Unicellular organism
* Most unicellular organisms are microscopic, but some are visible to the naked eye
  - of microscopic size and are thus classified as microorganisms
* Most unicellular organisms have cell membranes
  - porous membranes
  - live in environments
  - produce biomass
* Some unicellular organisms are said to segregate salts of strontium from sea-water
  - sensitive to light
  - do interact when they combine briefly for reproduction
* are as such difficult to be classified into animals and plant categories
  - bacteria, archaea, and eukaryotes - anything made up of a single cell
  - categorized as prokaryotes and multicellular under eukaryotes
  - composed of one simple cell
  - immortal
  - invisible to the naked eye
* are made up of one cell
  - only one cell
  - single cell only
  - often times less complex or adaptive as multicellular
  - single celled and self sufficient as the name signifies itself
  - small are mostly invisible to the naked eye
  - typically smaller and less advanced
  - ubiquitous to most environments on Earth
* are very different from multicellular organisms
  - simple but they can carry out life
* can be innocuous to humans, but they are also responsible for diseases
  - reproduce faster and in greater numbers
  - use flagella, cilia, or pseudopods for motility
* carry out all functions of life
  - specialized functions within a single cell
* consist of one general cell under which all activities are housed.
* do quite well.
* eat using a processes called phagocytosis.
* exhibit holozoic type of nutrition.
* have a cytoskeleton that provides structural support
  - greater surface area to volume ratio
  - one parents, and the multi-cellular organisms have two parents
  - their own specific role to play in the unique ecosystem of nature
* include amoebas.
* perform almost all life functions as individuals.
* reproduce asexually by the process of binary fission or budding
  - through cell division
* use cell reproduction to reproduce period.
+ Cell, Kinds of eukaryotic organisms, Unicellular

Uniformity
* depends mostly on the mixing of the bath fluid.
* detriment to successful teamwork.
* includes gender, frame, muscling, weight, color, etc.
* increasingly bulldozes over local diversity, be it physical, biological or cultural.
* is almost wholly dependent on temperature control
  - defined simply as how evenly a sprinkler delivers water over the ground
  - regularity
  - similarity
* is the hallmark of machines
  - watchword of industrial agriculture
* key issue for high efficiency and high density compression of the fuel.
* leads to conformity
  - fascism
* means every plant or soil surface receives the same amount of water.
* means that all kinds of visualization is approached in the same way
  - property that is liable to the tax is taxed at a uniform rate
* plays a similar role in decisions regarding other types of irrigation systems.
* protects consumers and benefits businesses by ensuring fair competition.
* provides security while maintaining a standard of proper dress.
* refers to the evenness with which water is applied throughout a field.
* requires equality in the burden of taxation.

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South dildo
* South Dildo is an unincorporated community.
+ Dildo, Newfoundland and Labrador, South Dildo: Towns in Newfoundland and Labrador
  * South Dildo is an unincorporated community. At the beginning of the 20th century, South Dildo had lumbering work. It supplied a schooner to the Labrador fishery. It had the roadside attraction of a wooden life-size humpback whale head.