high in fiber
  - contain healthy, nutritious food or an unhealthy mixture of foodborne bacteria

Sand bar
* are banks
  - natural things
  - offshore shoals of sand deposited with slower moving water
* form on the inside of river curves.

Sport bar
* are extremely rich in carbohydrates, proteins and fiber.
* feature clothe waitresses

Vertical bar
* provide protection.
* refer to the conserved cysteine residues.
* show body length
### implement | bat:

Infect bat
* Most infect bats exhibit unusual behavior.
* Most infect bats leave hibernation sites
* exhibit behavior

Insectivorous bat
* Most insectivorous bats have teeth.
* Some insectivorous bats perform insect control services
* are essential in controlling mosquito populations.
* consume a vast quantity of bugs every night.

Jamaican bat
* Most jamaican bats have brown fur
* Some jamaican bats feed on bananas.

### implement | bat:

Megabat
* Most megabats eat fruit and have a good sense of smell so that they can find ripened fruit
  - have short, round ears
  - roost in the open
* are a smaller group of bats that live in tropical places like Africa, Asia, and Australia
  - large bats that navigate by sight and smell and feed on plant products
* are larger and feed on nectar, pollen and fruit
  - bats that use their eyesight to feed on fruits and nectars
  - mammals
  - the larger bats
* eat fruit , nectar or pollen.
* fly from plant to plant.
* have large eyes and excellent eyesight
  - the advanced pathway from eye to midbrain
* seem to be slow.
* use their eyes to locate food.
* usually eat fruits, and microbats generally eat insects.
+ Bat, Adaptations, Food

### implement | bat:

Microbat
* Many microbats live in America.
* Most microbats eat insects and use echolocation to hunt.
* are able to find their way in the dark and catch their food using echolocation
  - capable of eating their own body weight in insects each and every night
  - smaller and are usually insect eating, carnivorous bats
* can catch insects as they fly through the air
  - see with their ears
* have large eyes and ears and unusual looking noses.
* listen to echoes to find insects.
* provide pest control in their nightly consumption of insects by the tons.
* rely on sound to find their food.
* use echolocation more than megabats.
* use echolocation to find their prey
  - navigate and forage, often in total darkness
  - other calls for communication particularly in the roost
  - their voice and hearing to find food

### implement | bat | microbat:

Brown bat
* Most brown bats have noses.
* Some brown bats eat mosquitoes.
* Some brown bats emit intense sound
* are also hosts for various parasites such as fleas, bat bugs and lice.
* consume insects.
* drink the nectar from the cacti blossoms.
* form colonies
  - nursery colonies
* live in buildings or caves, and some migrate before they hibernate in winter.