Input: [0] Dr. Prescription Only [Knutek] No [Finacea] Yes [Paula’s Choice] No [Zenmed] No [Metrogel]

Output: Yes

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Input: [0] Special Solution for Each Stage of Rosacea [Knutek] Yes [Finacea] No [Paula’s Choice] No [Zenmed] No [Metrogel]

Output: No

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Input: [0] FREE Professional Skin Analysis [Knutek] Yes [Finacea] No [Paula’s Choice] No [Zenmed] No [Metrogel]

Output: No

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Input: [0] Patent Pending [Knutek] Yes [Finacea] No [Paula’s Choice] No [Zenmed] No [Metrogel]

Output: No

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Input: [0] 30 Day FREE Trial Supply* [Knutek] Yes [Finacea] No [Paula’s Choice] No [Zenmed] No [Metrogel]

Output: No

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Input: [Safety] An automatic pressure regulating valve steps natural gas supply pressure down to the level needed by the burner. [Reason] If the natural gas supply line pressure rises too much, the burner may over fire, putting out the flame or overheating the boiler. [Item]

Output: Natural Gas Pressure Regulator

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Input: [Safety] A drip leg (low point drain) located near the Natural Gas Pressure Regulator traps debris in the natural gas supply. [Reason] If solid or liquid debris enters the natural gas supply valve train, operation can be affected. [Item]

Output: Natural Gas Drip Leg

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Input: [Safety] Two automatic block valves with a vent valve between them are used to stop natural gas from reaching the burner when it is off. The block valves have position switches so the control system knows when they are close. [Reason] A single automatic block valve in good condition would be enough to stop natural gas flow, but a second automatic block valve provides insurance. A vent valve between the block valves pipes any leakage gas to atmosphere when the block valves are closed. [Item]

Output: Natural Gas Block & Vent Valves

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Input: [Safety] The flow control valves for natural gas and combustion air are linked mechanically Â– as one is opened or closed, the other does the same. [Reason] If too much or too little combustion air is supplied with the natural gas, the flame can go out. [Item]

Output: Linked Natural Gas and Combustion Air Valves

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Input: [Safety] The flame detector has a mechanical shutter which blocks the detector tubes view of the flame periodically. If the detector tube still sees flame when blocked, the detector has failed and the burner shuts off. [Reason] If a flame detector tube fails it must be replaced. Sometimes these tubes can fail in the "flame OK" position Â– if this happens the burner could go out and the detector would not know. NFPA guidelines require self-checking detectors when the burner operates more than 24 hours without shutdown. [Item]

Output: "Self-Checking" Flame Detector

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Input: [Safety] Two special relief valves vent steam from the boiler if the pressure reaches dangerous levels. [Reason] If the pressure controller and the high pressure switch shutdown circuit fail, these valves prevent excessive steam pressure from destroying the boiler. [Item]

Output: Boiler Steam Pressure Emergency Relief Valves

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Input: [Safety] A special gauge lets the operator view the boiler water level directly. [Reason] If the level control instruments malfunction, the operator can still monitor water level and take appropriate action. [Item]

Output: Water Level Gauge Glass

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Input: [Safety] The control system drives the burner main natural gas control valve to "low" flow when the main flame is to be lighted. [Reason] The pilot flame is much smaller than the main flame and may be unable to light the main flame if fuel gas is flowing at maximum rate. [Item]

Output: Low Fire To Light the Main Flame

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Input: [Safety] The small pilot burner turns off as soon as the main burner is lit. [Reason] A single flame detector is used in this system. It must be located to see both the small pilot flame and the large main flame. If the pilot operates all the time, and a problem with the main flame caused it to go out, the system would not detect the flame loss. At high burner firing rates, the pilot flame may be too small to reignite the main flame. Notes: With a separate flame detector for both the main flame and the pilot flame, the pilot can remain on all the time. Also, with a large pilot flame (usually at least 10% of the main flame) reignition of the main flame is very likely and the pilot can remain on even with a single flame detector in use. [Item]

Output: Interrupted Pilot Burner

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Input: [Terms] Fresh garlic [Example] “Each tablet is equivalent to 4800 mg of fresh garlic” [Content]

Output: Fresh garlic does not contain any Allicin. The reasons are: Up to 65% of fresh garlic is water Fresh garlic contains only alliin and not Allicin. A typical whole fresh garlic weighing 2-4 gram may contain from 6 to 14 mg of alliin per gram. The natural Allicin potential is assumed to be 2.5 – 5.1 mcg/g of alliin.

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Input: [Terms] Dried garlic/ garlic powder [Example] Kwai, Puregar, Garlicin, Allirich [Content]

Output: None of these products contain any Allicin. Dried garlic powder contains both the allinase and alliin (precursor to Allicin) but not Allicin (1).On an equivalent weight, dry garlic powder has a higher level of alliin (3x) than fresh garlic. To preserve the allinase activity that is sensitive to stomach acid (so that alliin can be converted to Allicin), dried garlic powder is sometimes enterically coated, so that some Allicin can be produced in the intestine. This is a highly imprecise technology and the amount of Allicin finally realized is hard to determine.

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Input: [Terms] Allicin powder extract [Example] Allisure, Allimax, Alliforce, Allitru, Alli-C [Content]

Output: Unlike fresh garlic and dried garlic powder, Allicin powder extract contain a stable amount of bio-available Allicin that is ready to be used by the body.

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Input: [Terms] Aged garlic extract [Example] Kyolic ® [Content]

Output: Aged garlic does not contain Allicin (1). Aged garlic is produced through a slow decomposition process where garlic bulbs are aged up to 20 months. The end product is a S-allylcysteine (SAC) product popularly known as Kyolic.S-allylcysteine does deliver some of Allicin’s benefits, but in a much reduced potency and only a fraction of Allicin’s broad spectrum of benefits.

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Input: [Terms] Distilled garlic oil [Content]

Output: Does not contain Allicin. Distilled garlic oil involves heating crushed garlic in boiling water and collecting the steam as it vaporizes.

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Input: [Terms] Oil macerates [Content]

Output: Does not contain Allicin. Originally used as a condiment, it consists of garlic cloves or garlic powder mixed into vegetable oil and then encapsulated

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Input: Reducing power usage is a defining requirement, most systems are battery powered (Laptops, Cell Phones). [Pro Audio (i.e. Jack)]

Output: Power usage usually not an issue, power comes out of the wall.


Input: Must support latencies low enough for telephony and games. Also covers high latency uses, such as movie and music playback (2s of latency is a good choice). [Pro Audio (i.e. Jack)]

Output: Minimal latencies are a definining requirement.


Input: System is highly dynamic, with applications starting/stopping, hardware added and removed all the time. [Pro Audio (i.e. Jack)]

Output: System is usually static in its configuration during operation.


Input: User is usually not proficient in the technologies used.[1] [Pro Audio (i.e. Jack)]

Output: User is usually a professional and knows audio technology and computers well.


Input: User is not necessarily the administrator of his machine, might have limited access. [Pro Audio (i.e. Jack)]

Output: User usually administrates his own machines, has root privileges.


Input: Audio is just one use of the system among many, and often just a background job. [Pro Audio (i.e. Jack)]

Output: Audio is the primary purpose of the system.


Input: Hardware tends to have limited resources and be crappy and cheap. [Pro Audio (i.e. Jack)]

Output: Hardware is powerful, expensive and high quality.


Input: [Examples] HCTZ Diuril Lasix Bumex Salt and water retention Low blood potassium Dehydration Dizziness on standing Frequent urination Abnormal blood cholesterol [Drug Category]

Output: Diuretics

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Input: [Examples] Inderal Lopressor Tenormin Corgard Cardiac contraction strength Fatigue Impotence Shortness of breath Cold extremities Dizziness on standing Worsened asthma Interference with diabetic treatment [Drug Category]

Output: Beta Blockers

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Input: [Examples] Procardia Cardizem Isoptin Verelan Adalat Plendil Cardiac contraction strength Vascular resistance Fatigue Impotence Constipation Shortness of breath Dizziness Swelling of feet/hands [Drug Category]

Output: Calcium Channel Blockers

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Input: [Examples] Capoten Vasotec Prinivil Monopril Vascular resistance Cough Decreased kidney function (blood test) High blood potassium [Drug Category]

Output: ACE Inhibitors

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Input: [Examples] Minipress Hytrin Vascular resistance Dizziness on standing [Drug Category]

Output: Alpha Blockers

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Input: [Examples] Catapres Reserpine Vascular resistance Dizziness on standing Drowsiness [Drug Category]

Output: Sympatholytics

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Input: [Types of inflatable Dinghy] Inflatable roll up [Example] The Avon Redstart is one of the most popular inflatables. [1]

Output: Mostly powered by oars. The first thing you will notice with a true inflatable is the bottom. The bottom is mushy and flat which means walking around is limited, but its small. The bottom does not give any directional stability, maneuvering takes some skill


Input: [Types of inflatable Dinghy] Inflatable roll up with slatted floors [1]

Output: The addition of the floors makes standing up easier, which helps boarding.


Input: [Types of inflatable Dinghy] Inflatable roll up with plywood transom [1]

Output: The solid stern makes for a much more robust mounting for an outboard


Input: [Types of inflatable Dinghy] Inflatable roll up with HP inflatable floor [Example] HP-275 & HP-310 High-Pressure Inflatable Floor [1]

Output: Instead of slats or solid floors, inflatable floors offer a rigid bottom


Input: [Types of inflatable Dinghy] Inflatable roll up with inflatable keel [Example] Zodiac Air lite range 260 [1]

Output: An inflatable keel give some directional stability due to the underwater shape. Not as much as a RIB bottom but much more than a flat bottom


Input: [Types of inflatable Dinghy] RIB [Example] The Walker Bay Genesis RIB is 11ft [1]

Output: RIBs have solid shaped hulls, which are faster, have higher load carrying potential, and better directional stability, but cost far more and are heavy. Best suited for powerboats with swim platforms or davits.


Input: [Types of inflatable Dinghy] RIB with folding transom [Example] Avon Rover 310 Lite [1]

Output: These folding transom RIBs are meant to bridge the gap between an inflatable and RIB, by allowing deflation and folding in the transom. to reduce storage needs, but still keeping the solid V bottom.


Input: [Types of inflatable Dinghy] Catamaran type [Example] The Dux Yacht Tender can plane yet is much lighter than a RIB. [1]

Output: Catamarans offer more performance than an 100% inflatable and have equivalent payload and directional stability as a RIB.


Input: [Types of inflatable Dinghy] Dive boat inflatables [Example] Patten [1]

Output: Not your average bear the Patten is an example of a custom inflatable


Input: [0] Shirts [Ladies] Uniform shirts with our logo - Assorted colors and styles Any shirts worn under the uniform polo must be completely covered by the uniform shirt and not hang out from the bottom hem line or sleeves. NO CLEAVAGE, NO CLEAVAGE, NO CLEAVAGE, AND NO FORM-FITTING TOPS! [Gentlemen]

Output: Uniform shirts – polo shirts with our logo Undershirts must be solid white with no emblems, logos, or writing. Undershirt sleeves may not protrude from under shirt sleeves. ALL shirts must be tucked into pants (all the way around) and remain tucked in throughout the day, even if they are under a sweater or Charlotte United sweatshirt.


Input: [0] Pants [Ladies] Black or Khaki, capris, pants and shorts (must be knee length) They are not to be for fitting. You must be able to comfortably pinch at least 1 inch of material from the side, front, and back of the pants or they will be considered too tight. At no time should underwear or underwear lines be visible. No denim style pants of any color. No Cargo pants, no baggy legs, flare legs, frayed hems, decorative stitching, chains, or loops are permitted. Spandex or cotton knit materials, jeans and athletic pants may not be worn. Pants with belt loops exposed must be worn with a belt. [Gentlemen]

Output: Black or Khaki walking shorts and pants. All shorts are to be knee length. No jeans, athletic pants, cargo pants or any pants with patch pockets, decorative stitching, chains, or extra zippers; no wide-leg or baggy style pants and no holes or frayed edges will be permitted. All pants must be worn at the waist and have a belt. Boxer shorts or other underwear may not e visible at any time. Belt: A leather or canvas belt of black or brown is mandatory. Belts must be of appropriate length and tucked into all belt loops.


Input: [0] Skirts [Ladies] Solid black or khaki skirts are acceptable as long as they are of appropriate length and are not form-fitting. No skirt may be shorter than the knee and no slit (front, back, or side) may open above the knee. No writing may appear on any skirt. You must be able to comfortably pinch at least 1 inch of material from the side, front, and back of the skirt – Otherwise it will be considered too tight. Skirts worn over pants or other skirts are not acceptable. [Gentlemen]


Input: [0] Shoes [Ladies] Dress shoes, dress sandals, dress boots, and tennis shoes may be worn. No combat boots, Birkenstocks, jellies, crocks, no flip-flops of any kind, or other beach sandals. No heels over 2”, no spike heels, shoes with eyelets must be fully laced and tied at all times. [Gentlemen]

Output: Dress shoes or tennis shoes are acceptable. No sandals, flip-flops or other beach shoe, clogs, crocks, loud or pastel colored shoes or shoes with patterns or designs. Shoes with eyelets must be fully laced and tied at all times.


Input: [0] Hair [Ladies] No extreme hairstyles or hair accessories and no unnatural colors [Gentlemen]

Output: Hair must be neatly trimmed to the top of the ear and not fall below the eyebrow or shirt collar. No long sideburns, dreadlocks, extreme styles, unnatural colors, or designs cut in to the hair. Neatly trimmed beards and mustaches are permitted.


Input: [0] Make-up/Jewelry [Ladies] Make-up may only be worn at Charlotte United by girls in seventh grade or higher. Decisions regarding if or when to wear make-up to school should be made by the student with her parents. If, however, a faculty member considers a girl's make-up to be too excessive for school, the student will be required to remove it. The same rule also applies to fingernail length and color of polish [Gentlemen]

Output: No earrings or body-piercing of any kind is permitted. No tattoos. Jewelry may include a single masculine style necklace and/or bracelet. No large or heavy chains or dog-collar styles may be worn. Designs that are inappropriate for the Christian school environment are not permitted.


Input: [A] 6 The number of programmes will vary according to the sophistication of the machine, but broadly they will break down into varying degree's of temperature washes [Energy Rating]

Output: No of Programs

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Input: [A] A An alphabetical classification going from "A" to "G" ' - An "A- Grade" is awarded to machines which give the best wash results and prove to be the most efficient at removing stubborn stains [Energy Rating]

Output: Wash Performance

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Input: [A] White [Energy Rating]

Output: Colour

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Input: [A] 9 To match the needs of your family. One place setting comprises of a soup bowl, dinner plate, side plate, cup, saucer, glass, 5 cutlery pieces and additional serving utensils [Energy Rating]

Output: Number of Place Settings

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Input: [A] A An alphabetical classification going from "A" to "G" - 'A-Grade' drying performance dishwashers dry your dishes at the end of the wash programme better than any other [Energy Rating]

Output: Dry Performance

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Input: [A] 52 Shows the noise level of the product in dB. [Energy Rating]

Output: Noise Level

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Input: [A] 245 This indicates the power or electrical consumption of the appliance. The lower the figure the less electricity it uses [Energy Rating]

Output: Energy Consumption

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Input: A programmable feature which allows the washing machine cycle to start at a point in the future determined by the user, ideal for over night cycles at low energy rate [Energy Rating]

Output: Time Delay

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Input: For better results on very dirty cutlery and crockery [Energy Rating]

Output: Pre-rinse

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Input: [A] 13 The consumption of water per cycle in litres. [Energy Rating]

Output: Water Consumption

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Input: Designed to safely store all your cutlery. Can be removed from the lower basket to make more space for large pots and pans [Energy Rating]

Output: Cutlery Basket

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Input: Lets you know when to refill the dishwasher with rinse aid [Energy Rating]

Output: Rinse Aid Indicator

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Input: In models with the cutlery tray it is height adjustable to allow you to make best use of the space [Energy Rating]

Output: Height Adjustable Top Basket

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Input: This assists the softening of water in hard water areas, giving an improved wash result and a sparkling clean finish [Energy Rating]

Output: Adjustable Water Softener

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Input: Automatic reminder to add salt - aids in softening the water [Energy Rating]

Output: Salt Indicator

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Input: [A] 850 [Energy Rating]

Output: Height

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Input: [A] 450 [Energy Rating]

Output: Width

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Input: [A] 580 [Energy Rating]

Output: Depth

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Input: [Model Name] Australian [Retention/percolation] N/a [Refreezing] No [Density] Fixed [Vapor transfer] No No No [Heat capacity/conductivity]

Output: Fixed


Input: [Model Name] BAIM [Retention/percolation] Liquid water retention is explicitly treated. Water in excess of the maximum value that snow layer can hold drains away and flows down to the soil surface without any time lag. [Refreezing] No [Density] Changing [Vapor transfer] No Yes Yes [Heat capacity/conductivity]

Output: Changing


Input: [Model Name] BASE [Retention/percolation] No [Refreezing] yes (optional) [Density] changes [Vapor transfer] No yes can do (doesn't seem to really matter) [Heat capacity/conductivity]

Output: changes (optional)


Input: [Model Name] BATS [Retention/percolation] No [Refreezing] Yes [Density] Changing [Vapor transfer] No No No [Heat capacity/conductivity]

Output: Changing


Input: [Model Name] CLASS [Retention/percolation] Yes [Refreezing] Yes [Density] Changing [Vapor transfer] No Yes Yes [Heat capacity/conductivity]

Output: Changing


Input: [Model Name] CROCUS [Retention/percolation] Yes [Refreezing] Yes [Density] Changing [Vapor transfer] NOT EXPLICITELY, "effective conduction" used Yes Yes [Heat capacity/conductivity]

Output: Changing


Input: [Model Name] DARSSM [Retention/percolation] No [Refreezing] Yes [Density] prognostic variable [Vapor transfer] no yes, this is the combined snow and soil model yes [Heat capacity/conductivity]

Output: heat capacity and conductivity are function of snow density which is a prognostic variable


Input: [Model Name] DHSVM [Retention/percolation] liquid water retention is modeled as a simple reservoir. Until the liquid water storage capacity is met, no percoloation to the pack layer or the soil surface is allowed [Refreezing] No [Density] Snow density is not calculated, depth of snow is not a state variable, only the SWE is [Vapor transfer] yes No yes [Heat capacity/conductivity]

Output: fixed


Input: [Model Name] ECHAM (Duemenil) [Retention/percolation] No [Refreezing] No [Density] Fixed. [Vapor transfer] No YES No [Heat capacity/conductivity]

Output: Fixed.


Input: [Model Name] ECHAM (Loth) [Retention/percolation] Yes [Refreezing] indirectly [Density] prognostic variable [Vapor transfer] YES YES YES [Heat capacity/conductivity]

Output: heat capacity fixed; conductivity: function of density


Input: [Model Name] GFDL Snow Model [Retention/percolation] No [Refreezing] No [Density] Fixed [Vapor transfer] No - No [Heat capacity/conductivity]

Output: Fixed


Input: [Model Name] Hadley Centre/UKMO GCM LSM [Retention/percolation] No [Refreezing] No [Density] Fixed [Vapor transfer] No yes No [Heat capacity/conductivity]

Output: Fixed


Input: [Model Name] HBV [Retention/percolation] No, the water storage is just intended to delay/reduce outflow compared to melting [Refreezing] No [Density] Snow density (or depth) is not represented, only SWE is considered [Vapor transfer] No No No [Heat capacity/conductivity]

Output: No


Input: [Model Name] IAP94 [Retention/percolation] Yes [Refreezing] Yes [Density] Changing [Vapor transfer] Yes Yes Yes [Heat capacity/conductivity]

Output: Changing


Input: [Model Name] IHACRES Snow Model [Retention/percolation] No [Refreezing] No [Density] We compared the results of modelling with measured Snow Water Equivalent, thus, the snow density is already taken into account during the measurements [Vapor transfer] No No N/A [Heat capacity/conductivity]


Input: [Model Name] INM [Retention/percolation] Yes [Refreezing] No [Density] Fixed [Vapor transfer] No No Yes [Heat capacity/conductivity]

Output: fixed


Input: [Model Name] ISBA [Retention/percolation] No [Refreezing] No [Density] Changing [Vapor transfer] No only in its "offline" version No [Heat capacity/conductivity]

Output: Changing


Input: [Model Name] ISBA-ES [Retention/percolation] Yes [Refreezing] Yes [Density] Changing [Vapor transfer] Yes Yes Yes [Heat capacity/conductivity]

Output: Changing


Input: [Model Name] LSMCS [Retention/percolation] Yes [Refreezing] Yes [Density] Changing [Vapor transfer] No Yes Yes [Heat capacity/conductivity]

Output: Changing


Input: [Model Name] MAPS/RUC SVS [Retention/percolation] No [Refreezing] No [Density] Fixed [Vapor transfer] No Yes The model considers heat convected by rain [Heat capacity/conductivity]

Output: Fixed


Input: [Model Name] MAR [Retention/percolation] Yes [Refreezing] Yes [Density] Changing [Vapor transfer] No; effective conduction used Yes Yes [Heat capacity/conductivity]

Output: Changing


Input: [Model Name] Mosaic [Retention/percolation] No [Refreezing] No [Density] Fixed [Vapor transfer] No No No [Heat capacity/conductivity]

Output: Fixed


Input: [Model Name] MRI-CGCM GHM [Retention/percolation] No [Refreezing] No [Density] Fixed [Vapor transfer] No Yes No [Heat capacity/conductivity]

Output: Fixed


Input: [Model Name] MU-SNW [Retention/percolation] No [Refreezing] No [Density] Fixed [Vapor transfer] No No No [Heat capacity/conductivity]

Output: Fixed


Input: [Model Name] NCEP/OH/OSU CAPS [Retention/percolation] No [Refreezing] No [Density] Fixed [Vapor transfer] No Yes Yes [Heat capacity/conductivity]

Output: Fixed


Input: [Model Name] NCEP/OH/OSU LSM [Retention/percolation] Yes [Refreezing] Yes [Density] Changing [Vapor transfer] No Yes Yes [Heat capacity/conductivity]

Output: Changing


Input: [Model Name] NWSRFS SNOW-17 [Retention/percolation] - [Refreezing] - [Density] - [Vapor transfer] - - - [Heat capacity/conductivity]


Input: [Model Name] RAMS Snow Component [Retention/percolation] No [Refreezing] No [Density] No explicit specification of density [Vapor transfer] No Snowpack and immediately underlying soil are considered to be a single heat reservoir No [Heat capacity/conductivity]

Output: Fixed heat capacity; conductivity not specified


Input: [Model Name] RGM [Retention/percolation] YES [Refreezing] NYI [Density] fixed [Vapor transfer] NYI NYI NYI [Heat capacity/conductivity]

Output: fixed


Input: [Model Name] SEMS [Retention/percolation] Yes [Refreezing] Yes [Density] Changing [Vapor transfer] No No No [Heat capacity/conductivity]

Output: Changing


Input: [Model Name] SHAW [Retention/percolation] Liquid water retention is explicitly treated, but not percolation [Refreezing] Changes in thermal properties due to meltwater refreezing are considered, but hydraulic properties are not [Density] Changing [Vapor transfer] YES YES YES [Heat capacity/conductivity]

Output: Changing


Input: [Model Name] SLURP [Retention/percolation] No [Refreezing] No [Density] model uses only snow water equivalent [Vapor transfer] No yes No [Heat capacity/conductivity]

Output: heat content not tracked


Input: [Model Name] SNAP [Retention/percolation] Yes [Refreezing] The version supplied to the Army now has constant properties, but current work on the model involves layering and property evolution [Density] Changing [Vapor transfer] No Yes Yes [Heat capacity/conductivity]

Output: Changing


Input: [Model Name] SNOWPACK [Retention/percolation] Yes [Refreezing] Yes [Density] Changing [Vapor transfer] Not explicitely, but implicitely using ET and TG metamorphis Yes Implicitely using an initial snow temperature, No rain at present [Heat capacity/conductivity]

Output: Changing


Input: [Model Name] SNTHERM [Retention/percolation] Yes [Refreezing] Yes [Density] Changing [Vapor transfer] Yes Yes Yes [Heat capacity/conductivity]

Output: Changing


Input: [Model Name] SNTHERM (Davis) [Retention/percolation] - [Refreezing] - [Density] - [Vapor transfer] - assumed semi-infinite snow. Deep enough for no transfer at bottom boundary - [Heat capacity/conductivity]


Input: [Model Name] SNTHERM.ver4 [Retention/percolation] - [Refreezing] - [Density] - [Vapor transfer] - assumed semi-infinite snow. Deep enough for no transfer at bottom boundary - [Heat capacity/conductivity]


Input: [Model Name] SOIL [Retention/percolation] Water transfer within the snowpack is not considered. A certain retention capacity of the snowpack is assumed. When it is exceeded the water is infiltrating to the soil or running of on the soil surface [Refreezing] No [Density] changing [Vapor transfer] No Yes No [Heat capacity/conductivity]

Output: changing


Input: [Model Name] SSMI DSCM [Retention/percolation] Yes [Refreezing] Yes [Density] - [Vapor transfer] - - - [Heat capacity/conductivity]


Input: [Model Name] SPONSOR [Retention/percolation] Yes [Refreezing] Thermal properties are changing according to the snow density transformations [Density] Changing [Vapor transfer] No yes The heat convected by liquid rain is considered; the heat brought by snowfall is not accounted [Heat capacity/conductivity]

Output: Changing


Input: [Model Name] SPS (CAPS-LLNL) [Retention/percolation] No [Refreezing] No [Density] fixed [Vapor transfer] No No Yes [Heat capacity/conductivity]

Output: changes as a function of snowdepth


Input: [Model Name] SSiB [Retention/percolation] No [Refreezing] Yes [Density] Fixed [Vapor transfer] No Yes Yes [Heat capacity/conductivity]

Output: Fixed


Input: [Model Name] TSCM1 [Retention/percolation] Yes [Refreezing] No [Density] Fixed [Vapor transfer] No Yes No [Heat capacity/conductivity]

Output: Fixed


Input: [Model Name] TSCMM [Retention/percolation] Yes [Refreezing] No [Density] Changing [Vapor transfer] No Yes Yes [Heat capacity/conductivity]

Output: Changing


Input: [Model Name] UEB [Retention/percolation] Yes [Refreezing] No [Density] Fixed [Vapor transfer] No Yes in a rough way Yes [Heat capacity/conductivity]

Output: Fixed


Input: [Architecture] Full Parallel [Speed] Fast [Logic Usage] Low [Comments] Constant twiddle factors reduce multiplier complexity and logic usage, 25 GSPS+ potential in large Virtex-5 FPGA. Useful for shorter lengths, practical up to 128 points. [Memory Usage]


Input: [Architecture] Dual Parallel [Speed] Fast [Logic Usage] Low [Comments] Two parallel FFT cores, in series with shuffle memory in between. Requires input/output buffers for natural ordered I/O. Extends parallel architecture lengths up to 2K or 4K points. [Memory Usage]

Output: Medium


Input: [Architecture] Parallel Butterfly [Speed] Medium [Logic Usage] Medium [Comments] Bank of butterflies execute a rank at a time. Multiple I/O streams increase performance beyond single point per clock cycle. [Memory Usage]

Output: High


Input: [Architecture] UltraLong [Speed] Medium [Logic Usage] Medium [Comments] External memory used with two FFT engines. Throughput normally limited by external memory bandwidth. [Memory Usage]

Output: High


Input: [Architecture] 2D FFT [Speed] Medium [Logic Usage] Medium [Comments] Two dimensional FFT, uses internal or external memory between two FFT engines. Throughput normally limited by memory bandwidth. [Memory Usage]

Output: Medium


Input: [Architecture] Mixed Radix [Speed] Medium [Logic Usage] Medium [Comments] Used for lengths other than radix-2 lengths. Combinations of radix-2, 3, 5, and 7 are available. [Memory Usage]

Output: Medium


Input: [Architecture] Pipelined [Speed] Medium [Logic Usage] Medium [Comments] One butterfly per rank pipelined architecture, useful for continuous-stream low memory usage applications. [Memory Usage]

Output: Low


Input: [Feature] First carbon fiber fork designed from the ground up by a custom bike manufacturer [Benefit] The fork combines benefits of aerodynamics and handling precision, performance and comfort Perfect match of fork to frame for best handling and performance. [Advantage]

Output: Developed by bike designers; fork is designed to match frame characteristics rather than designing frames to match pre-existing fork options


Input: [Feature] First carbon fiber fork designed to allow for extensive rake choices [Benefit] This fork sets a new standard for custom frame/fork tuning. Handling can now be perfectly optimized to each rider's needs. [Advantage]

Output: Fork is optimized to the frame, rather than vice versa. Allows fork handling to be integrated into the frame design.


Input: [Feature] 8 different rakes available [Benefit] Precise control over bicycle handling characteristics. [Advantage]

Output: Optimized trail Eliminates the need to compromise frame geometry based on rake constraints


Input: [Feature] Proprietary one-piece manufacturing process [Benefit] Unrivaled strength, very lightweight [Advantage]

Output: Fully integrated carbon steerer, crown and leg construction features 100 percent carbon throughout


Input: [Feature] Wide fork crown [Benefit] Precise handling Fits tire size up to 25c with fender Fits tire size up to 28c w/o fender Reduces build time; easier setup [Advantage]

Output: High lateral rigidity without added weight More tire clearance No modification to the fender necessary


Input: [Feature] Wide blade [Benefit] Excellent cornering and descending performance More sure-footed, so you can attack the descents [Advantage]

Output: More lateral rigidity without added weight


Input: [Feature] 47 mm deep blades, true aerodynamic shape [Benefit] Faster [Advantage]

Output: Excellent aerodynamics while enhancing lateral rigidity


Input: [Feature] Optional integrated fender mount [Benefit] Your choice: Fender mounts for fenders No mount if you don't want fenders [Advantage]

Output: Fork specifically fabricated for your needs Versatility


Input: [Container] Plastic Juice or Soda Bottles [Cautions / Cons] Used containers often taint the flavor of the water. Storage area needs to consider bottle shape and size. These containers need to be protected against light and leakage as they are typically thinner plastic. [Description / Pros]

Output: Use clear plastic containers with a PETE recycle code on the bottom. Used containers should be thoroughly cleaned and rinsed. They are inexpensive and readily available. Do not use milk bottles.


Input: [Container] Heavy Plastic Buckets, Carboys or Drums [Cautions / Cons] More expensive than used bottles. Larger drums are heavy when filled and often bulky for storage. You also need to consider how you will get the water out for use and rotation. [Description / Pros]

Output: These should be food grade and also either stamped with a PETE or HDPE recycle code. Can be purchased new at emergency supply stores and sometimes used ones are available (such as from soda syrup).


Input: [Container] Commercially Packaged Water [Cautions / Cons] These are convenient, clean, you can pick the taste you prefer, and they are sealed for longer storage. They will be more expensive per gallon than storing your own and they are not reusable. [Description / Pros]

Output: You can purchase water that has been commercially bottled. This water will keep for up to five years. You can also get five-gallon containers (typically in boxes or bags) at emergency supply stores.


Input: [Container] Water Heaters [Cautions / Cons] This will not protect against contamination of the water supply but would be a good source of water for non-potable needs. [Description / Pros]

Output: You may close the inlet valve immediately after the water supply is disrupted and use the water in your water heater.


Input: [Container] Water Beds [Cautions / Cons] Not usable for potable water but may be used for sanitation needs. [Description / Pros]

Output: A double water bed holds about 2000 gallons of water. This water contains an algaecide. Do NOT drink it.


Input: [Container] Bleach Bottles [Cautions / Cons] Since it is hard to determine whether you have cleaned out all of the bleach these are technically not suitable for potable water but may be used for sanitation needs. [Description / Pros]

Output: These are made from good plastic for storage but are not considered "food-grade".


Input: [#] HM01 [HM] Cut [Location]

Output: Charcoal Man after capturing his Farfetch'd in Ilex Forest


Input: [#] HM02 [HM] Fly [Location]

Output: Chuck's wife in Cianwood City after defeating Chuck


Input: [#] HM03 [HM] Surf [Location]

Output: Ecruteak Dance Theater owner after defeating Kimono Girls


Input: [#] HM04 [HM] Strength [Location]

Output: Sailor in house next the Pokémon Center in Olivine City


Input: [#] HM05 [HM] Flash [Location]

Output: Head Sage atop Sprout Tower


Input: [#] HM06 [HM] Whirlpool [Location]

Output: Lance in Team Rocket's Hideout in Mahogany Town


Input: [#] HM07 [HM] Waterfall [Location]

Output: Ice Path


Input: [Children] Asthma [Newborns] Inability to latch on [Adults]

Output: Migraine

The Gillespie Approach | King of Prussia, PA


Input: [Children] Earache [Newborns] Difficulty in sucking [Adults]

Output: Sinus Headache

The Gillespie Approach | King of Prussia, PA


Input: [Children] Headache [Newborns] Difficulty in swallowing [Adults]

Output: Concussion

The Gillespie Approach | King of Prussia, PA


Input: [Children] Concussion [Newborns] Reflux [Adults]

Output: Jaw Pain

The Gillespie Approach | King of Prussia, PA


Input: [Children] Anxiety [Newborns] Colic [Adults]

Output: Neck Pain

The Gillespie Approach | King of Prussia, PA


Input: [Children] ADHD [Newborns] Constipation [Adults]

Output: Sleep Issues

The Gillespie Approach | King of Prussia, PA


Input: [Children] Neck Pain [Newborns] Indigestion/Gas [Adults]

Output: Hip Pain

The Gillespie Approach | King of Prussia, PA


Input: [Children] Learning Disorders [Newborns] Napping Issues [Adults]

Output: Back Pain

The Gillespie Approach | King of Prussia, PA


Input: [Children] Strabismus [Newborns] Strabismus [Adults]

Output: Whiplash

The Gillespie Approach | King of Prussia, PA


Input: [Children] Scoliosis [Newborns] Torticollis [Adults]

Output: TMJ

The Gillespie Approach | King of Prussia, PA


Input: [Children] Sinus Conditions [Newborns] Pyloric stenosis [Adults]

Output: Depression

The Gillespie Approach | King of Prussia, PA


Input: [Children] Allergies [Newborns] Stridor [Adults]

Output: Anxiety

The Gillespie Approach | King of Prussia, PA


Input: [Children] Bedwetting [Newborns] Clubfoot [Adults]

Output: Pelvic Pain

The Gillespie Approach | King of Prussia, PA


Input: [Raw] 1984 [Paleo] 1975 [1]

Output: When modern version started

Healthy eating strategies: Raw food vs. paleolithic diet | Juice


Input: [Raw] Pretty much anything that hasn't been cooked: raw fruits, veggies, milk [Paleo] Anything people ate 10,000 years ago: meat, eggs, veggies, fruit, nuts [1]

Output: What you can eat

Healthy eating strategies: Raw food vs. paleolithic diet | Juice


Input: [Raw] Most meat, anything cooked, processed foods [Paleo] Grains, legumes, dairy products, refined sugar, processed oils [1]

Output: What you can't eat

Healthy eating strategies: Raw food vs. paleolithic diet | Juice


Input: [Raw] Practitioners believe cooked food has lost much of its nutritional value [Paleo] The belief that our inner hunter-gatherer ancestors were healthier [1]

Output: Why people do it

Healthy eating strategies: Raw food vs. paleolithic diet | Juice


Input: [Raw] meetup.com/rawfooddsm [Paleo] meetup.com/des-moines-paleo [1]

Output: Local Resource

Healthy eating strategies: Raw food vs. paleolithic diet | Juice


Input: [Raw] "Into the Raw" by Carol Alt [Paleo] "The Paleo Diet: Lose Weight and Get Healthy by the Foods You Were Designed to Eat" by Loren Cordain [1]

Output: Good book on the subject

Healthy eating strategies: Raw food vs. paleolithic diet | Juice


Input: [Raw] Pasta made from squash or zucchini, topped with raw marinara [Paleo] Roast beef with roasted veggies [1]

Output: Sample meal

Healthy eating strategies: Raw food vs. paleolithic diet | Juice


Input: [Raw] Demi Moore, Jason Mraz, Alicia Silverstone [Paleo] Jessica Biel, Miley Cyrus, Matthew McConaughey [1]

Output: Celebrities who do it

Healthy eating strategies: Raw food vs. paleolithic diet | Juice


Input: [Raw] Fresh Cafe and Market, 1721 25th St., West Des Moines [Paleo] 801 Steak & Chop, 801 Grand Ave. (Make sure they don't add sauces or oils) [1]

Output: Local restaurant where you can practice it

Healthy eating strategies: Raw food vs. paleolithic diet | Juice


Input: [Raw] Yes for wine, no for beer or distilled liquors [Paleo] Yes for wine and ciders, no for distilled liquors [1]

Output: Can you drink?

Healthy eating strategies: Raw food vs. paleolithic diet | Juice


Input: [Surface finish] Dull grey coating [Condition] Acceptable [Description]

Output: Due to thicker zinc-iron alloy


Input: [Surface finish] Rust stains [Condition] Acceptable when present as surface stain [Description]

Output: Due to contact with rust from other corroded steels


Input: [Surface finish] Lumpiness and runs [Condition] Acceptable [Description]

Output: Due to uneven drainage of molten zinc


Input: [Surface finish] Bare spots [Condition] Acceptable if area is small [Description]

Output: Due to air pockets or under preparation surface, and number of factors beyond control


Input: [Surface finish] Roughness [Condition] Acceptable [Description]

Output: Thicker than normal coatings


Input: [Surface finish] Dark spots/ flux staining/ ash inclusions [Condition] Acceptable if removal reveals sound coating [Description]

Output: By product of the galvanizing process


Input: [Surface finish] Pimples [Condition] Not Acceptable [Description]

Output: Due to incursion of impurities into coating


Input: [Surface finish] Wet storage stain or bulky white deposit [Condition] Acceptable if deposit is removed and coating thickness is not substantially thinner. [Description]

Output: Closely stacked articles become damp under poor ventilation during storage or transportation


Input: [Surface finish] Blisters [Condition] Small intact blisters acceptable [Description]

Output: Due to absorbed hydrogen expelled during galvanizing, extremely rare


Input: [Feature] Arthritis [Crohns Disease] Yes [Paratuberculosis] Yes [Other Mycobacterioses] Leprosy [Intestinal Tuberculosis]

Output: Yes

Crohns disease and the mycobacterioses: a review and comparison of two disease entities.


Input: [Feature] Erythema nodosum [Crohns Disease] Yes [Paratuberculosis] Yesb [Other Mycobacterioses] Yes [Intestinal Tuberculosis]

Output: Yes

Crohns disease and the mycobacterioses: a review and comparison of two disease entities.


Input: [Feature] Amyloidosis [Crohns Disease] Yes [Paratuberculosis] Yes [Other Mycobacterioses] Leprosy [Intestinal Tuberculosis]

Output: Yes

Crohns disease and the mycobacterioses: a review and comparison of two disease entities.


Input: [Feature] Granulomatous hepatitis [Crohns Disease] Yes [Paratuberculosis] Yes [Other Mycobacterioses] Leprosy [Intestinal Tuberculosis]

Output: Yes

Crohns disease and the mycobacterioses: a review and comparison of two disease entities.


Input: [Feature] Nephrolithiasis [Crohns Disease] Yes [Paratuberculosis] Yes [Other Mycobacterioses] NKc [Intestinal Tuberculosis]

Output: No

Crohns disease and the mycobacterioses: a review and comparison of two disease entities.


Input: [Feature] Oral ulcers [Crohns Disease] Yes [Paratuberculosis] NK [Other Mycobacterioses] NK [Intestinal Tuberculosis]

Output: Yes

Crohns disease and the mycobacterioses: a review and comparison of two disease entities.


Input: [Feature] Ocular [Crohns Disease] Yes [Paratuberculosis] Yes [Other Mycobacterioses] Leprosy [Intestinal Tuberculosis]

Output: NK

Crohns disease and the mycobacterioses: a review and comparison of two disease entities.


Input: [Day 1] Egg [Day 2] Canadian bacon [0]

Output: Protein

Renal Diet | Special Dietary Restrictions for Kidney Failure & Disease


Input: [Day 1] Bagel [Day 2] Cinnamon toast, jelly [0]

Output: Starch

Renal Diet | Special Dietary Restrictions for Kidney Failure & Disease


Input: [Day 1] Strawberries [Day 2] Fruit Cocktail [0]

Output: Fruit

Renal Diet | Special Dietary Restrictions for Kidney Failure & Disease


Input: [Day 1] Cream cheese [Day 2] Margarine [0]

Output: Fat

Renal Diet | Special Dietary Restrictions for Kidney Failure & Disease


Input: [Day 1] Coffee w/nondairy creamer [Day 2] Coffee w/nondairy creamer [0]

Output: Drink/Fat

Renal Diet | Special Dietary Restrictions for Kidney Failure & Disease


Input: [Day 1] Tuna Salad made with Eggs [Day 2] Beef patty [0]

Output: Protein

Renal Diet | Special Dietary Restrictions for Kidney Failure & Disease


Input: [Day 1] Bread [Day 2] Hamburger bun [0]

Output: Starch

Renal Diet | Special Dietary Restrictions for Kidney Failure & Disease


Input: [Day 1] Celery [Day 2] Lettuce, onions [0]

Output: Vegetable

Renal Diet | Special Dietary Restrictions for Kidney Failure & Disease


Input: [Day 1] Pear [Day 2] Pineapple [0]

Output: Fruit

Renal Diet | Special Dietary Restrictions for Kidney Failure & Disease


Input: [Day 1] Mayonnaise [Day 2] Mayonnaise [0]

Output: Fat

Renal Diet | Special Dietary Restrictions for Kidney Failure & Disease


Input: [Day 1] Cookies [Day 2] Apple Pie [0]

Output: Sweet

Renal Diet | Special Dietary Restrictions for Kidney Failure & Disease


Input: [Day 1] Tea [Day 2] Lemonade [0]

Output: Drink

Renal Diet | Special Dietary Restrictions for Kidney Failure & Disease


Input: [Day 1] Fried chicken [Day 2] Grilled Fish [0]

Output: Protein

Renal Diet | Special Dietary Restrictions for Kidney Failure & Disease


Input: [Day 1] Cornbread [Day 2] Yeast Roll [0]

Output: Starch

Renal Diet | Special Dietary Restrictions for Kidney Failure & Disease


Input: [Day 1] Squash (yellow), Green Beans [Day 2] Grilled Asparagus and Corn on the Cob [0]

Output: Vegetable

Renal Diet | Special Dietary Restrictions for Kidney Failure & Disease


Input: [Day 1] Strawberries [Day 2] Blueberries [0]

Output: Fruit

Renal Diet | Special Dietary Restrictions for Kidney Failure & Disease


Input: [Day 1] Margarine [Day 2] Margarine [0]

Output: Fat

Renal Diet | Special Dietary Restrictions for Kidney Failure & Disease


Input: [Day 1] Pound cake [Day 2] Cheesecake [0]

Output: Sweet

Renal Diet | Special Dietary Restrictions for Kidney Failure & Disease


Input: [Day 1] Tea [Day 2] Tea [0]

Output: Drink

Renal Diet | Special Dietary Restrictions for Kidney Failure & Disease


Input: [Water Heaters] Electric Water Heaters [Emergency Plumbing]

Output: 24 Hour Emergency Plumber Service

Preferred Plumbing & Drain | FREE Estimates | Plumber Vacaville CA


Input: [Water Heaters] Tankless Water Heaters [Emergency Plumbing]

Output: Plumbing Service & Repair

Preferred Plumbing & Drain | FREE Estimates | Plumber Vacaville CA


Input: [Water Heaters] Sewer & Drain [Emergency Plumbing]

Output: Bathroom Plumbing

Preferred Plumbing & Drain | FREE Estimates | Plumber Vacaville CA


Input: [Water Heaters] Rooter Service [Emergency Plumbing]

Output: Shower Plumbing

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Input: [Water Heaters] Drain Cleaning [Emergency Plumbing]

Output: Home Plumbing

Preferred Plumbing & Drain | FREE Estimates | Plumber Vacaville CA


Input: [Water Heaters] Sewer Cleaning [Emergency Plumbing]

Output: Kitchen Plumbing

Preferred Plumbing & Drain | FREE Estimates | Plumber Vacaville CA


Input: [Water Heaters] Septic Tank [Emergency Plumbing]

Output: Commercial Plumbing

Preferred Plumbing & Drain | FREE Estimates | Plumber Vacaville CA


Input: [Category] Timing Belts [Product] Original PowerGrip® Timing Belt [Catalog#] 498–2013-B002 [Download] Download [Year] 2013 [Industry]

Output: Passenger Cars & Light Trucks

Product Brochures & Catalogues | Gates Unitta


Input: [Category] Micro-V® Belts [Product] EPDM Micro-V® Belt [Catalog#] N/A [Download] Download [Year] 2008 [Industry]

Output: Passenger Cars & Light Trucks

Product Brochures & Catalogues | Gates Unitta


Input: [Category] Auto Tensioner & Pulley [Product] DriveAlign™ Auto Tensioner & Pulley [Download] Download [Industry]

Output: Passenger Cars & Light Trucks

Product Brochures & Catalogues | Gates Unitta


Input: [Category] Water Pump [Product] Water Pump [Download] Download [Industry]

Output: Passenger Cars & Light Trucks

Product Brochures & Catalogues | Gates Unitta


Input: [Category] Scooter Belt [Product] Powerlink® Scooter Belt [Catalog#] NA [Download] Download [Year] 2011 [Industry]

Output: Scooter Belts

Product Brochures & Catalogues | Gates Unitta


Input: [Category] Belts [Product] Tru-Power™ V10 & V13 Belts [Catalog#] N/A [Download] Download [Industry]

Output: Heavy Duty Applications

Product Brochures & Catalogues | Gates Unitta


Input: [tradename] Flurest [category] Respiratory System [manufacturer] GlaxoSmithKline (GSK) [form]

Output: Tablets


Input: [tradename] Tussipect-N [category] Respiratory System [manufacturer] Misr Co. For Pharm Ind. [form]

Output: Syrup


Input: [tradename] Delarex [category] Respiratory System [manufacturer] Global Napi Pharmaceuticals [form]

Output: Various


Input: [tradename] Acetylcystein [category] Respiratory System [manufacturer] SEDICO [form]

Output: Effervescent


Input: [tradename] Bestra-Tech [category] Respiratory System [manufacturer] Western Pharmaceutical Industries [form]

Output: Syrup


Input: [tradename] Muco S.R. [category] Respiratory System [manufacturer] Global Napi Pharmaceuticals [form]

Output: Capsules


Input: [tradename] Ambroxol [category] Respiratory System [manufacturer] GlaxoSmithKline (GSK) [form]

Output: Various


Input: [tradename] Babe-Tone [category] Respiratory System [manufacturer] Al-Esraa Pharmaceuticals [form]

Output: Syrup


Input: [tradename] Osipect [category] Respiratory System [manufacturer] Chemical Industries Development (CID) [form]

Output: Syrup


Input: [tradename] Broncho [category] Respiratory System [manufacturer] MEPACO-MEDIFOOD [form]

Output: Syrup


Input: [0] Site [1] Variation from Core Temp [2] Pro [3] Contra [5] Complications [6] Uses [4]

Output: Reliability

Medical Temperature Measurement Oesophagus esophagus esophageal Rectal Oral Tympanic membrane Axilla Skin medical notes


Input: [0] Oesophagus [1] Core reference [2] Reflects temp of body core [3] Tempe varies according to depth of probe placement [5] Needs to be in lower third of oesophagus [6] Used during anesthesia [4]

Output: Placement is key

Medical Temperature Measurement Oesophagus esophagus esophageal Rectal Oral Tympanic membrane Axilla Skin medical notes


Input: [0] Rectal [1] <0,3ºC [2] Preferred by MDs [3] Lags behind other core sites when temp is changing rapidly [5] Fecal material Care with Neonates [6] Often requested by MDs as the "Most accurate" site for core temp [4]

Output: Reading may be delayed from core temperature changes

Medical Temperature Measurement Oesophagus esophagus esophageal Rectal Oral Tympanic membrane Axilla Skin medical notes


Input: [0] Nasopharynx [2] Reflective of brain temp [3] Affected by breathing. Invasive and uncomfortable [5] Risk of nose bleeding [6] Used under anesthesia [4]

Output: Variable

Medical Temperature Measurement Oesophagus esophagus esophageal Rectal Oral Tympanic membrane Axilla Skin medical notes


Input: [0] Oral [1] <0,4ºC [2] Easy access - Familiar. Minimally invasive [3] Affected by eating, drinking etc. Temp varies with oral cavity. [5] Continuous sublingual placement [6] Most common for instant clinical use in adult and children over 5. [4]

Output: Affected by placement

Medical Temperature Measurement Oesophagus esophagus esophageal Rectal Oral Tympanic membrane Axilla Skin medical notes


Input: [0] Bladder [1] <0,2ºC [2] Reflects temp of body core [3] Affected by the amount of throughput. Lags behind other core temp sites [5] Affected by urine volume or bladder irrigations [6] Used in surgery and emergency or critical care [4]

Output: Placement is key

Medical Temperature Measurement Oesophagus esophagus esophageal Rectal Oral Tympanic membrane Axilla Skin medical notes


Input: [0] Tympanic [2] Reflective of brain temp [3] Invasive and uncomfortable [5] Care for penetration [6] Used during anesthesia Emergency team at accidental hypothermia [4]

Output: Placement is key

Medical Temperature Measurement Oesophagus esophagus esophageal Rectal Oral Tympanic membrane Axilla Skin medical notes


Input: [0] Axilla [1] <1,2ºC [2] Easy access - Familiar. [3] Reflects skin temp. Not always a good indicator of core temp. [5] Dwell time important for accurate reading [6] Most common site in children under 5. [4]

Output: Variable

Medical Temperature Measurement Oesophagus esophagus esophageal Rectal Oral Tympanic membrane Axilla Skin medical notes


Input: [0] Groin [1] <1,2ºC [2] Easy access in infants and small children [3] Skin temp requires leg to be drawn up against domen [5] Dwell time important for accurate reading [6] Used in infants and neonates [4]

Output: Variable

Medical Temperature Measurement Oesophagus esophagus esophageal Rectal Oral Tympanic membrane Axilla Skin medical notes


Input: [0] Pulmonary Artery [2] Reflects temp of body core [3] Affected by temperature of infused fluids [5] Introduction [6] Used in surgery and critical care [4]

Output: Variable

Medical Temperature Measurement Oesophagus esophagus esophageal Rectal Oral Tympanic membrane Axilla Skin medical notes


Input: [0] Skin [1] <0,5ºC [2] Easy placement. Non-invasive [3] Variable with placement [5] Blood flow - Ambient temp. radiation [6] OP - ICU . Incubators [4]

Output: Affected by placement and subcutaneous blood flow

Medical Temperature Measurement Oesophagus esophagus esophageal Rectal Oral Tympanic membrane Axilla Skin medical notes


Input: [0] Great Toe [1] Depending [2] Easy access. Non-invasive can be informative when used with core temp [3] Peripheral skin temp very remote from body core [5] Blood flow - Ambient temp. radiation [6] OP - ICU . Incubators [4]

Output: Affected by placement and subcutaneous blood flow

Medical Temperature Measurement Oesophagus esophagus esophageal Rectal Oral Tympanic membrane Axilla Skin medical notes


Input: [Soil Samples Tested] Aquifer Sediment [1]

Output: Manure

MO-BIO: Tools for Molecular Biology Research– MO BIO Laboratories


Input: [Soil Samples Tested] Clay [1]

Output: Marine Sediment

MO-BIO: Tools for Molecular Biology Research– MO BIO Laboratories


Input: [Soil Samples Tested] Fecal Intestinal Tract [1]

Output: Oil-saturated Soil

MO-BIO: Tools for Molecular Biology Research– MO BIO Laboratories


Input: [Soil Samples Tested] Forest [1]

Output: Potting Soil

MO-BIO: Tools for Molecular Biology Research– MO BIO Laboratories


Input: [Soil Samples Tested] Fungal Mat [1]

Output: Sand

MO-BIO: Tools for Molecular Biology Research– MO BIO Laboratories


Input: [Soil Samples Tested] Loam [1]

Output: Sewer Sludge

MO-BIO: Tools for Molecular Biology Research– MO BIO Laboratories


Input: Knee pain, stiffness, swelling, restricted movement [Torn meniscus] Damaged/arthritic knee, osteoarthritis Total Knee Arthroplasty

Output: Total knee replacement surgery

Orthopedics, Orthopedic Surgeons, Physical Therapists, Knee Replacement : Torrance Orthopaedic & Sports Medicine Group : California

Minimally invasive knee cartilage partial removal surgery


Input: Knee pain, stiffness, swelling, restricted movement [Torn meniscus] Damaged/arthritic knee, osteoarthritis Partial Knee Arthroplasty

Output: Partial knee replacement surgery

Orthopedics, Orthopedic Surgeons, Physical Therapists, Knee Replacement : Torrance Orthopaedic & Sports Medicine Group : California

Minimally invasive knee cartilage partial removal surgery


Input: Hip pain, stiffness, noisy hip, restricted movement [Torn meniscus] Damaged/arthritic knee, osteoarthritis Total Hip Arthroplasty

Output: Total hip replacement surgery

Orthopedics, Orthopedic Surgeons, Physical Therapists, Knee Replacement : Torrance Orthopaedic & Sports Medicine Group : California

Minimally invasive knee cartilage partial removal surgery


Input: Shoulder pain, swelling [Torn meniscus] Bursitis of the shoulder Arthroscopic Subacromial Decompression of Shoulder

Output: Minimally invasive shoulder bursitis surgery

Orthopedics, Orthopedic Surgeons, Physical Therapists, Knee Replacement : Torrance Orthopaedic & Sports Medicine Group : California

Minimally invasive knee cartilage partial removal surgery


Input: Shoulder pain, restricted movement [Torn meniscus] Rotator cuff tear Arthroscopic Rotator Cuff Shoulder Repair

Output: Minimally invasive shoulder tendon surgery

Orthopedics, Orthopedic Surgeons, Physical Therapists, Knee Replacement : Torrance Orthopaedic & Sports Medicine Group : California

Minimally invasive knee cartilage partial removal surgery


Input: Arm pain, numbness, tingling, muscle weakness [Torn meniscus] Cervical herniated disc Anterior Cervical Discectomy and Fusion (ACDF)

Output: Front-of-neck entry: neck/spine disc removal and fusion surgery

Orthopedics, Orthopedic Surgeons, Physical Therapists, Knee Replacement : Torrance Orthopaedic & Sports Medicine Group : California

Minimally invasive knee cartilage partial removal surgery


Input: Arm pain, numbness, tingling, muscle weakness [Torn meniscus] Cervical herniated disc Anterior Cervical Fusion

Output: Front-of-neck entry: neck/spine disc fusion surgery

Orthopedics, Orthopedic Surgeons, Physical Therapists, Knee Replacement : Torrance Orthopaedic & Sports Medicine Group : California

Minimally invasive knee cartilage partial removal surgery


Input: Arm pain, numbness, tingling, muscle weakness [Torn meniscus] Cervical herniated disc Anterior Cervical Instrumentation

Output: Front-of-neck entry: neck/spine surgery with plates and cages

Orthopedics, Orthopedic Surgeons, Physical Therapists, Knee Replacement : Torrance Orthopaedic & Sports Medicine Group : California

Minimally invasive knee cartilage partial removal surgery


Input: Back pain, shooting leg pain, numbness, tingling, weakness [Torn meniscus] Spinal stenosis Posterior Lumbar Decompression and Fusion (PSF)

Output: Rear-body entry: pinched nerve lower spine surgery with bone removal and side bone grafts

Orthopedics, Orthopedic Surgeons, Physical Therapists, Knee Replacement : Torrance Orthopaedic & Sports Medicine Group : California

Minimally invasive knee cartilage partial removal surgery


Input: Back pain, shooting leg pain, numbness, tingling, weakness [Torn meniscus] Spinal stenosis Posterior Lumbar Fusion (PSF)

Output: Rear-body entry: pinched nerve lower spine surgery with side bone grafts

Orthopedics, Orthopedic Surgeons, Physical Therapists, Knee Replacement : Torrance Orthopaedic & Sports Medicine Group : California

Minimally invasive knee cartilage partial removal surgery


Input: Back pain, shooting leg pain, numbness, tingling, weakness [Torn meniscus] Spinal stenosis Posterior Lumbar Decompression

Output: Rear-body entry: pinched nerve lower spine surgery with bone removal

Orthopedics, Orthopedic Surgeons, Physical Therapists, Knee Replacement : Torrance Orthopaedic & Sports Medicine Group : California

Minimally invasive knee cartilage partial removal surgery


Input: Back pain, shooting leg pain, numbness, tingling, weakness [Torn meniscus] Spinal stenosis Posterior Lumbar Instrumentation

Output: Rear-body entry: pinched nerve lower spine surgery with rods, screws, or plates

Orthopedics, Orthopedic Surgeons, Physical Therapists, Knee Replacement : Torrance Orthopaedic & Sports Medicine Group : California

Minimally invasive knee cartilage partial removal surgery


Input: Leg pain [Torn meniscus] Lumbar herniated disc Lumbar Microdiscectomy

Output: Pinched nerve lower spine surgery with small bone removal

Orthopedics, Orthopedic Surgeons, Physical Therapists, Knee Replacement : Torrance Orthopaedic & Sports Medicine Group : California

Minimally invasive knee cartilage partial removal surgery


Input: Radiating leg pain, back pain, muscle weakness [Torn meniscus] Spinal stenosis, osteoarthritis Lumbar Decompression for Spinal Stenosis

Output: Bone removal surgery for narrowing of the spine

Orthopedics, Orthopedic Surgeons, Physical Therapists, Knee Replacement : Torrance Orthopaedic & Sports Medicine Group : California

Minimally invasive knee cartilage partial removal surgery


Input: Radiating leg pain, back pain, muscle weakness [Torn meniscus] Spondylolisthesis, degenerative disc disease Anterior Lumbar Interbody Fusion (ALIF)

Output: Front-body entry: lower spine disc removal surgery with bone graft

Orthopedics, Orthopedic Surgeons, Physical Therapists, Knee Replacement : Torrance Orthopaedic & Sports Medicine Group : California

Minimally invasive knee cartilage partial removal surgery


Input: Radiating leg pain, back pain, muscle weakness [Torn meniscus] Spondylolisthesis, degenerative disc disease Anterior Interbody Fusion

Output: Front-body entry: lower spine disc removal surgery with bone graft

Orthopedics, Orthopedic Surgeons, Physical Therapists, Knee Replacement : Torrance Orthopaedic & Sports Medicine Group : California

Minimally invasive knee cartilage partial removal surgery


Input: Radiating leg pain, back pain, muscle weakness [Torn meniscus] Spondylolisthesis, degenerative disc disease Anterior Instrumentation

Output: Front-body entry: lower spine disc removal surgery with rods, screws, or plates

Orthopedics, Orthopedic Surgeons, Physical Therapists, Knee Replacement : Torrance Orthopaedic & Sports Medicine Group : California

Minimally invasive knee cartilage partial removal surgery


Input: Radiating leg pain, back pain, muscle weakness [Torn meniscus] Spondylolisthesis, degenerative disc disease Direct Lateral Interbody Fusion (DLIF or XLIF)

Output: Side-body entry: lower spine disc removal surgery with bone graft

Orthopedics, Orthopedic Surgeons, Physical Therapists, Knee Replacement : Torrance Orthopaedic & Sports Medicine Group : California

Minimally invasive knee cartilage partial removal surgery


Input: Radiating leg pain, back pain, muscle weakness [Torn meniscus] Spondylolisthesis, degenerative disc disease Transforaminal Lumbar Interbody Fusion (TLIF)

Output: Side-body entry: lower spine disc removal surgery with bone graft

Orthopedics, Orthopedic Surgeons, Physical Therapists, Knee Replacement : Torrance Orthopaedic & Sports Medicine Group : California

Minimally invasive knee cartilage partial removal surgery


Input: Leg pain, arm pain, curved spine, involuntary leaning [Torn meniscus] Adult Scoliosis Adult Scoliosis Correction

Output: Minimally invasive spine curvature correction surgery

Orthopedics, Orthopedic Surgeons, Physical Therapists, Knee Replacement : Torrance Orthopaedic & Sports Medicine Group : California

Minimally invasive knee cartilage partial removal surgery


Input: Gradual back pain, mildly curved spine [Torn meniscus] Broken back bones Kyphoplasty for Fractured Vertebrae

Output: Balloon technique injection of bone cement for broken spine bones

Orthopedics, Orthopedic Surgeons, Physical Therapists, Knee Replacement : Torrance Orthopaedic & Sports Medicine Group : California

Minimally invasive knee cartilage partial removal surgery


Input: [Meaning] Air pollution is minimal and there is little health risk. [Precautions to Take] None. [Air Pollution Category]

Output: Good


Input: [Meaning] People with asthma, respiratory infection, diabetes, lung or heart disease, or have had a stroke may begin to have breathing problems. [Precautions to Take] People with asthma, respiratory infection, diabetes, lung or heart disease, or have had a stroke should limit outdoor activities or do activities that take less effort, such as walking instead of running. [Air Pollution Category]

Output: Moderate


Input: [Meaning] More people than average may have breathing problems or have worsened symptoms of existing asthma or lung disease. [Precautions to Take] Sensitive groups include people with heart or lung disease, asthma, diabetes, infants, children, adults older than 65, pregnant women, or who have had a stroke. These people should limit time spent outdoors. [Air Pollution Category]

Output: Unhealthy for Sensitive Groups


Input: [Meaning] Many more people than average may have breathing problems or have worsened symptoms of existing lung or heart disease. [Precautions to Take] Everyone should limit time spent outdoors. Everyone should avoid exercising outdoors (including sports teams) and choose non-strenuous indoor activities. People with asthma, respiratory infection, diabetes, lung or heart disease, or have had a stroke should stay indoors. Infants, children, pregnant women and adults over age 65 should also stay indoors [Air Pollution Category]

Output: Unhealthy


Input: [Meaning] Some healthy people can have breathing problems. People with asthma, lung and heart disease have an increased risk of symptoms or worsening of their disease. Studies show the number of people hospitalized for lung diseases can be 50 percent more than normal. [Precautions to Take] Everyone should stay indoors, do only light activities, and keep windows closed if it is not too hot. Run air conditioners on re-circulate and close the outside air intake. Use indoor air cleaners with HEPA filters, if available. If you must be outdoors, wear an N-95 respirator mask. People with chronic diseases should check with their health care provider before wearing a mask. Check with your local health department for health information. People with asthma, lung and heart disease, or have had a stroke should check with their health care provider for advice about leaving the area. Anyone with shortness of breath, wheezing, chest pain, heart palpitations, extreme fatigue, or difficulty moving or speaking should call their health care provider or call 911. [Air Pollution Category]

Output: Very Unhealthy


Input: [Meaning] More healthy people are likely to have breathing problems. The people most susceptible are those with asthma or lung disease, diabetes, have had a stroke, infants, children, pregnant women, and adults older than 65. Studies suggest more people with asthma, lung or heart disease need medical attention. [Precautions to Take] Everyone should stay indoors, do only light activities, and keep windows closed if it is not too hot. Run air conditioners on re-circulate and close the outside air intake. Use indoor air cleaners with HEPA filters, if available. If you must be outdoors, wear an N-95 respirator mask. People with chronic diseases should check with their health care provider before wearing a mask. Check with your local health department for health information. People with asthma, lung and heart disease, or have had a stroke should check with their health care provider for advice about leaving the area. Anyone with shortness of breath, wheezing, chest pain, heart palpitations, extreme fatigue, or difficulty moving or speaking should call their health care provider or call 911. [Air Pollution Category]

Output: Hazardous


Input: [Fruits] Apricot [Vegetables] Acorn Squash Artichoke [Other Foods]

Output: Bran/Bran products


Input: [Fruits] Avocado [Vegetables] Bamboo Shoots [Other Foods]

Output: Chocolate


Input: [Fruits] Banana [Vegetables] Baked Beans [Other Foods]

Output: Granola


Input: [Fruits] Cantaloupe [Vegetables] Butternut Squash [Other Foods]

Output: Milk, all types


Input: [Fruits] Dates [Vegetables] Refried Beans [Other Foods]

Output: Molasses


Input: [Fruits] Dried [Vegetables] Beets, fresh then boiled [Other Foods]

Output: Nuts and Seeds


Input: [Fruits] Figs, dried [Vegetables] Black Beans [Other Foods]

Output: Peanut Butter


Input: [Fruits] Grapefruit Juice [Vegetables] Broccoli, cooked [Other Foods]

Output: Salt Substitutes/Lite Salt


Input: [Fruits] Honeydew [Vegetables] Brussels Sprouts [Other Foods]

Output: Salt Free Broth


Input: [Fruits] Kiwi [Vegetables] Chinese Cabbage [Other Foods]

Output: Snuff/Chewing Tobacco


Input: [Fruits] Mango [Vegetables] Carrots, raw [Other Foods]

Output: Yogurt


Input: [Fruits] Nectarine [Vegetables] Dried Beans and Peas [Other Foods]

Output: Nutritional Supplements:


Input: [Fruits] Orange [Vegetables] Greens, except Kale [Other Foods]

Output: Use only under the direction of your doctor or dietitian.


Input: [0.5mm] Acne Scars [1.5mm] Very Deep Scars [1.0mm]

Output: Deep Acne Scars

Derma Roller - Choosing the right needle size | Perfect Skin Club


Input: [0.5mm] Mild Chicken Pox Scars [1.5mm] Severe Cellulite [1.0mm]

Output: Surgery Scars

Derma Roller - Choosing the right needle size | Perfect Skin Club


Input: [0.5mm] Mild Ice Pick Scars [1.5mm] Deep Stretch Marks [1.0mm]

Output: Chicken Pox Scars

Derma Roller - Choosing the right needle size | Perfect Skin Club


Input: [0.5mm] Anti Age Treatments [1.0mm]

Output: Ice Pick Scars

Derma Roller - Choosing the right needle size | Perfect Skin Club


Input: [0.5mm] Thinning Hair [1.0mm]

Output: Extensive Hair Loss

Derma Roller - Choosing the right needle size | Perfect Skin Club


Input: [0.5mm] Greying Hair [1.0mm]

Output: Cellulite

Derma Roller - Choosing the right needle size | Perfect Skin Club


Output: Light Stretch Marks

Derma Roller - Choosing the right needle size | Perfect Skin Club


Input: [Element] Lead [Harmful Effects] Extremely harmful to the human body; damages both the central and peripheral nervous systems; can cause seizures, retardation, high blood pressure, damage to the kidneys and liver; adversely affects child development [Use in Wireless Technology]

Output: Used primarily in soldering of circuit boards and other device components

Electronic Waste Prevention - Cell Phone Recycling, Camera Recycling & Ipod Recycling | Recycling for Charities


Input: [Element] Beryllium [Harmful Effects] Long term exposure can be carcinogenic, especially for the lungs. Extreme exposure can lead to a potentially fatal condition known as Acute Beryllium Disease [Use in Wireless Technology]

Output: Forms significant portions of electrical connectors and battery contacts

Electronic Waste Prevention - Cell Phone Recycling, Camera Recycling & Ipod Recycling | Recycling for Charities


Input: [Element] Arsenic [Harmful Effects] Arsenic is a notoriously potent poison; causes severe damage to the digestive tract [Use in Wireless Technology]

Output: Used in some integrated circuits and semiconductors

Electronic Waste Prevention - Cell Phone Recycling, Camera Recycling & Ipod Recycling | Recycling for Charities


Input: [Element] Mercury [Harmful Effects] Attacks the central nervous and endocrine systems; harmful to mouth, teeth and gums; poses risk in the neurological development of unborn fetuses [Use in Wireless Technology]

Output: Can be found to a degree in batteries and circuit boards

Electronic Waste Prevention - Cell Phone Recycling, Camera Recycling & Ipod Recycling | Recycling for Charities


Input: [Element] Antimony [Harmful Effects] Toxic to humans in ways similar to arsenic; fatal in large doses [Use in Wireless Technology]

Output: Used in production of diodes and batteries. Pure form used in semiconductor production

Electronic Waste Prevention - Cell Phone Recycling, Camera Recycling & Ipod Recycling | Recycling for Charities


Input: [Element] Cadmium [Harmful Effects] Potentially carcinogenic; Repeated exposure can damage the lungs, kidneys and liver [Use in Wireless Technology]

Output: Used in soldering, semiconductors and chip resistors

Electronic Waste Prevention - Cell Phone Recycling, Camera Recycling & Ipod Recycling | Recycling for Charities


Input: [Symptoms] Yellowing leaves [Possible Causes] Alkaline soil or water, chlorosis due to trace element deficiency, underwatering, overwatering, insect pests [Remedies]

Output: Use clean rainwater, distilled water, or add 2 Tbsp of vinegar/gallon of hard tap water, use acidic fertilizer with chelated trace elements, keep soil evenly moist, check for pests and eliminate


Input: [Symptoms] Flower buds fall off [Possible Causes] Temperature too warm, acclimation, low light, low humidity, underwatering [Remedies]

Output: Lower room temperature, move to brighter area, buy humidifier to increase humidity, keep soil thoroughly moist.


Input: [Symptoms] Leaves fall off [Possible Causes] Environmental or transplant shock, insect pests [Remedies]

Output: Avoid warm and cold drafts and sudden changes in environment.When transplanting gardenias, disturb roots as little as possible. Don't let delicate roots dry out. Keep a spray bottle handy with warm water. Check for pests and eliminate.


Input: [Symptoms] Malformed buds [Possible Causes] Temperature too warm, insect attack [Remedies]

Output: Lower room temperature, check for pests and eliminate


Input: [Symptoms] Bleached leaves [Possible Causes] Light intensity too strong [Remedies]

Output: Avoid hot afternoon sun, increase distance from high intensity lights.


Input: [Symptoms] Stunted growth [Possible Causes] Cramped roots, environmental shock, insect pests [Remedies]

Output: Check rootball, keep growing conditions as stable as possible, inspect plant for pests


Input: [Symptoms] Brown spots on leaves [Possible Causes] Leaf spot disease, Anthracnose [Remedies]

Output: Use neem oil


Input: [0] Choc Hazelnut [2] Buy Now [1]

Output: In Stock

Mutant Mass - Buy & Read Reviews | Bodyshapers Fitness


Input: [0] Chocolate [2] Buy Now [1]

Output: In Stock

Mutant Mass - Buy & Read Reviews | Bodyshapers Fitness


Input: [0] Cookies & Cream [1]

Output: More In Soon

Mutant Mass - Buy & Read Reviews | Bodyshapers Fitness


Input: [0] Peanut Butter Chocolate [2] Buy Now [1]

Output: In Stock

Mutant Mass - Buy & Read Reviews | Bodyshapers Fitness


Input: [0] Strawberry Banana [1]

Output: More In Soon

Mutant Mass - Buy & Read Reviews | Bodyshapers Fitness


Input: [0] Vanilla [2] Buy Now [1]

Output: In Stock

Mutant Mass - Buy & Read Reviews | Bodyshapers Fitness


Input: [Name of Food] Apple [Restoration %] 5% Restoration [Description]

Output: A large plump red circle with a brown stem.


Input: [Name of Food] Banana [Restoration %] 5% Restoration [Description]

Output: A yellow crescent shaped fruit with a small brown stem.


Input: [Name of Food] Beef Bowl [Restoration %] 7% Restoration [Description]

Output: A small white bowl with brown fillings.


Input: [Name of Food] Cheese [Restoration %] 3% Restoration [Description]

Output: A small yellow triangular prism with holes all around.


Input: [Name of Food] Curry Rice [Restoration %] 7% Restoration [Description]

Output: A white plate with brown lumpy food on top of the plate.


Input: [Name of Food] Donut [Restoration %] 4% Restoration [Description]

Output: A large circular bagel like pastry with a hole in it and icing.


Input: [Name of Food] Grapes [Restoration %] 4% Restoration [Description]

Output: A large bundle of shiny purple spheres.


Input: [Name of Food] Hamburger [Restoration %] 6% Restoration [Description]

Output: A small bun with seeds on it, filled with cheese, meat, and lettuce.


Input: [Name of Food] Icecream [Restoration %] 3% Restoration [Description]

Output: A small brown waffle cone with a large plump white scoop of sweet ice cream laying on top of the cone.


Input: [Name of Food] Juice [Restoration %] 3% Restoration [Description]

Output: A small glass filled with liquid.


Input: [Name of Food] Melon [Restoration %] 6% Restoration [Description]

Output: A large green plump circle with a darker green stem.


Input: [Name of Food] Milk [Restoration %] 5% Restoration [Description]

Output: A large half blue and half white milk carton.


Input: [Name of Food] Mushroom [Restoration %] 5% Restoration [Description]

Output: A light brown stem with a darker brown top.


Input: [Name of Food] Omelet [Restoration %] 7% Restoration [Description]

Output: A small brown lump with a variety of coloured vegetables scattered on top of the plate.


Input: [Name of Food] Orange [Restoration %] 4% Restoration [Description]

Output: A small orange coloured circle.


Input: [Name of Food] Pizza [Restoration %] 8% Restoration [Description]

Output: A large slice with cheese and toppings on it.


Input: [Name of Food] Ramen [Restoration %] 7% Restoration [Description]

Output: A bowl filled with yellow noodles, and red, white, and green vegetables layed on top of the bowl of noodles.


Input: [Name of Food] Rice Ball [Restoration %] 6% Restoration [Description]

Output: A small block of black seaweed with a white filling in the center.


Input: [Name of Food] Rice Tray [Restoration %] 5% Restoration [Description]

Output: A small block of rice with tea on the side.


Input: [Name of Food] Spaghetti [Restoration %] 6% Restoration [Description]

Output: A small bowl filled with yellow noodles and a red sauce.


Input: [Name of Food] Strawberry [Restoration %] 3% Restoration [Description]

Output: A plump almost circular red fruit with a green stem.


Input: [Name of Food] Sushi Platter [Restoration %] 8% Restoration [Description]

Output: A tray filled with varieties of sushi.


Input: [Name of Food] Tea [Restoration %] 3% Restoration [Description]

Output: A small saucer filled with dark brown tea.


Input: [Name of Food] Turkey [Restoration %] 7% Restoration [Description]

Output: A large brown turkey on a white platter with green vegetables surrounding the platter.


Input: [Name of Food] Unagi Rice [Restoration %] 9% Restoration [Description]

Output: A pan filled with a dark brown mixture.


Input: [Medication] Prednisolone [Usage]

Output: Anti-inflammatory

Cancer Treatment Drugs - Our Experience with Dog Cancer


Input: [Medication] Clavamox [Usage]

Output: Antibiotic

Cancer Treatment Drugs - Our Experience with Dog Cancer


Input: [Medication] Cefpodoxime Proxetil [Usage]

Output: Antibiotic

Cancer Treatment Drugs - Our Experience with Dog Cancer


Input: [Medication] Ondansetron [Usage]

Output: For nausea

Cancer Treatment Drugs - Our Experience with Dog Cancer


Input: [Medication] Maropitant [Usage]

Output: For nausea

Cancer Treatment Drugs - Our Experience with Dog Cancer


Input: [Medication] Metronidazole [Usage]

Output: For diarrhea or soft stool

Cancer Treatment Drugs - Our Experience with Dog Cancer


Input: [Medication] Yunnan Baivao 0.25 gram [Cost] $14.25 [Usage]

Output: Stops bleeding

Cancer Treatment Drugs - Our Experience with Dog Cancer


Input: [Medication] Tramadol 50mg [Cost] $45.00 [Usage]

Output: Pain management

Cancer Treatment Drugs - Our Experience with Dog Cancer


Input: [Medication] Hydroxyzine [Usage]

Output: Antihistamine

Cancer Treatment Drugs - Our Experience with Dog Cancer


Input: [Medication] Denamarin/Denosyl 225 mg [Cost] $45.30 for 30 day supply [Usage]

Output: Liver function improvement

Cancer Treatment Drugs - Our Experience with Dog Cancer


Input: [Medication] Ursodiol 250mg [Cost] $35.55 for 30 day supply [Usage]

Output: Liver function improvement

Cancer Treatment Drugs - Our Experience with Dog Cancer


Input: [Medication] Cyclophosphamide 4.7MG [Cost] $45 for 45 capsules [Usage]

Output: Chemotherapy

Cancer Treatment Drugs - Our Experience with Dog Cancer


Input: [Medication] Furosemide 40mg [Cost] $1.65 for 30 day supply [Usage]

Output: Diuretic used with Cyclophosphamide

Cancer Treatment Drugs - Our Experience with Dog Cancer


Input: [Medication] Meloxicam 1.5mg/mL Oral Suspension [Cost] $24.30 [Usage]

Output: Pain management

Cancer Treatment Drugs - Our Experience with Dog Cancer


Input: [Medication] Amoxicillin 250mg [Cost] $40.88 [Usage]

Output: Antibiotic

Cancer Treatment Drugs - Our Experience with Dog Cancer


Input: [Medication] Cerenia [Usage]

Output: For nausea

Cancer Treatment Drugs - Our Experience with Dog Cancer


Input: [Setting] Hybrid Auto WB [Colour Temp. (Kelvin)] 4000K-7000K [Description]

Output: Camera sets the WB automatically and steplessly within its workin colour temperature range. It combines readings from actual image data (the portion of the photo that falls within the spot metering circle) and from the external semi-opaque sensor on the front of the camera (shown at left).

Rob Galbraith DPI: Canon EOS-1D: a preview of Canon's pro digital SLR


Input: [Setting] Shade [Colour Temp. (Kelvin)] 7000K [Description]

Output: Neutralizes colour casts in open shade.

Rob Galbraith DPI: Canon EOS-1D: a preview of Canon's pro digital SLR


Input: [Setting] Overcast [Colour Temp. (Kelvin)] 6000K [Description]

Output: Neutralizes colour casts on cloudy days. The EOS-1D manual suggests this setting for sunsets and sunrises, presumably to emphasize the warmth in the scene.

Rob Galbraith DPI: Canon EOS-1D: a preview of Canon's pro digital SLR


Input: [Setting] Flash [Colour Temp. (Kelvin)] 5600K [Description]

Output: Neutralizes colour casts in scenes lit by flash.

Rob Galbraith DPI: Canon EOS-1D: a preview of Canon's pro digital SLR


Input: [Setting] Daylight [Colour Temp. (Kelvin)] 5200K [Description]

Output: Neutralizes colour casts on sunny days.

Rob Galbraith DPI: Canon EOS-1D: a preview of Canon's pro digital SLR


Input: [Setting] Fluorescent [Colour Temp. (Kelvin)] 4000K [Description]

Output: Neutralizes colour casts under one type of fluorescent illumination.

Rob Galbraith DPI: Canon EOS-1D: a preview of Canon's pro digital SLR


Input: [Setting] Tungsten [Colour Temp. (Kelvin)] 3200K [Description]

Output: Neutralizes colour casts under tungsten or incandescent illumination.

Rob Galbraith DPI: Canon EOS-1D: a preview of Canon's pro digital SLR


Input: [Setting] K (Colour Temp.) [Colour Temp. (Kelvin)] 2800K-10,000K [Description]

Output: A colour temperature value can be selected via an on-screen menu, in 100K increments.

Rob Galbraith DPI: Canon EOS-1D: a preview of Canon's pro digital SLR


Input: [Setting] Custom WB [Colour Temp. (Kelvin)] 2000K-10,000K [Description]

Output: Colour casts are neutralized based on a previously-taken image of a neutral object (the EOS-1D user guide recommends a white piece of paper). The object must fill the spot metering circle.

Rob Galbraith DPI: Canon EOS-1D: a preview of Canon's pro digital SLR


Input: [Setting] Personal WB [Colour Temp. (Kelvin)] 2000K-10,000K [Description]

Output: Load into the camera up to three Custom White Balance Settings.

Rob Galbraith DPI: Canon EOS-1D: a preview of Canon's pro digital SLR


Input: [Setting] White Balance Bracketing [Colour Temp. (Kelvin)] +/- 15 mireds in 5 mired increments [Description]

Output: The camera takes three shots consecutively, bracketing the colour temperature.

Rob Galbraith DPI: Canon EOS-1D: a preview of Canon's pro digital SLR


Input: [Egg Picture] File:Chikoritegg.png [Egg Species & EHP] Chikorita 90 [Egg Description]

Output: A green Egg with a leaf on it. It looks like it wants to be picked over the others.


Input: [Egg Picture] File:155.png [Egg Species & EHP] Cyndaquil 5355 [Egg Description]

Output: A dark blue and cream Egg. It looks like it wants to be picked over the others.


Input: [Egg Picture] File:158.png [Egg Species & EHP] Totodile 5355 [Egg Description]

Output: A blue Egg with red and yellow marks. It looks like it wants to be picked over the others


Input: [Egg Picture] File:Sentret.png [Egg Species & EHP] Sentret 4080 [Egg Description]

Output: A light brown Egg with a cream circle and dark brown stripes. There's nothing special about it.


Input: [Egg Picture] File:Hootegg.png [Egg Species & EHP] Hoothoot 4080 [Egg Description]

Output: A brown Egg with almost-black marks on it. It's resting on feathers.


Input: [Egg Picture] File:165.png [Egg Species & EHP] Ledyba 4080 [Egg Description]

Output: A tan Egg with red and white marks. It feels sticky.


Input: [Egg Picture] File:167.png [Egg Species & EHP] Spinarak 4080 [Egg Description]

Output: A green Egg with yellow and black marks on it. It feels sticky.


Input: [Egg Picture] File:170.png [Egg Species & EHP] Chinchou 5355 [Egg Description]

Output: A blue Egg with two yellow marks on it. Sparks jump from it and water is drawn to it.


Input: [Egg Picture] File:Pichu.png [Egg Species & EHP] Pichu 2805 [Egg Description]

Output: A yellow Egg with a grey mark across it. Sparks jump from it.


Input: [Egg Picture] File:173.png [Egg Species & EHP] Cleffa 2805 [Egg Description]

Output: A pink Egg with a star on it. There's nothing special about it.


Input: [Egg Picture] File:Igglybuff.png [Egg Species & EHP] Igglybuff 2805 [Egg Description]

Output: A plain pink Egg with three marks on top. There's nothing special about it.


Input: [Egg Picture] File:Togiegg.png [Egg Species & EHP] Togepi 2805 [Egg Description]

Output: A white Egg with red and blue marks and a tan top. There's nothing special about it.


Input: [Egg Picture] File:Natu.png [Egg Species & EHP] Natu 5355 [Egg Description]

Output: A green Egg with red, yellow, and grey marks on it. It seems to glow.


Input: [Egg Picture] File:Mareep.png [Egg Species & EHP] Mareep 5355 [Egg Description]

Output: A yellow Egg with black stripes and a blue top. Sparks jump from it.


Input: [Egg Picture] File:187.png [Egg Species & EHP] Hoppip 5355 [Egg Description]

Output: A pink egg with a green top. Plants are drawn to it.


Input: [Egg Picture] File:190.png [Egg Species & EHP] Aipom 5355 [Egg Description]

Output: A purple Egg with tan marks. It likes pulling pranks.


Input: [Egg Picture] File:191.png [Egg Species & EHP] Sunkern [Egg Description]

Output: A yellow Egg with brown and green marks. Plants are drawn to it.


Input: [Egg Picture] File:193.png [Egg Species & EHP] Yanma 5355 [Egg Description]

Output: A green Egg with a few red marks on it. It feels sticky.


Input: [Egg Picture] File:Wooper.png [Egg Species & EHP] Wooper [Egg Description]

Output: A blue Egg with purple marks on it. Water is drawn to it.


Input: [Egg Picture] File:Murkrow.png [Egg Species & EHP] Murkrow [Egg Description]

Output: A dark blue Egg with a hat-like mark on it. It's more active at night.


Input: [Egg Picture] File:Misdreavegg.png [Egg Species & EHP] Misdreavus [Egg Description]

Output: A blue Egg with purple designs and a red necklace on it. It seems haunted.


Input: [Egg Picture] File:Unownegg.png [Egg Species & EHP] Unown 10455 [Egg Description]

Output: A grey Egg that looks like a puzzle. It seems to glow.


Input: [Egg Picture] File:Girafegg.png [Egg Species & EHP] Girafarig 5355 [Egg Description]

Output: A yellow and brown Egg that has a white spot on top. It seems to glow.


Input: [Egg Picture] File:204.png [Egg Species & EHP] Pineco 5355 [Egg Description]

Output: A teal Egg that is often mistaken for something else. It feels sticky.


Input: [Egg Picture] File:Dunsparce egg.png [Egg Species & EHP] Dunsparce 5355 [Egg Description]

Output: A yellow Egg with a blue bottom and a blue ring around it. There's nothing special about it.


Input: [Egg Picture] File:Gligar.png [Egg Species & EHP] Gligar 5355 [Egg Description]

Output: A purple Egg with blue marks on the side. It's half buried.


Input: [Egg Picture] File:Egg.png [Egg Species & EHP] Snubbull 5355 [Egg Description]

Output: A pink Egg with a blue mark and two grey ones. There's nothing special about it.


Input: [Egg Picture] File:Quilfish.png [Egg Species & EHP] Qwilfish 5355 [Egg Description]

Output: A blue and yellow Egg. Only water goes near it.


Input: [Egg Picture] File:213.png [Egg Species & EHP] Shuckle 5355 [Egg Description]

Output: An orange and cream Egg with black spots on it. It's in a pile of pebbles.


Input: [Egg Picture] File:Heracross.png [Egg Species & EHP] Heracross 6630 [Egg Description]

Output: A blue Egg with strange marks on it. It's sticky and won't sit still.


Input: [Egg Picture] File:215.png [Egg Species & EHP] Sneasel 5355 [Egg Description]

Output: A dark blue Egg with pink and gold marks. It's more active at night.


Input: [Egg Picture] File:Teddiursa.png [Egg Species & EHP] Teddiursa 5355 [Egg Description]

Output: A brown Egg with a cream moon on a cloud mark. There's nothing special about it.


Input: [Egg Picture] File:Slugma.png [Egg Species & EHP] Slugma 6630 [Egg Description]

Output: A red Egg with two orange marks on it. The ground is scorched near it.


Input: [Egg Picture] File:Swinub.png [Egg Species & EHP] Swinub 5355 [Egg Description]

Output: A brown Egg with dark brown marks on it. There's frost on it.


Input: [Egg Picture] File:Corsolegg.png [Egg Species & EHP] Corsola [Egg Description]

Output: A pink Egg with white bubbly marks on it. Water is drawn to it.


Input: [Egg Picture] File:Remoraid.png [Egg Species & EHP] Remoraid 5355 [Egg Description]

Output: A light blue Egg with dark blue stripes on it. Water is drawn to it.


Input: [Egg Picture] File:Delibird.png [Egg Species & EHP] Delibird 5355 [Egg Description]

Output: A red Egg with white marks on it. It's resting on feathers.


Input: [Egg Picture] File:Skarmory.png [Egg Species & EHP] Skarmory 6630 [Egg Description]

Output: An Egg that looks layered. It's resting on metallic feathers.


Input: [Egg Picture] File:Houndour.png [Egg Species & EHP] Houndour 5355 [Egg Description]

Output: A grey Egg with an orange spot on front. It's more active at night.


Input: [Egg Picture] File:231.png [Egg Species & EHP] Phanphy 5355 [Egg Description]

Output: A light blue egg with red marks on it. It's half buried.


Input: [Egg Picture] File:Stantlegg.png [Egg Species & EHP] Stantler 5355 [Egg Description]

Output: A yellow Egg with a light brown diamond in the center. It seems to glow.


Input: [Egg Picture] File:235.png [Egg Species & EHP] Smeargle 5355 [Egg Description]

Output: A brown-ish egg with two brown spots and a brown stripe. There's a green streak on the bottom.


Input: [Egg Picture] File:Tyrogue.png [Egg Species & EHP] Tyrogue 6630 [Egg Description]

Output: An Egg split between purple and red by a grey mark. It won't sit still.


Input: [Egg Picture] File:Smoochum.png [Egg Species & EHP] Smoochum [Egg Description]

Output: A pink Egg with two cream stripes on it. There's frost on it.


Input: [Egg Picture] File:Elekid.png [Egg Species & EHP] Elekid 6630 [Egg Description]

Output: A yellow Egg with several black marks. Sparks jump from it.


Input: [Egg Picture] File:Magby.png [Egg Species & EHP] Magby [Egg Description]

Output: A red Egg with a yellow front and black stripe. The ground is scorched near it.


Input: [Egg Picture] File:241.png [Egg Species & EHP] Miltank [Egg Description]

Output: A pink egg with a black mark with white marks on top. There’s nothing special about it.


Input: [Egg Picture] File:243.png [Egg Species & EHP] Raikou [Egg Description]

Output: An Egg that seems to hold the power of electricity. It seems to call lightning.


Input: [Egg Picture] File:244.png [Egg Species & EHP] Entei [Egg Description]

Output: An Egg that seems to hold the power of fire. It seems to call volcano eruptions.


Input: [Egg Picture] File:Suicunegg.png [Egg Species & EHP] Suicune [Egg Description]

Output: An Egg that seems to hold the power of water. It seems to purify any water nearby.


Input: [Egg Picture] File:Larvitaregg.png [Egg Species & EHP] Larvitar 10455 [Egg Description]

Output: An olive green egg with black and red marks on it. It's in a pile of pebbles.


Input: [Egg Picture] File:249.png [Egg Species & EHP] Lugia 30,855 [Egg Description]

Output: A white Egg with blue marks on it. It seems to be the balance between three others.


Input: [Egg Picture] File:250.png [Egg Species & EHP] Ho-Oh 30,855 [Egg Description]

Output: An orange Egg with green and grey marks on it.Rainbows seem to end at this egg.


Input: [Egg Picture] File:251.png [Egg Species & EHP] Celebi 30,855 [Egg Description]

Output: An Egg in shades of green. It seems to jump through time.


Input: [Serta iComfort] Memory Foam [Sealy Optimum] Memory Foam [Simmons Beautyrest Recharge] Innerspring/MF Hybrid [Serta iSeries] Innerspring/MF Hybrid [Brand]

Output: Mattress Type

Do Gel Mattresses Live up to the Hype? | Bed Ed


Input: [Serta iComfort] Beads [Sealy Optimum] Beads [Simmons Beautyrest Recharge] Layer? [Serta iSeries] Beads [Brand]

Output: Gel Type

Do Gel Mattresses Live up to the Hype? | Bed Ed


Input: [Serta iComfort] Surface [Sealy Optimum] Surface [Simmons Beautyrest Recharge] Middle [Serta iSeries] Surface [Brand]

Output: Gel Location

Do Gel Mattresses Live up to the Hype? | Bed Ed


Input: [Serta iComfort] B [Sealy Optimum] C [Simmons Beautyrest Recharge] B- [Serta iSeries] B [Brand]

Output: Cool Sleeping

Do Gel Mattresses Live up to the Hype? | Bed Ed


Input: [Serta iComfort] A [Sealy Optimum] B [Simmons Beautyrest Recharge] C [Serta iSeries] B [Brand]

Output: Comfort/Pain Relief

Do Gel Mattresses Live up to the Hype? | Bed Ed


Input: [Serta iComfort] C [Sealy Optimum] C [Simmons Beautyrest Recharge] D [Serta iSeries] C [Brand]

Output: Durability

Do Gel Mattresses Live up to the Hype? | Bed Ed


Input: [Serta iComfort] 4.2 [Sealy Optimum] 4.1 [Simmons Beautyrest Recharge] 3.2 [Serta iSeries] 3.5 [Brand]

Output: Owner Rating

Do Gel Mattresses Live up to the Hype? | Bed Ed


Input: [Serta iComfort] $1074-2774 [Sealy Optimum] $1200-4100 [Simmons Beautyrest Recharge] $250-2600 [Serta iSeries] $1099-3399 [Brand]

Output: Price

Do Gel Mattresses Live up to the Hype? | Bed Ed


Input: [IPA] e!ƒ [SAMPA-C] _’’ [contents]

Output: centralized


Input: [IPA] n!% [SAMPA-C] _u [examples] n_u [contents]

Output: voiceless


Input: [IPA] !dŒ [SAMPA-C] _v [contents]

Output: voiced


Input: [SAMPA-C] _O [examples] O_O [contents]

Output: more rounded


Input: [IPA] \ [SAMPA-C] = [examples] M= [contents]

Output: syllabic


Input: [IPA] Øt/ [SAMPA-C] _?\ [examples] A_?\ [contents]

Output: pharyngealized


Input: [IPA] a‹ [SAMPA-C] ~ [examples] i~ [contents]

Output: nasalization


Input: [SAMPA-C] （ +） [examples] （N+） [contents]

Output: insertion


Input: [SAMPA-C] （ -） [examples] (i-) [contents]

Output: deletion


Input: [Flood Control and Damage] Irrigation [Roads, Streets, and Highways]

Output: Urban Mass Transportation


Input: [Flood Control and Damage] Waterways [Roads, Streets, and Highways]

Output: Community Water Supply


Input: [Flood Control and Damage] Solid Waste [Roads, Streets, and Highways]

Output: Military Installations


Input: [Flood Control and Damage] Planning and Engineering [Roads, Streets, and Highways]

Output: Airways and Airports


Input: [Flood Control and Damage] Public Buildings [Roads, Streets, and Highways]

Output: Parks and Recreations


Input: [Flood Control and Damage] Sewer and Wastewater Treatment [Roads, Streets, and Highways]

Output: Energy and Utilities


Input: [Features] Easy to clean [Clear Cube] Yes [eDiva™] Yes [Cheap Makeup Organizers]

Output: Yes

Clear Acrylic Makeup Organizer w/ Drawers | eDiva


Input: [Features] Enough space to fit all/most of your makeup [Clear Cube] Yes [eDiva™] Yes [Cheap Makeup Organizers]

Output: Yes

Clear Acrylic Makeup Organizer w/ Drawers | eDiva


Input: [Features] Created with highest grade acrylic (for max durability) [Clear Cube] Yes [eDiva™] Yes [Cheap Makeup Organizers]

Output: No

Clear Acrylic Makeup Organizer w/ Drawers | eDiva


Input: [Features] Drawers that open easily and don’t jam [Clear Cube] Yes [eDiva™] Yes [Cheap Makeup Organizers]

Output: No

Clear Acrylic Makeup Organizer w/ Drawers | eDiva


Input: [Features] Free Bonus “Adjustable” Grid Dividers [Clear Cube] No [eDiva™] Yes [Cheap Makeup Organizers]

Output: Varies

Clear Acrylic Makeup Organizer w/ Drawers | eDiva


Input: [Features] 1 year unconditional 100% money-back guarantee [Clear Cube] No [eDiva™] Yes [Cheap Makeup Organizers]

Output: No

Clear Acrylic Makeup Organizer w/ Drawers | eDiva


Input: [Features] Stylish, clear acrylic design with cute, rounded corners [Clear Cube] No [eDiva™] Yes [Cheap Makeup Organizers]

Output: No

Clear Acrylic Makeup Organizer w/ Drawers | eDiva


Input: [Features] Free shipping [Clear Cube] No [eDiva™] Yes [Cheap Makeup Organizers]

Output: No

Clear Acrylic Makeup Organizer w/ Drawers | eDiva


Input: [Features] Ships within… [Clear Cube] 30-45 days [eDiva™] 24-48 hours [Cheap Makeup Organizers]

Output: Varies

Clear Acrylic Makeup Organizer w/ Drawers | eDiva


Input: [RF Technology] No [Infrared Technology] No [Induction Loop Technology] Yes [Consideration]

Output: Can be used with a hearing aid that has a "T" switch without ANY other equipment

A Comparison of Loop, FM & IR Technologies For Assistive Listening | Listentech


Input: [RF Technology] Yes [Infrared Technology] Yes [Induction Loop Technology] Not Applicable [Consideration]

Output: Can be used with a hearing aid that has a "T" switch but requires a neck loop plugged in to an FM or IR receiver

A Comparison of Loop, FM & IR Technologies For Assistive Listening | Listentech


Input: [RF Technology] Medium [Infrared Technology] Medium [Induction Loop Technology] Very High [Consideration]

Output: Relative convenience level for individuals with a hearing aid that has a "T" switch

A Comparison of Loop, FM & IR Technologies For Assistive Listening | Listentech


Input: [RF Technology] Medium [Infrared Technology] Medium [Induction Loop Technology] Medium [Consideration]

Output: Relative convenience level for individuals with a hearing aid that DON'T have a "T" switch

A Comparison of Loop, FM & IR Technologies For Assistive Listening | Listentech


Input: [RF Technology] Low [Infrared Technology] Medium [Induction Loop Technology] High [Consideration]

Output: Relative cost of installation for a new building

A Comparison of Loop, FM & IR Technologies For Assistive Listening | Listentech


Input: [RF Technology] Yes [Infrared Technology] Yes [Induction Loop Technology] No [Consideration]

Output: Can be used for applications beyond assistive listening such as audio description, language interpretation, etc.

A Comparison of Loop, FM & IR Technologies For Assistive Listening | Listentech


Input: [RF Technology] 6 [Infrared Technology] 32 [Induction Loop Technology] 1 [Consideration]

Output: Maximum number of simultaneous channels

A Comparison of Loop, FM & IR Technologies For Assistive Listening | Listentech


Input: [RF Technology] No [Infrared Technology] Yes [Induction Loop Technology] No [Consideration]

Output: Secure. Signal does not travel outside the room

A Comparison of Loop, FM & IR Technologies For Assistive Listening | Listentech