Input: [0] Cabinets [1] Good used cabinets (consider re-facing or reusing in your home/workshop/garage [2] Remove and recycle hardware, unpainted and unfinished wood [4] Lead paint, formaldehyde in particle board or interior grade plywood [3]

Output: Painted or finished wood

Reclaimed Material in Tiny Houses | Tiny Green Cabins


Input: [0] Plumbing Products [1] Sinks, tubs, faucets [2] Metal pipes, toilets and inefficient plumbing fixtures (porcelain or metal), faucets with lead content [4] Drinking water; lead content in faucets, solder, and old galvanized pipe [3]

Output: PVC and other plastic pipes, toilet seats(not accepted at recycling centers)

Reclaimed Material in Tiny Houses | Tiny Green Cabins


Input: [0] Plaster and Gypsum Wallboard [1] Repair cracks, or cover with textured paint, install new wallboard over old or skim coat [2] Wood lathe if clean can be reused/recycled, unpainted wallboard [4] Nuisance dust, lead paint on walls, possible asbestos in older wallboard [3]

Output: Painted plaster or wallboard

Reclaimed Material in Tiny Houses | Tiny Green Cabins


Input: [0] Electrical Products [1] Only if in good working order or rewired [2] Metal fixtures, conduit [4] Frayed wires, possible asbestos insulation [3]

Output: Ceramic and plastic parts

Reclaimed Material in Tiny Houses | Tiny Green Cabins


Input: [0] Roofing Materials [1] Retain sheathing, if in good condition, terra cota slate times, metal roofing [2] Metal materials, contractors generally have outlets for recycling asphalt roofing materials, untreated cedar shingles [4] Possible asbestos content [3]

Output: Treated cedar shingles

Reclaimed Material in Tiny Houses | Tiny Green Cabins


Input: [Ingredient] Calcium Carbonate [Purpose]

Output: Scrubbing Agent


Input: [Ingredient] Calcium Hydroxide [Purpose]

Output: pH Adjuster


Input: [Ingredient] Fragrance [Purpose]

Output: Fragrance


Input: [Ingredient] Green 7 [Purpose]

Output: Colorant


Input: [Ingredient] Sodium Carbonate [Purpose]

Output: Builder/Sequestering Agent


Input: [Ingredient] Sodium Linear Alkylbenzenesulfonate [Purpose]

Output: Surfactant - Cleaning Agent


Input: [Ingredient] Trichloro-s-triazinetrione [Purpose]

Output: Bleach


Input: [Sodium(mg)] 685

Output: Mashed Potatoes from Dry Mix

Other Types of Mashed Potatoes (1 cup serving)


Input: [Sodium(mg)] 634

Output: Mashed Potatoes with Whole Milk

Other Types of Mashed Potatoes (1 cup serving)


Input: [Sodium(mg)] 666

Output: Mashed Potatoes with Whole Milk and Butter

Other Types of Mashed Potatoes (1 cup serving)


Input: [Sodium(mg)] 699

Output: Mashed Potatoes with Whole Milk and Margarine

Other Types of Mashed Potatoes (1 cup serving)


Input: [Sodium(mg)] 672

Output: Mashed Potatoes made with Milk, Fat and Cheese

Other Types of Mashed Potatoes (1 cup serving)


Input: [Sodium(mg)] 531

Output: Mashed Potatoes made with Milk, Sour Cream and/or Cream Cheese

Other Types of Mashed Potatoes (1 cup serving)


20817217__Genetics___Деловая_библиотека__Effect_of

Input: [1] Transcription [4] Action of [Effect of]

Output: Regulatory

Control of Gene Expression - Genetics a conceptual approach - Genetics - Деловая библиотека


20817217__Genetics___Деловая_библиотека__Effect_of

Input: [0] Type of Control [1] Normally [2] Regulator Protein [4] Modulator [Effect of]

Output: Protein

Control of Gene Expression - Genetics a conceptual approach - Genetics - Деловая библиотека


20817217__Genetics___Деловая_библиотека__Effect_of

Input: [0] Negative inducible [1] Off [2] Active repressor [4] Substrate makes [Effect of]

Output: Inhibits

Control of Gene Expression - Genetics a conceptual approach - Genetics - Деловая библиотека


20817217__Genetics___Деловая_библиотека__Effect_of

Input: [4] repressor inactive [Effect of]

Output: transcription

Control of Gene Expression - Genetics a conceptual approach - Genetics - Деловая библиотека


20817217__Genetics___Деловая_библиотека__Effect_of

Input: [0] Negative repressible [1] On [2] Inactive repressor [4] Product makes [Effect of]

Output: Inhibits

Control of Gene Expression - Genetics a conceptual approach - Genetics - Деловая библиотека


20817217__Genetics___Деловая_библиотека__Effect_of

Input: [4] repressor active [Effect of]

Output: transcription

Control of Gene Expression - Genetics a conceptual approach - Genetics - Деловая библиотека


20817217__Genetics___Деловая_библиотека__Effect_of

Input: [0] Positive inducible [1] Off [2] Inactive activator [4] Substrate makes [Effect of]

Output: Stimulates

Control of Gene Expression - Genetics a conceptual approach - Genetics - Деловая библиотека


20817217__Genetics___Деловая_библиотека__Effect_of

Input: [4] activator active [Effect of]

Output: transcription

Control of Gene Expression - Genetics a conceptual approach - Genetics - Деловая библиотека


20817217__Genetics___Деловая_библиотека__Effect_of

Input: [0] Positive repressible [1] On [2] Active activator [4] Product makes [Effect of]

Output: Stimulates

Control of Gene Expression - Genetics a conceptual approach - Genetics - Деловая библиотека


20817217__Genetics___Деловая_библиотека__Effect_of

Input: [4] activator inactive [Effect of]

Output: transcription

Control of Gene Expression - Genetics a conceptual approach - Genetics - Деловая библиотека


Input: [Chest Wall, Neck, and Spine] Blood vessels [Heart valves] Myocardium [Peripheral nerves]

Output: Intercostal neuralgia

Monograph 20 ~ PRIORITY APPRAISAL FOLLOWING ANTERIOR THORAX TRAUMA


Input: [Chest Wall, Neck, and Spine] Bone and cartilages [Heart valves] Contusion [Peripheral nerves]

Output: Neuritis

Monograph 20 ~ PRIORITY APPRAISAL FOLLOWING ANTERIOR THORAX TRAUMA


Input: [Chest Wall, Neck, and Spine] Clavicle [Heart valves] Coronary insufficiency [Peripheral nerves]

Output: Skin

Monograph 20 ~ PRIORITY APPRAISAL FOLLOWING ANTERIOR THORAX TRAUMA


Input: [Chest Wall, Neck, and Spine] Dislocation [Heart valves] Myocardial infarct [Peripheral nerves]

Output: Contusion

Monograph 20 ~ PRIORITY APPRAISAL FOLLOWING ANTERIOR THORAX TRAUMA


Input: [Chest Wall, Neck, and Spine] Fracture [Heart valves] Myocarditis [Peripheral nerves]

Output: Herpes zoster

Monograph 20 ~ PRIORITY APPRAISAL FOLLOWING ANTERIOR THORAX TRAUMA


Input: [Chest Wall, Neck, and Spine] Subluxation [Heart valves] Postinfarction syndrome [Peripheral nerves]

Output: Spinal cord

Monograph 20 ~ PRIORITY APPRAISAL FOLLOWING ANTERIOR THORAX TRAUMA


Input: [Chest Wall, Neck, and Spine] Ribs [Heart valves] Pericardium [Peripheral nerves]

Output: Hematomyelia

Monograph 20 ~ PRIORITY APPRAISAL FOLLOWING ANTERIOR THORAX TRAUMA


Input: [Chest Wall, Neck, and Spine] Costosternal subluxation [Heart valves] Epicardial abscess [Peripheral nerves]

Output: Neuralgia

Monograph 20 ~ PRIORITY APPRAISAL FOLLOWING ANTERIOR THORAX TRAUMA


Input: [Chest Wall, Neck, and Spine] Costovertebral subluxation [Heart valves] Metastasis [Peripheral nerves]

Output: Syphilis

Monograph 20 ~ PRIORITY APPRAISAL FOLLOWING ANTERIOR THORAX TRAUMA


Input: [Chest Wall, Neck, and Spine] Fracture [Heart valves] Rheumatic fever [Peripheral nerves]

Output: Transverse myelitis

Monograph 20 ~ PRIORITY APPRAISAL FOLLOWING ANTERIOR THORAX TRAUMA


Input: [Chest Wall, Neck, and Spine] Metastasis [Heart valves] Tuberculosis [Peripheral nerves]

Output: Tuberculosis

Monograph 20 ~ PRIORITY APPRAISAL FOLLOWING ANTERIOR THORAX TRAUMA


Input: [Chest Wall, Neck, and Spine] Multiple myeloma [Heart valves] Uremia [Peripheral nerves]

Output: Tumor

Monograph 20 ~ PRIORITY APPRAISAL FOLLOWING ANTERIOR THORAX TRAUMA


Input: [Chest Wall, Neck, and Spine] Osteitis deformans [Heart valves] Viral pericarditis [Peripheral nerves]

Output: Stomach

Monograph 20 ~ PRIORITY APPRAISAL FOLLOWING ANTERIOR THORAX TRAUMA


Input: [Chest Wall, Neck, and Spine] Osteitis fibrosa cystica [Heart valves] Mediastinum [Peripheral nerves]

Output: Intrathoracic Structures

Monograph 20 ~ PRIORITY APPRAISAL FOLLOWING ANTERIOR THORAX TRAUMA


Input: [Chest Wall, Neck, and Spine] Osteomyelitis [Heart valves] Dermoid cyst [Peripheral nerves]

Output: Aorta

Monograph 20 ~ PRIORITY APPRAISAL FOLLOWING ANTERIOR THORAX TRAUMA


Input: [Chest Wall, Neck, and Spine] Sarcoma [Heart valves] Emphysema [Peripheral nerves]

Output: Aortitis

Monograph 20 ~ PRIORITY APPRAISAL FOLLOWING ANTERIOR THORAX TRAUMA


Input: [Chest Wall, Neck, and Spine] Tietze s syndrome [Heart valves] Hodgkin s disease [Peripheral nerves]

Output: Dissecting aneurysm

Monograph 20 ~ PRIORITY APPRAISAL FOLLOWING ANTERIOR THORAX TRAUMA


Input: [Chest Wall, Neck, and Spine] Sternum [Heart valves] Lymphadenopathy [Peripheral nerves]

Output: Medionecrosis

Monograph 20 ~ PRIORITY APPRAISAL FOLLOWING ANTERIOR THORAX TRAUMA


Input: [Chest Wall, Neck, and Spine] Fracture [Heart valves] Mediastinitis [Peripheral nerves]

Output: Ruptured aorta

Monograph 20 ~ PRIORITY APPRAISAL FOLLOWING ANTERIOR THORAX TRAUMA


Input: [Chest Wall, Neck, and Spine] Vertebra [Heart valves] Substernal thyroiditis [Peripheral nerves]

Output: Syphilitic aneurysm

Monograph 20 ~ PRIORITY APPRAISAL FOLLOWING ANTERIOR THORAX TRAUMA


Input: [Chest Wall, Neck, and Spine] Facet syndrome [Heart valves] Suppurative infection [Peripheral nerves]

Output: Bronchopulmonary tree

Monograph 20 ~ PRIORITY APPRAISAL FOLLOWING ANTERIOR THORAX TRAUMA


Input: [Chest Wall, Neck, and Spine] Fracture [Heart valves] Tumor [Peripheral nerves]

Output: Empyema

Monograph 20 ~ PRIORITY APPRAISAL FOLLOWING ANTERIOR THORAX TRAUMA


Input: [Chest Wall, Neck, and Spine] IVD syndrome [Heart valves] Pleura [Peripheral nerves]

Output: Hemothorax

Monograph 20 ~ PRIORITY APPRAISAL FOLLOWING ANTERIOR THORAX TRAUMA


Input: [Chest Wall, Neck, and Spine] Osteomyelitis [Heart valves] Empyema [Peripheral nerves]

Output: Metastasis

Monograph 20 ~ PRIORITY APPRAISAL FOLLOWING ANTERIOR THORAX TRAUMA


Input: [Chest Wall, Neck, and Spine] Osteoarthritis [Heart valves] Fungus infection [Peripheral nerves]

Output: Pneumonia

Monograph 20 ~ PRIORITY APPRAISAL FOLLOWING ANTERIOR THORAX TRAUMA


Input: [Chest Wall, Neck, and Spine] Osteomalacia [Heart valves] Mesenthelioma [Peripheral nerves]

Output: Pneumonitis

Monograph 20 ~ PRIORITY APPRAISAL FOLLOWING ANTERIOR THORAX TRAUMA


Input: [Chest Wall, Neck, and Spine] Osteoporosis [Heart valves] Pleurisy [Peripheral nerves]

Output: Pneumothorax

Monograph 20 ~ PRIORITY APPRAISAL FOLLOWING ANTERIOR THORAX TRAUMA


Input: [Chest Wall, Neck, and Spine] Metastasis [Heart valves] Pulmonary infarction [Peripheral nerves]

Output: Primary tumor

Monograph 20 ~ PRIORITY APPRAISAL FOLLOWING ANTERIOR THORAX TRAUMA


Input: [Chest Wall, Neck, and Spine] Pott s disease [Heart valves] Tuberculosis [Peripheral nerves]

Output: Diaphragm

Monograph 20 ~ PRIORITY APPRAISAL FOLLOWING ANTERIOR THORAX TRAUMA


Input: [Chest Wall, Neck, and Spine] Rheumatoid spondylitis [Heart valves] Pulmonary artery [Peripheral nerves]

Output: Diaphragmatic abscess

Monograph 20 ~ PRIORITY APPRAISAL FOLLOWING ANTERIOR THORAX TRAUMA


Input: [Chest Wall, Neck, and Spine] Sprain [Heart valves] Embolism [Peripheral nerves]

Output: Hiatal hernia

Monograph 20 ~ PRIORITY APPRAISAL FOLLOWING ANTERIOR THORAX TRAUMA


Input: [Chest Wall, Neck, and Spine] Subluxation [Heart valves] Endocarditis [Peripheral nerves]

Output: Esophagus

Monograph 20 ~ PRIORITY APPRAISAL FOLLOWING ANTERIOR THORAX TRAUMA


Input: [Chest Wall, Neck, and Spine] Mammary glands [Heart valves] Subdiaphragmatic Visceral [Peripheral nerves]

Output: Carcinoma

Monograph 20 ~ PRIORITY APPRAISAL FOLLOWING ANTERIOR THORAX TRAUMA


Input: [Chest Wall, Neck, and Spine] Carcinoma [Heart valves] Reflexes [Peripheral nerves]

Output: Cardiospastic dilatation

Monograph 20 ~ PRIORITY APPRAISAL FOLLOWING ANTERIOR THORAX TRAUMA


Input: [Chest Wall, Neck, and Spine] Mastitis/cystic disease [Heart valves] Gallbladder [Peripheral nerves]

Output: Caustic liquids

Monograph 20 ~ PRIORITY APPRAISAL FOLLOWING ANTERIOR THORAX TRAUMA


Input: [Chest Wall, Neck, and Spine] Premenstrual syndrome [Heart valves] Genitals [Peripheral nerves]

Output: Diverticulum

Monograph 20 ~ PRIORITY APPRAISAL FOLLOWING ANTERIOR THORAX TRAUMA


Input: [Chest Wall, Neck, and Spine] Muscles [Heart valves] Intestines [Peripheral nerves]

Output: Esophagitis

Monograph 20 ~ PRIORITY APPRAISAL FOLLOWING ANTERIOR THORAX TRAUMA


Input: [Chest Wall, Neck, and Spine] Dermatomyositis [Heart valves] Kidney [Peripheral nerves]

Output: Hiatal hernia

Monograph 20 ~ PRIORITY APPRAISAL FOLLOWING ANTERIOR THORAX TRAUMA


Input: [Chest Wall, Neck, and Spine] Epidemic pleurodynia [Heart valves] Liver [Peripheral nerves]

Output: Inflammation

Monograph 20 ~ PRIORITY APPRAISAL FOLLOWING ANTERIOR THORAX TRAUMA


Input: [Chest Wall, Neck, and Spine] Myofibrositis [Heart valves] Pancreas [Peripheral nerves]

Output: Rupture

Monograph 20 ~ PRIORITY APPRAISAL FOLLOWING ANTERIOR THORAX TRAUMA


Input: [Chest Wall, Neck, and Spine] Strain/trigger point [Heart valves] Peritoneum [Peripheral nerves]

Output: Ulceration

Monograph 20 ~ PRIORITY APPRAISAL FOLLOWING ANTERIOR THORAX TRAUMA


Input: [Chest Wall, Neck, and Spine] Trichinosis [Heart valves] Spleen [Peripheral nerves]

Output: Heart

Monograph 20 ~ PRIORITY APPRAISAL FOLLOWING ANTERIOR THORAX TRAUMA


Input: [Chest Wall, Neck, and Spine] Trigger Point [Peripheral nerves]

Output: Endocardium

Monograph 20 ~ PRIORITY APPRAISAL FOLLOWING ANTERIOR THORAX TRAUMA


Input: [Definition] A horse that is gently pulled up by its jockey during a race. [Term]

Output: Eased

Racing Terms | Keeneland Thoroughbred Racing and Sales


Input: [Definition] The year-end awards in Thoroughbred racing that honor the top horses in 11 categories; plus the leading owner, trainer, jockey, apprentice jockey, and breeder; plus members of the media who have demonstrated excellence in their coverage of the sport. [Term]

Output: Eclipse Award

Racing Terms | Keeneland Thoroughbred Racing and Sales


Input: [Definition] The pole one-eighth of a mile before the finish line. [Term]

Output: Eighth pole

Racing Terms | Keeneland Thoroughbred Racing and Sales


Input: [Definition] Two or more horses in a race, owned by the same stable, or trained by the same trainer are termed an "entry" and coupled as a single betting unit, a bet on one being a bet on both. [Term]

Output: Entry

Racing Terms | Keeneland Thoroughbred Racing and Sales


Input: [Definition] A wager in which the bettor must pick the first two finishers in a race in exact order of finish. In Canada, it is called an "exactor." [Term]

Output: Exacta

Racing Terms | Keeneland Thoroughbred Racing and Sales


Input: [Definition] A rider who is licensed to exercise a horse during morning training sessions. [Term]

Output: Exercise rider

Racing Terms | Keeneland Thoroughbred Racing and Sales


Input: [Feature] Measuring range of 0.05 up to 200m (0.16 up to 650ft); typ. accuracy ± 1.5mm (± 0.06in) [Your benefit]

Output: Fast and accurate measurement of short and long distances

Leica DISTO™ A5 - The most versatile - Leica Geosystems - Precision Tools


Input: [Feature] Power Range Technology™ [Your benefit]

Output: Allows measuring of long distances (approx. 100m) without target plate

Leica DISTO™ A5 - The most versatile - Leica Geosystems - Precision Tools


Input: [Feature] Ergonomic design with soft rubber grip [Your benefit]

Output: Instrument fits well in the hand

Leica DISTO™ A5 - The most versatile - Leica Geosystems - Precision Tools


Input: [Feature] Integrated viewfinder with 2x magnification [Your benefit]

Output: Ideal for measurement of longer distances

Leica DISTO™ A5 - The most versatile - Leica Geosystems - Precision Tools


Input: [Feature] Room calculations [Your benefit]

Output: Maximum results with minimum effort, no more manual calculations

Leica DISTO™ A5 - The most versatile - Leica Geosystems - Precision Tools


Input: [Feature] Indirect height-/width measurement [Your benefit]

Output: Measurement of inaccessible locations

Leica DISTO™ A5 - The most versatile - Leica Geosystems - Precision Tools


Input: [Feature] Shortcut keys [Your benefit]

Output: Extra-simple operation

Leica DISTO™ A5 - The most versatile - Leica Geosystems - Precision Tools


Input: [Feature] IP54 [Your benefit]

Output: Splash and dust proof - important for all professionals

Leica DISTO™ A5 - The most versatile - Leica Geosystems - Precision Tools


Input: [1] Arm [Specifications]

Output: Area of the Body

Convoluted Foam Armboard Pads | Medline Industries, Inc.


Input: [1] Purple [Specifications]

Output: COLOR

Convoluted Foam Armboard Pads | Medline Industries, Inc.


Input: [1] 2 in [Specifications]

Output: Depth Inches

Convoluted Foam Armboard Pads | Medline Industries, Inc.


Input: [1] 610_10_0_0 [Specifications]

Output: HPIS CLASSIFICATION

Convoluted Foam Armboard Pads | Medline Industries, Inc.


Input: [1] Yes, No [Specifications]

Output: Latex Free

Convoluted Foam Armboard Pads | Medline Industries, Inc.


Input: [1] 20 in, 16 in [Specifications]

Output: Length Inches

Convoluted Foam Armboard Pads | Medline Industries, Inc.


Input: [1] Convoluted Foam [Specifications]

Output: Material Type

Convoluted Foam Armboard Pads | Medline Industries, Inc.


Input: [1] No Cover [Specifications]

Output: Type of Cover

Convoluted Foam Armboard Pads | Medline Industries, Inc.


Input: [1] 42221802 [Specifications]

Output: UNSPSC

Convoluted Foam Armboard Pads | Medline Industries, Inc.


Input: [1] 8 in, 6 in [Specifications]

Output: Width Inches

Convoluted Foam Armboard Pads | Medline Industries, Inc.


Input: [Population] Women, Age 50-74 Years [Grade (What's This?)] The USPSTF recommends the service. There is high certainty that the net benefit is moderate or there is moderate certainty that the net benefit is moderate to substantial. [Recommendation]

Output: The USPSTF recommends biennial screening mammography for women 50-74 years.

Final Update Summary: Breast Cancer: Screening - US Preventive Services Task Force


Input: [Population] Women, Before the Age of 50 Years [Grade (What's This?)] The USPSTF recommends against routinely providing the service. There may be considerations that support providing the service in an individual patient. There is at least moderate certainty that the net benefit is small. [Recommendation]

Output: The decision to start regular, biennial screening mammography before the age of 50 years should be an individual one and take patient context into account, including the patient's values regarding specific benefits and harms.

Final Update Summary: Breast Cancer: Screening - US Preventive Services Task Force


Input: [Population] Women, 75 Years and Older [Grade (What's This?)] The USPSTF concludes that the current evidence is insufficient to assess the balance of benefits and harms of the service. Evidence is lacking, of poor quality, or conflicting, and the balance of benefits and harms cannot be determined. [Recommendation]

Output: The USPSTF concludes that the current evidence is insufficient to assess the benefits and harms of screening mammography in women 75 years and older. Go to the Clinical Considerations section for information on risk assessment and suggestions for practice regarding the I statement.

Final Update Summary: Breast Cancer: Screening - US Preventive Services Task Force


Input: [Population] All Women [Grade (What's This?)] The USPSTF recommends against the service. There is moderate or high certainty that the service has no net benefit or that the harms outweigh the benefits [Recommendation]

Output: The USPSTF recommends against teaching breast self-examination (BSE).

Final Update Summary: Breast Cancer: Screening - US Preventive Services Task Force


Input: [Population] Women, 40 Years and Older [Grade (What's This?)] The USPSTF concludes that the current evidence is insufficient to assess the balance of benefits and harms of the service. Evidence is lacking, of poor quality, or conflicting, and the balance of benefits and harms cannot be determined. [Recommendation]

Output: The USPSTF concludes that the current evidence is insufficient to assess the additional benefits and harms of clinical breast examination (CBE) beyond screening mammography in women 40 years or older. Go to the Clinical Considerations section for information on risk assessment and suggestions for practice regarding the I statement.

Final Update Summary: Breast Cancer: Screening - US Preventive Services Task Force


Input: [Population] All Women [Grade (What's This?)] The USPSTF concludes that the current evidence is insufficient to assess the balance of benefits and harms of the service. Evidence is lacking, of poor quality, or conflicting, and the balance of benefits and harms cannot be determined. [Recommendation]

Output: The USPSTF concludes that the current evidence is insufficient to assess the additional benefits and harms of either digital mammography or magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) instead of film mammography as screening modalities for breast cancer. Go to the Clinical Considerations section for information on risk assessment and suggestions for practice regarding the I statement.

Final Update Summary: Breast Cancer: Screening - US Preventive Services Task Force


Input: [Foods Recommended] Amaranth Arrowroot Buckwheat Bean flours (garbanzo, fava, romano) Cassava Corn Flax Kasha Hominy Indian rice grass Job’s tears Mesquite flour Millet Montina Nut flours and meals Pea flour Potatoes, potato flour/starch Quinoa All forms of rice (eg, white, brown, jasmine, wild) Sago Sorghum Soy flour Tapioca (manioc, cassava, yucca) Teff Uncontaminated oats ** Yucca [Foods to Question *] Baked products made with buckwheat (Buckwheat is sometimes blended with wheat flour in baking mixes.) Cereals (may contain barley malt flavoring or barley malt extract) Communion wafer French fries Matzo Rice mixes, rice pilaf [Foods to Avoid] Barley Bulgur Chapatti flour Couscous Cracked wheat Dinkel Durum Einkorn Emmer Farina Faro Fu Gluten, gluten flour Graham flour Hydrolyzed wheat protein Kamut Malt Matzo flour/meal Oats (most commercial brands) ** Orzo Panko Rye Seitan Semolina Spelt Triticale Udon Wheat (wheat flour, wheat bran, wheat germ, other wheat products) [Food Category]

Output: Grains and Starchy Vegetables

Other (Condiments, Baking Ingredients, Soups, Sauces, and Gravies)

Gluten-Free Diet | Allegiance Health | Jackson, Michigan (MI)


Input: [Foods Recommended] All plain fresh, frozen, and canned vegetables [Foods to Question *] Vegetables in sauce [Foods to Avoid] Breaded vegetables [Food Category]

Output: Vegetables

Other (Condiments, Baking Ingredients, Soups, Sauces, and Gravies)

Gluten-Free Diet | Allegiance Health | Jackson, Michigan (MI)


Input: [Foods Recommended] All plain fresh, frozen, and canned fruits [Foods to Question *] Dried fruits (may be dusted with flour) [Foods to Avoid] Thickened fruits [Food Category]

Output: Fruits

Other (Condiments, Baking Ingredients, Soups, Sauces, and Gravies)

Gluten-Free Diet | Allegiance Health | Jackson, Michigan (MI)


Input: [Foods Recommended] Milk, buttermilk, and cream Plain cheese, cream cheese, cottage cheese [Foods to Question *] Yogurt Cheese sauces and spreads Flavored cheese [Foods to Avoid] Malted milk [Food Category]

Output: Milk

Other (Condiments, Baking Ingredients, Soups, Sauces, and Gravies)

Gluten-Free Diet | Allegiance Health | Jackson, Michigan (MI)


Input: [Foods Recommended] All plain, fresh meat, poultry, and fish Eggs Legumes Nuts, nut butters (eg, peanut butter) Seeds Tofu [Foods to Question *] Cold cuts, hot dogs, salami, sausage Imitation seafood Flavored tofu Meat marinades and flavorings Seasoned nuts Poultry basted or injected with broth [Foods to Avoid] Breaded meat, poultry, or fish [Food Category]

Output: Meats and Beans

Other (Condiments, Baking Ingredients, Soups, Sauces, and Gravies)

Gluten-Free Diet | Allegiance Health | Jackson, Michigan (MI)


Input: [Foods Recommended] Vegetable oils (eg, canola and olive) Margarine (choose trans-free margarines) [Foods to Question *] Mayonnaise [Food Category]

Output: Oils

Other (Condiments, Baking Ingredients, Soups, Sauces, and Gravies)

Gluten-Free Diet | Allegiance Health | Jackson, Michigan (MI)


Input: [Foods Recommended] Cakes, cookies, and pastries made from gluten-free flours Corn and rice tortillas Egg custards Gelatin desserts Plain popcorn Plain rice cakes or rice crackers Plain corn chips or corn crackers Whipped toppings [Foods to Question *] Candy Ice cream, sherbet, sorbet, and popsicles Potato chips Seasoned or flavored snack chips [Foods to Avoid] Chocolate bars and candy that contain barley malt flavoring or wheat flour Ice cream made with gluten-containing ingredients (eg, cookie dough, brownies) Ice cream cones Icing and frosting [Food Category]

Output: Sweets and Snack Foods

Other (Condiments, Baking Ingredients, Soups, Sauces, and Gravies)

Gluten-Free Diet | Allegiance Health | Jackson, Michigan (MI)


Input: [Foods Recommended] Distilled alcoholic beverages (eg, rum, gin, whiskey, vodka, wine, and pure liqueurs) Coffee Juices Soft drinks Tea [Foods to Question *] Cocoa drinks Flavored alcoholic beverages (eg, ciders and coolers) Flavored teas and coffees Non-dairy soy, rice, potato, and nut beverages [Foods to Avoid] Undistilled alcoholic beverages (eg, beer, ale, lager) [Food Category]

Output: Beverages

Other (Condiments, Baking Ingredients, Soups, Sauces, and Gravies)

Gluten-Free Diet | Allegiance Health | Jackson, Michigan (MI)


Input: [Foods Recommended] Aspartame Baking soda Butter, lard, and shortening Carob chips and carob powder Corn syrup, maple syrup, and sugar (brown, white, and confectioner’s) Cream of tartar Homemade broths Honey Jams, jellies, marmalade Ketchup Mustard Pure cocoa, baking chocolate, and chocolate chips Plain pickles and relish Pure herbs and spices Pure black pepper Salt Vanilla Vinegars (eg, apple, balsamic, cider, distilled white, grape, wine, spirit) Yeast [Foods to Question *] Baking powder Bouillon cubes Brown rice syrup Gravy and sauces Soups and broths Salad dressings Worcestershire sauce [Foods to Avoid] Malt vinegar Soy sauce Teriyaki sauce [Food Category]

Output: Other (Condiments, Baking Ingredients, Soups, Sauces, and Gravies)

Other (Condiments, Baking Ingredients, Soups, Sauces, and Gravies)

Gluten-Free Diet | Allegiance Health | Jackson, Michigan (MI)


Input: [CWE-ID] 89 [Weakness Relationship Type] Targeted [Weakness Name]

Output: Improper Neutralization of Special Elements used in an SQL Command ('SQL Injection')

CAPEC - VIEW SLICE: CAPEC-2000: Comprehensive CAPEC Dictionary (Version 2.6)


Input: [CWE-ID] 209 [Weakness Relationship Type] Targeted [Weakness Name]

Output: Information Exposure Through an Error Message

CAPEC - VIEW SLICE: CAPEC-2000: Comprehensive CAPEC Dictionary (Version 2.6)


Input: [CWE-ID] 74 [Weakness Relationship Type] Secondary [Weakness Name]

Output: Improper Neutralization of Special Elements in Output Used by a Downstream Component ('Injection')

CAPEC - VIEW SLICE: CAPEC-2000: Comprehensive CAPEC Dictionary (Version 2.6)


Input: [CWE-ID] 20 [Weakness Relationship Type] Secondary [Weakness Name]

Output: Improper Input Validation

CAPEC - VIEW SLICE: CAPEC-2000: Comprehensive CAPEC Dictionary (Version 2.6)


Input: [CWE-ID] 390 [Weakness Relationship Type] Secondary [Weakness Name]

Output: Detection of Error Condition Without Action

CAPEC - VIEW SLICE: CAPEC-2000: Comprehensive CAPEC Dictionary (Version 2.6)


Input: [CWE-ID] 697 [Weakness Relationship Type] Secondary [Weakness Name]

Output: Insufficient Comparison

CAPEC - VIEW SLICE: CAPEC-2000: Comprehensive CAPEC Dictionary (Version 2.6)


Input: [CWE-ID] 713 [Weakness Relationship Type] Secondary [Weakness Name]

Output: OWASP Top Ten 2007 Category A2 - Injection Flaws

CAPEC - VIEW SLICE: CAPEC-2000: Comprehensive CAPEC Dictionary (Version 2.6)


Input: [CWE-ID] 707 [Weakness Relationship Type] Secondary [Weakness Name]

Output: Improper Enforcement of Message or Data Structure

CAPEC - VIEW SLICE: CAPEC-2000: Comprehensive CAPEC Dictionary (Version 2.6)


Input: [Specifications] Active Ingredient [Values]

Output: Dimethicone

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Input: [Specifications] Container Type [Values]

Output: Tube

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Input: [Specifications] Enhanced Ingredients [Values]

Output: Olivamine

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Input: [Specifications] Fragrance [Values]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Specifications] Latex Compatible [Values]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Specifications] Latex Free [Values]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Specifications] OTC Type [Values]

Output: Cream

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Input: [Specifications] Petrolatum [Values]

Output: No

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Input: [Specifications] Product Brand [Values]

Output: Remedy

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Input: [Specifications] Product Function [Values]

Output: Protectant

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Input: [Specifications] Scented [Values]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Specifications] Size Ounces [Values]

Output: 4 oz

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Input: [Specifications] Size_ML [Values]

Output: 118 ml

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Input: [Category] Fruits [Food]

Output: Most tree fruits contain high levels of fructose. These fruits include bananas, apples, citrus fruits as well as grapes. Pears also have high fructose levels. Pears can be obtained in syrup, canned, bottled or in its natural form. The agave fruits also contain some of the highest levels of fructose. Berries and melons are also rich in fructose. Melons cover cantaloupe, watermelons as well as the honeydews. Berries cover raspberries, blueberries, blackberries and huckleberries. All foods containing the fruits listed above as the main ingredients contain high fructose levels. This also includes food made to be consumed by babies. Unsweetened and sweetened apple source also contains fructose.


Input: [Category] Vegetables [Food]

Output: All vegetables contain high levels of fructose. Some of the vegetables with fructan content include asparagus, artichoke, beans, broccoli, leek, cabbage, onion, tomato, peanuts and zucchini. These foods can be avoided in low sugar diets.


Input: [Category] Dried Fruits [Food]

Output: Dried fruits are rich in concentrated fructose. This increases the sugar levels in these fruits. Some of the dried fruits known to contain high levels of fructose include dates, figs, apples, pineapples and raisins.


Input: [Category] Sauces and Toppings [Food]

Output: There are various toppings and sauces rich in high levels in fructose. Foods that fall under this category include molasses, sweet and sour sources, fruit salsa, barbeque sauce as well as honey. Other sauces in this category include honey mustards, raspberry ranch, and Italian vinaigrette. Pineapple, strawberry, caramel, blueberry and apple ice cream toppings also contain high fructose levels. Jams and fruit jellies are also very rich in fructose.


Input: [Category] Beverages [Food]

Output: Most processed drinks contain high levels of this sugar. Also, the drinks that are decaffeinated and caffeinated carbonated drinks also contain high levels of fructose. Other beverages with high fructose levels include dessert wines, port, sherry and muscatel. Soft drinks, pops as well as white drinks are also referred to as carbonated beverages and they too contain high levels of fructose. Fruit drinks are found to contain a blend of sugars, water and fruit juice. Drink mixes made from cranberry are also believed to contain high levels of fructose and other sugars. Other beverages high in fructose levels include agave, pear, mango, orange, pomegranate and apple based fruit drinks.


Input: [Category] Processed Foods [Food]

Output: Foods that have been prepared commercially can have high fructose levels. Even products that are not sweet may contain fructose as an ingredient. Some processed products rich in fructose include condiments and ketchup, sweet pickles, soups, breakfast cereals, frozen foods, boxed dinner, canned foods, crackers and breads. Commercially prepared foods like pastries and chocolate contain very high levels of fructose.


Input: [0] Multipath fading [Advanced PCC-OFDM] very good [OFDM with CP and windowing]

Output: very good


Input: [0] Spectral efficiency [Advanced PCC-OFDM] can be even better, depends on parameters [OFDM with CP and windowing]

Output: good


Input: [0] Adjacent channel power [Advanced PCC-OFDM] can be very good, depends on parameters [OFDM with CP and windowing]

Output: average, depends on carrier count


Input: [0] PAPR [Advanced PCC-OFDM] bad [OFDM with CP and windowing]

Output: bad


Input: [0] ICI [Advanced PCC-OFDM] very good between groups, bad inside groups [OFDM with CP and windowing]

Output: bad


Input: [0] Computational demand [Advanced PCC-OFDM] higher, depends on groupsize [OFDM with CP and windowing]

Output: today, you can say low


Input: [0] Scalability [Advanced PCC-OFDM] very good [OFDM with CP and windowing]

Output: good


Input: [0] MIMO [Advanced PCC-OFDM] possible [OFDM with CP and windowing]

Output: possible


Input: [MUSCLE] iliopsoas [INNERVATION] VPR L2-4, femoral n. [ACTION] Flexor - aids in raising thigh for initial raising during locomotion [BLOOD SUPPLY]

Output: Iliolumbar a.

Dissector Answers - Anterior & Medial Thigh


Input: [MUSCLE] pectineus [INNERVATION] Femoral n. [ACTION] Flexor - see above [BLOOD SUPPLY]

Output: Medial femoral circumflex a.

Dissector Answers - Anterior & Medial Thigh


Input: [MUSCLE] rectus femoris [INNERVATION] Femoral n. [ACTION] Flexor of hip; Extensor of leg - provides forward extension of leg to meet ground and provide support for body weight. [BLOOD SUPPLY]

Output: Lateral circumflex femoral a.

Dissector Answers - Anterior & Medial Thigh


Input: [MUSCLE] vastus medialis [INNERVATION] Femoral n. [ACTION] Extensor of leg - see above [BLOOD SUPPLY]

Output: Lateral circumflex femoral a.

Dissector Answers - Anterior & Medial Thigh


Input: [MUSCLE] vastus intermedius [INNERVATION] Femoral n. [ACTION] Extensor of leg - see above [BLOOD SUPPLY]

Output: Lateral circumflex femoral a.

Dissector Answers - Anterior & Medial Thigh


Input: [MUSCLE] vastus lateralis [INNERVATION] Femoral n. [ACTION] Extensor of leg - see above [BLOOD SUPPLY]

Output: Lateral circumflex femoral a., perforating branches of deep femoral a.

Dissector Answers - Anterior & Medial Thigh


Input: [MUSCLE] gracilis [INNERVATION] Obturator n. - anterior div. [ACTION] Adduction; also provides medial rotation of thigh to counteract the lateral rotation given by the extensor of the thigh, gluteus maximus m. [BLOOD SUPPLY]

Output: Obturator a.

Dissector Answers - Anterior & Medial Thigh


Input: [MUSCLE] adductor longus [INNERVATION] Obturator n. - anterior div. [ACTION] Adduction; also provides medial rotation - see above [BLOOD SUPPLY]

Output: Obturator a., deep femoral a.

Dissector Answers - Anterior & Medial Thigh


Input: [MUSCLE] adductor brevis [INNERVATION] Obturator n. - anterior div. [ACTION] Adduction; also provides medial rotation - see above [BLOOD SUPPLY]

Output: Obturator a., deep femoral a.

Dissector Answers - Anterior & Medial Thigh


Input: [MUSCLE] adductor magnus [INNERVATION] Obturator n. - posterior div., tibial n. [ACTION] Adduction; also provides medial rotation - see above [BLOOD SUPPLY]

Output: Obturator a., deep femoral a., medial circumflex femoral a.

Dissector Answers - Anterior & Medial Thigh


Input: [Specification] Ceramic Disc Technology [1]

Output: Ceramic Disc

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Input: [Specification] Type [1]

Output: Bath Shower Mixer

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Input: [Specification] Style [1]

Output: Modern

Muse Deck Mounted Bath Shower Mixer Tap Â£111.75 - Trueshopping


Input: [Specification] Tap Fitting [1]

Output: Deck

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Input: [Specification] Finish [1]

Output: Chrome

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Input: [Specification] Material [1]

Output: Brass

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Input: [Specification] Recommended Pressure [1]

Output: LP2

Muse Deck Mounted Bath Shower Mixer Tap Â£111.75 - Trueshopping


Input: [Specification] Thermostatic Controlled [1]

Output: No

Muse Deck Mounted Bath Shower Mixer Tap Â£111.75 - Trueshopping


Input: [Specification] Waste included [1]

Output: No

Muse Deck Mounted Bath Shower Mixer Tap Â£111.75 - Trueshopping


Input: [Specification] Weight [1]

Output: 3.17kg

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Input: [Specification] Brand [1]

Output: Ultra

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Input: [Year] 740 m. years [Species]

Output: Algae and cyanobacteria


Input: [Year] 670 m. years [Species]

Output: Algae and cyanobacteria


Input: [Year] 610 m. years [Species]

Output: Algae and cyanobacteria


Input: [Year] 560 m. years [Species]

Output: Enigmatic soft-bodied animals


Input: [Year] 510 m. years [Species]

Output: Huge diversity of marine animals, several with hard body parts


Input: [Year] 460 m. years [Species]

Output: Strange fish swim the seas


Input: [Year] 410 m. years [Species]

Output: Flora and small invertebrates appear along the shores


Input: [Year] 350 m. years [Species]

Output: Tetrapods along the shores and the first great forests


Input: [Year] 310 m. years [Species]

Output: Small reptiles on earth and giant dragonflies in the air


Input: [Year] 260 m. years [Species]

Output: Huge reefs in the seas and more and more reptiles on earth


Input: [Year] 210 m. years [Species]

Output: Dinosaurs appear, as well as small mammals


Input: [Year] 160 m. years [Species]

Output: First feathered birds


Input: [Year] 130 m. years [Species]

Output: Bees and butterflies gather pollen from flowers


Input: [Year] 65 m. years [Species]

Output: Demise of the dinosaurs and great diversity of mammals


Input: [Year] 2 m. years [Species]

Output: Origins of man


Input: [Year] 15 000 years [Species]

Output: Modern man is on all continents


Input: [Higher Risk:] Soft cheese made from unpasteurized (raw) milk. [Lower Risk:]

Output: Hard or processed cheeses. Soft cheeses only if they are made from pasteurized milk.


Input: [Higher Risk:] Refrigerated smoked seafood and raw or undercooked seafood. [Lower Risk:]

Output: Fully cooked fish or seafood.


Input: [Higher Risk:] Cold or improperly heated hot dogs. [Lower Risk:]

Output: Hot dogs reheated to steaming hot. If the hot dogs are served cold or lukewarm, ask to have them reheated until steaming, or choose something else.


Input: [Higher Risk:] Sandwiches with cold deli or luncheon meat. [Lower Risk:]

Output: Grilled sandwiches in which the meat or poultry is heated until steaming.


Input: [Higher Risk:] Raw or undercooked fish, such as sashimi, non-vegetarian sushi or cerviche. [Lower Risk:]

Output: Fully cooked fish that is firm and flaky.


Input: [Higher Risk:] Soft-boiled or “over-easy” eggs, as the yolks are not fully cooked. [Lower Risk:]

Output: Fully cooked eggs with firm yolk and whites.


Input: [Higher Risk:] Salads, wraps, or sandwiches containing raw (uncooked) or lightly cooked sprouts [Lower Risk:]

Output: Salads, wraps, or sandwiches containing cooked sprouts.


Input: Standard Accounting [IFS A&D Modules] High [ESS Finesse] High [Epicor for Aerospace] High [JD Edwards] High High [CIMA A&D Manufacturing] High [Syspro] High [Deltek Cost Point]

Output: High


Input: Payroll [IFS A&D Modules] Low [ESS Finesse] High [Epicor for Aerospace] High [JD Edwards] High Low [CIMA A&D Manufacturing] Low [Syspro] Low [Deltek Cost Point]

Output: High


Input: Manufacturing Resource Planning (MRP) [IFS A&D Modules] High [ESS Finesse] High [Epicor for Aerospace] High [JD Edwards] High High [CIMA A&D Manufacturing] High [Syspro] High [Deltek Cost Point]

Output: High


Input: Project Management [IFS A&D Modules] High [ESS Finesse] High [Epicor for Aerospace] High [JD Edwards] High High [CIMA A&D Manufacturing] High [Syspro] High [Deltek Cost Point]

Output: High


Input: Configuration Management [IFS A&D Modules] High [ESS Finesse] High [Epicor for Aerospace] High [JD Edwards] High High [CIMA A&D Manufacturing] High [Syspro] High [Deltek Cost Point]

Output: Low


Input: Bar code and Label Printing [IFS A&D Modules] High [ESS Finesse] High [Epicor for Aerospace] High [JD Edwards] Low High [CIMA A&D Manufacturing] High [Syspro] High [Deltek Cost Point]

Output: Low


Input: Electronic Data Interchange (EDI) [IFS A&D Modules] High [ESS Finesse] Low [Epicor for Aerospace] High [JD Edwards] Low High [CIMA A&D Manufacturing] High [Syspro] High [Deltek Cost Point]

Output: High


Input: Reporting with Drill Down [IFS A&D Modules] High [ESS Finesse] High [Epicor for Aerospace] High [JD Edwards] High High [CIMA A&D Manufacturing] High [Syspro] High [Deltek Cost Point]

Output: High


Input: Quality Process - Non-Conformance Material [IFS A&D Modules] High [ESS Finesse] High [Epicor for Aerospace] High [JD Edwards] High High [CIMA A&D Manufacturing] High [Syspro] Low [Deltek Cost Point]

Output: Low


Input: Document Management and Version Control [IFS A&D Modules] High [ESS Finesse] High [Epicor for Aerospace] Low [JD Edwards] High High [CIMA A&D Manufacturing] High [Syspro] High [Deltek Cost Point]

Output: High


Input: Roles-based Security [IFS A&D Modules] High [ESS Finesse] High [Epicor for Aerospace] High [JD Edwards] High High [CIMA A&D Manufacturing] High [Syspro] High [Deltek Cost Point]

Output: High


Input: Support Work Breakdown Structure (WBS) [IFS A&D Modules] High [ESS Finesse] High [Epicor for Aerospace] High [JD Edwards] High High [CIMA A&D Manufacturing] High [Syspro] High [Deltek Cost Point]

Output: High


Input: Program-based Reporting for Procurement Status, Kitting, Build, and Test Status [IFS A&D Modules] High [ESS Finesse] High [Epicor for Aerospace] High [JD Edwards] High High [CIMA A&D Manufacturing] High [Syspro] High [Deltek Cost Point]

Output: High


Input: Capture as-built Configuration [IFS A&D Modules] High [ESS Finesse] High [Epicor for Aerospace] High [JD Edwards] High High [CIMA A&D Manufacturing] High [Syspro] High [Deltek Cost Point]

Output: Low


Input: Job Costing within WBS [IFS A&D Modules] High [ESS Finesse] High [Epicor for Aerospace] High [JD Edwards] High High [CIMA A&D Manufacturing] High [Syspro] Medium [Deltek Cost Point]

Output: High


Input: Historical Labor Hours, Costs, and Bill of Materials [IFS A&D Modules] High [ESS Finesse] High [Epicor for Aerospace] High [JD Edwards] High High [CIMA A&D Manufacturing] High [Syspro] High [Deltek Cost Point]

Output: High


Input: Alternative Part Numbers [IFS A&D Modules] High [ESS Finesse] High [Epicor for Aerospace] High [JD Edwards] High High [CIMA A&D Manufacturing] High [Syspro] High [Deltek Cost Point]

Output: High


Input: Capture Kitted Part Traceability Data [IFS A&D Modules] High [ESS Finesse] High [Epicor for Aerospace] High [JD Edwards] High High [CIMA A&D Manufacturing] High [Syspro] High [Deltek Cost Point]

Output: High


Input: Engineer-to-Order [IFS A&D Modules] High [ESS Finesse] High [Epicor for Aerospace] High [JD Edwards] High High [CIMA A&D Manufacturing] High [Syspro] High [Deltek Cost Point]

Output: High


Input: Make-to-Order [IFS A&D Modules] High [ESS Finesse] High [Epicor for Aerospace] High [JD Edwards] High High [CIMA A&D Manufacturing] High [Syspro] High [Deltek Cost Point]

Output: High


Input: Make-to-Stock [IFS A&D Modules] High [ESS Finesse] High [Epicor for Aerospace] High [JD Edwards] High High [CIMA A&D Manufacturing] High [Syspro] High [Deltek Cost Point]

Output: High


Input: Consigned Kits [IFS A&D Modules] High [ESS Finesse] High [Epicor for Aerospace] High [JD Edwards] High High [CIMA A&D Manufacturing] High [Syspro] High [Deltek Cost Point]

Output: High


Input: BOM Change Order Tracking (ECN Management) [IFS A&D Modules] High [ESS Finesse] High [Epicor for Aerospace] High [JD Edwards] High High [CIMA A&D Manufacturing] High [Syspro] High [Deltek Cost Point]

Output: High


Input: Shop Floor Movement and Tracking by Serial Number [IFS A&D Modules] High [ESS Finesse] High [Epicor for Aerospace] High [JD Edwards] High High [CIMA A&D Manufacturing] High [Syspro] High [Deltek Cost Point]

Output: High


Input: Track Non-Conforming Materials with Full Audit Trail [IFS A&D Modules] High [ESS Finesse] High [Epicor for Aerospace] High [JD Edwards] High High [CIMA A&D Manufacturing] High [Syspro] High [Deltek Cost Point]

Output: Low


Input: Manage Opportunities [IFS A&D Modules] High [ESS Finesse] Medium [Epicor for Aerospace] Medium [JD Edwards] Medium Low [CIMA A&D Manufacturing] Low [Syspro] High [Deltek Cost Point]

Output: Medium


Input: Plan and Manage Program [IFS A&D Modules] High [ESS Finesse] High [Epicor for Aerospace] Medium [JD Edwards] High Low [CIMA A&D Manufacturing] Medium [Syspro] High [Deltek Cost Point]

Output: Medium


Input: Design [IFS A&D Modules] Medium [ESS Finesse] Medium [Epicor for Aerospace] Medium [JD Edwards] High Medium [CIMA A&D Manufacturing] High [Syspro] Low [Deltek Cost Point]

Output: Low


Input: Procurement [IFS A&D Modules] High [ESS Finesse] High [Epicor for Aerospace] High [JD Edwards] High High [CIMA A&D Manufacturing] Medium [Syspro] High [Deltek Cost Point]

Output: Medium


Input: Manage Inventory [IFS A&D Modules] High [ESS Finesse] High [Epicor for Aerospace] High [JD Edwards] High Medium [CIMA A&D Manufacturing] Medium [Syspro] High [Deltek Cost Point]

Output: Low


Input: Build and Test [IFS A&D Modules] High [ESS Finesse] Medium [Epicor for Aerospace] High [JD Edwards] High Medium [CIMA A&D Manufacturing] Medium [Syspro] High [Deltek Cost Point]

Output: Low


Input: Financial and Cost Accounting [IFS A&D Modules] Medium [ESS Finesse] High [Epicor for Aerospace] High [JD Edwards] Medium Low [CIMA A&D Manufacturing] Low [Syspro] High [Deltek Cost Point]

Output: High


Input: Non Conforming Material (NCM) [IFS A&D Modules] High [ESS Finesse] High [Epicor for Aerospace] High [JD Edwards] High High [CIMA A&D Manufacturing] High [Syspro] Low [Deltek Cost Point]

Output: Low


Input: [Value] Wireless Phone [Detail]

Output: Binding

iPhone 4S Sprint - 64GB, Black (MD381LL/A)


Input: [Value] Black [Detail]

Output: Feature

iPhone 4S Sprint - 64GB, Black (MD381LL/A)


Input: [Value] Apple [Detail]

Output: Manufacturer

iPhone 4S Sprint - 64GB, Black (MD381LL/A)


Input: [Value] MD381LL/A [Detail]

Output: Model

iPhone 4S Sprint - 64GB, Black (MD381LL/A)


Input: [Value] 4.5 inches (115.2 mm) [Detail]

Output: Height

iPhone 4S Sprint - 64GB, Black (MD381LL/A)


Input: [Value] 4.9 ounces (140 grams) [Detail]

Output: Weight

iPhone 4S Sprint - 64GB, Black (MD381LL/A)


Input: [Value] 2.31 inches (58.6 mm) [Detail]

Output: Width

iPhone 4S Sprint - 64GB, Black (MD381LL/A)


Input: [Value] $399.00 [Detail]

Output: List Price

iPhone 4S Sprint - 64GB, Black (MD381LL/A)


Input: [Value] 64GB [Detail]

Output: Storage

iPhone 4S Sprint - 64GB, Black (MD381LL/A)


Input: [Value] AirPlay Mirroring to Apple TV at 720p AirPlay video streaming to Apple TV (3rd generation) at up to 1080p and Apple TV (2nd generation) at up to 720p Video mirroring and video out support: Up to 1080p with Apple Digital AV Adapter or Apple VGA Adapter (adapters sold separately) Video out support at 576p and 480p with Apple Component AV Cable; 576i and 480i with Apple Composite AV Cable (cables sold separately) Video formats supported: H.264 video up to 1080p, 30 frames per second, High Profile level 4.1 with AAC-LC audio up to 160 Kbps, 48kHz, stereo audio in .m4v, .mp4, and .mov file formats; MPEG-4 video up to 2.5 Mbps, 640 by 480 pixels, 30 frames per second, Simple Profile with AAC-LC audio up to 160 Kbps per channel, 48kHz, stereo audio in .m4v, .mp4, and .mov file formats; Motion JPEG (M-JPEG) up to 35 Mbps, 1280 by 720 pixels, 30 frames per second, audio in ulaw, PCM stereo audio in .avi file format [Detail]

Output: Video Support

iPhone 4S Sprint - 64GB, Black (MD381LL/A)


Input: [Value] Frequency response: 20Hz to 20,000Hz Audio formats supported: HE-AAC (V1 and V2), AAC (8 to 320 Kbps), Protected AAC (from iTunes Store), MP3 (8 to 320 Kbps), MP3 VBR, Audible (formats 2, 3, and 4, Audible Enhanced Audio, AAX, and AAX+), Apple Lossless, AIFF, and WAV User-configurable maximum volume limit [Detail]

Output: Audio

iPhone 4S Sprint - 64GB, Black (MD381LL/A)


Input: [Value] Operating temperature: 32° to 95° F (0° to 35° C) Nonoperating temperature: -4° to 113° F (-20° to 45° C) Relative humidity: 5% to 95% noncondensing Maximum operating altitude: 10,000 feet (3000 m) [Detail]

Output: Electrical and Operating Requirements

iPhone 4S Sprint - 64GB, Black (MD381LL/A)


Input: [Value] 90 days of free telephone support and a one-year limited warranty. [Detail]

Output: Limited Warranty and Service

iPhone 4S Sprint - 64GB, Black (MD381LL/A)


Input: [Value] Arsenic-free display glass Mercury-free LED-backlit display BFR-free PVC-free Majority of packaging made from post-consumer recycled fiberboard and biobased materials Power adapter outperforms strictest global energy efficiency standards [Detail]

Output: Environmental Status Report

iPhone 4S Sprint - 64GB, Black (MD381LL/A)


Input: [Value] iPhone Apple Earphones with Remote and Mic Dock Connector to USB Cable USB Power Adapter Documentation [Detail]

Output: In the Box

iPhone 4S Sprint - 64GB, Black (MD381LL/A)


Input: [Value] 0.37 inch (9.3 mm) [Detail]

Output: Depth

iPhone 4S Sprint - 64GB, Black (MD381LL/A)


Input: [Value] Retina display 3.5-inch (diagonal) widescreen Multi-Touch display 960-by-640-pixel resolution at 326 ppi 800:1 contrast ratio (typical) 500 cd/m2 max brightness (typical) Fingerprint-resistant oleophobic coating on front and back Support for display of multiple languages and characters simultaneously [Detail]

Output: Display

iPhone 4S Sprint - 64GB, Black (MD381LL/A)


Input: [Value] Built-in rechargeable lithium-ion battery Charging via USB to computer system or power adapter Talk time: Up to 8 hours on 3G, up to 14 hours on 2G (GSM) Standby time: Up to 200 hours Internet use: Up to 6 hours on 3G, up to 9 hours on Wi-Fi Video playback: Up to 10 hours Audio playback: Up to 40 hours [Detail]

Output: Battery and Power

iPhone 4S Sprint - 64GB, Black (MD381LL/A)


Input: [Value] World phone CDMA EV-DO Rev. A (800, 1900 MHz) 802.11b/g/n Wi-Fi (802.11n 2.4GHz only) Bluetooth 4.0 wireless technology [Detail]

Output: Wireless

iPhone 4S Sprint - 64GB, Black (MD381LL/A)


Input: [Value] Three-axis gyro Accelerometer Proximity sensor Ambient light sensor [Detail]

Output: Sensors

iPhone 4S Sprint - 64GB, Black (MD381LL/A)


Input: [Value] Apple ID (required for some features) Internet access Syncing with iTunes on a Mac or PC requires: Mac: OS X v10.5.8 or later PC: Windows 7; Windows Vista; or Windows XP Home or Professional with Service Pack 3 or later iTunes 10.5 or later [Detail]

Output: System Requirements

iPhone 4S Sprint - 64GB, Black (MD381LL/A)


Input: [Value] Assisted GPS and GLONASS Digital compass Wi-Fi Cellular [Detail]

Output: Location

iPhone 4S Sprint - 64GB, Black (MD381LL/A)


Input: [Value] 8-megapixel iSight camera Autofocus Tap to focus Face detection in still images LED flash Video recording, HD (1080p) up to 30 frames per second with audio Video stabilization Front camera with VGA-quality photos and video at up to 30 frames per second Photo and video geotagging [Detail]

Output: Cameras, Photos, and Video Recording

iPhone 4S Sprint - 64GB, Black (MD381LL/A)


Input: [Possible Causes] 1Spark plug wire disconnected [Corrective Actions]

Output: Reconnect wire


Input: [Possible Causes] Engine throttle control lever incorrectly set [Corrective Actions]

Output: Put lever in FAST position


Input: [Possible Causes] Fuel tank empty [Corrective Actions]

Output: Add fuel


Input: [Possible Causes] Stale gasoline [Corrective Actions]

Output: Drain fuel and add fresh fuel


Input: [Possible Causes] Dirty air filter [Corrective Actions]

Output: Clean or replace filter


Input: [Possible Causes] Defective or incorrectly gapped spark plug [Corrective Actions]

Output: Inspect spark plug


Input: [Possible Causes] Carburetor out of adjustment [Corrective Actions]

Output: See engine service dealer


Input: [Possible Causes] Misadjusted throttle control [Corrective Actions]

Output: See engine service dealer


Input: [Possible Causes] Dirt or water in fuel tank [Corrective Actions]

Output: See engine service dealer


Input: [0] seed preparation: [CONVENTIONAL] Typically treated with fungicides or insecticides. Possible GMOs. [ORGANIC]

Output: Natural, untreated GMO free seeds.

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Input: [0] soil preparation: [CONVENTIONAL] Synthetic fertilizers, loss of soil due to mono- crop culture, intensive irrigation. [ORGANIC]

Output: Healthy soil through crop rotation. Retains moisture in soil from increased organic matter.

What is Organic Cotton? | Global Organic Textile Standards (GOTS) | Organic Cotton 101 | Organic Cotton Processing | Organic Cotton Plus


Input: [0] weed control: [CONVENTIONAL] Aerial spraying of insecticides and pesticides. Nine of the most commonly used pesticides are known cancer-causing agents. [ORGANIC]

Output: Healthy soil creates natural balance. Beneficial insects and trap crops used.

What is Organic Cotton? | Global Organic Textile Standards (GOTS) | Organic Cotton 101 | Organic Cotton Processing | Organic Cotton Plus


Input: [0] harvesting: [CONVENTIONAL] Defoliation induced with toxic chemicals. [ORGANIC]

Output: Natural defoliation from freezing temperatures or through the use of water management.

What is Organic Cotton? | Global Organic Textile Standards (GOTS) | Organic Cotton 101 | Organic Cotton Processing | Organic Cotton Plus


Input: [0] production: [CONVENTIONAL] Warp fibers stabilized using toxic waxes. [ORGANIC]

Output: Warp fibers stabilized using double-plying or nontoxic cornstarch.

What is Organic Cotton? | Global Organic Textile Standards (GOTS) | Organic Cotton 101 | Organic Cotton Processing | Organic Cotton Plus


Input: [0] whitening: [CONVENTIONAL] Chlorine bleaching creates toxic by-products, which are released into the environment. [ORGANIC]

Output: Safe peroxide is used.

What is Organic Cotton? | Global Organic Textile Standards (GOTS) | Organic Cotton 101 | Organic Cotton Processing | Organic Cotton Plus


Input: [0] finishing: [CONVENTIONAL] Hot water, synthetic surfactants, additional chemicals (sometimes formaldehyde). [ORGANIC]

Output: Soft scour in warm water with soda ash, for a pH of 7.5 to 8.

What is Organic Cotton? | Global Organic Textile Standards (GOTS) | Organic Cotton 101 | Organic Cotton Processing | Organic Cotton Plus


Input: [0] dyeing: [CONVENTIONAL] High temperature containing heavy metals and sulfur. [ORGANIC]

Output: Low-impact fiber-reactive or natural dyes with low metal and sulfur content.

What is Organic Cotton? | Global Organic Textile Standards (GOTS) | Organic Cotton 101 | Organic Cotton Processing | Organic Cotton Plus


Input: [0] printing: [CONVENTIONAL] Pigments may be petroleum based and contain heavy metals. Run-off spills into waterways, polluting streams. [ORGANIC]

Output: Low-impact, water-based inks and/or pigments with no heavy metals.

What is Organic Cotton? | Global Organic Textile Standards (GOTS) | Organic Cotton 101 | Organic Cotton Processing | Organic Cotton Plus


Input: [0] fair trade: [CONVENTIONAL] No social screening. Possible child or forced labor used. Facilities may be unsafe and unhealthy. [ORGANIC]

Output: Social criteria in place to ensure safe, healthy, non-abusive, nondiscriminatory environment with living wages.

What is Organic Cotton? | Global Organic Textile Standards (GOTS) | Organic Cotton 101 | Organic Cotton Processing | Organic Cotton Plus


Input: [0] marketing: [CONVENTIONAL] None. As awareness of organic advantage expands, increased potential for negative image. [ORGANIC]

Output: Positive story can be told to differentiate you from your competitors.

What is Organic Cotton? | Global Organic Textile Standards (GOTS) | Organic Cotton 101 | Organic Cotton Processing | Organic Cotton Plus


Input: [0] price: [CONVENTIONAL] Initially cheaper. Long-term impact on environment: devastating. [ORGANIC]

Output: Initial cost more expensive. Long-term advantages: priceless.

What is Organic Cotton? | Global Organic Textile Standards (GOTS) | Organic Cotton 101 | Organic Cotton Processing | Organic Cotton Plus


Input: [Item Code (large - main seat)] VCR_V1_11 VDKCR_V1_11 [Cushy Ride Colour]

Output: Red

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Input: [Item Code (large - main seat)] VCR_V1_17 VDKCR_V1_17 [Cushy Ride Colour]

Output: Pink

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Input: [Item Code (large - main seat)] VCR_V1_33 VDKCR_V1_33 [Cushy Ride Colour]

Output: Light Blue

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Input: [Item Code (large - main seat)] VCR_V1_4 VDKCR_V1_4 [Cushy Ride Colour]

Output: Mustard Yellow

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Input: [Item Code (large - main seat)] VCR_V1_5 VDKCR_V1_5 [Cushy Ride Colour]

Output: Black

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Input: [Item Code (large - main seat)] VCR_V1_8 VDKCR_V1_8 [Cushy Ride Colour]

Output: Olive

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Input: [Brand] Brand [Model] Model [K9Pro Star Rating] K9Pro Star Rating [Battery] Battery [Multiple dog homes?] Multiple dog homes? [User adjustable] User adjustable [Comments] Comments [Deterrent Type]

Output: Deterrent Type

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Input: [Brand] Einstein [Model] BarkLess BL-100 [K9Pro Star Rating] 5/5 [Battery] Rechargable [Multiple dog homes?] Yes [User adjustable] Yes [Comments] Our collar of choice for most dogs, quality at a great price. [Deterrent Type]

Output: Static Pulse

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Input: [Brand] Dogtra [Model] YS300 [K9Pro Star Rating] 5/5 [Battery] Rechargeable [Multiple dog homes?] Yes [User adjustable] Yes [Comments] This has been our most successful bark collar. [Deterrent Type]

Output: Static Pulse with Vibration option

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Input: [Brand] Dogtra [Model] iQ [K9Pro Star Rating] 5/5 [Battery] Replaceable [Multiple dog homes?] Yes [User adjustable] Yes [Comments] The iQ is the only unit with Plastic probes, this is great for sensitive necks. [Deterrent Type]

Output: Static Pulse with Vibration option

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Input: [Brand] Dogtra [Model] YS500 [K9Pro Star Rating] 4.5/5 [Battery] Rechargeable [Multiple dog homes?] Yes [User adjustable] Yes [Comments] For large and super determined barkers. [Deterrent Type]

Output: Static Pulse with Vibration option

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Input: [Brand] Sportdog [Model] SBC-10R [K9Pro Star Rating] 4/5 [Battery] Rechargeable [Multiple dog homes?] Yes [User adjustable] Yes [Comments] Has very low starting levels meaning good for softer dogs. [Deterrent Type]

Output: Static Pulse

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Input: [Brand] Petsafe [Model] Little Dog No Bark [K9Pro Star Rating] 4/5 [Battery] Replaceable [Multiple dog homes?] Yes [User adjustable] No - Automatic [Comments] Smallest bark collar available [Deterrent Type]

Output: Static Pulse

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Input: [Brand] Petsafe [Model] Outdoor Bark Deterrent [K9Pro Star Rating] 2/5 [Battery] Replaceable [Multiple dog homes?] Yes [User adjustable] none [Comments] Great for outdoor areas that have older or less determined barkers. [Deterrent Type]

Output: Ultra Sonic Area

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Input: [Paederia cruddasiana] Paederia foetida [sewer vine] skunk vine [Non-native Plant]

Output: Non-native Plant

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Input: [Paederia cruddasiana] Panicum dichotomiflorum [sewer vine] fall panic grass [Non-native Plant]

Output: Native Plant

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Input: [Paederia cruddasiana] Panicum hemitomon [sewer vine] maidencane [Non-native Plant]

Output: Native Plant

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Input: [Paederia cruddasiana] Panicum maximum (syn. Urochloa maxima) [sewer vine] guinea grass [Non-native Plant]

Output: Non-native Plant

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Input: [Paederia cruddasiana] Panicum repens [sewer vine] torpedograss [Non-native Plant]

Output: Non-native Plant

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Input: [Paederia cruddasiana] Panicum rigidulum [sewer vine] red-top panicum [Non-native Plant]

Output: Native Plant

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Input: [Paederia cruddasiana] Panicum scabriusculum (syn. Dichanthelium strigosum) [sewer vine] wooly panicum [Non-native Plant]

Output: Native Plant

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Input: [Paederia cruddasiana] Panicum species [sewer vine] Panic grasses [Non-native Plant]

Output: Native Plant

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Input: [Paederia cruddasiana] Parthenocissus quinquefolia [sewer vine] Virginia creeper [Non-native Plant]

Output: Native Plant

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Input: [Paederia cruddasiana] Paspalidium geminatum [sewer vine] Egyptian paspalidium [Non-native Plant]

Output: Native Plant

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Input: [Paederia cruddasiana] Paspalum distichum [sewer vine] knot grass [Non-native Plant]

Output: Native Plant

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Input: [Paederia cruddasiana] Paspalum repens (syn. P. fluitans) [sewer vine] water paspalum [Non-native Plant]

Output: Native Plant

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Input: [Paederia cruddasiana] Paspalum species [sewer vine] Paspalum [Non-native Plant]

Output: Native Plant

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Input: [Paederia cruddasiana] Paspalum urvillei [sewer vine] vasey grass [Non-native Plant]

Output: Non-native Plant

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Input: [Paederia cruddasiana] Paspalum vaginatum [sewer vine] seashore paspalum [Non-native Plant]

Output: Native Plant

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Input: [Paederia cruddasiana] Passiflora incarnata [sewer vine] purple passion flower [Non-native Plant]

Output: Native Plant

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Input: [Paederia cruddasiana] Peltandra virginica [sewer vine] arrow arum [Non-native Plant]

Output: Native Plant

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Input: [Paederia cruddasiana] Pennisetum advena [sewer vine] Foreign fountain grass [Non-native Plant]

Output: Non-native Plant

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Input: [Paederia cruddasiana] Pennisetum purpureum [sewer vine] elephant grass, napier grass [Non-native Plant]

Output: Non-native Plant

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Input: [Paederia cruddasiana] Pennisetum setaceum [sewer vine] Fountaingrass [Non-native Plant]

Output: Non-native Plant

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Input: [Paederia cruddasiana] Persea borbonia var. borbonia [sewer vine] red bay, Carolina bay [Non-native Plant]

Output: Native Plant

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Input: [Paederia cruddasiana] Phalaris arundinacea [sewer vine] reed canarygrass [Non-native Plant]

Output: Non-native Plant

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Input: [Paederia cruddasiana] Phragmites australis [sewer vine] common reed [Non-native Plant]

Output: Native Plant

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Input: [Paederia cruddasiana] Phyllanthus fluitans [sewer vine] red root floater [Non-native Plant]

Output: Non-native Plant

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Input: [Paederia cruddasiana] Phyllostachys aurea [sewer vine] golden bamboo [Non-native Plant]

Output: Non-native Plant

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Input: [Paederia cruddasiana] Phyllostachys meyeri [sewer vine] bamboo (Phyllostachys meyeri) [Non-native Plant]

Output: Non-native Plant

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Input: [Paederia cruddasiana] Picramnia pentandra [sewer vine] Florida bitterbush [Non-native Plant]

Output: Native Plant

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Input: [Paederia cruddasiana] Pinus elliottii [sewer vine] slash pine [Non-native Plant]

Output: Native Plant

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Input: [Paederia cruddasiana] Pistia stratiotes [sewer vine] water lettuce [Non-native Plant]

Output: Non-native Plant

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Input: [Paederia cruddasiana] Pleopeltis polypodioides (syn. Polypodium polypodioides) [sewer vine] resurrection fern [Non-native Plant]

Output: Native Plant

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Input: [Paederia cruddasiana] Pluchea odorata [sewer vine] sweetscent [Non-native Plant]

Output: Native Plant

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Input: [Paederia cruddasiana] Plumbago auriculata [sewer vine] plumbago [Non-native Plant]

Output: Non-native Plant

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Input: [Paederia cruddasiana] Polygonum hirsutum [sewer vine] hairy smartweed [Non-native Plant]

Output: Native Plant

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Input: [Paederia cruddasiana] Polygonum hydropiperoides [sewer vine] mild waterpepper, swamp smartweed [Non-native Plant]

Output: Native Plant

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Input: [Paederia cruddasiana] Polygonum species [sewer vine] knotweed [Non-native Plant]

Output: Native Plant

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Input: [Paederia cruddasiana] Polypogon monspeliensis [sewer vine] rabbit-foot grass [Non-native Plant]

Output: Non-native Plant

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Input: [Paederia cruddasiana] Pontederia cordata [sewer vine] pickerelweed [Non-native Plant]

Output: Native Plant

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Input: [Paederia cruddasiana] Potamogeton crispus [sewer vine] curly pondweed [Non-native Plant]

Output: Non-native Plant

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Input: [Paederia cruddasiana] Potamogeton diversifolius [sewer vine] waterthread pondweed [Non-native Plant]

Output: Native Plant

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Input: [Paederia cruddasiana] Potamogeton floridanus [sewer vine] Florida pondweed [Non-native Plant]

Output: Native Plant

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Input: [Paederia cruddasiana] Potamogeton illinoensis [sewer vine] Illinois pondweed [Non-native Plant]

Output: Native Plant

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Input: [Paederia cruddasiana] Potamogeton nodosus [sewer vine] long leaf pondweed [Non-native Plant]

Output: Native Plant

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Input: [Paederia cruddasiana] Potamogeton pectinatus [sewer vine] sago pondweed [Non-native Plant]

Output: Native Plant

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Input: [Paederia cruddasiana] Potamogeton perfoliatus [sewer vine] clasping leaf pondweed, clasped pondweed [Non-native Plant]

Output: Native Plant

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Input: [Paederia cruddasiana] Potamogeton pusillus [sewer vine] small pondweed [Non-native Plant]

Output: Native Plant

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Input: [Paederia cruddasiana] Potamogeton richardsonii [sewer vine] Richardson's pondweed [Non-native Plant]

Output: Non-native Plant

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Input: [Paederia cruddasiana] Potamogeton species [sewer vine] pondweeds [Non-native Plant]

Output: Native Plant

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Input: [Paederia cruddasiana] Proserpinaca palustris [sewer vine] marsh mermaidweed [Non-native Plant]

Output: Native Plant

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Input: [Paederia cruddasiana] Proserpinaca pectinata [sewer vine] combleaf mermaidweed [Non-native Plant]

Output: Native Plant

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Input: [Paederia cruddasiana] Pseudosasa japonica [sewer vine] bamboo (Pseudosasa japonica) [Non-native Plant]

Output: Non-native Plant

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Input: [Paederia cruddasiana] Psidium cattleianum [sewer vine] strawberry guava [Non-native Plant]

Output: Non-native Plant

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Input: [Paederia cruddasiana] Psidium guajava [sewer vine] common guava [Non-native Plant]

Output: Non-native Plant

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Input: [Paederia cruddasiana] Pteridium aquilinum var. pseudocaudatum [sewer vine] bracken fern, tailed bracken fern [Non-native Plant]

Output: Native Plant

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Input: [Paederia cruddasiana] Pteris tripartita [sewer vine] giant brake fern [Non-native Plant]

Output: Non-native Plant

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Input: [Paederia cruddasiana] Pteris vittata [sewer vine] Chinese ladder brake fern [Non-native Plant]

Output: Non-native Plant

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Input: [Paederia cruddasiana] Pueraria montana [sewer vine] kudzu [Non-native Plant]

Output: Non-native Plant

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Input: [Paederia cruddasiana] Pyrostegia venusta [sewer vine] flame vine [Non-native Plant]

Output: Non-native Plant

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Input: [0] Type of Drink [2] How does it help my body? [3] Why should I be careful? [4] Should I drink it? [5] Is it healthy? [1]

Output: What's in it?


Input: [0] Regular soda [2] Even though soda may taste good, it does not give any of the nutrients that your body needs. [3] Soda provides more sugar than your body needs, which can cause not only weight gain, but also tooth decay and cavities.*** Yikes! [4] The less soda you drink the better; try drinking water or fat-free (skim), 1 percent fat, or low-fat milk instead. [5] YES NO Sometimes [1]

Output: It has a lot of calories* but no nutrients** (See the definition down below if you don't know what a calorie or nutrient is.)


Input: [0] Diet soda [2] Diet soda does not provide any of the nutrients your body needs. [3] Like regular soda, diet soda can lead to tooth decay and cavities too. [4] Diet soda is okay to drink occasionally, but be sure to drink enough water and fat-free (skim) milk to make sure you are getting all your nutrients [5] YES NO Sometimes [1]

Output: Diet soda doesn’t have any calories, but it doesn’t have any nutrients either.


Input: [0] Fat-Free Milk (Skim Milk) [2] Calcium helps to keep your bones and teeth strong and protein helps you build strong muscles. [3] Not all milk is the same. Some milk contains a lot of extra fat (like in whole milk and 2% fat milk) that your body doesn’t need. Make sure to grab ones that say fat-free (skim) or 1% fat.. [4] To get enough calcium and protein, you will want to drink a few glasses of low-fat (1%) or fat-free (skim) milk every day. Try having a glass at breakfast, lunch, and dinner, or for a snack. [5] YES NO Sometimes [1]

Output: Many good nutrients your body needs, like calcium and protein. These help you build strong bones and muscles.


Input: [0] Chocolate Milk [2] Calcium helps to keep your bones and teeth strong and protein helps you build strong muscles. [3] Make sure to get low-fat (1%) or fat-free (skim) milk so that you aren’t drinking too much fat! [4] To get enough calcium and protein, you will want to drink a few glasses of low-fat (1%) or fat-free(skim) milk every day. Try saving chocolate and other flavored milks for occasional treats or desserts. [5] YES NO Sometimes [1]

Output: Many good nutrients your body needs, like calcium and protein. The chocolate and other flavors of milk are okay, but they have some extra calories from sugar that regular milk doesn’t have.


Input: [0] Water, Just water! [2] Water helps your body do its jobs like keeping your body temperature cool and helping you digest food. Also, water helps you control the number of calories you eat and maintain your weight. [4] It is important to drink water every day. Our bodies are mostly made of water; it is in all of our cells, tissues, muscles, everywhere! So be sure to get your fill to keep your body from getting thirsty. [5] YES NO Sometimes [1]

Output: There are no calories in water, but it is something that your body needs plenty of.


Input: [0] Sugary drinks (Like flavored drinks and sports drinks) [2] Some sugary drinks (like sweetened juice, fruit drink, fruit punch) may have some of the nutrients you need, like vitamins and minerals, but should not take the place of 100% juice or water. [3] Sugary drinks provide more sugar than your body needs, which can cause not only weight gain, but also tooth decay. [4] The less you have of these sugary drinks, the better. Look for drinks that have fewer calories and get nutrients from drinks like fat-free (skim) milk. [5] YES NO Sometimes [1]

Output: A lot more sugar than your body needs.


Input: [0] Energy drinks [2] Even though energy drinks may wake your body up for a while, they often have a hard "crash" after the effects wear off. [3] Having energy drinks may increase the chances of developing an abnormal heart rhythm and it increases you blood pressure, which can strain your heart. [4] Try drinking a full glass of water if you feel tired, or lay down for a 20-minute cat-nap. Both of those things can help energize you during an afternoon slump. [5] YES NO Sometimes [1]

Output: Some energy drinks contain a lot of sugar or artificial sweeteners, caffeine and other chemicals that you can't even pronounce.


Input: [0] 100% Fruit Juice [2] Drinking juice isn’t a substitute for eating fruit, but it can be healthier than some sugary drinks. Know what you’re drinking! [3] Calories from juices can add up quickly. For example: 4 oz of 100% grape juice has 76 calories! [4] Sometimes — and you can even eat it! Put 100% fruit juice in an ice tray and freeze it to make mini-popsicles. [5] YES NO Sometimes [1]

Output: The 100% juice label means that everything in the bottle came from a fruit or vegetable, but not necessarily the fruit or vegetable you think you’re drinking.


Input: [Type] Water [Old Code] Signal Red [Fire Class] A [BS EN 3 Colour Code]

Output: Signal Red


Input: [Type] Foam [Old Code] Cream [Fire Class] A B [BS EN 3 Colour Code]

Output: Red with a cream panel above the operating instructions


Input: [Type] Dry Powder [Old Code] French Blue [Fire Class] A, B, C [BS EN 3 Colour Code]

Output: Red with a blue panel above the operating instructions


Input: [Type] Carbon Dioxide [Old Code] Black [BS EN 3 Colour Code]

Output: Red with a black panel above the operating instructions


Input: [Type] Halon [Old Code] Emerald Green [Fire Class] A [BS EN 3 Colour Code]

Output: No longer produced – illegal in the UK


Input: [Type] Wet Chemical [Old Code] Not in use [Fire Class] A, F [BS EN 3 Colour Code]

Output: Red with a yellow panel above the operating instructions


Input: [Type] Specialist Powder [Old Code] French Blue [Fire Class] D [BS EN 3 Colour Code]

Output: Red with a blue panel above the operating instructions


Input: [Characteristic] 1. Spectral fidelity: formant shapes. [Articulatory synthesis] Formant shapes accurately modelled according to physical reality. [Spectral reconstruction]

Output: Formant shapes determined by properties of filters used for resonance approximation.

Real-time articulatory speech-synthesis-by-rules. Synthetic voice. Formants tube models, wave-guides, transmission line analogs (analogues). The distinctive region model. DRM Sensitivity analysis.


Input: [Characteristic] 2 Spectral fidelity: formant frequencies. [Articulatory synthesis] Varying frequencies of an arbitrary number of formants are correctly reproduced on the basis of controlling the lowest three. [Spectral reconstruction]

Output: Lowest three or four formant frequencies explicitly defined, remainder usually approximated by lumped fixed filter.

Real-time articulatory speech-synthesis-by-rules. Synthetic voice. Formants tube models, wave-guides, transmission line analogs (analogues). The distinctive region model. DRM Sensitivity analysis.


Input: [Characteristic] 3. Dynamic spectral fidelity. [Articulatory synthesis] Interpolation between speech postures is modelled directly, based on the changing shape of the emulated vocal tract. [Spectral reconstruction]

Output: Interpolation between speech postures depends on approximate formant interpolation, independent of the underlying articulatory constraints.

Real-time articulatory speech-synthesis-by-rules. Synthetic voice. Formants tube models, wave-guides, transmission line analogs (analogues). The distinctive region model. DRM Sensitivity analysis.


Input: [Characteristic] 4. Nasalisation. [Articulatory synthesis] Nasalisation is modelled directly by opening a velar connection to a parallel nasal tube that exchanges energy correctly with the pharyngeal-oral tube. No �kludges� are necessary. [Spectral reconstruction]

Output: Nasalisation approximated by various �kludges�, using additional poles and zeroes. A notch filter is usually used to �split� Formant 1�a characteristic of nasalisation.

Real-time articulatory speech-synthesis-by-rules. Synthetic voice. Formants tube models, wave-guides, transmission line analogs (analogues). The distinctive region model. DRM Sensitivity analysis.


Input: [Characteristic] 5. Fricative spectra and formant transitions. [Articulatory synthesis] Fricatives are approximated by filtering noise, according to the type of occlusion, and are injected at the appropriate place along the length of the vocal tract, producing associated formant transitions as the tract changes shape. [Spectral reconstruction]

Output: Fricatives are approximated by filtering noise, according to the type of occlusion of the vocal tract. Fricative formant transitions are not modelled.

Real-time articulatory speech-synthesis-by-rules. Synthetic voice. Formants tube models, wave-guides, transmission line analogs (analogues). The distinctive region model. DRM Sensitivity analysis.


Input: [Characteristic] 6. Throat transmission. [Articulatory synthesis] Appropriate energy representing throat transmission may be extracted and fed to the output, modelling losses and radiation. [Spectral reconstruction]

Output: There is no easy equivalent of throat transmission in spectral reconstruction approaches. Usually not attempted.

Real-time articulatory speech-synthesis-by-rules. Synthetic voice. Formants tube models, wave-guides, transmission line analogs (analogues). The distinctive region model. DRM Sensitivity analysis.


Input: [Gear Selection] Gossamer Gear G4 Ultralight Backpack (Medium pack, Small waist belt) [Weight (oz)] 16.50 [Details] Used for entire CDT with half of a Cascade Designs Therm-a-Rest Ridgerest folded for the backpad. I'm 5'6", 125 pounds pre-thru-hike and both the frame and belt fit well. [Category]

Output: Packing

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Input: [Gear Selection] REI Sub Kilo +15 sleeping bag [Weight (oz)] 31.00 [Details] Actually carried a 19 ounce, ~35 degree quilt on the CDT but was uncomfortably cold in CO and MT; carrying this heavier, warmer bag for first week in September in CO. [Category]

Output: Sleeping

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Input: [Gear Selection] Six Moon Designs 1P Solo Trekker* (Total Weight = 24) [Weight (oz)] 12.00 [Details] One person tarp tent shared with husband and hiking partner. Weight includes 5 stakes and tent bag; tent uses 2 trekking poles. [Category]

Output: Shelter

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Input: [Gear Selection] Stoic Thrive Luminous Wind Jacket [Weight (oz)] 4.00 [Details] Bought online as a sale item; have been coveting the Patagonia Houdini but this windjacket has done the trick for many miles and still has life left in it. [Category]

Output: Packed Clothing

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Input: [Gear Selection] Empty Gatorade bottles and 2L Platypus [Weight (oz)] 2.90 [Details] Usually only need to carry 1-2 Liters but want a carrying capacity of 4 liters. Had a carrying capacity of 7 liters in the driest locations in New Mexico. [Category]

Output: Hydration

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Input: [Gear Selection] Empty peanut butter jar [Weight (oz)] 1.30 [Details] Stoveless cooking. Hydrate refried beans, cous cous, tabouli, and lentil soup in the jar, and eat my morning granola with dehydrated soy milk. [Category]

Output: Cooking

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Input: [Gear Selection] Toothbrush, Floss, toothpaste* (Total = 2.7) [Weight (oz)] 1.35 [Details] Yep, I share a toothbrush with my husband, and we carry the travel size toothpaste. [Category]

Output: Small Essentials

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Input: [Gear Selection] (not including worn items or consumables) [Weight (oz)] 160.85 [Category]

Output: Total base weight (oz)

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Input: [Gear Selection] (not including worn items or consumables) [Weight (oz)] 10.05 [Category]

Output: Total Base weight (lb)

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Input: [Instead of:] Butter, corn oil or stick margarine [Try:]

Output: Olive, canola or a nut oil

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Input: [Instead of:] 1 cup cream [Try:]

Output: 1 cup evaporated skim milk

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Input: [Instead of:] Cream to thicken soups [Try:]

Output: Potato or vegetable purée

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Input: [Instead of:] Oil as base for marinade [Try:]

Output: Citrus juice; flavored vinegar

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Input: [Instead of:] Stick margarine or butter for sauté [Try:]

Output: Small amount of olive or canola oil; vegetable or chicken broth (as needed); soft (tub) trans-free margarine

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Input: [Instead of:] 2 oz. grated mild cheddar cheese [Try:]

Output: 1 oz. grated reduced-fat sharp or extra-sharp cheddar cheese or hard cheese like Parmesan

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Input: [Instead of:] Avocado [Try:]

Output: Mashed green peas for half of avocado

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Input: [Instead of:] High-fat sauces and dressings [Try:]

Output: Vegetable purées (such as roasted red pepper or sautéed onion and garlic puréed in food processor or blender) Fruit or tomato salsa Mustard Horseradish Tomato or citrus juice (lime, lemon or orange) Low fat salad dressings Plain low fat yogurt instead of cream

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Input: [Why we are interested] These age groups are more likely to get cancer, and in those under 10, infection is another worry. [Red flag sign]

Output: Age: in particular under age 10 or over age 51


Input: [Why we are interested] All these diseases can cause spinal disorders and pain. [Red flag sign]

Output: Medical history of cancer, TB, HIV/ AIDS, osteoporosis, IV drug user


Input: [Why we are interested] This may be a sign of cancer.The key word here is unexplained, if you have lost weight because of diet or exercise or because pain and worry has been reducing your appetite that is not such a concern. If you have lost weight and you have no idea why this may be a sign of more serious back problems. [Red flag sign]

Output: Recent unexplained weight loss


Input: [Why we are interested] These could be signs of cauda equina syndrome which is compression of the bottom part of the spinal cord. These symptoms are serious so if you have them, you need to get urgent medical care. [Red flag sign]

Output: Urinary retention or incontinence (can't go or can't stop) Loss of bowel or urinary sensation (can't feel it when you use the toilet) Faecal incontinence (bowel accidents) Saddle anaesthesia (altered sensation in the saddle area eg pins and needles or numbness) Loss of leg control and pins and needles or numbness in both feet/legs


Input: [Why we are interested] This can be a sign of infection, inflammation, or cancer. [Red flag sign]

Output: Generally unwell e.g. fever, chills, night sweats or recent infection


Input: [Why we are interested] Minor trauma, or even just strenuous lifting, in people with osteoporosis - this might be a cause for fractures. [Red flag sign]

Output: Major trauma such as vehicle accident or fall from a height


Input: [Why we are interested] This can be a sign of cancer.This is a bit trickier because although people with serious back problems do get night pain, lots of people with nothing seriously the matter get it too. A study in the UK examined 213 patients who had night pain, with 90 having pain every night. No serious problem was identified with any of them (see reference 1 below). However, If you have this symptom it is important that you discuss it with your doctor. [Red flag sign]

Output: Severe night pain


Input: [Application] MRI/EKG Testing Machine [Industry] Medical [Challenges] Compact, portable machine Advanced controller capabilities [Situation]

Output: Medical equipment is held to an extremely high standard for quality and reliability compared to other industries. Read more...


Input: [Application] Catheter Manufacturing [Industry] Medical [Challenges] Need to increase throughput while maintaining accuracy Compact, table-top design [Situation]

Output: Catheters are thin tubes extruded from medical grade materials most often used to treat diseases or perform medical procedures. Read more...


Input: [Application] Wet Process Bottle Filling & Capping [Industry] Consumer Goods Manufacturing [Challenges] IP65 or higher rating Small factory floor space Maximum 50V to reduce shock hazard [Situation]

Output: International consumer goods manufacturer needed to fill, cap and package multiple sizes of detergent bottles. Read more...


Input: [Application] Input/Output Stacker for Wafer Heat Chamber Automation [Industry] Semiconductor [Challenges] Replacing outdated automation components with current technology that understands command protocol from host system Delicate and precise movements to handle silicon wafers [Situation]

Output: Semiconductor manufacturer used separate controller, motor and drive components to control elevators that separated silicon wafers into slots to be taken into a heat chamber. Read more...


Input: [Application] CNC Foam Cutting [Industry] Manufacturing [Challenges] Accurate multi-axis control Multi-dimensional coordination between axes [Situation]

Output: EPS foam sculpting is a popular method for designing and producing high quality expanded polystyrene (EPS) foam core monuments, 3D signs, sculptures, and prototypes. Read more...


Input: [Application] CNC Plasma Cutting [Industry] Metal Working [Challenges] Memory storage Overcoming inconsistent metal surfaces Precise vertical control [Situation]

Output: CNC plasma cutting has become a popular technique for cutting metal, allowing the metals to be completely severed using an ionized, high powered stream of gas sent through a small nozzle creating an arc. Read more...


Input: [Application] Linear Motion CNC Surfboard Shaping Machine [Industry] Woodworking [Challenges] Eliminate vibration over multi-axes movement Control accuracy over long lengths Maintain precise motion rigidity without speed loss [Situation]

Output: A surfboard design studio wanted to develop and build a compact and low maintenance surfboard shaping machine that provided a faster, measurable ROI for its customers. Read more...


Input: [Application] Multi-Axis Flexible Tooling Machine [Industry] Aerospace [Challenges] Vertical synchronized movement across all motors Eliminate the need for an external controller Minimize excessive part accumulation [Situation]

Output: Airplane fuselages and wings for the aviation, space and defense industries are made of 1mm-5mm thick aluminum composite or contoured aluminum and are designed to be both incredibly strong and lightweight. Read more...


Input: [Application] PID Style Antenna Pedestal [Industry] Aerospace [Challenges] Accuracy over azimuth, elevation, and polar axes Precise and quick rotary movement of heavy structures [Situation]

Output: PID (proportional, integral and derivative algorithm based) style antenna pedestals are used to control three axes of movement of an antenna: azimuth, elevation, and polarity. Read more...


Input: [Application] Linear and Rotary Motion [Industry] Architecture [Challenges] Minimize cabling to eliminate artifacts in the video signal No program loss upon power loss Strict deadline for complete system integration [Situation]

Output: Advancements in digital architecture allow TV’s, monitors and other digital displays to move freely on a mounted, customizable track system in residential and commercial settings. Read more...


Input: [Application] Multi-Axis Ultrasound Transducer Testing Machine [Industry] Medical [Challenges] Highly accurate automated control of multi-axis gantry Electrical noise attenuation Multi-axis position recording [Situation]

Output: Large OEM manufacturer of medical equipment needed motion control system for testing their ultrasound equipment: specifically the transducer wand. Read more...


Input: [Application] Traverse Take-Up Winding (Spooling) [Industry] Textile [Challenges] Improper traverse points Over travel Tension control between feeder spool and winding spool [Situation]

Output: Spooling is the most effective way to conveniently package materials of very long length, such as thread, film, labels, cable and thermoplastics. Read more...


Input: [Application] Pan & Tilt Positioning System [Industry] Military [Challenges] Counteracting vibrations to attain controlled targeting Precise apparatus positioning regardless of base movement [Situation]

Output: Pan and tilt systems, or azimuth and elevation control systems, are often used to aim cameras, laser distance sensors, or artillery at specified targets. Read more...


Input: [Application] Pick and Place onto Index Table with Multiple I/O Inputs [Industry] Automotive [Challenges] Failure due to wear on wiring harnesses to I/O and motion controller on index table [Situation]

Output: An OEM was selected as the exclusive supplier of critical components to an international automotive manufacturer with strict delivery deadlines. Read more...


Input: [Type] Text [Description] Convective heat-transfer basics [Source] Perry's Chemical Engineers' Handbook [Relevant Material]

Output: Heat Transfer by Convection

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Input: [Type] Text [Description] ΔT log mean defined [Source] Perry's Chemical Engineers' Handbook [Relevant Material]

Output: Convective Heat Transfer Coefficient

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Input: [Type] Text [Description] Nu for internal, external surfaces [Source] Perry's Chemical Engineers' Handbook [Relevant Material]

Output: Natural Convection

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Input: [Type] Example [Description] Example 5 [Source] Perry's Chemical Engineers' Handbook [Relevant Material]

Output: Relative magnitudes of convection and radiation

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Input: [Type] Calculator [Description] This Excel workbook calculates the natural convection heat transfer coefficient for 3 configurations: vertical plane, horizontal plan, and horizontal cylinder. [Relevant Material]

Output: Natural Convection Heat Transfer Coefficients

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Input: [Type] Text [Description] Nu in ducts, tube banks, fins, Fin efficiency defined [Source] Perry's Chemical Engineers' Handbook [Relevant Material]

Output: Forced Convection

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Input: [Type] Example [Description] Example 6 [Source] Perry's Chemical Engineers' Handbook [Relevant Material]

Output: Turbulent internal flow

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Input: [Type] Table [Description] Table 4.4.10 [Source] Marks' Standard Handbook for Mechanical Engineers [Relevant Material]

Output: Typical values of hm for heating and cooling, forced convection

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Input: [Description] Smooth metal painted dark green [Sample]

Output: Metal box part

OSA | Depolarization of diffusely reflecting man-made objects


Input: [Description] Dark green color, lightweight material [Sample]

Output: Nylon plastic material

OSA | Depolarization of diffusely reflecting man-made objects


Input: [Description] Varies in color and material, underlying cloth is greenish-khaki [Sample]

Output: Canvas with paint splotches

OSA | Depolarization of diffusely reflecting man-made objects


Input: [Description] Flat, rough surface [Sample]

Output: Sidewalk concrete

OSA | Depolarization of diffusely reflecting man-made objects


Input: [Description] Frosted on only one side [Sample]

Output: Glass diffuser

OSA | Depolarization of diffusely reflecting man-made objects


Input: [Description] Similar to glass diffuser, roughened surface has thin coating of gold [Sample]

Output: Gold-coated glass diffuser

OSA | Depolarization of diffusely reflecting man-made objects


Input: [Description] Finely meshed material, as used for a window screen [Sample]

Output: Screen mesh

OSA | Depolarization of diffusely reflecting man-made objects


Input: [1] Plantae [2] Plants, but not fungi, lichens, or algae (from Stearn’s Botanical Latin) [0]

Output: Kingdom

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Input: [1] Tracheobionta [2] Vascular plants—plants with a “circulatory system” for delivering water and nutrients [0]

Output: Subkingdom

Aeonium arboreum ‘Zwartkop’ (Aeonium Zwartkop)


Input: [1] Magnoliophyta [2] Flowering plants, also known as angiosperms [0]

Output: Division

Aeonium arboreum ‘Zwartkop’ (Aeonium Zwartkop)


Input: [1] Magnoliopsida [2] Dicotyledons—plants with two initial seed leaves [0]

Output: Class

Aeonium arboreum ‘Zwartkop’ (Aeonium Zwartkop)


Input: [1] Rosidae [2] Roses, legumes, proteas, dogwoods, hydrangeas, mistletoes, euphorbias, grapes, many more [0]

Output: Subclass

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Input: [1] Rosales [2] Rose family and eight others [0]

Output: Order

Aeonium arboreum ‘Zwartkop’ (Aeonium Zwartkop)


Input: [1] Crassulaceae [2] Succulents that store water in leaves [0]

Output: Family

Aeonium arboreum ‘Zwartkop’ (Aeonium Zwartkop)


Input: [1] Aeonium [2] Means “ageless” (not sure why); plants have a basal rosette of leaves [0]

Output: Genus

Aeonium arboreum ‘Zwartkop’ (Aeonium Zwartkop)


Input: [1] arboreum [2] “Tree-like” [0]

Output: Species

Aeonium arboreum ‘Zwartkop’ (Aeonium Zwartkop)


Input: [1] ‘Zwartkop’ [0]

Output: Cultivar

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Input: [Fit Recommendation] 34C [2] sold out [Label Size]

Output: 34C

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Input: [Fit Recommendation] 34D [2] sold out [Label Size]

Output: 34D

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Input: [Fit Recommendation] 34E [2] sold out [Label Size]

Output: 34E

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Input: [Fit Recommendation] 36C [2] sold out [Label Size]

Output: 36C

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Input: [Fit Recommendation] 36D [2] sold out [Label Size]

Output: 36D

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Input: [Fit Recommendation] 38D [2] sold out [Label Size]

Output: 38D

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Input: [0] Fabric [2] Advantages [3] Disadvantages [1]

Output: Method