Activity
* Activities affect biodiversity
  - bystanders
  - climates
  - development
  - environments
  - expression
  - innocent bystanders
  - life
  - marine environments
  - photosynthesis
  - predators
  - surface temperature
  - weight
* Activities aim at deficiencies
  - problems
* Activities are actions
  - acts
  - age-related, from infants through late adolescents
  - capability
  - conducted by players
  - dos
* Activities are performed by utility workers
  - the specific program activities or tasks that are undertaken
  - units that are larger than task units
  - ways of making human connections
* Activities associate with development
  - growth
  - phases
  - population growth
* Activities cause a desire to judges
  - dehydration
  - exhaustion
  - harmful reaction
  - muscle exhaustion
  - change features
  - combine characteristics
  - contribute to ideas
* Activities create analogous conditions
  - heat
  - decline during periods
  - decrease biodiversity
  - demand attention
* Activities demonstrate induction methods
* Activities depend on environments
  - metabolism
  - size
  - destroy habitats
  - emphasize characteristics
  - enable teachers
  - encourage children
* Activities enhance adaptive capacity
  - effectiveness
  - survival
* Activities ensure cost
  - cycle cost
* Activities facilitate movement
  - water movement
* Activities focus on behaviour
  - feed behaviour
  - minds
* Activities generate employment
  - excretion
* Activities have advantage
  - benefits
  - consequences
  - distinct advantage
  - global consequences
* Activities have have devastate effects
  - negative effects
  - serious effects
  - results
  - severe consequences
  - steps
* Activities help ideas
  - inflammation
  - issues
  - kids
  - members
  - staff members
* Activities improve health
  - human health
  - skills
* Activities include behavior
  - clean services
  - courtship behavior
  - energy production
  - field trials
  - selections
  - stimulant effects
  - tourism
* Activities incorporate activities
  - physical activities
* Activities increase availability
  - contact
* Activities increase during evaluation periods
  - whole periods
  - numbers
* Activities indicate intelligence
  - presence
  - influence characteristics
* Activities introduce development
  - knowledge
* Activities involve analyses
  - direct contact
  - effort
  - information
  - matter
  - minor children
  - muscles
  - observations
  - organizations
  - triceps muscles
* Activities lead to accumulation
  - cascade effects
  - damage
  - distribution
  - imbalances
  - impairment
  - improvement
  - pollution
  - reputations
  - water pollution
  - make benefits
  - model how our human cognition organizes interaction into units of collective behavior
* Activities occur during periods
* Activities occur in areas
* Activities offer benefits
  - to tourists
* Activities present animate appearances
* Activities produce abundant job opportunity
  - metabolic waste
* Activities provide additional information
  - jobs
  - meaningful interaction
  - motor skills
  - reduce exposure
  - refer to the events or structured interaction that is used to accomplish an onjective
  - reflect importance
* Activities relate to development
  - forest products
  - goals
  - lifestyle
  - operations
  - subjects
  - topics
* Activities require ability
  - energy resources
  - full attention
* Activities require large areas
  - open areas
  - physical strength
  - students
  - surfaces
  - versions
* Activities result in productivity
  - water resources
  - serve purposes
* Activities show importance
  - seasonal variation
* Activities span entire active periods
  - tertiary periods
* Activities stimulate responses
  - uptake
  - teach students
* Activities use cameras
  - concepts
  - equipment
  - frameworks
  - fuel
  - identities
  - laboratory equipment
  - model simulation
  - technology
* Activities yield benefits
  - economic benefits
* All activity is coordinated by a complex brain and nervous system.
* Any activity causes the body to lose water.
* Many activities can lead to soft-tissue damage of ligaments, tendons, and muscles
  - damage of muscles, ligaments, and tendons
* Most activities affect photosynthesis
  - cause dehydration
  - depend on metabolism
  - increase metabolism
  - involve active physical play because children learn best by doing
  - produce metabolic waste
  - use a combination of fat and carbohydrate as energy sources
* Most activity is due to tyr kinases mediating cell signalling
  - takes place in trees, but some feeding and social interaction occurs on the ground
* Much activity is stopped by the enzyme biodegrading.
* Some activities affect behaviour
  - prey behaviour
  - reproduction
  - allow children to experiment and interact with sounds
* Some activities decrease excretion
  - kidney excretion
  - depend on temperature
* Some activities increase kidney excretion
  - the likelihood of developing osteoarthritis
  - involve membranes
* Some activities practiced by humans can accelerate changes in the natural environment
  - accelerate natural changes
  - produce carbon particles
  - reduce adult survival
  - relate to metabolism
  - require metabolism
* actually tends to suppress hunger.
* also effects the energy balance
  - strengthens the heart and cardiovascular system, and promotes weight loss
* based cost process for measuring the cost of the activities of an organization
  - costing natural way to collect and estimate the cost of implementing a purpose
* builds strength and muscle tone and helps children feel better.
* burns calories, so people who exercise more also can lose weight.
* causes birth and death and fills up the years of one's life.
* codes The codes that tell the accounting system what the basic function of an activity is.
* enhances the mind, body and soul and fosters overall well being no matter what age.
* function of want.
* fundamental element of fitness and health.
* helps speed up the body's metabolism
  - to stimulate the return of intestinal function
* increases as temperature decreases.
* indices in rheumatoid arthritis.
* is also important for bone strength, and a little sunlight
  - correlated with daytime weather conditions and moon light intensity at night
  - expressed by verbs
  - part of the calorie balance
  - proportional to the rate of change of rib movement
  - seen in the thalamus during hallucinations
* is the change of angle over a particular period of time
  - key to fitness
  - only thing that is traceable to consciousness
  - performance of a task or action by an individual
  - sheer expenditure of physical energy
* maintains muscle tone and flexibility and slows bone loss.
* measures the number of radioactive decays in a sample per second.
* natural way for men to escape trauma.
* refers to the child's physical energy
  - number of nuclear disintegrations per second that occur in a sample
* slows down as the dog ages, but dogs generally remain playful throughout their lives.
* stimulates new cell growth, both muscle, bone and blood.
* tends to life, inactivity to death.
* uses energy over a period of time.
+ International Year of Astronomy
  * Activities run during the year included observatory tours, shows, and photograph displays. People could get involved in many of these activities online with a computer.