### academic irregularity | plagiarism:

Intentional plagiarism
* involves deliberate copying or use of another s words or ideas.
* is academically dishonest and unethical
  - deliberate copying or use of another's work without credit
* serious form of cheating.

### academic journals:

Clinical chemistry
* employs complex testing procedures for blood and other body fluids.
* is academic journals.
* uses chemical processes to measure levels of chemical components in the blood.

Inorganic chemistry
* is academic journals
  - also the study of atomic and molecular structure and bonding
  - centers on the remaining elements
  - concerned with all other substances
* is the chemistry of elements other than carbon
  - the whole periodic table
  - study of the elements and all non-carbon compounds
  - systematic study of all the other chemical elements
* overlaps the other subdisciplines of chemistry.

### accepted anesthesia technique:

Regional anesthesia
* can decrease the crying that occurs after circumcision
  - dull the sensations in a wider area, such as the lower half of the body
* involves numbing a large area, such as the entire hand or leg.
* is an accepted anesthesia technique
  - anaesthesia
  - considered safer than general anesthesia
  - really the way to go in orthopedic surgery
* is used most commonly today
  - to numb part of the body
  - useful when surgery is limited
* numbs a broader area, like the epidurals used in childbirth.
* produces a loss of sensation to a specific region of the body.
* takes slightly longer to perform than general anesthesia.

### access:

Back door
* are access
  - bands
  - doors
* is access

### accessories | fastener:

Dowel
* are fasteners
  - wands
* help with fire-starting.
* provide strength and easier alignment and can be made of wood, metal or plastic.
* serve as perches.

Grommet
* can pull away from the cloth in which they are placed.
* loosen with age.

### accessories | fastener:

Lock
* Most locks serve only to keep honest people honest and to discourage criminals.
* allow boats and barges to travel past barriers such as rapids and dams.
* are a means of passing vessels through the dams
  - an essential feature of any canal which needs to gain or lose height
  - built in places where the level of the water in the river or canal suddenly changes
* are capable of locks
  - opens
  - created by locksmiths
  - enclosures
  - hair
  - how people have have protected their property
* are located in cabinets
  - car doors
  - doorknobs
  - entrances
  - front doors
  - gates
  - jails
  - locker rooms
  - lockers
  - made of metal
  - mechanical devices
  - mechanisms
  - only one aspect in the management of the risk of theft
* are part of canals
  - drawers
  - firearms
  - lids
  - restraint
  - security devices
* are the mechanism that prevent more than one user at a time making changes to the database
  - responsibility of individuals
* are used for closes
  - privacies
  - protection
* refuse to stay locked and doors open and close without wind or human intervention.
+ Lock (water transport): Canals :: Rivers :: Gates
  * A 'lock' is a place where boats that are travelling up or down a river or canal can be raised higher or lower. Locks are built in places where the level of the water in the river or canal suddenly changes. This may be because there is a waterfall there, or because a dam or a weir has been built, or because there is some other thing in the way. The lock is like a big chamber with gates at each end. They have lock gears which empty or fill the chamber with water.

### accessories | fastener | lock:

Dreadlock
* are a part of history
  - symbol of their dedication and devotion to Rastafari
  - more than a hair style, they become a part of life
* are the natural state of hair
  - result of the natural locking, or matting, of coarse African hair