Input: [feature] tubercle [bone] rib [description] a projection located posteroinferior and lateral to the neck of the rib [notes]

Output: it articulates with the transverse process of a vertebra


Input: [feature] tuberculum sellae [bone] sphenoid [description] the anterior limit of the sella turcica [notes]

Output: the middle clinoid processes project from its lateral ends


Input: [feature] tympanic part [bone] temporal [description] (tympanic plate) the part of the temporal bone consisting of the external acoustic meatus and the tympanic ring [notes]

Output: the medial 1/3 of the external acoustic meatus is bony and the lateral 2/3 is formed by cartilage


Input: [feature] tympanic ring [bone] temporal [description] the rim of bone surrounding the medial end of the external acoustic meatus [notes]

Output: it is the attachment site of the tympanic membrane


Input: [feature] ulnar notch [bone] radius [description] a shallow notch located on the medial surface of the distal end of the radius [notes]

Output: it articulates with the head of the ulna


Input: [feature] vaginal process [bone] temporal [description] 0 [notes]

Output: 0


Input: [feature] vertebra prominens [bone] cervical vertebrae 7 [description] the seventh cervical vertebra [notes]

Output: it has a long; non-bifid spinous process which is prominent at the nape of the neck; hence its name


Input: [feature] vertebral arch [bone] vertebra [description] the ring of bone formed by the paired pedicles and paired laminae of the vertebra [notes]

Output: the transverse processes and spinous process are attached to the neural arch; the neural arch protects the spinal cord


Input: [feature] vertebral body [bone] vertebra [description] the largest part of the vertebra [notes]

Output: it is shaped like a short cylinder; adjacent vertebral bodies articulate through a symphysis


Input: [feature] vertebral canal [bone] vertebra [description] the opening formed by the combination of the body and the vertebral arch [notes]

Output: it contains the spinal cord; meninges; epidural fat and the internal vertebral plexus of veins


Input: [feature] xiphoid process [bone] sternum [description] the inferior part of the sternum [notes]

Output: xiphoid means "sword shaped"; it is variable in size; shape & ossification; it articulates with the body of the sternum superiorly


Input: [feature] zygomatic process [bone] frontal [description] 0 [notes]

Output: 0


Input: [feature] zygomatic process [bone] maxilla [description] the lateral projection of the maxilla [notes]

Output: it articulates with the zygomatic bone


Input: [feature] zygomatic process [bone] temporal [description] the projection of bone that arises anterior to the external acoustic meatus [notes]

Output: it articulates with the temporal process of the zygomatic bone to form the zygomatic arch


Input: [feature] zygomaticofacial foramen [bone] zygomatic [description] 0 [notes]

Output: 0


Input: [feature] zygomaticoorbital foramen [bone] zygomatic [description] 0 [notes]

Output: 0


Input: [feature] zygomaticotemporal foramen [bone] zygomatic [description] 0 [notes]

Output: 0


Input: [feature] mandibular notch [bone] mandible [description] (incisura) [notes]

Output: The trough between the coronoid process and the mandibular condyle.


Input: [Hazard Level] H1 [Exposure] Inside, above ground [Hazard] Lyctid Borer [Typical Uses] Framing, flooring, furniture, interior joinery [Specific Conditions]

Output: Completely protected fro the weather and well ventilated and protected from termites


Input: [Hazard Level] H2 [Exposure] Inside, above ground [Hazard] Borers and Termites [Typical Uses] Framing, flooring and other similar uses in dry conditions [Specific Conditions]

Output: Protected from wetting


Input: [Hazard Level] H3 [Exposure] Outside, above ground [Hazard] Moderate decay, borers and termites [Typical Uses] Weatherboard, facia, bargeboards, window joinery [Specific Conditions]

Output: Subject to periodic moderate wetting


Input: [Hazard Level] H4 [Exposure] Outside, in-ground contact [Hazard] Severe decay, borers and termites [Typical Uses] Fence posts, greenhouses, pergola posts (in-ground) and landscaping timbers [Specific Conditions]

Output: Subject to severe wetting and leaching


Input: [Hazard Level] H5 [Exposure] Outside, in-ground contact, contact with or in fresh water [Hazard] Very severe decay, borers and termites [Typical Uses] Retaining walls, piling, house stumps, building poles [Specific Conditions]

Output: Subject to extreme wetting and leaching where you require a higher degree of protection


Input: [Hazard Level] H6 [Exposure] Marine Water [Hazard] Marine wood borers and decay [Typical Uses] Boat hulls, marines piles, jetty cross bracing [Specific Conditions]

Output: Subject to prolonged immersion in sea water


Input: [w white eye] c Cambodian [recessive] recessive [white outer ring to the eyes.]

Output: limits black

Types of Bettas, by colour, tailss, patterns and genetics.


Input: [w white eye] b black or m melano [recessive] recessive [white outer ring to the eyes.]

Output: black males; deadly in females.

Types of Bettas, by colour, tailss, patterns and genetics.


Input: [w white eye] Si spread Iridocytes [recessive] dominant [white outer ring to the eyes.]

Output: causes spread of iridescence over body and fins

Types of Bettas, by colour, tailss, patterns and genetics.


Input: [w white eye] Op opaque [recessive] dominant [white outer ring to the eyes.]

Output: produces an opaque, white coating on the body and fins; present in all pastel colours.

Types of Bettas, by colour, tailss, patterns and genetics.


Input: [w white eye] bl [recessive] incomplete dominance [white outer ring to the eyes.]

Output: metallic blue-green iridescence*

Types of Bettas, by colour, tailss, patterns and genetics.


Input: [w white eye] Bl [recessive] incomplete dominance [white outer ring to the eyes.]

Output: green iridescence*

Types of Bettas, by colour, tailss, patterns and genetics.


Input: [w white eye] nr non-Red [recessive] recessive [white outer ring to the eyes.]

Output: removes red; present in yellow, white and some Cambodians

Types of Bettas, by colour, tailss, patterns and genetics.


Input: [w white eye] b blond [recessive] recessive [white outer ring to the eyes.]

Output: dilutes colours by reducing melanin;

Types of Bettas, by colour, tailss, patterns and genetics.


Input: [w white eye] L red-Loss [recessive] dominant [white outer ring to the eyes.]

Output: all red colour fades as the fish matures, revealing the other colours if present.

Types of Bettas, by colour, tailss, patterns and genetics.


Input: [w white eye] mb marbled pattern [recessive] recessive [white outer ring to the eyes.]

Output: colour blotches

Types of Bettas, by colour, tailss, patterns and genetics.


Input: [w white eye] Vf variegated fins [recessive] dominant [white outer ring to the eyes.]

Output: streaked fins and butterfly trait

Types of Bettas, by colour, tailss, patterns and genetics.


Input: [w white eye] ER (or R ) extended red [recessive] dominant [white outer ring to the eyes.]

Output: all red, colour varies from cherry red to vermillion, depending on other factors present.

Types of Bettas, by colour, tailss, patterns and genetics.


Input: [Category] Combined Cycle Gas Turbine (CCGT) [Fuel] Natural Gas [Notes]

Output: More efficient than OCGT, but more expensive to build

UK Energy Watch - Electricity: Real-Time Data


Input: [Category] Open Cycle Gas Turbine (OCGT) [Fuel] Natural Gas [Notes]

Output: Less efficient than CCGT, but cheaper to build

UK Energy Watch - Electricity: Real-Time Data


Input: [Category] Coal [Fuel] Coal [Notes]

Output: The fuel that produces the most pollution per MW

UK Energy Watch - Electricity: Real-Time Data


Input: [Category] Wind [Fuel] Renewable [Notes]

Output: Wind ultimately gets energy from the sun

UK Energy Watch - Electricity: Real-Time Data


Input: [Category] Pumped Storage Hydro [Fuel] - [Notes]

Output: Used as electricity storage

UK Energy Watch - Electricity: Real-Time Data


Input: [Category] Non Pumped Storage Hydro [Fuel] Renewable [Notes]

Output: Hydro ultimately gets energy from the sun

UK Energy Watch - Electricity: Real-Time Data


Input: [Category] Interconnect - France [Fuel] Unknown [Notes]

Output: Imports from France

UK Energy Watch - Electricity: Real-Time Data


Input: [Category] Interconnect - Ireland [Fuel] Unknown [Notes]

Output: Imports from Ireland

UK Energy Watch - Electricity: Real-Time Data


Input: [Category] Interconnect - Netherlands [Fuel] Unknown [Notes]

Output: Imports from the Netherlands

UK Energy Watch - Electricity: Real-Time Data


Input: [Function] These designs help focus and direct the light beams. Some also cut off glare and protect the lamp and socket from debris and moisture. [Type]

Output: Cylinder, Box Shape and Bullet Shape

Landscape Lighting Basics at Shop.Ferguson.com


Input: [Function] These low level units are designed to cast illumination in a broader pattern for: flower beds, perimeter plantings, driveways, steps and paths. [Type]

Output: Spread and Diffused

Landscape Lighting Basics at Shop.Ferguson.com


Input: [Function] Burying these fixtures flush with the ground conceals the light source. Use for up Lighting trees and shrubs, an grazing textured walls. [Type]

Output: In-ground or Well Light

Landscape Lighting Basics at Shop.Ferguson.com


Input: [Function] Versatile/adjustable fixtures used for uplighting, cross lighting, accenting and grazing. When mounted high up provide focused downlighting and moonlighting. [Type]

Output: Spot or Accent

Landscape Lighting Basics at Shop.Ferguson.com


Input: [Function] Mounted at entry doors, over garages and on porches, these stylish units cast light outward either direct or diffused. [Type]

Output: Wall Bracket, Ceiling Close-up, Chain hung Lantern

Landscape Lighting Basics at Shop.Ferguson.com


Input: [Function] These standing fixtures light pathways, steps, garden walks, deck and pool areas. They also provide attractive light patterns for driveways. [Type]

Output: Bollard and Post Lights

Landscape Lighting Basics at Shop.Ferguson.com


Input: [Function] These fixtures are installed in sides and at ends of swimming pools and bottoms of fountains. Wet niche fixtures can be removed for lamp changes, while dry niche fixtures require access to the back of the pool shell. Colored lighting is popular for this application. [Type]

Output: Swimming Pool and Fountain Lighting

Landscape Lighting Basics at Shop.Ferguson.com


Input: [Voltage] 12.69 [Test]

Output: battery terminals

Voltage Inside a Car « etbe - Russell Coker


Input: [Voltage] 12.64 [Test]

Output: front power socket with doors closed

Voltage Inside a Car « etbe - Russell Coker


Input: [Voltage] 12.37 [Test]

Output: front power socket with doors open OR ignition switch on

Voltage Inside a Car « etbe - Russell Coker


Input: [Voltage] 12.32 [Test]

Output: cigarette lighter socket with ignition switch on

Voltage Inside a Car « etbe - Russell Coker


Input: [Voltage] 11.96 [Test]

Output: front power socket with doors closed and headlights on

Voltage Inside a Car « etbe - Russell Coker


Input: [Voltage] 14.38 [Test]

Output: front power socket with engine running

Voltage Inside a Car « etbe - Russell Coker


Input: [Voltage] 14.29 [Test]

Output: front power socket with engine running and headlights on

Voltage Inside a Car « etbe - Russell Coker


Input: [Progesterone Effects] Maintains uterine lining [Estrogen Effects]

Output: Builds up uterine lining


Input: [Progesterone Effects] Protects against fibrocysts [Estrogen Effects]

Output: Stimulates breast tissue


Input: [Progesterone Effects] Helps use fat for energy [Estrogen Effects]

Output: Increases body fat


Input: [Progesterone Effects] Diuretic [Estrogen Effects]

Output: Salt and fluid retention


Input: [Progesterone Effects] Anti-depressant [Estrogen Effects]

Output: Depression, headache/migraine


Input: [Progesterone Effects] Facilitates thyroid hormone action [Estrogen Effects]

Output: Interferes with thyroid hormone


Input: [Progesterone Effects] Normalizes blood clotting [Estrogen Effects]

Output: Increases blood clotting


Input: [Progesterone Effects] Restores libido [Estrogen Effects]

Output: Decreases libido


Input: [Progesterone Effects] Regulates blood sugar levels [Estrogen Effects]

Output: Impairs blood sugar control


Input: [Progesterone Effects] Protects from endometrial cancer [Estrogen Effects]

Output: Increases risk of endometrial cancer


Input: [Progesterone Effects] Probable prevention of breast cancer [Estrogen Effects]

Output: Increases risk of breast cancer


Input: [Progesterone Effects] Stimulates bone building [Estrogen Effects]

Output: Slightly restrains bone loss


Input: [Progesterone Effects] Propagates growth of embryo [Estrogen Effects]

Output: Reduces vascular tone


Input: [Analogue Systems] Blacet http://www.blacet.com/

Output: Very flexible and affordable Frac Rack format modules available assembled or as kits.

Wide variety of controllers and modules in Euro Format including clones of EMS circuits.


Input: [Analogue Systems] Bridechamber http://www.bridechamber.com/

Output: Excellent source of DIY Kits, parts, and assembled modules from a variety of designers.

Wide variety of controllers and modules in Euro Format including clones of EMS circuits.


Input: [Analogue Systems] Cyndustries http://www.cyndustries.com/

Output: Unique modules in a wide variety of formats.

Wide variety of controllers and modules in Euro Format including clones of EMS circuits.


Input: [Analogue Systems] Doepfer http://www.doepfer.com/

Output: A large variety of affordable compact Euro format modules and controllers.

Wide variety of controllers and modules in Euro Format including clones of EMS circuits.


Input: [Analogue Systems] Encore Electronics http://www.encoreelectronics.com/

Output: MIDI to CV, MOTM and Frac compatible modules, controllers and retrofits for vintage synthesizers.

Wide variety of controllers and modules in Euro Format including clones of EMS circuits.


Input: [Analogue Systems] Juergen Haible http://www.jhaible.de/

Output: Supplies circuit boards that are clones of vintage synths and effects to builders.

Wide variety of controllers and modules in Euro Format including clones of EMS circuits.


Input: [Analogue Systems] Macbeth Studio Systems http://www.macbethstudiosystems.com/

Output: Ken Macbeth's line of excellent sounding high end synthesizers and modules.

Wide variety of controllers and modules in Euro Format including clones of EMS circuits.


Input: [Analogue Systems] Magic Smoke Electronics http://www.magsmoke.com

Output: Circuit boards for builders, including the Swiss Army Knife Mankato Filter.

Wide variety of controllers and modules in Euro Format including clones of EMS circuits.


Input: [Analogue Systems] Mattson Mini Modular http://mattsonminimodular.com/

Output: Offers a very compact modular system, also assembled boards for use in other formats.

Wide variety of controllers and modules in Euro Format including clones of EMS circuits.


Input: [Analogue Systems] ModCan http://www.modcan.com/

Output: Excellent high end modular systems in 2 formats with a wide range of modules.

Wide variety of controllers and modules in Euro Format including clones of EMS circuits.


Input: [Analogue Systems] Music From Outer Space http://www.musicfromouterspace.com/

Output: Excellent, affordable kits - my son built the 'Weird Sound Generator' when he was eleven.

Wide variety of controllers and modules in Euro Format including clones of EMS circuits.


Input: [Analogue Systems] Oakley Sound Systems http://www.oakleysound.com/

Output: Suppliers of high quality ready made and self build analogue synthesiser projects.

Wide variety of controllers and modules in Euro Format including clones of EMS circuits.


Input: [Analogue Systems] PAIA Electronics http://www.paia.com/

Output: Low cost, high quality, user assembled kits for innovative electronic products.

Wide variety of controllers and modules in Euro Format including clones of EMS circuits.


Input: [Analogue Systems] Serge http://www.serge-fans.com/

Output: Modular Systems/Sound Transform Systems exotic ultra high end modular systems.

Wide variety of controllers and modules in Euro Format including clones of EMS circuits.


Input: [Analogue Systems] STG Soundlabs http://www.stgsoundlabs.com/

Output: MU and Frac compatible modules and accessories.

Wide variety of controllers and modules in Euro Format including clones of EMS circuits.


Input: [Analogue Systems] Synthesis Technology http://www.synthtech.com/

Output: The MOTM system with a variety of high quality modules in 2 formats.

Wide variety of controllers and modules in Euro Format including clones of EMS circuits.


Input: [Analogue Systems] Wiard http://www.wiard.com/

Output: Exotic and unique multifunction modular systems.

Wide variety of controllers and modules in Euro Format including clones of EMS circuits.


Input: [Type of Pesticide] Algicides or Algaecides [Target Pest Group]

Output: Algae

Government of Puducherry, Department of Agriculture, Puducherry


Input: [Type of Pesticide] Avicides [Target Pest Group]

Output: Birds

Government of Puducherry, Department of Agriculture, Puducherry


Input: [Type of Pesticide] Bactericides [Target Pest Group]

Output: Bacteria

Government of Puducherry, Department of Agriculture, Puducherry


Input: [Type of Pesticide] Fungicides [Target Pest Group]

Output: Fungi and Oomycetes

Government of Puducherry, Department of Agriculture, Puducherry


Input: [Type of Pesticide] Insecticides [Target Pest Group]

Output: Insects

Government of Puducherry, Department of Agriculture, Puducherry


Input: [Type of Pesticide] Miticides or Acaricides [Target Pest Group]

Output: Mites

Government of Puducherry, Department of Agriculture, Puducherry


Input: [Type of Pesticide] Molluscicides [Target Pest Group]

Output: Snails

Government of Puducherry, Department of Agriculture, Puducherry


Input: [Type of Pesticide] Nematicides [Target Pest Group]

Output: Nematodes

Government of Puducherry, Department of Agriculture, Puducherry


Input: [Type of Pesticide] Rodenticides [Target Pest Group]

Output: Rodents

Government of Puducherry, Department of Agriculture, Puducherry


Input: [Type of Pesticide] Virucides [Target Pest Group]

Output: Viruses

Government of Puducherry, Department of Agriculture, Puducherry


Input: [id] 1 [Score] 10.7 [Related Disease]

Output: glycogen storage disease due to glycogen branching enzyme deficiency, childhood neuromuscular form

Glycogen Storage Disease Iv: Malacards - Research Articles, Symptoms, Drugs, Genes, Clinical Trials


Input: [id] 2 [Score] 10.7 [Related Disease]

Output: glycogen storage disease due to glycogen branching enzyme deficiency, adult neuromuscular form

Glycogen Storage Disease Iv: Malacards - Research Articles, Symptoms, Drugs, Genes, Clinical Trials


Input: [id] 3 [Score] 10.7 [Related Disease]

Output: glycogen storage disease due to glycogen branching enzyme deficiency, congenital neuromuscular form

Glycogen Storage Disease Iv: Malacards - Research Articles, Symptoms, Drugs, Genes, Clinical Trials


Input: [id] 4 [Score] 10.7 [Related Disease]

Output: glycogen storage disease due to glycogen branching enzyme deficiency, childhood combined hepatic and myopathic form

Glycogen Storage Disease Iv: Malacards - Research Articles, Symptoms, Drugs, Genes, Clinical Trials


Input: [id] 5 [Score] 10.7 [Related Disease]

Output: glycogen storage disease due to glycogen branching enzyme deficiency, fatal perinatal neuromuscular form

Glycogen Storage Disease Iv: Malacards - Research Articles, Symptoms, Drugs, Genes, Clinical Trials


Input: [id] 6 [Score] 10.7 [Related Disease]

Output: glycogen storage disease due to glycogen branching enzyme deficiency, non progressive hepatic form

Glycogen Storage Disease Iv: Malacards - Research Articles, Symptoms, Drugs, Genes, Clinical Trials


Input: [id] 7 [Score] 10.7 [Related Disease]

Output: glycogen storage disease due to glycogen branching enzyme deficiency, progressive hepatic form

Glycogen Storage Disease Iv: Malacards - Research Articles, Symptoms, Drugs, Genes, Clinical Trials


Input: [id] 8 [Score] 10.6 [Related Disease]

Output: glycogen storage disease

Glycogen Storage Disease Iv: Malacards - Research Articles, Symptoms, Drugs, Genes, Clinical Trials


Input: [id] 9 [Score] 10.3 [Related Disease]

Output: hepatitis

Glycogen Storage Disease Iv: Malacards - Research Articles, Symptoms, Drugs, Genes, Clinical Trials


Input: [id] 10 [Score] 10.3 [Related Disease]

Output: hepatocellular adenoma

Glycogen Storage Disease Iv: Malacards - Research Articles, Symptoms, Drugs, Genes, Clinical Trials


Input: [id] 11 [Score] 10.3 [Related Disease]

Output: adenoma

Glycogen Storage Disease Iv: Malacards - Research Articles, Symptoms, Drugs, Genes, Clinical Trials


Input: [id] 12 [Score] 10.3 [Related Disease]

Output: hydrops fetalis

Glycogen Storage Disease Iv: Malacards - Research Articles, Symptoms, Drugs, Genes, Clinical Trials


Input: [id] 13 [Score] 10.3 [Related Disease]

Output: hypotonia

Glycogen Storage Disease Iv: Malacards - Research Articles, Symptoms, Drugs, Genes, Clinical Trials


Input: [id] 14 [Score] 10.3 [Related Disease]

Output: autoinflammatory syndrome with pyogenic bacterial infection and amylopectinosis

Glycogen Storage Disease Iv: Malacards - Research Articles, Symptoms, Drugs, Genes, Clinical Trials


Input: [id] 15 [Score] 10.1 [Related Disease]

Output: infantile hypotonia

Glycogen Storage Disease Iv: Malacards - Research Articles, Symptoms, Drugs, Genes, Clinical Trials


Input: [0] 1. [Further information] Many times this pain is felt after a recent dental procedure such as a filling or a crown. A rule of thumb is that if the pain does not subside within a 6 week period of time or becomes increasingly severe, then a root canal will be required. [Symptom]

Output: You have pain when you chew and/or drink hot or cold liquids. The pain is mild in nature and not prolonged.

Symptoms that DO NOT indicate root canal


Input: [0] 2. [Further information] This is a normal response and may exist throughout your life. [Symptom]

Output: You have pain when you drink cold liquids, but the pain goes away immediately or within a few seconds.

Symptoms that DO NOT indicate root canal


Input: [0] 3. [Further information] You probably have a cavity, loose/broken filling or areas of the root surface that are exposed (receeded gums). Root canal therapy in this case would only be indicated if the decay is deep and touches the nerve (pulpal tissue). [Symptom]

Output: You have pain when you eat sweets, but the pain doesn't last very long.

Symptoms that DO NOT indicate root canal


Input: [0] 4. [Further information] This type of pain is usually indicative of a periodontal abcess not a root canal problem. Often the endodontist or dentist will take a radiograph (x-ray) of the area and perform a series of tests to see if the tooth's pulpul tissue is responding normally or not. A normal response (no pain from the pulpul tissue) means the problem is most probably periodontal and not endodontic in nature. [Symptom]

Output: You have swelling on the gum area around the tooth. The tooth may be sensitive to touch however there is no pain when drinking hot or cold liquids. The pain may be severe but when you brush or poke around the area the pain is relieved.

Symptoms that DO NOT indicate root canal


Input: [0] 5. [Further information] This type of pain is usually reflective of sinusitus and root canal is not required. [Symptom]

Output: You have pain in a group of teeth, non-specific in nature and usually agrravated while walking downstairs or jumping.

Symptoms that DO NOT indicate root canal


Input: [0] 6. [Further information] This may be bruxism pain due to clenching or grinding your teeth at night. [Symptom]

Output: You have pain to touch or squeezing in the cheek areas or you have increased pain and difficulty to open your mouth in the mornings. .

Symptoms that DO NOT indicate root canal


Input: [0] 7. [Further information] Because the pain is only momentary, it is still within normal limits -- however watch that the situation does not worsen. [Symptom]

Output: You have momentary pain to cold air.

Symptoms that DO NOT indicate root canal


Input: [0] 8. [Further information] You may have a cracked tooth, which may or may not end up with root canal but will require a full crown restoration to prevent the fracture from increasing in size. [Symptom]

Output: You experience sharp pain when biting down on a tooth usually in a specific way

Symptoms that DO NOT indicate root canal


Input: [0] 9. [Further information] This is galvanic pain. It is typically related to metal fillings in your mouth. If it becomes a consistent problem, see your dentist and you may consider having your filling changed to a non-metal filling. [Symptom]

Output: You have electric type pain -- sharp and shooting, similar to that of chewing on tin foil.

Symptoms that DO NOT indicate root canal


Input: [Possible cause] 1. Blown fuse or tripped circuit breaker. 2. Furnace power switch to OFF 3. Furnace blower compartment door or panel loose or not properly installed. [Corrective Action] Replace fuse or reset breaker. Turn switch to ON Replace door panel in proper position to engage safety interlock or door switch. [Symptoms]

Output: No Heat/No Cool/No Fan (common problems)

Atlanta Supply :: Air Diffusers, Vent Covers, Air Conditioning Vent, Vent, Air Vent


Input: [Possible cause] 1. Pilot light not lit. 2. System Switch not set to Heat. 3. Loose connection to thermostat or system. 4. Furnace Lockout Condition. Heat may also be intermittent. 5. Heating System requires service or thermostat requires replacement. [Corrective Action] Re-light pilot Set system switch to Heat and raise set point above room temperature. Verify thermostat and system wires are securely attached. Many furnaces have safety devices that shut the system down when a lockout condition occurs. If the heat works intermittently contact the furnace manufacturer or local service person for assistance. Diagnostic: Set system switch to heat and raise the set point above room temperature. Within a few seconds the thermostat should make a soft click sound. This sound usually indicated the thermostat is operating properly. If the thermostat does not click, try the reset operation listed above. If the thermostat does not click, it may indicate the need for a new thermostat. If the thermostat clicks, contact the furnace manufacturer or a service person to verify the heating system is operating correctly. [Symptoms]

Output: No Heat

Atlanta Supply :: Air Diffusers, Vent Covers, Air Conditioning Vent, Vent, Air Vent


Input: [Possible cause] 1. System Switch not set to Cool. 2. Loss connection to thermostat or system 3. Cooling system requires service or thermostat requires replacement [Corrective Action] Set system switch to cool and lower set point below room temperature. Verify thermostat and system wires are securely attached. Same procedure as diagnostic for no heat condition except set the thermostat to cool and lower the set point below the room temperature. There may be up to a five-minute delay before thermostat clicks in cooling if compressor lockout is selected. [Symptoms]

Output: No Cool

Atlanta Supply :: Air Diffusers, Vent Covers, Air Conditioning Vent, Vent, Air Vent


Input: [Possible cause] 1. Fan switch set to fan on 2. Possible short in wiring. 3. Possible short in thermostat. 4. Possible short in Heat/cool/Fan system. [Corrective Action] Check each wire connection to verify they are not shorted or touching together. NO bare wire should stick out from under terminal screws. Try resetting the thermostat. If the condition persists the manufacturer of your system or service person can instruct you how to test the Heat/Cool system for correct operation. If the system operates correctly, replace the thermostat. [Symptoms]

Output: Heat, cool or fan runs constantly.

Atlanta Supply :: Air Diffusers, Vent Covers, Air Conditioning Vent, Vent, Air Vent


Input: [Possible cause] 1.The location of the thermostat and/or the size of the heating system may be influencing the cycle rate [Corrective Action] Most of our thermostats allow you to adjust the cycle rate. Consult your operation manual for specifics. [Symptoms]

Output: Furnace Cycles Too Fast or Too Slow.(narrow or wide temperature swing)

Atlanta Supply :: Air Diffusers, Vent Covers, Air Conditioning Vent, Vent, Air Vent


Input: [Possible cause] 1.The location of the thermostat and/or the size of the cooling system may be influencing the cycle rate [Corrective Action] The cycle rate for cooling is fixed and can not be adjusted on most models. If this is a need, use the White Rodgers 1F90 series which allows the cooling cycle rate to be adjusted. [Symptoms]

Output: Cooling Cycles Too Fast or Too Slow.(narrow or wide temperature swing)

Atlanta Supply :: Air Diffusers, Vent Covers, Air Conditioning Vent, Vent, Air Vent


Input: [Possible cause] 1.Thermostat thermometer setting requires adjustment. [Corrective Action] The thermometer can be adjusted +/- 4 degrees on most digital thermostats we stock. No other adjustment is possible. [Symptoms]

Output: Thermostat setting and thermometer disagree

Atlanta Supply :: Air Diffusers, Vent Covers, Air Conditioning Vent, Vent, Air Vent


Input: [Possible cause] 1. Loss of power to thermostat and low batteries. [Corrective Action] The thermostat will maintain its program in memory even with no power o r no batteries but the clock time will be incorrect when power is restored. See no Heat/no Cool/No fan (common problems) above for items to check in the system. [Symptoms]

Output: Clock loses or gains time

Atlanta Supply :: Air Diffusers, Vent Covers, Air Conditioning Vent, Vent, Air Vent


Input: [Possible cause] 1. AM or PM set incorrectly in program 2. AM or PM set incorrectly on the clock. 3. Voltage spike or static discharge. [Corrective Action] Check current clock and program settings including the AM or PM designations for each time period. If a voltage spike or static discharge occurs reset your thermostat following the instructions in your manual. [Symptoms]

Output: Thermostat does not follow program

Atlanta Supply :: Air Diffusers, Vent Covers, Air Conditioning Vent, Vent, Air Vent


Input: [Possible cause] 1. Loss of power and dead batteries. 2. Voltage spike or static discharge. [Corrective Action] Replace batteries and check heat/cool system for proper operation. If a voltage spike or static discharge occurs reset your thermostat following the instructions in your manual. [Symptoms]

Output: Blank Display and or Keypad Not Responding

Atlanta Supply :: Air Diffusers, Vent Covers, Air Conditioning Vent, Vent, Air Vent


Input: [Skin Type] I [Description] White, always burns never tans [Hair Colour] Black Brown Red Blonde Grey [Candidacy]

Output: Excellent Excellent Neutral Neutral Neutral


Input: [Skin Type] II [Description] White always burns, sometimes tans. [Hair Colour] Black Brown Red Blonde Grey [Candidacy]

Output: Excellent Excellent Neutral Neutral Neutral


Input: [Skin Type] III [Description] White sometimes burns, always tans [Hair Colour] Black Brown Red Blonde Grey [Candidacy]

Output: Excellent Excellent Neutral Neutral Neutral


Input: [Skin Type] IV [Description] White rarely burns, always tans [Hair Colour] Black Brown Red Blonde Grey [Candidacy]

Output: Excellent Excellent Neutral Neutral Neutral


Input: [Skin Type] V [Description] Brown, moderately pigmented [Hair Colour] Black Brown Red Blonde Grey [Candidacy]

Output: Neutral Neutral Neutral Neutral Neutral


Input: [Skin Type] VI [Description] Black Skin [Hair Colour] Black Brown Red Blonde Grey [Candidacy]

Output: Neutral Neutral Neutral Neutral Neutral


Input: [Use Sub Category] Food [Plant Part] Seeds [Human Group] Not identified [Ethnic Group] N/A [Country] Ecuador [Use Category]

Output: Human Food

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Input: [Use Sub Category] Rope [Plant Part] Bract [Human Group] Not identified [Ethnic Group] N/A [Country] Ecuador [Use Category]

Output: Utensils and Tools

Phytelephas Ruiz & Pav., Syst. Veg. Fl. Peruv. Chil. : 299 (1798) | PALMweb


Input: [Use Sub Category] Domestic [Plant Part] Bract [Human Group] Not identified [Ethnic Group] N/A [Country] Ecuador [Use Category]

Output: Utensils and Tools

Phytelephas Ruiz & Pav., Syst. Veg. Fl. Peruv. Chil. : 299 (1798) | PALMweb


Input: [Use Sub Category] Food [Plant Part] Palm heart [Human Group] Not identified [Ethnic Group] N/A [Country] Ecuador [Use Category]

Output: Human Food

Phytelephas Ruiz & Pav., Syst. Veg. Fl. Peruv. Chil. : 299 (1798) | PALMweb


Input: [Use Sub Category] Urinary system [Plant Part] Root [Human Group] Not identified [Ethnic Group] N/A [Country] Ecuador [Use Category]

Output: Medicinal and Veterinary

Phytelephas Ruiz & Pav., Syst. Veg. Fl. Peruv. Chil. : 299 (1798) | PALMweb


Input: [Use Sub Category] Cloth and accessories [Plant Part] Seeds [Human Group] Not identified [Ethnic Group] N/A [Country] Ecuador [Use Category]

Output: Cultural

Phytelephas Ruiz & Pav., Syst. Veg. Fl. Peruv. Chil. : 299 (1798) | PALMweb


Input: [Use Sub Category] Thatch [Plant Part] Entire leaf [Human Group] Not identified [Ethnic Group] N/A [Country] Ecuador [Use Category]

Output: Construction

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Input: [Use Sub Category] Domestic [Plant Part] Stem [Human Group] Not identified [Ethnic Group] N/A [Country] Ecuador [Use Category]

Output: Utensils and Tools

Phytelephas Ruiz & Pav., Syst. Veg. Fl. Peruv. Chil. : 299 (1798) | PALMweb


Input: [Use Sub Category] Agroforestry [Plant Part] Entire plant [Human Group] Not identified [Ethnic Group] N/A [Country] Ecuador [Use Category]

Output: Environmental

Phytelephas Ruiz & Pav., Syst. Veg. Fl. Peruv. Chil. : 299 (1798) | PALMweb


Input: [Use Sub Category] Houses [Plant Part] Stem [Human Group] Not identified [Ethnic Group] N/A [Country] Ecuador [Use Category]

Output: Construction

Phytelephas Ruiz & Pav., Syst. Veg. Fl. Peruv. Chil. : 299 (1798) | PALMweb


Input: [Features] Pressure/steam settings, removable for cleaning [Parts]

Output: Pressure Regulator Knob

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Input: [Features] Prevents from opening until all the pressure is gone [Parts]

Output: Self locking Lid

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Input: [Features] Indicates presence of pressure, keeping the lid in locked position [Parts]

Output: Floating Valve

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Input: [Features] Creates a super tight seal for proper pressure cooker operation [Parts]

Output: Rubber Gasket

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Input: [Features] Nonstick pot where food is cooked [Parts]

Output: Removable Cooking Pot

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Input: [Features] Contains stationary pot with temperature sensor and control panel [Parts]

Output: Main Housing

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Input: [Features] Collects excess condensation while the unit is in use [Parts]

Output: Condensation Reservoir

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Input: [Features] Contains important info as well as a variety of delicious recipes [Parts]

Output: Instructions/Recipe Book

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Input: [p/n] 25611 [Item] M14 Vacuum Valve [Description]

Output: Enables vacuum check system, allowing for check of watertight integrity

Underwater Housings|Underwater Photography Guide


Input: [p/n] 81201 [Item] SMC [Description]

Output: Super Macro Converter; add on lens that provides close focus macro with minimal distortion

Underwater Housings|Underwater Photography Guide


Input: [p/n] 25101 [Item] M67 Flip Diopter Holder [Description]

Output: Enables quick installation and removal of the SMC underwater by flipping lens in place or out of the way

Underwater Housings|Underwater Photography Guide


Input: [p/n] 71201 [Item] Easitray [Description]

Output: Simple tray with comfortable rubberized hand grips

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Input: [p/n] 71207 [Item] Flexitray [Description]

Output: Adjustable tray with comfortable rubberized hand grips

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Input: [p/n] 71209 [Item] Flexitray W [Description]

Output: Wider Flexitray, also allows for tripod use

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Input: [p/n] 71208 [Item] Right Handle [Description]

Output: Right handle for Easitray or Flexitray

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Input: [p/n] 71311 [Item] Ball for Easi/Flexitray [Description]

Output: 1" Mounting ball for either tray, allows mounting strobes/lights using Nauticam arms/clamps

Underwater Housings|Underwater Photography Guide


Input: [p/n] 36316 [Item] Compact Handstrap [Description]

Output: Comfortable handstrap for right side of housing

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Input: [p/n] 36323 [Item] Long Handstrap [Description]

Output: Longer version of handstrap for larger hands

Underwater Housings|Underwater Photography Guide


Input: [p/n] 25106 [Item] LCD Magnifier [Description]

Output: Enlarge the view of the LCD; easy to see in bright sun, and can adjust diopter

Underwater Housings|Underwater Photography Guide


Input: [p/n] 25131 [Item] LCD Magnifier Rails [Description]

Output: Allows installation of LCD Magnifier

Underwater Housings|Underwater Photography Guide


Input: [p/n] 25221 [Item] M10 ball [Description]

Output: Mount point for lighting hardware

Underwater Housings|Underwater Photography Guide


Input: [p/n] 25514 [Item] Ball adapter (Inon) [Description]

Output: Allows mounting of Inon strobe

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Input: [p/n] various [Item] Arms/Clamps [Description]

Output: Nauticam mounting hardware

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Input: [p/n] various [Item] Carbon fiber buoyancy arms [Description]

Output: Arm that provides extra buoyancy to offset heavy lights or strobes

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Input: [p/n] 26214 [Item] Fiber optic cable for Inon Strobe [Description]

Output: Allows fast, accurate automatic flash exposure (TTL) over fiber, with no sync cables to flood or corrode

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Input: [p/n] 26215 [Item] Fiber optic cable for Sea&Sea strobe [Description]

Output: Allows fast, accurate automatic flash exposure (TTL) over fiber, with no sync cables to flood or corrode

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Input: [Features] Wide working range: 4 in. (10 cm) to 45 ft. (13.7 m) [Benefits]

Output: Allows workers to scan items at varying distances without having to move, reducing fatigue and speeding task completion

Symbol LS3578-ER Barcode Scanners, LS 3578 ER - Barcode Discount


Input: [Features] Integrated Bluetooth Class 2 v1.2 (Serial Port and HID Profiles with authentication and security) [Benefits]

Output: Cordless scanning with secure wireless data transmission

Symbol LS3578-ER Barcode Scanners, LS 3578 ER - Barcode Discount


Input: [Features] Cordless scanning [Benefits]

Output: Enables real-time barcode data collection unrestricted by a cable, reducing repairs made necessary by cable failure

Symbol LS3578-ER Barcode Scanners, LS 3578 ER - Barcode Discount


Input: [Features] Rugged design withstands multiple 6.5-ft. (2-m) drops to concrete [Benefits]

Output: Ensures maximum reliability with less downtime resulting from accidental drops

Symbol LS3578-ER Barcode Scanners, LS 3578 ER - Barcode Discount


Input: [Features] IP65-rated seal (electronic enclosure) [Benefits]

Output: Protects against water and dust for reliable performance in the harshest environments

Symbol LS3578-ER Barcode Scanners, LS 3578 ER - Barcode Discount


Input: [Features] Bright LED and beeper with adjustable volume [Benefits]

Output: Helps ensure that decode feedback is clearly visible and audible to users, even in noisy environments

Symbol LS3578-ER Barcode Scanners, LS 3578 ER - Barcode Discount


Input: [Features] Multi-point communication [Benefits]

Output: Use up to three scanners with a single cradle, reducing capital expenditures and maintenance costs

Symbol LS3578-ER Barcode Scanners, LS 3578 ER - Barcode Discount


Input: [Features] Bright 650 nm laser aiming dot [Benefits]

Output: Delivers clearly visible line for more accurate scanning

Symbol LS3578-ER Barcode Scanners, LS 3578 ER - Barcode Discount


Input: [Features] Advanced data formatting [Benefits]

Output: Eliminates costly modifications to the host software

Symbol LS3578-ER Barcode Scanners, LS 3578 ER - Barcode Discount


Input: [Features] Batch mode operation [Benefits]

Output: Increases application design flexibility to better meet your specific needs

Symbol LS3578-ER Barcode Scanners, LS 3578 ER - Barcode Discount


Input: [Features] Remote scanner management ready [Benefits]

Output: Enables you to discover, provision and upgrade devices from a central remote location, dramatically reducing management time and costs

Symbol LS3578-ER Barcode Scanners, LS 3578 ER - Barcode Discount


Input: [File Name] DF12-HFL-250H.IES [Wattage] 250W [Description] Horizontal Flood [Lamp Type]

Output: High Pressure Sodium

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Input: [File Name] DF12-VFL-250H.IES [Wattage] 250W [Description] Vertical Flood [Lamp Type]

Output: High Pressure Sodium

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Input: [File Name] DF12-MFL-250H.IES [Wattage] 250W [Description] Medium Flood [Lamp Type]

Output: High Pressure Sodium

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Input: [File Name] DF12-HSP-250H.IES [Wattage] 250W [Description] Horizontal Spot [Lamp Type]

Output: High Pressure Sodium

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Input: [File Name] DF12-NSP-250H.IES [Wattage] 250W [Description] Narrow Spot [Lamp Type]

Output: High Pressure Sodium

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Input: [File Name] DF12-HFL-400H.IES [Wattage] 400W [Description] Horizontal Flood [Lamp Type]

Output: High Pressure Sodium

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Input: [File Name] DF12-VFL-400H.IES [Wattage] 400W [Description] Vertical Flood [Lamp Type]

Output: High Pressure Sodium

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Input: [File Name] DF12-MFL-400H.IES [Wattage] 400W [Description] Medium Flood [Lamp Type]

Output: High Pressure Sodium

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Input: [File Name] DF12-HSP-400H.IES [Wattage] 400W [Description] Horizontal Spot [Lamp Type]

Output: High Pressure Sodium

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Input: [File Name] DF12-NSP-400H.IES [Wattage] 400W [Description] Narrow Spot [Lamp Type]

Output: High Pressure Sodium

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Input: [File Name] DF12-HFL-750H.IES [Wattage] 750W [Description] Horizontal Flood [Lamp Type]

Output: High Pressure Sodium

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Input: [File Name] DF12-MFL-750H.IES [Wattage] 750W [Description] Medium Flood [Lamp Type]

Output: High Pressure Sodium

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Input: [File Name] DF12-NSP-750H.IES [Wattage] 750W [Description] Narrow Spot [Lamp Type]

Output: High Pressure Sodium

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Input: [File Name] DF12-NSP-750H-L.IES [Wattage] 750W [Description] Narrow Spot Internal Louver [Lamp Type]

Output: High Pressure Sodium

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Input: [File Name] DF12-HSP-210MCE.IES [Wattage] 210W [Description] Horizontal Spot [Lamp Type]

Output: MasterColor Elite

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Input: [File Name] DF12-HSP-210MCE-CH.IES [Wattage] 210W [Description] Horizontal Spot Cutoff Hood Opposite Knuckle [Lamp Type]

Output: MasterColor Elite

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Input: [File Name] DF12-HFL-210MCE.IES [Wattage] 210W [Description] Horizontal Flood [Lamp Type]

Output: MasterColor Elite

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Input: [File Name] DF12-HFL-210MCE-CH.IES [Wattage] 210W [Description] Horizontal Flood Cutoff Hood Opposite Knuckle [Lamp Type]

Output: MasterColor Elite

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Input: [File Name] DF12-MFL-210MCE.IES [Wattage] 210W [Description] Medium Flood [Lamp Type]

Output: MasterColor Elite

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Input: [File Name] DF12-MFL-210MCE-CH.IES [Wattage] 210W [Description] Medium Flood Cutoff Hood Opposite Knuckle [Lamp Type]

Output: MasterColor Elite

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Input: [File Name] DF12-VFL-210MCE.IES [Wattage] 210W [Description] Vertical Flood [Lamp Type]

Output: MasterColor Elite

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Input: [File Name] DF12-VFL-210MCE-CH.IES [Wattage] 210W [Description] Vertical Flood Cutoff Hood Opposite Knuckle [Lamp Type]

Output: MasterColor Elite

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Input: [File Name] DF12-NSP-210MCE.IES [Wattage] 210W [Description] Narrow Spot [Lamp Type]

Output: MasterColor Elite

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Input: [File Name] DF12-HSP-315MCE.IES [Wattage] 315W [Description] Horizontal Spot [Lamp Type]

Output: MasterColor Elite

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Input: [File Name] DF12-HSP-315MCE-CH.IES [Wattage] 315W [Description] Horizontal Spot Cutoff Hood Opposite Knuckle [Lamp Type]

Output: MasterColor Elite

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Input: [File Name] DF12-HFL-315MCE.IES [Wattage] 315W [Description] Horizontal Flood [Lamp Type]

Output: MasterColor Elite

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Input: [File Name] DF12-HFL-315MCE-CH.IES [Wattage] 315W [Description] Horizontal Flood Cutoff Hood Opposite Knuckle [Lamp Type]

Output: MasterColor Elite

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Input: [File Name] DF12-MFL-315MCE.IES [Wattage] 315W [Description] Medium Flood [Lamp Type]

Output: MasterColor Elite

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Input: [File Name] DF12-MFL-315MCE-CH.IES [Wattage] 315W [Description] Medium Flood Cutoff Hood Opposite Knuckle [Lamp Type]

Output: MasterColor Elite

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Input: [File Name] DF12-VFL-315MCE.IES [Wattage] 315W [Description] Vertical Flood [Lamp Type]

Output: MasterColor Elite

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Input: [File Name] DF12-VFL-315MCE-CH.IES [Wattage] 315W [Description] Vertical Flood Cutoff Hood Opposite Knuckle [Lamp Type]

Output: MasterColor Elite

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Input: [File Name] DF12-NSP-315MCE.IES [Wattage] 315W [Description] Narrow Spot [Lamp Type]

Output: MasterColor Elite

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Input: [File Name] DF12-HFL-250P.IES [Wattage] 250W [Description] Horizontal Flood [Lamp Type]

Output: Metal Halide

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Input: [File Name] DF12-VFL-250P.IES [Wattage] 250W [Description] Vertical Flood [Lamp Type]

Output: Metal Halide

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Input: [File Name] DF12-MFL-250P.IES [Wattage] 250W [Description] Medium Flood [Lamp Type]

Output: Metal Halide

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Input: [File Name] DF12-HSP-250P.IES [Wattage] 250W [Description] Horizontal Spot [Lamp Type]

Output: Metal Halide

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Input: [File Name] DF12-NSP-250P.IES [Wattage] 250W [Description] Narrow Spot [Lamp Type]

Output: Metal Halide

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Input: [File Name] DF12-HFL-400P.IES [Wattage] 400W [Description] Horizontal Flood [Lamp Type]

Output: Metal Halide

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Input: [File Name] DF12-HFL-400P-C.IES [Wattage] 400W [Description] Horizontal Flood Hood Opposite Knuckle [Lamp Type]

Output: Metal Halide

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Input: [File Name] DF12-HFL-400P-K.IES [Wattage] 400W [Description] Horizontal Flood Hood Next To Knuckle [Lamp Type]

Output: Metal Halide

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Input: [File Name] DF12-VFL-400P.IES [Wattage] 400W [Description] Vertical Flood [Lamp Type]

Output: Metal Halide

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Input: [File Name] DF12-VFL-400P-C.IES [Wattage] 400W [Description] Vertical Flood Hood Opposite Knuckle [Lamp Type]

Output: Metal Halide

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Input: [File Name] DF12-VFL-400P-K.IES [Wattage] 400W [Description] Vertical Flood Hood Next To Knuckle [Lamp Type]

Output: Metal Halide

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Input: [File Name] DF12-MFL-400P.IES [Wattage] 400W [Description] Medium Flood [Lamp Type]

Output: Metal Halide

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Input: [File Name] DF12-MFL-400P-C.IES [Wattage] 400W [Description] Medium Flood Hood Opposite Knuckle [Lamp Type]

Output: Metal Halide

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Input: [File Name] DF12-MFL-400P-K.IES [Wattage] 400W [Description] Medium Flood Hood Next To Knuckle [Lamp Type]

Output: Metal Halide

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Input: [File Name] DF12-MFL-400P-L.IES [Wattage] 400W [Description] Medium Flood Internal Louver [Lamp Type]

Output: Metal Halide

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Input: [File Name] DF12-HSP-400P.IES [Wattage] 400W [Description] Horizontal Spot [Lamp Type]

Output: Metal Halide

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Input: [File Name] DF12-HSP-400P-L.IES [Wattage] 400W [Description] Horizontal Spot Internal Louver [Lamp Type]

Output: Metal Halide

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Input: [File Name] DF12-NSP-400P.IES [Wattage] 400W [Description] Narrow Spot [Lamp Type]

Output: Metal Halide

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Input: [File Name] DF12-NSP-400P-L.IES [Wattage] 400W [Description] Narrow Spot Internal Louver [Lamp Type]

Output: Metal Halide

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Input: [File Name] DF12-HFL-750P.IES [Wattage] 750W [Description] Horizontal Flood [Lamp Type]

Output: Metal Halide

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Input: [File Name] DF12-MFL-750P.IES [Wattage] 750W [Description] Medium Flood [Lamp Type]

Output: Metal Halide

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Input: [File Name] DF12-NSP-750P.IES [Wattage] 750W [Description] Narrow Spot [Lamp Type]

Output: Metal Halide

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Input: [File Name] DF12-HFL-400X.IES [Wattage] 400W [Description] Horizontal Flood [Lamp Type]

Output: Metal Halide - Coated

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Input: [File Name] DF12-VFL-400X.IES [Wattage] 400W [Description] Vertical Flood [Lamp Type]

Output: Metal Halide - Coated

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Input: [File Name] DF12-HSP-400X.IES [Wattage] 400W [Description] Horizontal Spot [Lamp Type]

Output: Metal Halide - Coated

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Input: [File Name] DF12-NSP-400X.IES [Wattage] 400W [Description] Narrow Spot [Lamp Type]

Output: Metal Halide - Coated

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Input: [File Name] DF12-MFL-400X.IES [Wattage] 400W [Description] Medium Flood [Lamp Type]

Output: Metal Halide - Coated

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Input: [No] 1 [CODE] BALAVL [SMS format] BALAVL [DESCRIPTION]

Output: Balance Enquiry

:: INDIAN BANK :: Taking Banking Technology to the Common Man


Input: [No] 2 [CODE] LATRAN [SMS format] LATRAN LATRAN For defauaccount [DESCRIPTION]

Output: Last 3 Transacton

:: INDIAN BANK :: Taking Banking Technology to the Common Man


Input: [No] 3 [CODE] CHQSTS [SMS format] CHQSTS CHQSTS For defauaccount [DESCRIPTION]

Output: Issued Cheque status nqury

:: INDIAN BANK :: Taking Banking Technology to the Common Man


Input: [No] 4 [CODE] DCHSTS [SMS format] DCHSTS DCHSTS For defauaccount [DESCRIPTION]

Output: Deposted Cheque Status Enqury

:: INDIAN BANK :: Taking Banking Technology to the Common Man


Input: [No] 5 [CODE] CHGPIN [SMS format] CHGPIN [DESCRIPTION]

Output: Change MobBankng PIN

:: INDIAN BANK :: Taking Banking Technology to the Common Man


Input: [No] 6 [CODE] HELP [SMS format] HELP [DESCRIPTION]

Output: Hep on How to Use

:: INDIAN BANK :: Taking Banking Technology to the Common Man


Input: [Toppings Available] Vegetables [1] Meats [2]

Output: Cheeses & Others


Input: [Toppings Available] Tomatoes [1] Pepperoni [2]

Output: Mozzarella


Input: [Toppings Available] Summer Squash [1] Grilled Chicken [2]

Output: Cheddar


Input: [Toppings Available] Zucchini [1] Sausage [2]

Output: Provolone


Input: [Toppings Available] Broccoli [1] Bacon [2]

Output: Feta


Input: [Toppings Available] Mushrooms [1] Philly Steak [2]

Output: Blue Cheese


Input: [Toppings Available] Onions [2]

Output: Salsa


Input: [Toppings Available] Spinach [2]

Output: Garlic


Input: [Toppings Available] Peppers [2]

Output: Italian Herbs


Input: [1] Fungi [2] Plantae [0]

Output: Kingdom


Input: [1] Eumycota [2] Tracheophyta [0]

Output: Phylum


Input: [1] Ascomycetes [2] Angiospermae [0]

Output: Class


Input: [1] Pyrenulales [2] Arales [0]

Output: Order


Input: [1] Verrucariaceae [2] Lemnaceae [0]

Output: Family


Input: [1] Verrucaria [2] Wolffia [0]

Output: Genus


Input: [1] maura [2] borealis [0]

Output: Species


Input: [1] CCP No. [2] Hazard (Source) [3] Preventive Measure [4] Limits [5] Monitoring [6] Corrective Action [7] Doc. Ref [0]

Output: Step


Input: [1] CCP 1 [2] Disease carriers [3] Poultry from certified origin [5] Health check Pathogen carrier status [6] Vaccination or medical treatment quarantain [0]

Output: Chicks history, Pre-lay


Input: [1] CCP 2 [2] Product contamination due to pathogens and medication misuse [3] Feed from certified origin Feed produced under certified conditions [4] cfu numbers Pathogens (Salmonella) E.coli [5] statistics of analysis. Q-reports or certificates. additional sampling [6] quarantain or refusal [0]

Output: Feed and storage


Input: [2] public source or local well [3] local well should be monitored regularly [4] comparable to public source quality [5] wells should be monitored once or twice a year [6] Expert advice [0]

Output: Water and storage


Input: [2] pests animals (mice, insects) Hygiene location Moisture Temperture regulation [3] control regular C&D Visual and mechanical checks [5] frequent monitoring of systems: catching devices; tempertature; humidity [0]

Output: Packaging and storage


Input: [2] hygiene of transport systems, both mechanically and hygienically [3] no mechanincal or hygienic defects [5] visual checks, constant monitoring of egg damage or pollution. [6] repairs [0]

Output: Egg collection and removal from production house


Input: [2] hygiene of systems, both mechanically and hygienically [3] no mechanincal or hygienic defects [5] visual checks, constant monitoring of egg damage or pollution. [6] repairs [0]

Output: Egg handling and delivery to packing centre


Input: [Technology] Struts, beams, casings [Function] Transmit force, hold positions [Molecular example(s)]

Output: Microtubules, cellulose, mineral structures

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Input: [Technology] Cables [Function] Transmit tension [Molecular example(s)]

Output: Collagen

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Input: [Technology] Fasteners, glue [Function] Connect parts [Molecular example(s)]

Output: Intermolecular forces

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Input: [Technology] Solenoids, actuators [Function] Move things [Molecular example(s)]

Output: Conformation-changing proteins, actin/myosin

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Input: [Technology] Motors [Function] Turn shafts [Molecular example(s)]

Output: Flagellar motor

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Input: [Technology] Drive shafts [Function] Transmit torque [Molecular example(s)]

Output: Bacterial flagella

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Input: [Technology] Bearings [Function] Support moving parts [Molecular example(s)]

Output: Sigma bonds

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Input: [Technology] Containers [Function] Hold fluids [Molecular example(s)]

Output: Vesicles

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Input: [Technology] Pipes [Function] Carry fluids [Molecular example(s)]

Output: Various tubular structures

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Input: [Technology] Pumps [Function] Move fluids [Molecular example(s)]

Output: Flagella, membrane proteins

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Input: [Technology] Conveyor belts [Function] Move components [Molecular example(s)]

Output: RNA moved by fixed ribosome (partial analog)

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Input: [Technology] Clamps [Function] Hold workpieces [Molecular example(s)]

Output: Enzymatic binding sites

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Input: [Technology] Tools [Function] Modify workpieces [Molecular example(s)]

Output: Metallic complexes, functional groups

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Input: [Technology] Production lines [Function] Construct devices [Molecular example(s)]

Output: Enzyme systems, ribosomes

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Input: [Technology] Numerical control systems [Function] Store and read programs [Molecular example(s)]

Output: Genetic system

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Input: [Wigs, Hairpieces, Toupeees] Poor quality hair that is dull, brittle, loses colour and has stiff movement. [Hair Systems]

Output: High quality human hair with the most natural shine, strength, colour retainment and real movement.


Input: [Wigs, Hairpieces, Toupeees] Base materials are unnatural looking, heavy and uncomfortable. [Hair Systems]

Output: Highly transparent skin or lace materials that are thin and lightweight. They enable the scalp to breathe and the hair to move like natural hair.


Input: [Wigs, Hairpieces, Toupeees] Heavy hair density to hide underlying base materials. [Hair Systems]

Output: The highly transparent bases enable very light densities to be used. The bases take on the tone of your scalp making the hair appear to be growing out of your scalp.


Input: [Wigs, Hairpieces, Toupeees] Unsightly frontal hairlines. [Hair Systems]

Output: Lace fronts and skin systems with graduated thickness give the most natural hairlines even under close scrutiny.


Input: [Wigs, Hairpieces, Toupeees] Mismatch to natural hair. [Hair Systems]

Output: All aspects of your hair (including colour) are matched to ensure your hair system integrates with your natural hair. We even match colour blends such as greys.


Input: [Wigs, Hairpieces, Toupeees] Poorly fitting due to being mass manufactured and sold off the shelf. [Hair Systems]

Output: Individually customised and manufactured to fit your scalp.


Input: [Contaminate] Muriatic Acid, as frequently used for cleaning terrazzo [TESCO Alloy] No Effect [Zinc]

Output: Effected


Input: [Contaminate] Light Salt Solutions, such a Calcium Chloride [TESCO Alloy] No Effect [Zinc]

Output: Effected


Input: [Contaminate] Light Alkaline Solution [TESCO Alloy] Slight Effect [Zinc]

Output: Slight Effect


Input: [Contaminate] Urine [TESCO Alloy] No Effect [Zinc]

Output: Effected


Input: [Contaminate] Blood [TESCO Alloy] No Effect [Zinc]

Output: No Effect


Input: [Contaminate] Cleaning Preparation, juices, oils, tea, coffee, butter, mayonnaise, vinegar, shortening, etc. [TESCO Alloy] No Effect [Zinc]

Output: No Effect


Input: [Contaminate] Gasoline [TESCO Alloy] No Effect [Zinc]

Output: No Effect


Input: [Contaminate] Trichloroethylene [TESCO Alloy] No Effectt [Zinc]

Output: No Effect


Input: [Contaminate] Highly Industrial Atmospheres Penetration (1 Mil=0.001 inch) [TESCO Alloy] .2 Mils pr/yr [Zinc]

Output: .2 Mils pr/yr


Input: [Feature] Head [Baby Rat] short, stubby, broad, large relative to body [Adult Mouse]

Output: small, triangular, small relative to body


Input: [Feature] Muzzle [Baby Rat] large and blunt with wide muzzle [Adult Mouse]

Output: narrow with sharp muzzle


Input: [Feature] Ears [Baby Rat] ears are small relative to the head [Adult Mouse]

Output: ears are large relative to the head


Input: [Feature] Tail [Baby Rat] thick [Adult Mouse]

Output: thin


Input: [Feature] Tail/body ratio [Baby Rat] Tail shorter than body [Adult Mouse]

Output: Tail same length/longer than body


Input: [Feature] Feet [Baby Rat] Large relative to body, especially the hind feet [Adult Mouse]

Output: Small relative to body


Input: [Feature] Weight [Baby Rat] around 100 grams at 6 weeks, 200 grams at 8 weeks [Adult Mouse]

Output: 30-50 grams


Input: [Baby Rat] 6 week old rat [Adult Mouse]

Output: Adult mouse


Input: [1] Description [2] Host/ Applications [3] Advantages/ disadvantages [4] Technical challenges, References, and Resources [0]

Output: Approach

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Input: [1] Modification of cell’s or organism’s genotype to assess allele-specific effects using targeted recombination vectors [2] Cell lines: Manipulation of cell’s genotype by introduction/changes in specific SNPs into cell lines (e.g. colorectal cancer HCT116 cell line). [3] Cell lines can be used for biochemistry studies, drug response screens, short and long term cell biological assays (e.g. apoptosis, survival fraction assays, soft agar growth assays). Limitations include the inability to assess effects from the in vivo milieu or developmentally-restricted effects. [4] Relatively low frequency of integration necessitating the screening of a large number of clones. Efficiency of integration may be gene specific as it depends on the structure of the homology fragments flanking the target locus. While a targeting vector with a G418r (or Hygr) cassette driven by the phosphoglycerate kinase promoter can be effectively used to target regulatory regions, it is expected to increase the number of random events References and resources: [153][154][155][156][157] _ENREF_2[158][159][160][161] [0]

Output: Homologous recombination

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Input: [1] DNA-binding nucleases that can be used for genomic editing. It creates DSBs at specified sites which are normally repaired by error-prone NHEJ. A transfected template including a mutation favors homology-directed recombination leading to a knock-in of the desired mutation. [2] Cell lines: Manipulation of cell’s genotype by introduction/changes in specific SNPs into cell lines (e.g. myelogenous leukaemia K562 cell line). [3] Same as described for cell lines (see above) [4] The generation of a DSB leads to a high frequency of modified clones. Challenges include limited availability of off-the-shelf cell lines and very high cost. References and resources: [162][163] [0]

Output: Gene targeting by zinc finger nucleases

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Input: [1] Silencing of gene expression using plasmid-encoded short hairpin RNAs (shRNAs) or double stranded RNA (dsRNAs) [2] Cell lines: Manipulation of expression levels of associated genes to monitor its effects. [3] Easier and faster than homologous recombination. Lentiviral/adenoviral delivery generates high transduction efficiencies and can be done transiently or stably. Results may depend on the effectiveness of shRNA. While there are clear advantages of using stable cell lines they may adapt to the knock down by acquiring additional mutations or the stable knock down might be incompatible with viability. Thus, both approaches should be exploited. [4] There are now several commercially available sources of validated shRNAs, developed by the RNAi Consortium, cloned in lentiviral vectors that can be packaged by 293FT into replication-defective lentivirus. Thoughtful controls should be applied to rule out off-target effects. References and resources: [166] [0]

Output: RNA interference

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Input: [1] Artificially synthesized molecule with redesign of natural nucleic acid structure that is used to modify gene expression. [2] Embryos, organs or eggs manipulation, from Zebrafish, mouse and other organisms [3] Very convenient techniques for developmental studies on embryonic stage, or in vitro organ. much more stable than conventional SiRNA techniques. [4] Morpholino oligomers block small (~25 base) regions of the base-pairing surfaces of ribonucleic acid (RNA). References and resources: [167] [0]

Output: Morpholino

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Input: [1] Transient or stable transfection mediated by plasmid or lentiviral expression vectors. [2] Cell lines: Modulation of expression levels achieved often using constructs with strong promoters (e.g. CMV) but tissue-specific and inducible promoters can also be used to modulate gene expression. [3] Fast, easy, economical and reproducible. However, it is often difficult to obtain an expression comparable to physiologic levels or in a cell cycle-specific pattern. There may be artifactual effects resulting from over-expression. [4] Analysis should be performed in pools as well as in multiple clonal isolates to control for clonal variation or adaptation. References and resources: [168] [0]

Output: Ectopic gene over-expression

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Input: [1] Multiplex miniaturized technology consisting of an arrayed series of thousands of microscopic spots (probes); they can be small regions of a gene used to hybridize a DNA or a RNA sample quantified by the detection of fluorescence. [2] Sources: DNA or RNA from any biological sources (cell lines, biopsies, blood or other body fluids). Applications: Gene expression profiles, Comparative Genomic Hybridisation, epigenetic modification, SNPs analysis and Aternative Splicing detection at the genome scale. [3] Fast and genome-wide application but require different controls to avoid the occurrence of false positive or negative data. Deep bioinformatic analyses are also needed. [4] According to the type of the array, quality composition of the slides must be carefully designed. Some additional specific experiments are often required to validate the results obtained. References and resources: [169] [0]

Output: Microarrays not only limited to cDNA RNA and DNA for classical genomy and expression analysis, but also expand into epigenetic field.

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Input: [1] High throughput next-generation sequencing of cDNA libraries generated either from the entire set of cellular steady-state RNA or its subsets. [2] Applications: (i) Discovery of novel RNA species including long non-coding RNA and small regulatory RNA, as well as new RNA isoforms originating from known loci; (ii) whole-transcriptome expression profiling including eQTL discovery; (iii) targeted transcription profiling within GWAS regions. [3] Advantages: Eliminates dependence on probes used in Microarray applications; enables quantitative profiling of the entire transcriptome and its subsets. Higher dynamic range and sensitivity. Higher power to distinguish smaller changes in gene expression. Capacity for detecting allele-specific expression. Enables direct detection of RNA splice isoforms. Genetic variations including SNPs, CNVs and translocations canbe detected in the same experiment. Disadvantages: High costs prohibits large scale eQTL projects. [4] Although RNA-seq allows for potentially limitless dynamic range there is a strong effect of diminishing return for detection of RNA with low abundance, as very large portion of sequence reads is taken up by most abundant RNA transcripts. Transcriptome partitioning utilizing either enrichment or depletion techniques (e.g. rRNA depletion or small RNA enrichment) largely alleviates this problem. Data analysis methodologies are rapidly maturing but still represent a significant challenge. [170] [87] [171] [172] [0]

Output: RNA-Seq

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Input: [1] c-Myc, KLF4, Oct4, Sox2 and possibly others could transform cells, via retroviral/adenoviral/plasmid, into ES-like stem cells (iPSC), enabling experimentation in these cell lines. [2] Cell lines. Manipulation of cells' genotype by introducing specific SNPs and consequent observation. [3] Can be studied for apoptosis, tumor formation etc. [4] Of uncertain yield. [0]

Output: Transcription factors I strongly suggest this is not qualified as a technical approach

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Input: [1] By using histone deacetylase inhibitors (HDAC inhibitors) like all-trans retinoic acid (ATRA) and DNA methyltransferase inhibitors. [2] Cell lines and animal models. Retinoic acid induces epigenetic modification. [0]

Output: Pharmacologic intervention of epigenetic control

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Input: [0] 7-keto DHEA 100% [Weight loss effect]

Output: May provide additional weight loss in overweight people on calorie-reduced diets.

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Input: [0] CLA (conjugated linoleic acid) 75% [Weight loss effect]

Output: May help with slimming by increasing proportion of lean body mass to fat.

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Input: [0] Garcinia cambogia extract 46% [Weight loss effect]

Output: May cause modest weight loss. Appears to work better in women than men and when person is not markedly obese.

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Input: [0] Green coffee bean extract 50% [Weight loss effect]

Output: May cause modest weight loss.

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Input: [0] Green tea extract 75% [Weight loss effect]

Output: May aid weight loss and protect against weight gain.

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Input: [0] Herbal stimulant blends None approved (due to potentially dangerous high caffeine content) [Weight loss effect]

Output: Caffeine from herbs may help with weight loss.

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Input: [0] 1 [Feature] A corrective and preventive acne system [Benefit]

Output: Along with treating existing acne, Exposed also helps prevent future acne.

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Input: [0] 2 [Feature] A natural , herbal + scientific remedy [Benefit]

Output: Free of side effects, risk of drug interactions and complications even after long-term use

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Input: [0] 3 [Feature] Multi-component system consisting of multiple products [Benefit]

Output: Ensures complete skin care at all levels and takes care of acne of all types

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Input: [0] 4 [Feature] Versatile product [Benefit]

Output: Treats all kinds of acne lesions and relieves mild to moderate acne as well as more serious acne that creates nodules and cysts

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Input: [0] 5 [Feature] High safety profile [Benefit]

Output: With no continual side effects for its users; men and women using Exposed Skin Care system will see no excessive dryness to the skin while treating redness, irritation, itching, inflammation and scarring

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Input: [0] 6 [Feature] Full-year money back guarantee for any customer who is dissatisfied with their product. [Benefit]

Output: Peace of mind with no financial risk involved

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Input: [0] 7 [Feature] Official customer support [Benefit]

Output: 24/7 call center and an online customer support system where customers can ask questions and/or order products

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Input: [0] 8 [Feature] Official website (www.exposedskincare.com/) [Benefit]

Output: Product can be safely, securely and confidentially bought from the company’s own official website

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Input: [Management Method] Horticultural (Insecticidal) Soap [Who/What it Manages] Fungus Gnats, Whiteflies, Mealybugs, Aphids, Spider Mites (soft bodied insects) [How to DIY]

Output: Using original Dawn brand or Liquid Joy liquid soap only (nothing with additional power or chemicals): Combine 1 cup of vegetable oil with 1tbs liquid soap. Mix well. Dilute the mixture by combining 2tsps of the oil/soap solution per 1 cup warm (filtered) water and put into a spray bottle. Mix only what you’ll use in that day. Do not store. Spray leaves above and below. Shade for 24 hours after treatment to prevent burn. ! Commercial soap sprays are effective and if you read the label, you can find non-chemical based sprays that are premixed and have a longer shelf life.


Input: [Management Method] Yellow “Sticky Traps” [Who/What it Manages] Whitefly, aphids, thrips, leafhoppers, moths, fruit flies, fungus gnats [How to DIY]

Output: Use yellow poster board or color an index card with yellow marker. Cut into 1”x3” pieces. Fold in half around a toothpick. Secure (I use glue stick) Paint with honey or petroleum jelly on both sides of flag. Push toothpick into soil. Insects will stick and die. Replace when there’s more full space than empty space on card.


Input: [Management Method] Bury Garlic Bulbs [Who/What it Manages] Burying a piece of Mother Nature’s natural insect repellent! Burying garlic, is a Farmer’s Almanac-style trick to eradicate pests from houseplants. Garlic is a natural repellent to large numbers of soil & leaf loving pests. Too many to list. [How to DIY]

Output: Using one clove of garlic per pot, bury the clove into the soil about halfway. If garlic begins to sprout, pull and transplant in garden then replace or allow to grow, trimming back the green shoots. Replace monthly for best effects. You can use the garlic clove with or without the skin.


Input: [Management Method] Apple Cider Vinegar Trap [Who/What it Manages] Fruit flies, fungus gnats [How to DIY]

Output: In a small container (I use a half-pint jar) fill with apple cider vinegar, cover tightly with plastic wrap and secure (I screw the jar rim over the plastic wrap but you can use rubber bands or tape) Poke small holes in top of plastic wrap and place near the most insect activity. Insects get in but can’t get out. Replace every 2 weeks, every 1 week in humid summer weather.


Input: [Management Method] Touch with Rubbing Alcohol (some say rubbing with a banana peel works too, but I’ve never tried it!) [Who/What it Manages] Spider Mites, aphids [How to DIY]

Output: Dip a cotton ball or swab into a small dish of rubbing alcohol and lightly rub directly along plant stem and undersides of leaves where you see mite activity. Larger Scale Wash: Dip cloth into rubbing alcohol and lightly rub the entire plant. You can dilute with water for very delicate plants. DO NOT NEED MUCH! Lightly coat surface. Do not pour or create dripping. Shade for 24 hours after treatment.


Input: [Management Method] Submerge, Rinse & Repot (The old college try) [Who/What it Manages] A last ditch effort to rescue a plant from any pest, roots to tip of stem. [How to DIY]

Output: If a plant is completely infested, pulling the plant from the pot and shaking off all excess soil and submerging the entire plant in room temperature water for up to 15 minutes will send many of the pests looking for higher ground and they will “float” away. Don’t be afraid to gently wipe the stems and corners to “bathe” the plant. Follow with a good rinsing and wiping of leaves then repot in clean potting mix. Follow up with a preventative treatment to keep potential eggs or stragglers from creating a new brood.


Input: [Management Method] Removal and Disposal (The last resort) [Who/What it Manages] Any Pest [How to DIY]

Output: Sometimes the insects win, and in order to save the rest of your collection, a badly infected houseplant with severe damage that has not responded to your methods for management should be discarded (not in your compost bin where they can multiply).


Input: [0] body [2] hardware [3] electronics [1]

Output: neck

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Input: [0] 2 piece mahogany body [2] sperzel locking tuners [3] bespoke wizard humbucker at the bridge position [1]

Output: mahogany multi-laminate neck

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Input: [0] 1 piece figured english elm top [2] wilkinson tremolo [3] dual rail single coil sized humbucker [1]

Output: deep set neck tenon design

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Input: [0] high gloss lacquer finish [2] dual action truss rod [3] fernandes sustainer at the neck position [1]

Output: ebony fretboard

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Input: [0] all access neck to body carve [2] chrome hardware [3] magnetic volume, tone and three way toggle [1]

Output: 22 small frets

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Input: [0] ergonomic body shaping [2] ghost piezo saddles [3] middle pickup separate volume and on/off toggle [1]

Output: compound fretboard radius

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Input: [0] carved top [2] scalloped bone nut [3] sustainer on/off, three-way mode selection toggle [1]

Output: 24.75″ scale length

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Input: [0] multi-ply binding throughout [3] ghost acoustiphonic and hexaphonic active preamps [1]

Output: side dots only

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Input: [3] MIDI up/down switch, MIDI/mix/piezo toggle, MIDI volume. [1]

Output: slim neck carve

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Input: [0] Parameter [1] Normal Range [2] Indications for Weaning [3]

Output: Definition


Input: [0] Respiratory Rate [1] 10-20 breaths/min [2] <30 breaths/min* [3]

Output: The number of respiration per minute. This includes all control, IMV/SIMV and spontaneous respiration. An elevated respiratory rate is the compensating mechanism for a drop of tidal volume as a result of increased body exertion. This increase, outside the normal range, is a possible indicator of the onset of fatigue associated with the failure of the ventilatory pump to maintain adequate output in the face of the imposed workload. A low respiratory rate may result in hypoventilation and a respiratory acidosis.


Input: [0] Delta Esophageal Pressure [1] 5-10 cmH2O [2] <15 cmH2O [3]

Output: Delta Esophageal Pressure is the pressure change in the esophagus due to ventilation. This measurement has been reported to accurately track changes in the pleural pressure. During any ventilation activity, airway pressures maybe transmitted across the pleural space to the esophagus. On patient initiated breaths, the true value of Delta Esophageal Pressure is the negative deflection of the esophageal pressure. On assisted breath during mechanical support or during controlled mechanical ventilation, positive airway pressure may be transmitted across the potential space causing a rise in esophageal pressure above the normal end esophageal pressure point. Delta Esophageal Pressure is an excellent weaning indicator. Normal Range for non-ventilated patient is 2-10 cmH2O


Input: [0] Tidal Volume [1] 7-10 ml/kg [2] >5 ml/kg* [3]

Output: Tidal Volume is the volume of inhaled (VTins) or exhaled (VTexp)gas per each breath. This is monitored during mechanical ventilation to determine if the level of mechanical support is adequate for the patient. It may also be an indicator of respiratory fatigue


Input: [0] Vital Capacity [1] >15 ml/kg [3]

Output: Yes, you should know this by now!


Input: [0] Minute Ventilation [1] 5-10 liters/minute [2] <10 liters/minute [3]

Output: This one too!


Input: [0] TI / TTOT Respiratory Time Fraction [1] .3-.4 [2] Increase of >.1* [3]

Output: Respiratory Time Fraction (TI / TTOT) indicates endurance and is defined as the ratio of the inspired time to the total time of the respiratory cycle. This value is a ratio and there is no unit of measure. As the respiratory muscles fatigue, the fraction of the breathing cycle spent in inspiration tends to increase. When there is respiratory muscle fatigue and impending respiratory failure the ratio between inspiratory time and total time available for the breath may incrementally increase to a point in which the respiratory pump can no longer maintain itself and the (TI / TTOT) may decrease dramatically. Excessive work of breathing is the common cause of elevated (TI / TTOT)


Input: [0] Pressure Time Index [1] .05-1.2 [2] <.15* [3]

Output: Pressure Time Index (PTI) is a measure of strength and endurance combined into one value. It combines the strength measurement of esophageal pressure and the maximum inspiratory pressure with the endurance value of respiratory time fraction.


Input: [0] Airway Resistance [1] 2-5 cmH2O/L/sec [2] <15 cmH2O/L/sec [3]

Output: There are two kinds: Mean Airway Resistance - the result of friction in the patient airways and endotracheal tube throughout the entire respiratory cycle. Expiratory Airway Resistance is the result of friction in the patient's airways, endotracheal tube and expiratory limb of the ventilator circuit during expiration only. Airway resistance normally varies inversely with lung volume and increases in obstructive and reactive airways disease. It increases rapidly with decreases in ET tube size as a result of Poiseulle's Law.


Input: [0] Lung Compliance [1] 50-100 ml/cm H2O [2] >25 ml/cm H2O [3]

Output: Don't forget to subtract the PEEP:-) If you don't know how to calculate this parameter yet, please drop me an e-mail and include your school and your instructor.


Input: [0] Pressure Time Product [1] 200-300 cm H2O/sec/min [3]

Output: Pressure Time Product (PTP) is an estimate of metabolic work (oxygen consumption) of the respiratory muscles. This maybe used to evaluate patient effort to overcome both mechanical and isometric force of respiration. PTP decreases with the application of optimal pressure support (PSV) and continuous positive airway pressure (CPAP). PTP varies directly with total lung resistance. This variable is an important indicator of the actual patient effort to breath. Any isometric muscle contraction by the patient exerted to overcome Auto PEEP or to open the inspiratory demand system results in no tidal volume change and, therefore, accomplishes little or no measurable work. In this case, PTP may reflect the patient's muscular effort more faithfully than work of breathing. Non- intubated patients should average between 60-80 cm H2O/sec/min.


Input: [0] Maximum Inspiratory Pressure [1] -30 cm H2O low effort -140 cm H2O high effort [2] >-20 cm H2O* low effort [3]

Output: Maximum Inspiratory Pressure (MIP) is the pressure change measured by esophageal balloon, that the patient can generate when the airway is occluded for several breaths. MIP is a reflection of diaphragmatic strength and may also be used to monitor respiratory muscle endurance when serial measurements are made. MIP differs slightly from the more commonly used negative inspiratory force (NIF), which is measured at the mouth but also reflects or measures diaphragmatic strength.


Input: [0] Auto PEEP [1] 0 [2] <3 cm H2O [3]

Output: Auto PEEP results when insufficient expiratory time is available between breath to reestablish resting equilibrium. A residual alveolar pressure remains at the end exhalation which is undetected by the ventilators circuitry. Causes of Auto PEEP are: too large delivered tidal volume, too short expiratory time, increased circuit impedance, low peak inspiratory flows, high respiratory rate, expiratory airways obstruction or dynamic airways collapse.


Input: [0] P0.1 Respiratory Drive [1] 2-4 cmH2O [2] <6 cmH2O [3]

Output: P0.1 Respiratory Drive actually measures the neural drive to stimulate the force of diaphragmatic contraction. It is defined at the airway occlusion pressure at the first 100 msec after airway closure prior to the patient's conscious recognition of occlusion. A heightened Respiratory Drive increases work expenditure during patient initiated ventilator breaths and may indicate a problem in the cardiopulmonary system. It plays an essential part during machine assisted breaths in determining the energy expenditure of the patient. A low value for P0.1 Respiratory Drive may indicate when respiratory drive is blunted. Problems with P0.1 Respiratory Drive therefore, are important indicators of the ability of the patient to wean from mechanical ventilation.


Input: [0] RSB Index (RR/Vt) [1] 60-90 [2] <105* [3]

Output: The ratio of respiratory frequency to tidal volume is called the Rapid, Shallow Breathing Index (RSBI). The ratio has proven to be an accurate predictor of success when weaning patients from mechanical ventilation


Input: Multi-Treatment Fabric (High density Polyester often used on luggage) for best all weather performance PU & PVC water protection along with full UV treatment for Sun Protection. [other shelters]

Output: PU coating only / some rely on silver color only for sun protection

Motorcycle Covers, Motorcycle Shelters, Touring Motorcycle, Sport Motorycle, Speed-Way Motorsport Shelters Benefits


Input: All interior seams are Taped or “Welded” which fully seals the seams to prevent any water, dust or anything from entering the Speed-Way Shelter. This is a process used for expedition 4 season camping tents and it is for high value products only due to the process expense. [other shelters]

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Input: Best Ventilation of any Shelter thanks to the correctly adjusted window size for the cubic area of the Shelter and our testing process with heated motorcycles. We have also included complete perimeter sewn Velcro around both Large windows to control the ventilation and provide full closure in bad weather conditions. [other shelters]

Output: small windows / without full sealed closure feature.

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Input: Stronger retractable frame due to heavier wall thickness and double powder coating finish. [other shelters]

Output: standard wall thickness, single coated finish / thin aluminum

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Input: No ToolsRequired / Faster Set-Up (Durable Spring-Clip assembly system) Designed in USA. [other shelters]

Output: tools are required if the frame is as structurally sound as ours.

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Input: Two sizes! This is an advantage as it uses only the space that your bike actually requires. [other shelters]

Output: some one size fits all covers, too large, vulnerable to bad weather

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Input: Two Guy Rope straps on each side for securing the tent to the ground in very high wind. [other shelters]

Output: limited or not available

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Input: New! Sewn-in Splash Guard protects your bike from dust, moisture, and rain from blowing or splashing into the Speed-Way Shelter. This is a extended piece of fabric that is attached all of the way around your Speed-Way Shelter and lays on the ground to provide sealed coverage around your Shelter and more importantly your cycle. [other shelters]

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Input: High density, high impact and abrasive resistant flooring is available separately. This material is very durable and necessary for this use. [other shelters]

Output: nylon or PVC fabric floors or some other molded substrate

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Input: Durable 2-post alignment Locking hardware Welded to the frame. [other shelters]

Output: sliding systems or more complicated systems on some Shelters

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Input: Interior Light (48 LED / 3 setting) included with Each Speed-Way Shelter [other shelters]

Output: not available with shelter

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Input: Beautiful Sport Styling with custom stripe and Speed-Way logo. Nice cover fit for quality appearance. [other shelters]

Output: basic design

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Input: Quality built Storage / Carry bag for portability in cars, trucks or RV’s. Includes double zipper, luggage grade polyester material with Speed-Way Shelter Logo. [other shelters]

Output: not available or less durable

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Input: Double Box packing, color set-up / care instructions with photos. All frame sections are individually wrapped for full protection during shipping. [other shelters]

Output: much less attention given to packing

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Input: One Year Manufacturers Warranty [other shelters]

Output: similar

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Input: Freight Discounts on Shipments! [other shelters]

Output: standard freight charges

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Input: [Equipment] 27” iMac

Output: All student stations

Equipment – Instructional & Information Technology Services

Stations (28 student stations/ 1 tech mentor station/ 1 podium station)


Input: [Equipment] DVD Player/ Burner

Output: All stations

Equipment – Instructional & Information Technology Services

Stations (28 student stations/ 1 tech mentor station/ 1 podium station)


Input: [Equipment] Multi-region DVD player

Output: By Request

Equipment – Instructional & Information Technology Services

Stations (28 student stations/ 1 tech mentor station/ 1 podium station)


Input: [Equipment] USB Microphone

Output: All stations

Equipment – Instructional & Information Technology Services

Stations (28 student stations/ 1 tech mentor station/ 1 podium station)


Input: [Equipment] Headphones

Output: All stations

Equipment – Instructional & Information Technology Services

Stations (28 student stations/ 1 tech mentor station/ 1 podium station)


Input: [Equipment] iSight Built-in Webcam

Output: All stations

Equipment – Instructional & Information Technology Services

Stations (28 student stations/ 1 tech mentor station/ 1 podium station)


Input: [Equipment] 21.5” iMac

Output: Podium station

Equipment – Instructional & Information Technology Services

Stations (28 student stations/ 1 tech mentor station/ 1 podium station)


Input: [Equipment] Projector (w/wireless remote)

Output: Podium station

Equipment – Instructional & Information Technology Services

Stations (28 student stations/ 1 tech mentor station/ 1 podium station)


Input: [Equipment] Sony HDV Deck (with Monitor)

Output: Blue Capture Cart, Green Capture Cart

Equipment – Instructional & Information Technology Services

Stations (28 student stations/ 1 tech mentor station/ 1 podium station)


Input: [Equipment] NTSC (US Standard) VCR

Output: Blue Capture Cart

Equipment – Instructional & Information Technology Services

Stations (28 student stations/ 1 tech mentor station/ 1 podium station)


Input: [Equipment] Multi-function DVD Recorder

Output: Blue Capture Cart

Equipment – Instructional & Information Technology Services

Stations (28 student stations/ 1 tech mentor station/ 1 podium station)


Input: [Equipment] Cassette Tape Player/Recorder

Output: Green Capture Cart

Equipment – Instructional & Information Technology Services

Stations (28 student stations/ 1 tech mentor station/ 1 podium station)


Input: [Equipment] HP Scanjet 8200 Scanner

Output: Yellow Scanning Cart

Equipment – Instructional & Information Technology Services

Stations (28 student stations/ 1 tech mentor station/ 1 podium station)