ontocord/MixtureVitae-genericsKB huggingface dataset:
### person | child | toddler:

Young toddler
* are up and walking with increased motor and language skills.
* tend to talk about the present.

Tot
* especially enjoy singing and dancing as they learn to flow to the rhythms of music.
* includes arms
  - baby teeth
  - body substances
  - cell membranes
  - cells
  - child's bodies
  - corpi
  - cytoplasm
  - heads
  - legs
  - milk teeth
  - necks
  - nuclei
  - personality
  - plasma membranes
  - sections
  - vacuoles
* is an amount

### person | child:

Unborn child
* has a fundamental individual right to life.
* ren are also at increased risk, as are pregnant women, and the elderly and the infirm.
* ren are at greatest risk from low-level exposure to methylmercury
  - risk Moms can pass lead to their unborn or breastfeeding children
  - by definition human beings from the point of conception onward
  - human being with the basic human right to life
  - particularly vulnerable to the adverse impacts of exposure to risk factors
  - have protectible interests in life, health and well-being

Uninsured child
* Most uninsured children live in two-parent, working families.
* ren are also less likely to seek care for injuries or to be immunized
  - at a greater risk for preventable illness
* ren are more likely to be in poor health than insured children
  - harbor long-term health problems that are costlier to treat
  - much more likely to suffer from preventable illnesses
  - have undetected vision, hearing, and respiratory problems

Unsupervised child
* Many unsupervised children drink their parents' alcohol right in their own home.
* ren are lonely and passive, and easily become perpetrators or victims of crime.

Vegetarian child
* Some vegetarian children eat fruits, vegetables, breads, butter, cheese, and milk.
* ren grow more slowly than meat-eaters
  - have diets that are much higher in fiber than non-vegetarian children

Vietnamese child
* Most Vietnamese children growing up in the U.S., however, drink milk.
* ren play a variety of games, but the most popular sport is soccer.
### person | child:

Younger child
* ren are apt to eat fewer nutritious foods if they ate alone
  - at risk when they put dirt or sand into their mouths while playing
  - less likely to exhibit gastrointestinal symptoms
  - likely to play with ornaments and lights on trees
* ren are more likely to live in poverty in Canada than older children
  - with their grandparents
  - share their infections than are older children
  - succumb to stress than school-age children or adolescents
  - susceptible to infection
  - worried about weight
* ren can act out the noise the animal makes or movements that animal does
  - also fly some of our smaller owls, providing insight into the life of raptors
  - amuse themselves with coloring books, picture books or soft toys
  - become familiar with numbers by playing with toy telephones and clocks
* ren can draw pictures in their journals
  - of things they observe or hear
  - produce as much as eight times more saliva than adults
  - sip warm liquids like apple juice
  - earn books by being read to, so every age can participate
  - experience higher levels of pain during procedures than older children do
  - focus on song structure and the process of translating original ideas into lyrics
  - get a significant amount of dietary fluoride simply by swallowing their toothpaste
  - grow because there is always someone to look up to and learn from
* ren have a shorter attention span and can become fidgety faster
  - shorter attention spans than older children
  - like to share the bedroom with their older sibling
  - model the successful behavior of the older child
  - suffer a higher proportion of head injuries than older children
* ren tend to have a milder illness than older children and adults
  - view smoking negatively
  - use vending machines to purchase cigarettes more often than older adolescents
### person | communicator | intermediary | interpreter:

Oral interpreter
* help students understand by silently repeating the teacher's words.
* use clear articulation, facial expression and natural gestures.

Matchmaker
* are mediators.
* is an intermediary
* video dating service.

Peacemaker
* are people who insert peace in the midst of strife, rather than continue the dispute
  - the actual mediators of conflict in the workplace
* deal with anger without hurting themselves or others.
* generate more light than heat.
* reach out to all people caught in fear, suffering, hate, oppression and violence.
* use peacemaker language to tell how they feel and what they want.

### person | communicator:

Mediator
* Many mediators are attorneys with special training in divorce mediation.
* act as facilitators of communication in a problem solving process.
* also help consumers and merchants settle conflicts that arise in the marketplace.
* are experts in helping people discuss problems constructively
  - men and women with family law or family and relationship counselling experience
  - negotiators
  - neutral facilitators of communication and negotiation
  - people from the community who are trained to resolve disputes
  - professionals and most have years of experience in mediating disputes
* assist people to collaborate in spite of their history
  - persons involved in disputes to reach agreements that work for everyone
* behavioral pattern.
* create virtual entities from information that is distributed across multiple sources.
* facilitate communication between people in conflict.
* generateed during mast cell activation are derived in three ways.
* help individuals discuss and solve their own problems.
* help people agree to settle disputes on their own terms
  - communicate more clearly, sort out misunderstandings and settle differences
* help people resolve disputes without going to court
  - litigation
* means an impartial individual, of any profession or background, who conducts a mediation.
* person or persons who conduct mediation.
* show people how to work together.
* use two skills to help people communicate.

### person | communicator | mediator:

Inflammatory mediator
* give way to fibroblasts that produce type III collagen and proteoglycans.
* help protect the body from infection and other harmful events.
* modulate neurogenic inflammation following surgical extractions in the rat.
* potentiate pain induced by experimental tissue acidosis.

Negotiator
* are books
  - communicators
  - detectives
  - the most powerful form of non lethal force that can be employed by an agency
* perform a number of duties during a crisis or a hostage situation.

Persuader
* are communicators
  - television shows
* computer program that operates in the domain of labor management disputes.

Propagandist
* are communicators.
* argue by declaration, relying on intensity and relative ubiquity of belief.
* recognises and exploits existing values and prejudices to there own ends.
### person:

Crawler
* -Tractor operating on continuous treads instead of wheels.
* are capable of moving around in a tree
  - flat, pale insects with conspicuous legs and antennae
  - generally more abundant in spring and fall
  - minute, orange-yellow and oval, with six legs and one pair of antennae
  - often orange, brown or purple and appear as moving specks of dust
  - pale green in color and move about the leaf seeking a suitable feeding site
  - small, brown, and oval and hatch in early spring
  - susceptible to conventional insecticides, however
  - the immature forms that hatch from the eggs
* are the only mobile stage of the scale insect
  - stage of the life cycle that can be readily controlled
  - pinpoint-size nymphs of scale insects
  - yellow, flat and quite small
* can settle anywhere on the leaf, but seem to prefer the midrib and major veins.
* emerge from spring through fall on cool, damp nights.
* eventually settle on a tree, produce a waxy covering and settle in to feed.
* feed for a short time before molting into the overwintering second nymphal instar stage.
* hatch from eggs in mid-summer
  - when blooming finishes
* have well developed legs and antennae and are quite active until settling
  - well-developed legs and antennae and are quite active until settling
* migrate to the underside of foliage to feed for about one month.
* molt into scale-like nymphs that also suck out sap.
* move about for several days before permanently settling down on the plant to feed.
* move from plant to plant only by wind, birds or fruit drop
  - stems to leaves
  - to leaves and stem and begin to feed by sucking plant juices
* settle on leaves and stems.
* tend to settle close together, resulting in patches of scales several layers deep.
* then insert their mouthparts into a leaf and start forming a shell.

### person | crawler:

Night crawler
* are essential to the health of the soil.
* can live long lives, with a reported average life span of six to nine years.

Tiny crawler
* emerge from under the mother's armor and begin feeding on the needles.
* hatch from the eggs and eventually emerge from under the mother's armor.
### person | creator:

Choreographer
* Some choreographers use computers to develop dance routines for various productions
  - work as dance teachers
* are artists
  - authors
  - leaders
* often create dances which comment on society and the times.

Craftsman
* Craftsmen can consider themselves as artists.
* are artisans
  - creators
  - professionals
  - skilled workers

### person | creator:

Fashion designer
* More fashion designers work for wholesalers or manufacturers than in any other industries.
* Most fashion designers have degrees
  - use technology
* Most fashion designers work in New York and California
  - teams
* Some fashion designers take life
  - own life
* are designers.
* are the artists of the apparel industry
  - masters of a decorative art that touches people more than any other
* create original clothing, accessories, and footwear.
* experiment continuously with innovative fabrics and ideas.
* select fabric.
* sketch designs of clothing, footwear, and accessories.
* use technology to design
* work in teams
  - with a variety of fabrics, shapes, and colors

Modeler
* are creators.
* can alter the environment that a storm starts and evolves in.

Creditor
* are people.
  * A 'creditor' person who loans money to another person. The person who gets the loan is called the borrower. Creditors are sometimes called 'moneylenders'. Creditors expect the borrower to pay the money back at a later time. The creditor usually gets extra money from the borrower. This money is called interest.

Cretin
* are feeble-minded dwarfs with characteristic faces and gait
  - often unable to hear or speak and are sometimes dwarfed or paralyzed
* includes arms
  - body substances
  - cell membranes
  - cells
  - corpi
  - cytoplasm
  - heads
  - human bodies
  - legs
  - material bodies
  - necks
  - nuclei
  - personality
  - plasma membranes
  - sections
  - vacuoles
### person | criminal:

Organized criminal
* control large parts of the child prostitution market.
* participate in drug trafficking, extortion, prostitution, or gambling.

Parolee
* Many parolees are on mandatory release and have a violent history.
* are felons released from prison to community supervision.
* have their own slang terms, which have unique meanings.

### person | criminal:

Punk
* Many punks have strong political beliefs.
* Some punks are anarchists.
* are anti- ismists, to coin a term
  - igniters
  - magazines
* is hierarchical and inherently fascistic
  - rebellion and opposition
* label with a meaning.
* like to have blood on their faces.
* mass of slender fibers found within the rind of certain shelf fungi.
* question the idea of materialism and ideas of fitting into roles dictated by society.
* refusal to accept what one is given
  - conform
* represents a gut reaction to the hypocracy of Western post-industrial society.
* white fungus which grows on birch trees.
* word with a lot of connotation and very little definition.
+ Punk rock, About punk rock: Rock music
  * Many punks have strong political beliefs. Punk rock musicians are often mad at the government, the police, and laws. Many punk rock songs protest injustice, lies, and unfairness in countries. Almost all punks are leftists, who believe that a country should share the products and food that it produces with all the people in the country. Some punks are vegetarian or vegans, because they believe that animals should not be killed for food. Some punks are anarchists.
  * Many punks have strong political beliefs. Punk rock musicians are often mad at the government, the police, and laws. Many punk rock songs protest injustice, lies, and unfairness in countries. Almost all punks are leftists, who believe that a country should share the products and food that it produces with all the people in the country. Some punks are vegetarian or vegans, because they believe that animals should not be killed for food. Some punks are anarchists. Very few punks are conservative, libertarian, or Republican.
### person | criminal | runner:

Marathon runner
* are olds.
* come in all shapes, sizes and age.
* have blue eyes.
* retire from a race for many reasons.
* say that a healthy diet is essential to lead a productive life.
* tend to have more slow twitch fibers.
* use arnica before and after a race to prevent and ease pain.

Marathoner
* Some marathoners lose weight, some gain weight as they gain muscle mass and some stay the same.
* are runners.
* burn almost exclusively glycogen during a race.
* come in all ages
  - shapes and sizes
* regularlly maintain high heart rates for long periods.
* tend to start slowly in order to conserve energy for the long road ahead.

### person | criminal | runner:

Ski
* Most skis achieve varying amounts of torsional stiffness by torsion box construction
  - are thicker at the toe mounting area than in the heel mounting area
  - now have a bottom surface of hard, slippery polyethylene.
  * bindings' keep ski boots connected to skis. The first ski bindings were ropes connect to the ski. People put their boot under the rope.
  * lifts' take people up and down a mountain. There are different kinds of ski lifts. Some are like chairs. Some are like tram cars
* also glide on a layer of water.
* are an ancient form of locomotion on snow.
* can cause selective growth of skeletal muscle in transgenic mice.
* glide upon a thin film of liquid water formed by the friction of skis upon snow crystals.
* make a great surface to land.
* racing at any level is about speed.
* runs endanger pygmy possum.
* skate early on warm days.
* work well on packed surfaces or trails.

### person | criminal | runner | ski:

Fat ski
* are easier to ski than the traditional slalom or giant slalom ski.
* can carve medium to long radius turns well in soft conditions
  - climb better with fat skins
* come in a variety of widths, side cuts, and stiffness.

Shaped ski
* are the latest innovation in ski design.
* help skiers to walk the talk easier and more often.

Sprinter
* Most sprinters reach their peak in their late twenties and early thirties.
  - workers
* have a dominance of so-called fast twitch or anaerobic muscle fibers
  - forefoot contact
* work on their legs.

Strawberry runner
* are examples of stolons.
* root better on light soils.

### person | criminal:

Smuggler
* are criminals.
* get immigrants to provide names and phone numbers of relatives to call to send money.
* goad, bribe and trick trucking businesses to get drugs across the border.
* invariably keep a diary.
* make their riches by banking on desperation.
* try to trade without paying tariffs.
+ Trade, Countries and Trade
  * Today, trade occurs not just between people, but also between large companies and even countries. Countries sometimes take some of the money or goods involved trade between countries. This is a type of tax called a tariff. Smugglers try to trade without paying tariffs.
### person:

Developer
* Describes an individual whose primary job function is software application development.
* adopts technology.
* conducts assessments
  - wind resource assessments
* consults specialists.
* creates complex databases
* describes ideas.
* determines requirements.
* does tests
  - unit tests
* follows guidelines.
* helps designs.
  - legs
  - material bodies
* is computer users
  - intelligent agents
  - programmers
* knows difficulty.
* liquid that dissolves the covering that was exposed to light.
* musts have backgrounds.
* needs knowledge
  - relate skills
* says in proposals.
* takes actions
  - approaches
  - appropriate actions
+ Printed circuit board, Manufacturing, Photo-resist: Electronics
  * Most circuit boards are made with a light sensitive covering, for photolithography. This covering is sometimes called photo-resist. The covering reacts with light. Then the circuit board and covering are put in a developer. Developer is a liquid that dissolves the covering that was exposed to light. Then the board is put in an etchant. An etchant dissolves the copper that is not covered by the covering. Some companies also use this method. It is expensive per board, but very cheap to set up in the beginning.

### person | developer:

Computer engineer
* Computer Engineers can do a variety of things.
* analyze and design physical systems
  - evaluate computer systems, both hardware and software
* are developer
  - engineers
  - responsible for designing a wide spectrum of products
  - the individuals who design and build computer systems
  - well trained in electronic circuit design
* can work on just about any type of job associated with computers and computing.
* design and build computer hardware
  - computers and the parts that computers are made of
  - develop new hardware and software
  - the features of computer systems to suit particular operations
* design, develop and manage systems that process, store and convey information
  - test computer hardware and software
* do similar work with the hardware, software, and networks in computer systems.
* focus on hardware and software.
* solve problems for society using computer-based systems.
* study the hardware, software and systems of computers.
* work in every sector of society and industry
  - with the hardware and software aspects of systems design and development
+ Engineer, Who are they?: Technology :: Engineering :: Science occupations
+ Engineering, What is it?

Software developer
* Most software developers are allergic to paper.
* are creative problem solvers by nature
  - in business to make money
* are the creative minds behind computer programs
  - farmers that grow the feed the computer industry lives off of
* design computer programs.
* needs relate skills

Dichromat
* are subjects with one cone system completely missing.
* break colour-camouflage of textural boundaries.
* can tell some hues apart.
### person:

Doormat
* are especially essential in homes with pets.
* are located in doorways
  - front doors
  - hallways
  - porchs
  - stores
  - made of atoms
  - mats
  - rugs
  - used for decoration
  - women who deny themselves, or who act like martyrs
* includes arms
  - body substances
  - cell membranes
  - cells
  - corpi
  - cytoplasm
  - heads
  - human bodies
  - legs
  - material bodies
  - necks
  - nuclei
  - personality
  - plasma membranes
  - sections
  - vacuoles

### person | doormat:

Wimp
* are conjectured to make up most of the dark matter in the universe
  - prone to acting on what they think someone is implying
  - software
  - unaffected by radiation pressure
* can leave out all the seed bundles.
  - plasma membranes
  - vacuoles
* interact by elastic scattering on a nucleus in a crystal.
* take steroids.

### person:

Drug user
* Many drug users resort to selling drugs to support their habits
  - say they depend on the flow of drugs to numb the effects of prison life
* Most drug users are social drinkers or occasional users
  - make their first contact with illicit drugs through their friends
  - use substances
* are parasites, feeding off society's money, taxes and insurance
  - people
  - skinny from drugs which reflects on their bodies and in their eyes especially
  - the main means for spreading the disease
  - usually sick people
* become dependent before becoming addicted to drugs.
* can lose resistance to disease and destroy their health.
* constitute a large and growing proportion of the criminal justice population.
* continue to get sick because they are seen as criminals, rather than people who suffer.
* seeks the same spiritual comforts as other people.
* tend to have bad work habits and tend to reduce morale.
* victimize society in other ways.

### person | dry:

Dry beriberi
* affects the nervous system.
+ Beriberi: Diseases
  * Symptoms of beriberi include severe lethargy and tiredness. There are also problems that affect the cardiovascular system, the nervous system, muscles, and gastrointestinal systems. It is often found in people with a history of drinking too much alcohol. There are two kinds of beriberi, wet and dry. Wet beriberi mainly affects the cardiovascular system. Dry beriberi affects the nervous system. There is also a rare type of genetic beriberi.

Lunar rock
* Some lunar rocks contain high concentrations of the dioxide.
* are dry.
* contain reduced metal.
### person | engineer:

Aeronautical engineer
* are engineers.
* is an engineer
* use titanium because it's strong, lightweight, and corrosion-resistant.

Aerospace engineer
* build wind tunnels to study the strength of wings on aircraft.
* design primarily aircraft, spacecraft, satellites, and missiles
  - space vehicles or airplanes
* solve problems of design, construction and operation of aircraft and spacecraft.
+ Engineer, Who are they?: Technology :: Engineering :: Science occupations
+ Engineering, What is it?

Ceramic engineer
* are experts in the performance, specification, and manufacture of ceramics.
* work with nonmetallic materials such as glass, clay and fiberglass.

### person | engineer:

Chemical engineer
* Many chemical engineers find themselves working in areas that relate to materials engineering.
* Most chemical engineers use separation techniques.
* Some chemical engineers become astronauts, computer system designers, or brewers of specialty beers.
* Some chemical engineers work in technical sales for a variety of industries
  - sales in a variety of industries
  - waste management
* analyze and design ways to transform and transfer material and energy.
* apply methods
  - various methods
* are also concerned with the economics of the scale-up process
  - concerned with processing raw materials into usable products
* are creative problem solvers
  - problem-solvers whose work touches all of our lives
  - involved in producing many different things
  - probably the most versatile type of engineers
* assist in the design and manufactuing of semiconductor chips and circuit boards.
* combine backgrounds.
* design, construct, and operate chemical processes.
* develop processes that turn raw materials into usable products.
* find employment in the manufacturing of every material one can think of.
* have a strong background in chemistry, physics, and mathematics.
* invent, develop, design, operate, and manage processes.
* solve complex problems involving chemistry and math
* study colloids, suspensions and separations
  - crude oil to find more efficient fuels
* transform matter to create new materials, fuels, and processes.
* turn gunk into oil, gasoline and plastics.
* use an XML derivative to exchange molecular information
  - chemicals to make products like drugs and medicines or fertilizers for crops
  - concepts
* work at the crossroads of chemistry, physics, biology, and engineering
  - in many phases of the production of chemicals and chemical products
+ Engineering, What is it?
### person | engineer:

Civil engineer
* Civil Engineers are responsible for increasing the quality of life
  - bring together many disciplines and professions to create a better tomorrow
  - make major contributions to the quality of life
* Many civil engineers work for government agencies, from federal to local level
  - governments agencies in government office buildings or facilities
  - local, state and federal public works agencies
  - in design, construction, research, and education
* Most civil engineers discover a passion for engineering as kids.
* are also active in such diverse fields as urban planning and aerospace engineering.
* are also involved in solving the problems of hazardous waste and air pollution
  - with the protection of our environment
* are concerned with making sure that an abundance of drinkable water is available
  - problems and projects involving water resources and pollution
  - expert architects and designers
  - frequently responsible for site engineering related to buildings
  - problem solvers involved in community development and improvement
* are the builders of the engineering world
* build civil works.
* build the quality of life
  - world's infrastructure
* can work as planners, designers, or both.
* design and build solutions to ensure the future
  - construct facilities that make our modern civilization possible
  - concrete and earth dams
  - the roads the trucks travel on
  - transportation systems including the nations interstate highway system
* have a long history of activity in environmental engineering
  - many opportunities for travel during their professional careers
* plan, design, and construct facilities essential to modern, civilized human life
  - supervise the construction of facilities essential to modern life
  - construct and manage civil works - the underpinnings of society
* play a major role in shaping our environment.
* study, design, and evaluate large structures such as bridges, dams, roads.
* use and develop modern technology to meet the needs of our changing society
  - computers for many applications
* work in a variety of locations and conditions
  - teams with other engineers, technicians, and office staff
* work on a variety of projects that help to better our lives
  - roads, bridges, buildings and other public structures
  - to satisfy societal needs for shelter, transportation, and industry
  - with structures such as buildings, highways, dams, and bridges
+ Engineer, Who are they?: Technology :: Engineering :: Science occupations
+ Engineering, What is it?

Ecosystem engineer
* Some ecosystem engineers change exist habitats
* can have components
  - spatial components
### person | engineer:

Geological engineer
* deal with the earth and engineering aspects of natural processes.
* work in many branches of industry and government
  - with the environment in the true sense of the word

Geotechnical engineer
* design the foundation of structures.
* work to make sure that foundations are solid.

### person | engineer:

Industrial engineer
* Many industrial engineers move into supervisory or management positions as their career progresses.
* are prime sources of management talent
  - systems people
* are the bridge between management and operations
  - people who figure out how to do things better
* bridge the gap between management and operations.
* deal with people as well as things.
* examine and analyze how to do things better
  - to find out how to do things better
* focus on systems and how their components fit together.
* improve organisational outcomes and predict and evaluate the results of change.
* provide technical support to managers to make resources productive.
* rely heavily on statistics and operations management in their work.
* tend to focus on systems and how their components fit together.
* try to make organizations run in the best way they can
  - systems run more efficiently
* work both in manufacturing and service organizations.
* work in manufacturing firms and service industries
  - many different kinds of businesses and subject areas

Marine engineer
* are modern sailors.
* is an engineer

### person | engineer:

Materials engineer
* Materials Engineers are an intregral part of todays economy and environment.
* Most materials engineers work in research and development labs in industry or at universities.
* Some materials engineers work for the central and state governments.
* are concerned with the selection, processing and development of materials
  - on the cutting edge of technology in virtually every field
* create and study materials at an atomic level
  - materials from the atomic level up to finished products
* develop, process, and test materials used to create a range of products.
* study materials, both conventional and composite for use in airplane structures.
* work with both metallic and nonmetallic substances
  - metals, ceramics, and plastics to create new materials
### person | entertainer | performer:

Magician
* Many magicians focus on particular types of entertainment.
* Most magicians do tricks
  - start their career doing close-up magic
* Some magicians believe it is their responsibility to educate people about the origins of magic
  - kill assistants
  - pull rabbits
* Some magicians work for companies
  - entertainment companies
* are books
  - capable of fools
  - legitimate deceptionists
  - located in parties
  - the spell casters
  - tricksters
* can use magic to attack the monsters from a distance.
  - cell membranes
  - nuclei
  - plasma membranes
* is any form of the verbs do and make.
* learn to do magic, exactly as it is written down.
* lie about their origin, their nationality, their education.
* mostly specialize in a certain category.
* often use magic words or chants known as incantations for their magic.
* perform at special events or engagements for entertainment purposes
  - tricks and illusions for people
* routinely use minerals in magickal work, especially in preparing talismans.
* see themselves as participating in nature.
* use the same method to generate life energy.
### person | entertainer | performer | musician:

Trombonist
* are musicians
  - usually tall and lean, with forlorn faces
* create vibrato by rapidly moving the instrument's slide back and forth.
* have a cynical sense of humor.

### person | entertainer | performer | musician:

Trumpeter
* Some trumpeters reach height.
* are birds of strong traditions
  - horn players
  - known to be very territorial during the mating season
  - swans
* are the largest waterfowl in North America and the largest swans in the world
  - rarest swan in the world
* breed well in captivity.
* have an unmistakable resonant, loud, trumpet-like call
  - broad, flat bills with fine tooth-like notches along the edges
  - long legs, a short bill, and dark plumage
* hold their necks vertically, frequently with a kink near the base.
* includes arms
  - body substances
  - cell membranes
  - cells
  - corpi
  - cytoplasm
  - heads
  - human bodies
  - material bodies
  - nuclei
  - personality
  - plasma membranes
  - sections
  - vacuoles
* live for years.
* select a nest site typically in an undisturbed marsh adjacent to a small lake.
* tend to fly low and move slowly on land.
* tends to droop tail down slightly when feeding.
* thrive in areas of open water.
* use melody.

### person | entertainer | performer | musician:

Violinist
* are located in concert halls
  - concerts
  - prone to bursitis of the shoulder because of the way they hold the violin
+ Shoulder rest: String instrument construction
  * The purpose of a shoulder rest is to help the player to be comfortable holding the violin, which is held between the chin and the shoulder. Not all players use a shoulder rest. Many violinists prefer just to put a piece of cloth or some other form of padding on their shoulder. Whether a player uses a shoulder rest may depend on whether he or she has a long neck, and whether he is wearing clothes made with thick or thin material. It is important that the player can shift his left hand easily and freely to play in the higher positions without being afraid that he will drop the instrument, and without feeling the need to squeeze the instrument between his chin and shoulder as this will make the muscles in his neck very tight.

Puppeteer
* are actors creating reality on stage
  - located in parties
  - performers
* operate puppets and marionettes.

Snake charmer
* Many snake charmers remove the fangs from the cobras, or even excise the fang-bearing jaw bone.
* are performers.
* keep mongooses for mock fights with snakes.
* remove venomous teeth to prevent bites.

Straight man
* Many straight men call women they're attracted to cute.
* Straight men are scared of gay men
  - violent when intimidated
  - can dance
  - seem to have no respect for lesbian relationships
  - sleep with women

Ventriloquist
* can speak without appearing to move their lips.
* do it with ther mouths closed.
### person | entrepreneur:

Female entrepreneur
* Most female entrepreneurs have homes
  - start companies
* have economic potential

Internet entrepreneur
* come in all shapes and sizes.
* operate online shops and PC auctions.

Smart entrepreneur
* recognize the value of time when they bargain with venture capitalists.
* understand areas.

Social entrepreneur
* are people-orientated in their business concept and execution.
* distinguish themselves by lending a different perspective to chronic problems.

Successful entrepreneur
* Many successful entrepreneurs believe their business building skills are genetically innate.
* are people of endless possibilities
  - willing to give and share so that others can achieve their dreams
* believe that what happens in life usually depends on themselves.

### person | entrepreneur:

Women entrepreneur
* are more likely to fail than men
  - the fastest growing segment of the national small business population
* represent the fastest-growing segment of the business class in many countries.
* tend to be younger than their male counterparts
  - emphasize compassion and nourishment more than men do
+ Grameen Bank, How the bank works, Village Phone Program: 1983 establishments :: Economy of Bangladesh :: Banks :: Autobiographers :: Buildings and structures in Bangladesh :: Dhaka
  * One of the things Grameen Bank does for poor people is the Village Phone program. Women entrepreneurs can start a business providing a payphone service in rural areas of Bangladesh. The Village Phone Program was awarded the 2004 Petersburg Prize of EUR 100,000 for Technology to Development.
### person:

Equal
* are bands
  - powder
  - sweetener
* relational operator token.

### person | equal:

Equal opportunity
* Equal opportunities are an inseparable part of the democratic process
  - is about getting the right person for the job
* Equal opportunities means access to jobs, services, information and participation for everyone
  - everyone has an equal chance in life
* basic principle of our society.
* civil right
* focuses on the rights of individuals.
* fundamental goal for a democratic society.
* is also a key requirement in making market economies work at their best.
* matter of law and conscience, and also of good human relations.
* positive way of describing the absence of discrimination.
### person | expert:

Adept
* is an expert
* use capital letters to deify the meaning of words.

### person | expert:

Agronomist
* Many agronomists use 'foot-square' counts to rate their fields.
* Some agronomists believe that rock flour has a powerful effect in restoring trace minerals to soil.
* Some agronomists routinely take stem samples for aphid counts
  - from aphid counts
* are concerned with producing food and with protecting soil and water resources
  - experts
  - scientists
  - workers
* define a weed as a plant that is unwelcome in their fields.
* develop methods of growing crops with higher yield and improved characteristics
  - ways of growing crops that produce better
* investigate improvement programs for wheat, sorghum, soybeans, and other grains.
* is an expert
* make practical use of plant and soil sciences to increase the yield of field crops.
* receive a broad education in the basic physical, biological, and natural sciences.
* study crops, soil scientists study soil, hydrologists study water
  - the particular plant science concerning crop production
* work in varied settings.
+ Rock flour, Agricultural use: Agriculture
  * Some agronomists believe that rock flour has a powerful effect in restoring trace minerals to soil. His ideas were not taken up through technical limitations and, according to proponents of his method, opposition from the champions of conventional fertilisers.

Analyst
* Some analysts believe that gender influences policy attitudes
  - say as many as half of all pregnancies end in abortion
* are academic journals
  - office workers
  - psychiatrists
  - researchers
* play a significant role in organizational development and operation of systems.
### person | expert:

Cosmetologist
* Many cosmetologists wear artificaial nails.
* Some cosmetologists clean and beautify the skin
  - style wigs and hairpieces
  - work as examiners for State cosmetology boards
* are beauticians
  - experts
* is an expert
* keep records of appointments and hair color formulas.
* offer all of the services that barbers do except shaving men.
* perform many similar tasks.
* provide scalp and facial treatments and makeup analysis.
* use tools such as combs, scissors, razors, and clippers to cut hair.
* work in a variety of settings to help people look their best
  - clean pleasant surroundings with good lighting and ventilation

Efficiency expert
* are experts.
* is an expert
* word that can be describing an industrial engineer.

Environmental expert
* Many environmental experts say global warming poses serious dangers, including flooding and drought.
* estimate that Earth is losing two acres of rainforest every second.

Estimator
* consider all the factors that can influence costs.
* have different properties.
* work with engineers to estimate costs.

Financial expert
* Most financial experts consider life insurance the foundation of financial planning.
* advise that parents be open with their child about the family finances.
* know that Markets work on expectations and evaluations, fears and hopes.
### person | expert | specialist:

Criminologist
* Many criminologists consider the term to mean someone, who kills repeatedly, usually for sex.
* Most criminologists conclude that poverty and crime indeed are related.
* Some criminologists believe the police can have little impact on crime.
* Some criminologists teach and conduct research in universities or colleges
* are also interested in broader questions concerning crime and society
  - psychologists
  - sometimes interested in studying particular forms of criminal activity
  - the experts who study crime, criminals and their motivation
* attribute the gender disparity in homicides to a difference in motives.
* note that nationally the rate of murders and other violent crimes continues to fall.
* observe that punishment serves a variety of purposes.
* say our homes are more dangerous than any place in the world.
* seek to understand and explain criminal behavior.
* study a wide variety of phenomena associated with crime.
* tend to think of it as a type of applied criminology or clinical criminology.

Crystallographer
* are specialists
  - the people who study crystals
* call it the finite-size effect.
* do it with groups.
* illustrate the molecular packing with regular drawings.
* spend a lot of time trying to produce good crystals.
* use a slightly different set of names for certain crystal forms.

Decorator
* are artists.
* say mirrors can open up a room and make it look or feel bigger.
* work in many ways.
### person | expert | specialist:

Designer
* Many designers are self-employed or work in design or architectural firms.
* Some designers use dingbats often in logo design.
* are artists and can get carried away with the beauty of their creation
  - hunter-gatherers when it comes to collecting environmental information
  - office workers
  - one group of people that have experience in intuitive exploration
* are people who create effective visual impressions of advertisements and products
  - make things
  - with a desire to create
  - planners
  - some of the only people who thrive when bridled
  - visual artists who create moving works of art
* change handbag style
* consider impact.
* create designs
  - interior designs
* determine approaches
  - details
* drugs rival marijuana as drugs of choice for high school-age children.
* estrogens promise a safer, more tolerable estrogen that has traditional efficacy.
* hallucinogens distort perception and thought.
* have ability
  - choices
  - degrees
  - important tasks
  - interest
  - many options
  - materials
* have several important tasks
* help style.
* improve products.
* includes arms
  - body substances
  - cell membranes
  - cells
  - corpi
  - cytoplasm
  - heads
  - human bodies
  - legs
  - material bodies
  - necks
  - nuclei
  - personality
  - plasma membranes
  - sections
  - vacuoles
* is used to layout and design the form.
* know energy requirements
* labels on accessories are perceived as an indicator of social status.
* make style.
* offer designs.
* present sketches.
* produce images.
* recognize aims.
* refers to the default font of the computer system.
* select fabric.
* take advantage
  - pictures
* to explore options.
* understand concepts.
* use certain design features
  - knowledge
  - strategies
  - technology
* work in offices
  - teams
+ Category:Designers: People by occupation :: Design
+ Fashion accessory: Accessories
+ Ornithopter: Aircraft
  * An 'ornithopter' from the ancient Greek language is an aircraft that flies by flapping its wings. Designers try to make the flapping-wing flight of birds, bats, and insects seem real. Though machines may differ in form, they are usually built on the same scale as these flying creatures. Manned ornithopters have also been built, and some have worked.
  * Design' is a visual look or a shape given to a certain object, in order to make it more attractive, make it more comfortable or to improve another characteristic. Designers use tools from geometry and art.

### person | expert | specialist | designer:

Floral designer
* arrange flowers into designs.
* have many types of flowers to choose from.

Set designer
* are responsible for the visual impact of a film or television programme.
* create movie, television, and theater sets.

Software designer
* are responsible for what appears to the users of computer programs.
* create different kinds of software with computers.

Textile designer
* Some textile designers use geometry to create pleasing new designs.
* create the patterns that are woven or printed onto fabrics.
* develop the patterns, weaves, and colorations that appear on fabrics.
### person | expert | specialist | designer:

Web designer
* Many web designers use tables to align images, and to combine links into groups of links.
* Most Web designers use frames for ease of navigation.
* Most web designers are computer people who have moved into design
  - start by surfing the web to see what is and can be done, and how
  - work alone nowadays
* Some web designers act as if websites consist of attractive pages only
  - are just designers
  - try to convince people that a website is like advertising
* are notorious for using images without permission.
* can change the file sizes of images by decreasing their dimensions
  - make sites that are rich in multimedia that are also accessible to the disabled
  - use descriptive tags to explain images and tables
* like to design and create web pages.
* make graphics.
* spend a great deal of time on the Internet and have seen thousands of web sites.
* use RGB colours almost exclusively
  - bold text to draw attention to something they feel is of importance
  - graphics because, when used well, they can enhance the look of the website
* weave online identities for clients large and small.

Diagnostician
* are specialists.
* play an indispensable role in plant pathology.

### person | expert | specialist:

Dietician
* Most dieticians agree that nuts provide essential vitamins and minerals to the daily diet.
* advise on blood sugar control to help heal diabetic wounds.
* also help people with diabetes by designing an eating plan
  - try to accommodate different tastes and needs
  - work in a variety of public and private health organisations
  - the worst enemy of the great cuisine
* can suggest appropriate calorie intake levels and types of foods to eat.
* eat better.
* help balance meals with exercise and insulin regimens
  - patients with nutritional needs and weight issues before and after transplant
* offer similar advice for reducing dietary intake of animal fat.
* plan nutritional programs and supervise the planning and serving of meals
  - nutritious and appetizing meals to help people maintain or recover good health
* recommend school aged children drink plenty of milk.
* refer to it as the split diet.
* say kids are drinking less milk and instead are drinking more soda
  - when shopping, look at food labels
### person | expert | specialist | hygienist:

Industrial hygienist
* Industrial Hygienists are the only people attending analytical symposia who require certification.
* Many industrial hygienists work as consultants in private consulting firms or insurance companies.
* are duty-bound to protect all workers against reproductive injuries
  - problem solvers
* have college degrees in engineering or the natural sciences.
* help people protect themselves on the job and off.
* study how to stop or prevent exposure to hazards.

Natural hygienist
* Many Natural Hygienists believe that cooking actually makes food cancerous to the body.
* Natural Hygienists know the cause and they also know how to remove it.

Interior designer
* Most interior designers work in clean, comfortable offices
* Some interior designers use computers.
* are specialists.
* know how the colors of furniture and textiles can influence our condition
  - the exact science of scale and proportion
* practise in both commercial and residential design.
* use knowledge
  - their sense of style to develop designs that are aesthetically pleasing
* work in offices
  - private homes or commercial buildings

### person | expert | specialist:

Internist
* Many internists are primary care physicians
  - have areas of specialization such as cardiology or hematology
* are doctors
  - medical specialists who are highly qualified to diagnose
  - often able to render therapies that can either cure or control various diseases
  - physicians who specialize in adult medicine
  - primary care doctors for adults
* are specialists in internal medicine
  - the diagnosis and treatment of non-surgical illnesses in adults
  - trained in the treatment of adult diseases
  - the major providers of medical care to adults in America
  - uniquely qualified to know all the signs and symptoms in women
* can perform minor surgery.
* comprise the largest medical specialty group in the United States.
* diagnose and treat non-surgically all diseases of the body.
* focus on adult medicine.
* monitor and treat chronic conditions including high blood pressure and diabetes.
* provide the majority of health care to adults in America.
* review patients' medical histories and examine patients to evaluate their symptoms.
* serve as primary care physicians as well as hospital consultants.
* specialize in non-surgical medical care for adults
  - nonsurgical treatment of adults
* treat such conditions as arthritis, high blood pressure, and diabetes.
+ Medical specialty
  * There are other doctors who are also 'primary care' doctors. Pediatricians are primary care doctors, but only for children. Internists are primary care doctors for adults. Some gynecologists do primary care, but for women only.

Many computer support specialist
* advance to information technology positions
* continue education.