### domed piston:

Negative number
* are a relative reference to historical versions
  - bright stars
  - errors
  - left of zero on a number line
  - positions counted from the end of the contig in a backwards sense
  - possible, even though they make no sense nutritionally
  - relative to the current time
  - the twos complement of postive numbers
  - used in accounting and science
  - very important in mathematics
* change rotation direction.
* domed piston.
* follow a pattern that is opposite of positive numbers.
* have a sign.
* invert the color intensity.
* mean count from the end of the element
  - the opposite
* shift time backwards.
* take one byte more than positive numbers.
  * are left of zero on a number line. A number and its opposite are always the same distance from zero.
+ Negative number, Negative number uses: Number theory
  * When a person or company is in debt, people sometimes say they have a negative amount of money. Negative numbers are used in accounting and science.

### domestic cats:

Manx cat
* Most Manx cats have short thick double coats but some longhaired cats exist as well.
* are domestic cats
  - tailless
* have no tail.
* thrive with constant interaction with their families.

### domestic pets:

Exotic pet
* Many exotic pets are much better at masking illness than dogs, cats or humans are
  - require fresh or specially-prepared meals
* Most exotic pets have values.
* are domestic pets.
* have great values
* need diets.

### domesticated brown rats:

Fancy rat
* are domesticated brown rats.
+ Rat, Pets: Old World rats and mice :: Omnivores
  * Fancy rats are domesticated brown rats. People have kept rats as pets since the 19th century. Rats are social and smart animals that can be trained. They also like to play with toys. Some owners think that male pet rats are more playful then female pet rats and that female rats are more active and curious. Pet rats do not act the same as wild rats.

Domesticity
* Domesticities are activities
  - quality
* has an important environmental component due to epistasis.
* is quality
  - the taproot which enables the nation to branch wide and high

Dominance
* appears to have a strong genetic factor.
* attracts attention.
* basically refers to some form of power over others established through intimidation.
* carries benefits for both sexes in terms of survival and reproduction.
* chip placed for life on certain dogs' shoulders.
* descriptive term for the relationships between pairs of individuals.
* desire to run things.
* fact of life in chimpanzee society.
* has to do with phenotype.
* hierarchies clearly benefit the dominant individual.
* is also power and influence.
* is an attribute of the lowest node to which a security policy is applied
  - economic concept which is difficult to define
  - effect observable with a single mutant allele
  - example of a genetic phenomenon
  - asserted and maintained by social signals and displays
  - based on size, the female being the largest and the male being the second largest
  - conditions
  - dynamic in nature
  - expressed by biting, ramming, and tail slapping
  - gained when one male submits
  - the most difficult of all dog traits to correct
  - very important to the male deer
* means heterozygotes and some homozygotes look alike.
* partial order and can be used to represent scope relations.
* refers to expression of an allele within an individual organism.
* suggests quality.

### dominance:

Air dominance
* is the ultimate in air superiority.
* precondition for all other successful combat operations in modern warfare.

Apical dominance
* is the inhibition of lateral branching characteristically produced by auxin
  - buds by the presence of a shoot tip
* plays an important role in determining the location and extent of sprouting.