ontocord/MixtureVitae-genericsKB huggingface dataset:
Mixed incontinence
* combination of genuine stress and urge incontinence
  - types
  - urge and stress incontinence
* is often a combination of both conditions above - stress and urge incontinence
  - the coexistence of stress and urge incontinence
  - when the person experiences a combination of stress and urge incontinence
* mixture of any of the above-mentioned causes.
* refers to a patient having more than one type of incontinence.

Naturism
* common practice on many isolated beaches.
* is about accepting the human body for what it is - nothing to be ashamed of
  - personal enjoyment of being naked
  - characterised by the practice of communal nudity
  - characterized by social nudity
  - first about accepting oneself
  - founded on family participation
  - restricted to certain beaches
  - the very essence of getting back to nature and becoming true denizens of the earth
* response to the effect of the power and influence of nature upon human emotions
* social activity that appeals to men, women and children of all ages.

Newts
* Many newts have red spots along their sides
  - toxic secretions that are dangerous
* Most newts eat food
  - worms
  - enter water
  - feed upon insects
  - go through three life stages rather than just two like most amphibians
* Most newts have porous skin
  - spines
  - throats
  - whitish throats
  - leave water
* Most newts live in ponds
  - prefer food
  - undergo complete metamorphosis
* Some newts eat insects
  - feed in lakes
  - float in ponds
* Some newts identify mates
  - potential mates
* Some newts live in habitats
  - moist habitats
  - migrate to ponds
  - occupy trophic levels
  - swim in lakes
* Some newts swim to surfaces
  - water surfaces

Nucleoli
* Some nucleoli are visible.
* contain at least one, usually several, associated centromeres.

Nummular dermatitis
* can resolve completely, though typically it persists for years.
* condition confined to the skin.
* is more common in males
  - rare in children

Nopale
* are a nutritious and delicious member of the cactus family
  - the young flat paddles of the prickly pear cactus
* have a tart, green bean-like flavor.

Normality
* balanced mixture of all four.
* barely balanced equilibrium of tensions.
* continues to be confused with health.
* curse for the weak.
* form of craziness sanctioned by local custom.
* is always equal to or greater than molarity.
* is an alternative way to express the concentration of a solution
  - amount
  - conformity
  - equivalents per liter
  - important in statistical inference
  - the possession of the confident
* matter of definition in a given society.
* pre-condition for certain analyses of data, including many hypothesis tests.
Overuse
* also causes muscle fatigue
  - has the potential to cause nausea or diarrhea
* can cause anxiety and insomnia
  - increased redness and irritation in the eye and can even lead to permanent damage
  - nausea and vomiting, making it unpleasant to abuse
  - photosensitivity in some people
  - the skin to dry and flake
  - create resistant strains of bacteria
* can increase the risk of side effects and can lead to eye damage
  - effects and lead to eye damage
  - inflame the tendon and cause grating and pain
* can lead to micro-tears in the soft tissues, which can become swollen and painful
  - upset stomach, bleeding in the digestive tract, and ulcers
* can result in inflammation, pain, and restricted movement
  - systemic absorption with the usual antihistamine side effects
* is development
* problem for farms in suburban areas.
* syndromes that involve long-standing poor posture are a common cause.

Overcoming adversity
* can often make a person stronger.
* has a way of adding physical muscle and mental determination.
* is something to be admired in people.

Ongoing research
* has scientists trying to identify a gene causing migraines.
* is essential for the treatment of cancer.
* suggests that bulking up stool can help bulk up muscle.

Operational philosophy
* is the philosophy of action-directed goals.
* views any language as a certain way of organizing experience.

Oriental
* Most orientals have small eyes.
* also require birthright rolls.
* are a high energy breed, and very social, both with people and other animals
  - sociable, talkative and affectionate, as well as playful
  - very affectionate cats and also very active
* bloom when the other lilies are finished.
* have strong beliefs about the flow of life forces, just as many Native American groups do.
* practise also the blessing of rivers or the sea.
* preserve in salt.
* represent a diverse group of cats that have their foundation in the Siamese breed.
* see their governments as predators, populated by corrupt power-seekers.
* vary depending upon their ancestry.

Offering
* are contributions.
* is located in churchs.

Overtime
* is hours prior to or beyond posted building hours
  - worked in excess of forty in a work week
  - money times
  - one technique that employers use to deal with skill shortages
  - part of ice hockeys
  - similar to overtime in college games
  - simply hours taken away from the life of employees
* is time away from rest, family, loved ones and leisure activities
  - periods
  - work time
* means the hours of work carried out in excess of the normal hours of work per day.
* rule under the Employment Standards Act.
Outrage
* is atrocities
  - controversy
  - inhumanity
  - organisation
  - trouble
* judging pattern that fails to accept reality as it is.

Objectification
* form of oppression.
* is an inevitable aspect of representation
  - realization
  - representations
  - the functioning of an actual entity in the becoming of an actual entity
  - when men view women as objects
* kind of metasystem transition.
* term signifying treating people as things or abstractions.

Oppression
* applies to the same groups of people that discrimination does.
* can take the form of excluding entire categories of people.
* comes from hate
  - the concept of being weighted down, and is often shown as such
* is common in America, the land of the free, and comes in many forms
  - complex, and the way different oppressions interact is complex
  - depressions
  - in the eyes of the oppressed
  - persecution
  - possible when government does more than ensure justice
* is the grain of daily life
  - misuse of power to the detriment of others
  - what they remember of their lives in that country
* negative force, and as long as it exists, everyone is impacted.
* occurs when someone with power uses it against a less-empowered person.
* often leads to revolution and the human quest for freedom and liberty of conscience.
* requires the oppressed to be vulnerable.
* takes many forms
  - two major forms, external and internal

Oblivion
* comes when the soul is dried up with material cares.
* grows stronger with every passing day, and the afterlife grows less eternal by the minute.
* is at times a means of survival and a condition for a fresh start
  - obscurity

Octopi
* Most octopi have glands
  - muscles
  - poison glands
  - suckers
  - tentacles
  - types
* Some octopi attain weight
  - cause inflammation
  - change color
* Some octopi eat crabs
  - shore crabs
  - go into shells
* Some octopi have beaks
  - kill humans
  - penetrate shells
  - use mimicry
* also crawl about the ocean floor, using their tentacles.
* are also out hunting at night
  - carnivorous scavengers, and search for food by crawling along the bottom at night
  - sexual and mate polygamous
  - solitary, eight-armed animals that live on the ocean floor
  - top predators
* can perceive shape, color intensity and texture.
* have gardens
  - separate sexes
  - tentacles, elephants have trunks
* range around the world.
* stay near the bottom, and even big ones are timid.
* thrive on the broad continental shelf.

Osteitis pubis
* is one of the many sports-related injuries that cause pain in the groin area.
* represents inflammation of the symphysis pubis.

Offender
* bad person
* is the name given to a person who sexually abuses children.

Operational research
* is used by a large variety of organisations.
* systematic way of dealing with decision making.
Physic
* Explain the nature of matter.
* also applies when trying to stay grounded during a tackle
  - combines with other disciplines
  - explains why a firework shoots into the air
  - seeks to construct models which can be used to explain or predict complex interactions
* are located in universities
  - natural science
* based modeling growing area in computer graphics.
* can be a powerful influence for people interested in perception and robotics
  - explain why certain living things take unusual shapes
  - lead to careers ranging from engineering to space research
  - predict the future with enough knowledge about the present
* clearly mentions that the laws that hold good for the atom also hold good for the cosmos.
* consequently occupies a central position in science and technology.
* even makes an appearance in palaeontology.
* generally begins with a study of mechanics.
* say for every action there is an equal and opposite reaction.
* shines light on the mathematical structure that lies underneath nature.

Parallelism
* allows large-scale problems to be solved
  - larger problems to be solved while reducing the computation time
* allows the computer to perform more than one function at a time
  - database system to divide tasks so that they can be completed sooner
* contends that the mind and body interact independently of one another.
* function of the tester and probe cards.
* is achieved through concurrent processing of tasks on individual processing units
  - also a kind of repetition
  - an important characteristic of clear syntax, especially in long sentence structures
  - common to the fossil record
  - exploited in allowing all nodes at one level to be active simultaneously
  - referred to as a special form of symmetry
  - similarity
* is the ability for multiple calculations to occur in a given instance in a computer
  - nature of hardware
  - similarity of grammatical structure among heads or items in a list
  - use of two lines to express the same idea in two ways
  - used to enhance system speed and developmental flexibility
* key concept being studied in circuit and novel architecture design.
* operates on both semantic and grammatical levels.
* refers to a sound that compliments an image
  - the external form that a listener or a reader perceives in a poem
* technology that is seen as very distant by a large number of industries.

Permutation
* Demonstrates how to calculate permutations, and how they appear in cycles.
* Every permutation is equivalent to a product of transpositions.
* Every permutation product of disjoint cycles
* Take a set A of n different elements.
* also have a parity which is changed by a transposition.
* are when order is important.
* cascades with normalized cells.
* illustrates the number of ways to arrange elements in a definite order.
* is an extension of inversion that can be applied to genetic programming
  - ordered arrangement of a set of distinct objects
  - transformation
  - used in the strict mathematical sense that only order is changed
* means a combination of certain units in all possible orderings.
* method of establishing significance without making assumptions about the data.
Pulmonary edema
* can develop rapidly.
* common cause of death.
* disorder where the lungs become filled with fluid.
* does present with a prominent peribronchial pattern.
* is an acute complication of left ventricular failure
  - cardiovascular complications
  - classified as either high pressure or permeability pulmonary edema
  - evidenced by difficulty breathing and sometimes blue gums
  - fluid in the lungs
  - lung diseases
  - signs
* is the abnormal accumulation of fluid outside the vascular space of the lung
  - accumulation of fluid in the extravascular spaces of the lungs
  - most severe manifestation of pulmonary venous congestion
  - unrelated to gas embolism from pulmonary barotrauma or decompression accidents
  - water in the lungs
* life-threatening condition.
* presents a threat of suffocation.
* seems to be more common in fresh water aspiration.
* serious emergency and the causes are many. etc.

Proper hydration
* is also critical to performing well and staying safe
  - an important factor in healthy hair and in promoting good health
* is essential after conditions that involves injury to the skeletal muscle
  - for good performance in exercise
  - important to sustain proper cell and tissue function
  - one of the easiest ways to improve both health and job performance
  - the most crucial aspect of sports nutrition
  - vital in hot weather conditions

Parthenogenesis
* also occurs in some lizards
* involves embryos growing without fertilisation.
* is also common in plants and invertebrates
  - common among arthropods, some species of fish, amphibians, birds, and reptiles
  - events
  - fairly common
  - rare in beetles, except in the weevils
  - reproduction
  - seen as a possible way to clone primates , with the emphasis on human cloning
  - the ability of an unfertilized egg to develop and hatch
* is the development of an adult organism from an unfertilized egg
  - egg without the fertilization of a sperm
  - unfertilized egg into an adult organism
  - process by which an unfertilized egg develops without being fertilized
  - study of the growth of an organism from an unfertilized cell
* is when an unfertilized egg can develop into a new arthropod
  - develops into an individual
* occurs in a number of lower animal species
  - many species
  - rotifers and some roundworms, insects, fishes, and lizards
  - turkeys through the doubling of haploid cells
  - two fashions
  - when offspring develop from an unfertilized egg
* often happens where there are no males of a species in the vicinity.
* plays a role in the social organization of some bees, wasps, and ants.
* process by which an unfertil- ized egg cell grows into a new organism.
* refers specifically to the development of unfertilized eggs.
* subtype of asexual reproduction.
Phrenology
* is an example of the dangers of biased science and misconstrued data
  - divination by the bumps on the head
  - one science that can help mankind reach the pinnacle of our existence
* is the science of body features
  - study of the shape of the head and the lumps thereupon
* life science
* represents the beginning of the strong localizationist doctrine that is present today.
* says a person's behaviour is determined by the size of their brain.
* true science, which is there to benefit humanity.

Polypropylene
* allows air to permeate the ingredients while holding in moisture.
* comes in two types.
* continues to experience pressure on prices and margins.
* disintegrates and causes major contamination in the finished textile product.
* exhibits high stiffness and good impact strength.
* floats, and is the most resistant to chemicals of any other rope.
* is also a good wool substitute
  - good at transporting moisture, creating a wicking action
  - very strong
  - best since it is strong, non reactive, and accepted for long term healing
  - chemical compounds
  - common in underwear fabrics as it wicks water efficiently
  - flammable as hell
  - great for one-sided lamination where flexibility is needed
  - much stronger than polyethylene, with half the weight
  - plastic
  - practically non-absorbent
  - softer than a polyester film, but has excellent clarity
  - solids
  - today's fastest-growing thermoplastic packaging film
* provides high levels of durability and portability while minimizing weight.
* shares similar properties with polyethylene.

Physiological adaptation
* allows animal to perform functions.
* can often be a response to a specific environmental stimuli.
* involves coordinated adjustment by ALLl physiological processes.
* relate to the general functioning of the body.
* work the same way.

Pugilism
* contact sport
* is another term for the sport of boxing.

Profanity
* abounds in all parts of the land among young and old.
* consists of several uses of the s-word.
* crutch for conversational cripples.
* hurts others, makes others feel like less of a person.
* includes one f-word for humor.
* indicates a lack of intelligence and maturity.
* is acceptable in creative pieces or when quoting someone else
  - always a subjective concept
* is an indication of an inarticulate and weak mind
  - utterance
  - foul, indecent, or sexually provocative language
  - indicated as a sin
  - one form of careless, sinful speech
* is the language all programmers know best
  - one language all programmers know best
* is the one language that all programmers know the syntax of
  - programmers understand
  - understood by all programmers
  - quickest way to get locked out
  - used affectionately
* knows no bounds regarding either class, race, gender, education, or geography.
* stirs emotion.
* strong sign of a weak vocabulary.
Pharmacology
* Provides a thorough understanding of the mechanisms of drug action.
* also begins in third year.
* can only address the brain as a whole.
* describes the interaction between drugs and organisms.
* diverse field that utilizes aspects of many other disciplines.
* encompasses physiology, biochemistry, pathology, and of course drugs
  - therapy in medicine as well as investigations of basic cellular mechanisms
* includes the study of how drugs work at molecular and cellular levels.
* investigates the mechanisms by which drugs act on living systems.
* is Murder
  - an integrative rather than an autonomous science
  - concerned with understanding the action of drugs in the body
  - pharmaceutics
* is the basis of much of the research and development of new drugs
  - classic discipline for studying cellular signaling
  - science concerned with the study of drugs and how they work
* is the science of drugs
  - mixing and dispensing of drugs
* is the study of drug actions on biological systems
  - drugs and their interaction with molecular and physiologic systems
  - effects of chemical substances on living organisms
* is the study of how drugs and chemical substances affect living organisms
  - substances affect living systems
  - the actions of drugs on the cells and organs of the body
* is the study of the effects of chemical stimuli on biological organisms
  - of drugs and chemicals on living organisms
  - mechanisms of actions of drugs and classification of drugs
  - properties of drugs and their actions on living tissue
* part of biology....
* plays a major role in human health and society.
* provides a strong foundation for future employment both in academia and in industry.
* studies the effects of drugs and how they exert their effects.

Physical training
* improves skeletal muscle metabolism in patients with chronic heart failure.
* involves coaching, practice, motivation and focus.
* is an integral part of leadership development
  - very important to self-defense
* reduces peripheral markers of inflammation in patients with chronic heart failure.

Prostration
* are a way of accumulating truly good potential.
* is compliance
  - extreme and it often ends in death
  - motion
  - movement
  - the symbol of physical surrender
* purify negative karma of the body.
* way of divesting oneself of arrogance and self-centredness.

Philosophical theology
* has a place in a discussion of the Christian faith.
* organizes theology according to a particular philosophy.
Perfectionism
* also affects their relationships with other people.
* becomes ingrained in the very fabric of a person's personality.
* can actually lead to procrastination
  - inhibit creativity and spontaneity, which are especially important in mentoring
  - range from school achievement to relationships with siblings and even cleanliness
* common ailment, too, among successful women
  - personality trait among lawyers
* concept that plagues our society in many ways.
* contributes to pessimistic beliefs, feelings, and actions.
* is actually a group of related expectations
  - one expression of an underlying fear of rejection
* is an attempt to master and control the environment
  - attribute to the stress building process
  - obstacle to organized living
  - more likely to complicate than enhance one's relationships
  - often a culprit in staying stuck
* is one of the biggest enemies of success
  - two great criticisms leveled at the Christian church
  - rooted in the foolish and futile attempt to do the impossible for dubious reasons
  - salvation by works returning through the back door
* is the enemy of self-esteem
  - most misunderstood aspect of the personality of the gifted
  - voice of the oppressor, the enemy of the people
* leads to a way of life that demands control
  - increased depression
  - paralysis
* life of the oppressive.
* often results in rebellion or self-sabotage
  - underlies the fear of failure
* sheds light on people's desire for structure and guidance.
* starts to develop in people at a very early age.
* stranglehold on the personality's growth.

Proper planning
* can be the difference between life and death
  - have an effect on the type and rate of crime
* is the first step in landscaping to reduce water use
  - key to addressing problems concerning the country's water resources

Pupas
* Most pupas develop into adults
  - mature adults
* Most pupas emerge as butterflies
  - moths
  - enter cocoons
* Most pupas go through nymph stages
* Most pupas have eyes
  - heads
  - reach adulthood
* Most pupas survive for months
  - several months
  - take food
* Some pupas become adult beetles
  - emerge as adults
* Some pupas have buds
  - holes
  - mandibles
  - patterns
  - shells
  - siphon tubes
  - spines
  - sterna
  - thin shells
  - wing buds
  - lose ability
  - possess mandibles
Predictability
* gift to children with alcohol-related birth defects.
* goal of all arts and sciences.
* is also another characteristic of printed text
  - another word that indicates that a system is efficient
  - certainty
  - especially applicable to films based on true stories, historical events, etc
  - essential to forestry businesses and everyone dependent on the forest economy
  - important to a sense of justice as well as to economic decision-making
  - likely to be linked to the state of the economy
  - one of the things investors and analysts, and consequently CEOs, want most
  - still the reason sitcoms draw big audiences and big advertising dollars
* is the death of contemporary dance
  - hallmark of women's collegiate rowing
* leads to stability in a child's life.
* makes it possible to explain and understand behavior.
* means being consistent and predictable in daily affairs both expressed and implied.
* modulates human brain response to reward.
* powerful aid to information access.
* reduces uncertainty, making use of resources more efficient.
+ Personality psychology
  * Personality' is a term that  describes traits  a person shows consistently at different times and in different situations. If we understand a person's personality we may be able to predict their behavior in many situations. Predictability makes it possible to explain and understand behavior. A person's personality can often suggest their internal thoughts, feelings, and behaviors. Intrapersonal functioning is a term used to describe the stable processes that underlie these thoughts, feelings, and behaviors. Carver, Charles S., and Michael F. Scheier.

Practical theology
* deals with worship, education, administration, and writing sermons.
* studies the practice of faith and ministry in church and in society.

P r
* is the inactive form of phytochrome.
* represents a permutation of n elements taken r at a time.

Paleozoology
* is the study of fossil remains of animals.
* offers very many evidences that animal life has gradually changed.
Preoccupation
* is an idea
  - with destiny change for people and our planet
* often contributes to what others experience as rude behavior.

Pacific halibut
* grow much larger than California halibut, over four feet over a hundred pounds.
* is one of the most valuable commercial fish species in the North Pacific.

Parenting style
* are broad categories that can overlap, shift, mix, and change over time
  - patterns of child rearing practices, values, and behaviors
* can influence the way in which children develop.
* is the single most important factor associated with conduct disorder.
Presence
* brings life.
* deserves consideration
  - further consideration
* facilitates actions.
* increases offspring survival
  - potential
  - resistance
* is an intensity that defies description
  - attendance
  - impressions
  - proximities
  - spirit
  - the feeling of being together
  - when contamination exists in a medium due to some historical use
* leader's way of being.
* means the experience of being in a virtual environment.
* occurs when a thing is what it appears to be.
* provides indicators.
* sign of power.

Pure love
* can emanate only from a heart immersed in peace.
* is pure energy and it is an endless flow
  - the chief manifestation of education
* means, simply put, living for the sake of others.
* willingness to give, without a thought of receiving anything in return.

Psychosocial rehabilitation
* growing movement in community mental health today.
* hybred ecletic blend of various therapuetic models.
* is an important intervention model for deaf consumers.

Prattle
* can also be a noun.
* is chatter
* message board system implementing a clean linear model.

Polyunsaturate
* are healthier as saturated fat can block up arteries and lead to heart disease.
* can also help reduce blood cholesterol.
* have several double bonds.

Psychosis
* Psychoses occur when repressed and unconscious forces overpower consciousness.
* can affect people to different levels
  - be a presenting feature of a frontal aneurysm
  - happen to anyone
  - last for months
* develops from even mild stress, dysphoria, fear of abandonment, and emotional pain.
* has many forms.
* is addictive
  - considered a mental and behavioral disorder
  - diseases
  - frequently evident in manic episodes
  - insanity
* is mental disorder
  - illnesses
  - states
  - more contagious than German measles
  - most likely to occur in young adults and is quite common
  - played with cards and only cards
  - seen in a wide range of organic disorders and schizophrenia
  - severe neurosis
* major source of distress for patients.
* means ' loss of contact with reality
  - a loss of touch with reality
* mental condition
  - illness characterized by losing contact with reality
* occurs less frequently in children than in adults.
* serious mental illness.
* symptom of schizophrenia, but it can occur in other mental illness as well.
* takes place in the far future or in the distant past.
* temporary mental state.
* term for symptoms like hallucinations and delusions
  - used to refer to conditions in which a patient has lost contact with reality
* varies greatly and the term covers a number of related illnesses.
  * can affect people to different levels. Some people can continue with mostly normal lives, while other people will need medical help.

Physical purity
* involves keeping the body pure.
* requires the removal of unwanted contaminants from pure seed.
Polluter
* bad person
* like to operate under a veil of secrecy.
* pays' is green propaganda.
* tend to dump on communities least able to defend themselves.

Pyrolysis
* also has limited commercial application due to economic and technical barriers.
* form of heating without the use of oxygen.
* has the advantage over gasification that bio-fuel has a much higher energy density.
* is the only technology that directly yields a liquid fuel
  - thermal degradation of polymeric materials in the absence of oxygen
  - transformation
* method that heats plant matter in an oxygen-free environment.
* needs a use for residues.
* often precedes combustion.
* only takes place when fire has a continuous source of oxygen.
* uses high temperatures without oxygen to break down and destroy organic compounds.

Probation
* condition of an offender's original court sentence by a judge.
* frequently imposed sentence.
* has a role in accountability as a part of treatment.
* is legal processes
  - liberations
  - sentence served while under supervision in the community
* is the liaison between the individual and the court
  - period during which a decision about continuing employment can be made
* period of time during which the student's enrollment is in doubt.
* priveledge that is extended in lieu of incarceration.
* punishment which falls one step short of dismissal.
* sanction that allows a lawyer to practice law under specified conditions.
* sentence imposed by courts of criminal jurisdiction
  - ordered by a judge, usually instead of, serving time in jail
* sentencing alternative to incarceration in jail.
* specific legal term that is defined in the Education Code.
* status which implies a 'watchful attitude' by the school.
* type of sentence imposed by a judge in lieu of incarceration.

Parental love
* helps the children to get along with each other.
* is sacrificial love
  - the breath of life to offspring
* key element in fostering amazing accomplishments in children.

Periodicity
* comes easily to people who have two well matched legs.
* creates the identifiable forms that extend through time.
* cyclical variation in a characteristic being measured.
* is basic to life
  - essential for synchronization and coordination of intracellular processes
  - regularity
* is the most useful aspect of duration because it gives beat and rhythm to music
  - time frame displayed in the chart

Pheresis
* is dialysis
* special way to give platelets needed by cancer patients.

Pure silver
* does occur in nature, but is rare.
* has a brilliant white metallic luster
  - the highest electrical and thermal conductivity of all metals
* is also very soft because it allows slippage to occur easily
  - essential to life
  - relatively soft
* tarnishes very little, but is too soft for jewelry without being alloyed.

Paleoanthropology
* is the science of human origins and evolution
  - scientific study of human evolution
* is the study of human origins and evolution
  - the fossil evidence for human evolution
  - vertebrate paleontology
* little kid trying to answer big questions.
* subfield of anthropology, the study of human culture, society, and biology.
Polyploidy
* arises in two distinctly different ways.
* can be a mechanism of speciation
  - form speciation in plants because they can self-fertilize
  - occur in two ways
* condition
  - wherein organisms have three or more sets of genetic variation
* consists of a duplication of the entire genome.
* even allows the formation of new species derived from different ancestors.
* involves a multiplication of chromosome sets
  - doubling the number of chromosomes
* is an important mechanism in the evolution of plants
  - phenomenon in plant evolution
  - another means by which rapid speciation can occur
  - associated with apospory, self-fertility, and varying degrees of pollen sterility
* is common among plants and much less common among animals
  - in many plant species
* is common in plants and important in plant evolution
  - but rare in animals
  - much rarer in animals
  - particularly widespread among extant plant species relative to other eukaryotes
* is the condition in which each cell contains three or more sets of chromosomes
  - duplication of chromosomes in an organism
  - presence of three or more of each type of chromosome in gametes or cells
  - used extensively in developing agricultural varieties
  - very common in plants, especially in angiosperms
* rare and often lethal condition in animals.

Proper lighting
* can help compensate poor vision in many ways.
* has as much an effect on productivity as furniture design.
* increases safety, production and accuracy in working areas.
* is also important for accurate color perception
  - important with digital photos
  - more than just a source by which to see, but it also affects our frame of mind
* reduces the chances of accidents and crime.

Permanence
* expresses time in general.
* implies reproduction with a potential geometric increase.
* is difficult because of human vulnerabilities
  - durations
  - length
  - numbness and death
  - the main ingredient of a bond
* word of degrees.

Political legitimacy
* is based on majority rule, supported by both Melanesian and Western tradition
  - the result of transparency, efficiency and democracy
* rests on direct election by secret ballot.

Prudence
* also shapes the character of the person.
* cardinal virtue in the Christian life
* disposition with true reason and ability for actions concerning human goods.
* governs every action, and judges all of the virtues, including the theological ones.
* helps keep the stress out of life.
* is discernment
  - human activities
* is one of the enduring virtue names
  - world's smallest foxes with the biggest ears
  - practical wisdom, sagacity in adapting means to ends and in foreseeing consequences
  - roughly equivalent to what is currently being called emotional intelligence
* is the ability to deliberate well regarding human actions
  - intellectual virtue of practical reason
* is the virtue of that part of the soul which can form opinions
  - the adult life, to deal with people among complicated tasks
  - wisdom applied to practice
* product of experience and a possession of reason.
* replaces wisdom as the first virtue.
* virtue concerned with commanding correct means.
Privatisation
* affects practically all economic sectors.
* also extends to the energy and financial sectors.
* can never benefit ordinary people.
* denotes more involvement of private sector in business.
* increases accountability, individual responsibility and productivity.
* inevitably leads to foreign ownership of our community assets.
* is seen as the key to helping the economy, and to cementing political reform in place
  - social control
  - the first step in the modernisation of enterprises
  - unpopular among many voters because it threatens their government jobs
* means job losses.
* natural progression from corporatisation.
* political process to make it economically successful.
* sensitive subject in many developing countries.
* supply side approach to bringing about increases in economic growth.

Political empowerment
* More Political empowerment means to realize women's creative energy.
* comes from voting and seeking public office.
* is an integral aspect of participatory development.
* makes up for the shortage of literacy.

Practicality
* is the device that brings employability
  - usefulness
  - utilities
* necessity for researchers to explore their imagination without constraint.
* refers to the cost, the time, and the convenience of using a data source.

Pseudopodium
* Many pseudopodia are formed simultaneously.
* emerge from anywhere in the cell surface.

Postural instability
* can also cause patients to walk with a stooped posture.
* direct result of imbalance in the body's pedal foundation.
* late symptom typically emerging ten or more years into the disease.

Piling
* are posts
  - puttings
* can also create depressions in sediments that discourages eelgrass growth.
* serve as a roost for cormorants.
Quinine sulfate
* darkens on exposure to light.
* is extensively metabolized, mainly in the liver.
* occurs as a white, crystalline powder, which darkens on exposure to light.

Quaternary consumer
* are too large and fierce to be prey for other animals.
* do exist but are more rare than other types of consumers.

Radicalism
* bright light most safely viewed from a distance of many years.
* is ideology
  - now, for right or for wrong, most associated with the left of politics
* literally means pertaining to the root.
* means going to the root of the problem and exposing injustice that society obscures.

Redundancy
* Describes a system where more than one device is used to ensure reliability.
* basic architectural concept for systems requiring a high operating safety level.
* causes the neurons to cluster.
* critical component of human communication.
* is an attribute of both developed less developed states
  - important factor that provides long term resilience to the ecosystem
  - issue that usually goes along with scalability
  - based on how much current is drawn out of it
  - configurations
  - embarrassment
  - inherent in the process of assessing the learning needs of educators
  - more a function of application design than hardware infrastructure
  - most important when developing new processes and in very large chips
  - repetition
* is the answer to the connectivity dilemma
  - basis of trans
  - heart of neuroplasticity
  - incorporation of duplicate components into a system
  - key to long life and happiness with computers
  - noun form of the word
  - opposite of information, a measure of unsurprisingness, of old-hatitude
  - unnecessary repeating of a word or a synonym
  - very important for call centers in which lost calls often mean lost revenue
  - vital to normal day to day human interaction
* key component to successful warfare.
* mainly covers situations where there reduction in the number of employees.
* problem in a number of firms.
* property whereby more nerve cells exist than are needed.
* provides the ability to reconstruct lost or destroyed records.
* small price to pay for being clear.

Roentgenium
* is produced artificially.
* radioactive, synthetic element about which little is known.
* synthetic radioactive metal and has only been produced in minute amounts.
Religious profanity
* is called 'blasphemy'.
+ Profanity: Human communication
  * Religious profanity is called 'blasphemy'. The verb is to 'blaspheme' and the adjective is 'blasphemous'.

Retirement planning
* is an issue of personal and public responsibility
  - another significant way of helping people help themselves
* key part of financial planning.
* process, one that is fluid and changeable as circumstances dictate.

Relocation
* also facilitates the spread of disease from one area to another.
* fact of life for many employees in both the public and private sectors.
* involves leaving jobs, children changing schools, and many other personal issues.
* is hard on animals
  - often a part of getting a new job or promotion
  - probably the number one reason that dogs are abandoned
* means being established in a new residence or place of business.
* often scares people who have children in school.
* way of life in the military and it can be stressful.

Rehabilitation
* aims to hasten and maximize recovery by treating the disabilities caused by stroke.
* allows an individual to participate fully in society at home, school or work.
* assists the person in coping with disability that results from spinal-cord trauma.
* can help an individual regain strength and abilities and function more independently
  - people learn new ways to communicate more effectively
  - restore a person to good health or useful life, as through therapy and education
* helps the person with the disability to make the best use of their present abilities.
* involves improving mobility and learning how to take care of oneself.
* is also a key part of society's responsibility towards young people
  - an empowering process in which persons exercise control over their lives
* is an important part of stroke treatment
  - tool for the management of coronary artery disease
  - ongoing process that continues throughout the life of a stroke survivor
  - medical treatments
  - part of acute and chronic patient care
  - physical therapy
  - restoration
* is the art of returning the injured to a state of optimal function
  - medical management of patients with major disabilities
* is the process of helping the patient achieve maximum functional potential
  - regaining function after illness or injury
  - restoration of normal form and function following disease, illness, or injury
  - vindication
* is, therefore, a partnership between the disabled person and society.
* literally means to restore ability or physical function.
* means the restoration of or improvement in an employee's health and functionality.
* misconception when applied to criminals.
* process by which the affected people can begin their normal life.
* refers to the restoration of lost function.
* seeks to restore both form and function following illness or injury.
* team sport with the patient and family included first and foremost.
* unique field that focuses on the whole person and all of their needs.
Retirement
* consists of leaving a career job and thereby losing most or all labor income.
* frees adults from having to live near places of employment.
* is an important transition time, both for individuals and for married couples
  - issue on everyone's mind at some point in their life
  - option that can be based on personal choice rather than necessity
  - as much, or more, a spiritual transition as a financial or life-style change
  - considered a reward for a life spent hard at work
  - experienced differently by men and women
  - more a state of mind than a stage of life
  - no longer a brief period at the end of a person s life
  - often a time when people think about moving, for many reasons
* is one form of termination of employment
  - of the biggest decisions that a person makes
  - status
  - terminations
  - the great equalizer in the world of equine elders
  - withdrawals
* major change of lifestyle.
* means the freedom from the necessity to be involved in social relations.
* planning A benefit of better times is the chance to plan properly for retirement.
* relatively new concept in human history.
* signal for society and for the individual of the beginning of old age.

Regatta
* are meet
  - sailboat races
* is meet

Ratification
* common term in the secular world.
* is agreement
  - the act of approving a UPA by an official who has the authority to do so

Racial harassment
* can be verbal or physical.
* committed by school district employees against students constitutes misconduct.
* hurts the person or group it is directed to, divides society, and promotes racism.
* includes harassment because of race, colour or ancestry.
* is considered a form of racial discrimination
  - discrimination and it is illegal
  - one means by which racial discrimination is practised
  - still a major problem in schools
* occurs in schools.
Rotational molding
* break through manufacturing process for small sailboats.
* is characterized with much lower rotational speeds than the centrifugal casting
  - used to produce plastic tanks

Receptive relaxation
* is one of the deglutition reflexes.
* largely vagally mediated reflex.

Remembrance
* is an important part of history
  - carved deep into the fibre of our being, and reflected everywhere in our rituals
  - memory
* is the final act of caring that heals
  - way to redemption

Righteousness
* All righteousness is rooted in belief.
* always hates evil, wherever it is found - even within the church
  - points in two directions
* begins in the heart and in the life of the individual
  - with personal regeneration
* brings people together.
* can satisfy the needs of hard and soft, food and drink.
* comes by faith
  - only from good deeds
* composite of all that is good.
* demands that a price be paid when the law is broken.
* embraces all the relationships of human existence.
* exalts the nation that exalts righteousness.
* grows out of liberty, of social and economic opportunity and equality.
* heart condition.
* includes all the virtues and none is left out.
* involves perfect conformity to some standard or law.
* is about acting rightly toward one another in relationships
  - an attribute of the heart
  - correctness of thinking, feeling, speaking, and acting
  - different for different people
  - godliness and rightness
  - integrity, virtue, and purity of life
  - life and joy
  - light, and light is bliss
  - manifested by our obedience, love, and compassion
  - morality
  - obedience to the law
  - offered to all because all are guilty of sin
  - personified
  - reached only through salvation, and salvation is by grace
  - rectitude, rectitude of some sort
  - richer than riches
  - right living or having a passion to always do the right thing
  - shown more in acts than in words
* is the aspiration
  - best of all that is good and is the radiant goal of life on earth
  - divine order, divine law
  - gift of Tolerance
  - health of the soul
  - key to a good life
  - only distinguishing factor among people
  - purity of the soul
  - refuge of the gods, and by righteousness is everything attained
  - response of faith to revelation
  - soul's true food
  - spiritual spark of life
  - state of one who is righteous
  - universal law that stands for order, evolution, progress and projection
  - way of knowledge and wisdom
* is to be understood as truth, holiness and pristine purity
  - remain free from sin it is our guardian of the heart
  - undermined when one infringes on the human world
  - what most frequently causes conflict
  - within every believer
* law, and has been such from the foundation of the world.
* legal term.
* matter of the heart.
* produces joy.
* refers to the status of our individual souls.
* word that means right standing.

Russian tarragon
* can form seed.
* grows easily from seed but has a slightly bitter, more pungent flavor.
* is much coarser, has paler leaves, and a more bitter taste.
Revenge
* beverage best served cold.
* can be a motivator in boxing.
* causes a desire to writes.
* common but poorly understood motivation for human behavior.
* concept that most people can relate to, after all.
* coward's dagger, striking at an opponent's back in fear.
* dangerous game in international relations and interpersonal relationships.
* dish best eaten cold
  - served hot, at least in South Florida
* group action
* is also a burden towards oneself
  - an exercise practiced by weak and immature minds
  - retribution, taking payment for damage done
* is the ending of wrath, the beginning of peace
  - misguided attempt to transform shame and pain into pride
  - very base of human impulses
* reason for murder, like greed and envy are motives for murder.

Regurgitation
* can be severe and can vary with the severity of the ischemia
  - very important to some animals , such as birds for example
* common reaction of an animal to ingested toxic substances or overeating.
* is common in ferrets with megaesophagus , a relatively rare condition
  - flow
  - illnesses
  - recalls
  - the expulsion of undigested food from the mouth, esophagus or crop
  - when the stomach contents moves into the throat
* normal part of the courtship behavior
  - process used to feed babies
* often occurs after overfeeding, or in combination with burping.
  * can be very important to some animals, such as birds for example. It is used by a number of species to feed their young. This is especially when the young is in its nest or home and the parent hunts for food. Or some birds can occasionally regurgitate pellets of food that is not digestable, such as bones and feathers. Owls are known to do this.
* symptom of megaesophagus or other esophageal disease.

Rhinos
* Most rhinos has-part skin
  - toes
* Most rhinos possess bodies
  - horns
  - reach ages
  - retain incisors
* Most rhinos use horns
  - tails

Romanticism
* conception analogous to the morality of the period.
* contrasts with classicism, and often was a revolt against classicism.
* is an attitude of mind rather than a set of stylistic criteria or traits
  - ever-present temptation and danger
  - artistic style
  - idealism
  - in most of modern pop the same way sugar is in everything at the convenience store
  - quality
* is the conceptual school of art
  - journal of Romantic culture and criticism
* looks away from the rational brain and to the liberation of the imagination.
* refers to the artist's own subjective style of expression.
* regards hierarchy as a repressive social fiction.
* values the beauty in exotic locals, the supernatural, and the imagination.

Recirculation
* condition which can occur during a low hover in ground effect.
* is circulation.