Input: [0] Satin Ribbon – External boning channels [2] It looks pretty when you have stitched them. [3] It looks horrid when you insert the boning. If you use spiral boning you will most likely see the contours of the spiral. It doesn’t last five minutes before the boning starts to rub against the ribbon and damage the fabric. [1]

Output: Stitch a strip of ribbon onto the front of the corset and insert your bones into them.


Input: [0] Twill tape – internal boning channels [2] You can’t see the contour of the bones from the outside of the corset. If you purchase good quality, tightly woven twill tape it creates a secure channel which will last medium to long term. [3] Getting hold of good quality twill tape can be difficult (especially in the UK). Twill tape is expensive compared to other methods. It can make the boning channel appear a little bulky – especially at the edges. Too often I have seen ridges created from the stitch line and the edge of the twill tape which is noticeable from the outside of the corset. Lining up the position of the twill tape on the inside of the corset can be a real pain – it’s no fun when you’ve stitched a perfectly straight boning channel only to discover that your stitch line has run off the edge of the twill tape. It takes time to hand baste your boning channel into position. Not suitable for external boning channels. [1]

Output: Stitch a strip of twill tape to the inside of the corset and insert your boning in between the stitch lines.


Input: [0] Coutil Tubing – Internal and External boning channels [2] You can’t see the contour of the bones from the outside of the corset. The bone is encased between at least three layers of coutil making for a long term and secure fitting for the boning. Can be cheaper than twill tape. Neat and professional finish on the inside of the corset compared with twill tape, making it a great choice for single layer corsets. [3] As for twill tape, it can be a pain lining up your boning channel on the inside of the corset. It takes longer to make the tubes than it does to use something “off the roll”. Again, like twill tape it can be a little bulky. It takes time to tacking stitch the tube into position ready for stitching. [1]

Output: Create a tube out of coutil and stitch to the inside of the corset to create boning channels. For external boning channels, you can add a layer of fashion fabric when making the tube to match/contrast with your fashion fabric layer.


Input: [0] Double layer coutil corset – sandwich method [2] You don’t need to make tubes, line up or hand stitch tape/tubes down. It gives a smooth finish to the boning channel as bulk from adding layers to create the channel is eliminated. It is the simplest way to make boning channels. If you are using a lot of bones it is a much cheaper option compared with twill tape. It creates a secure, long term fitting for the bones. [3] Creating a double coutil layer corset is a skill in itself. It can be tricky to get each pair of panels to line up exactly. And if you don’t then the corset will suffer with wrinkles and the wearer will not be comfortable. Making double layer corsets can be very time consuming because of the need to be exact and accurate at every stage of the construction process. Seams can be very bulky. Not suitable for external boning channels. [1]

Output: This involves creating two identical strength layers and stitching them together to make a single corset. You can then create boning channels by simply stitching two lines wherever you need a boning channel.


Input: [0] The double layers cheat [2] This has all the advantages of the double layer coutil method. It is quicker to make than a double layer corset, and reduces bulk at the seams. It’s quicker to cut two panels and stitch them together than it is to make coutil tubing and hand stitch it in place. [3] Not suitable for external boning channels. [1]

Output: Instead of making a double layer corset, cut one set of panels with seam allowance included and one with seam allowances removed. Before stitching the panels together to create the corset, stitch the panel with the seam allowance removed to the corresponding panel with the seam allowance added, creating a single panel. Then stitch through both layers to create the boning channel.


Input: [Laying hen] Full, red, waxy, warm and velvet like [Non-laying hen] dry, hard cold, coarse and shrunken with white scabs [Character]

Output: Comb and wattle

Poultry :: Chicken :: Grower & Layer Management


Input: [Laying hen] Stocky, well curved, worn -out and less yellow [Non-laying hen] Very long, thin and sharp pointed, yellow [Character]

Output: Beak

Poultry :: Chicken :: Grower & Layer Management


Input: [Laying hen] Bright and alert [Non-laying hen] Dull and sleepy [Character]

Output: Eyes

Poultry :: Chicken :: Grower & Layer Management


Input: [Laying hen] Full, waxy and velvet like [Non-laying hen] Shrunken, wrinkled and coarse [Character]

Output: Ear lobes

Poultry :: Chicken :: Grower & Layer Management


Input: [Laying hen] Usually spread apart more than 2 fingers, thin and pliable [Non-laying hen] practically close together thick and stiff [Character]

Output: Pelvic bones

Poultry :: Chicken :: Grower & Layer Management


Input: [Laying hen] Large, spread 3 to 5 fingers, soft and less of fat [Non-laying hen] Small usually less than 2 fingers, hard and more of fat [Character]

Output: Abdomen

Poultry :: Chicken :: Grower & Layer Management


Input: [Laying hen] Full, large and moist [Non-laying hen] Small, dry and puckered [Character]

Output: Vent

Poultry :: Chicken :: Grower & Layer Management


Input: [0] System Type [1] Characteristic & Use [2] Advantages [3]

Output: Disadvantages

Arizona Solar Center - Your Guide to Solar and Other Renewable Energy Sources in Arizona - Solar Hot Water: A Primer


Input: [0] Solar Batch Water Heater [1] Open loop; Integrated collector & storage; Freeze protection generally limited to infrequent or light freeze climates [2] Simple; No moving parts [3]

Output: Freeze protection typically poor; Inefficient in cold climates; Small systems only

Arizona Solar Center - Your Guide to Solar and Other Renewable Energy Sources in Arizona - Solar Hot Water: A Primer


Input: [0] Thermosiphon [1] Typically open loop; May be closed loop with heat exchanger & antifreeze [2] Simple; Requires no electricity for operation [3]

Output: Collector must be located below tank; Inappropriate for use with hard water (open loop system)

Arizona Solar Center - Your Guide to Solar and Other Renewable Energy Sources in Arizona - Solar Hot Water: A Primer


Input: [0] Direct Pump System [1] Open loop; Freeze-free climates [2] Flexible placement of tank & collector; can be powered by PV [3]

Output: No freeze protection; Inappropriate for use with hard water

Arizona Solar Center - Your Guide to Solar and Other Renewable Energy Sources in Arizona - Solar Hot Water: A Primer


Input: [0] Direct Pump Recirculation System [1] Open loop; Climates where freezing is an unexpected occasion [2] Simple; can be powered by PV [3]

Output: Freeze protection is limited to infrequent & light freezes; Inappropriate for use with hard water

Arizona Solar Center - Your Guide to Solar and Other Renewable Energy Sources in Arizona - Solar Hot Water: A Primer


Input: [0] Draindown [1] Open loop; Designed to drain water when near freezing [2] Can be powered by PV [3]

Output: Freeze protection is vulnerable to numerous problems; Collectors & piping must have adequate slope to drain; Inappropriate for use with hard water

Arizona Solar Center - Your Guide to Solar and Other Renewable Energy Sources in Arizona - Solar Hot Water: A Primer


Input: [0] Closed Loop Heat Exchanger [1] Closed loop; Cold climates [2] Very good freeze protection; Basic principles well understood by conventional plumbing trades; No problems with hard water; can be powered by PV [3]

Output: Most complex of all systems, with many parts; Heat exchanger & antifreeze reduce efficiency; Fluid may break down at high stagnation temperatures

Arizona Solar Center - Your Guide to Solar and Other Renewable Energy Sources in Arizona - Solar Hot Water: A Primer


Input: [0] Drainback [1] Closed loop; Cold climates [2] Very good freeze protection if used with antifreeze; No problems with hard water; Simplest of reliable freeze protection systems; Fluid not subject to stagnation temperatures; Simple to homebrew; can be powered by PV [3]

Output: Heat exchanger & antifreeze reduce efficiency; Collectors & piping must have adequate slope to drain; Requires larger pump to lift

Arizona Solar Center - Your Guide to Solar and Other Renewable Energy Sources in Arizona - Solar Hot Water: A Primer


Input: [Anchor bolt] Carriage bolt [Image credit: Portland Bolt] Image credit: Bolts 'n Nuts Plus

Output: Carriage bolts are used to fasten metal to wood. The undercut of the bolt head is square to hold the bolt in place once tightened.

Anchor bolts are embedded in concrete or masonry for structural applications.


Input: [Anchor bolt] Elevator bolt [Image credit: Portland Bolt] Image credit: TOPS Inc

Output: A flat, plain or countersunk head with a squared undercut holds the bolt in place when a nut is tightened. These are common in conveyor systems.

Anchor bolts are embedded in concrete or masonry for structural applications.


Input: [Anchor bolt] Flange bolt [Image credit: Portland Bolt] Image credit: Packer Fastener & Supply

Output: Flange bolts have an integral washer on the undercut of the bolt head that distributes the bearing load. These are also known as frame bolts.

Anchor bolts are embedded in concrete or masonry for structural applications.


Input: [Anchor bolt] Hanger bolt [Image credit: Portland Bolt] Image credit: Monster Fastener

Output: A hanger bolt does not contain a bolt head. Both ends are threaded, but with one end containing a wood screw.

Anchor bolts are embedded in concrete or masonry for structural applications.


Input: [Anchor bolt] Hexagon bolt/Tap bolt [Image credit: Portland Bolt] Images credits: Portland Bolt; Fastwell Ind. Co.

Output: Hex bolts have six-sided heads. Tap bolts are threaded the entire length of the shank.

Anchor bolts are embedded in concrete or masonry for structural applications.


Input: [Anchor bolt] Lag bolt [Image credit: Portland Bolt] Image credit: MoWiNet

Output: Lag bolts are also called lag screws. They create their own mating thread in wood and other soft materials when tightened.

Anchor bolts are embedded in concrete or masonry for structural applications.


Input: [Anchor bolt] Machine bolt [Image credit: Portland Bolt] Image credit: Infly Industry Inc.

Output: Machine bolts are meant for assembling metal components through predrilled holes with an accompanying screw. These are more commonly called machine screws.

Anchor bolts are embedded in concrete or masonry for structural applications.


Input: [Anchor bolt] Plow bolt [Image credit: Portland Bolt] Image credit: K & R Supply, LLC

Output: With a countersunk flat head, a square shank neck, and a unified thread pitch, plow bolts are durable and common in construction devices.

Anchor bolts are embedded in concrete or masonry for structural applications.


Input: [Anchor bolt] Sex bolt [Image credit: Portland Bolt] Image credit: Wilson Glass

Output: Sex bolts do not require a nut. They come with a mating female component that covers the bolt shank. They are useful for fastening items that cannot be exposed to the abrasive threads.

Anchor bolts are embedded in concrete or masonry for structural applications.


Input: [Anchor bolt] Shoulder bolt [Image credit: Portland Bolt] Image credit: Unified Supply

Output: More commonly know as shoulder screws. Visit GlobalSpec's Shoulder Screw Selection Guide and Specification Filter for tutorial information.

Anchor bolts are embedded in concrete or masonry for structural applications.


Input: [Anchor bolt] Square head bolt [Image credit: Portland Bolt] Image credit: Melfast

Output: Square head bolts a four-sided bolt head with a machine screw thread.

Anchor bolts are embedded in concrete or masonry for structural applications.


Input: [Anchor bolt] Stud bolt [Image credit: Portland Bolt] Image credit: Xiamen Landee Ind. Co.

Output: Stud bolts utilize hex nuts on both ends of the bolt. The workpieces are held between the two bolts.

Anchor bolts are embedded in concrete or masonry for structural applications.


Input: [Anchor bolt] Timber bolt [Image credit: Portland Bolt] Image credit: Jiaxing

Output: Timber bolts are explicitly meant for use with large wood planks and structures. They are common in lumber and marine industries.

Anchor bolts are embedded in concrete or masonry for structural applications.


Input: [Anchor bolt] T-head bolt [Image credit: Portland Bolt] Image credit: Shanghai Mountain Co.

Output: A T-head bolt has a T-shaped head which can fit into a slot or can be gripped easily by a wrench.

Anchor bolts are embedded in concrete or masonry for structural applications.


Input: [Anchor bolt] Toggle bolt [Image credit: Portland Bolt] Image credit: Johson Industrial

Output: With an expanding wing-like nut, toggle bolts are used to mount objects to walls. The nut inserts through a hole before it expands to lay flat against the surface.

Anchor bolts are embedded in concrete or masonry for structural applications.


Input: [Anchor bolt] U-bolt [Image credit: Portland Bolt] Image credit: Portland Bolt

Output: U-bolts are partially threaded on both ends and are bent in the shape of the letter 'U', with either a radius or two right angles.

Anchor bolts are embedded in concrete or masonry for structural applications.


Input: [Mechanism] Inhalation of infectious particles [Frequency]

Output: Common


Input: [Mechanism] Aspiration of oropharyngeal or gastric contents [Frequency]

Output: Common


Input: [Mechanism] Hematogenous deposition [Frequency]

Output: Uncommon


Input: [Mechanism] Invasion from infection in contiguous structures [Frequency]

Output: Rare


Input: [Mechanism] Direct inoculation [Frequency]

Output: Less common


Input: [Mechanism] Reactivation [Frequency]

Output: More common in immunocompromised hosts


Input: [Gear] Expedition Parka [Guide's Pick] Patagonia Special Edition Encapsil Down Parka [Description]

Output: Patagonia, Feathered Friends, Mountain Hardwear, Marmot, and The North Face all make good parkas. There are some synthetic options; however, down is recommended as it is lighter and less bulky. You do not need a full-on 8000meter parka for peaks like Denali and Aconcagua, but you should have a warm one with a hood. A suitable parka will be built with "box baffled construction."


Input: [Gear] Base Layer Top [Guide's Pick] Capilene 2 Crew [Description]

Output: (1 or 2 sets) Synthetic layers work well, such as Capilene 2 or 3 from Patagonia. There are some really nice Merino wool options on the market as well. One set it sufficient for most expeditions and for overnight trips, however; the choice as to whether to bring a second set is a personal one, based on your level of comfort with wearing the same clothes for days or weeks at a time.


Input: [Gear] Light Fleece Top [Guide's Pick] Capilene 4 Hoody [Description]

Output: You'll want a light fleece top in a weight similar to Capilene 4 from Patagonia, or Powerstretch from Polartec. A rather deep zip t-neck really helps with ventilating and we are fans of a hooded version for this layer.


Input: [Gear] “Puffy,” Synthetic Jacket [Guide's Pick] Micro Puff Hooded Jacket [Description]

Output: Size this layer to fit over your light fleece and wind shell. We are fans of the puffy, Primaloft jackets because they are lighter and warmer than thick fleece and compress down much smaller. A hood is a recommended feature in this layer, but is not necessary.


Input: [Gear] Hard Shell Jacket [Guide's Pick] Patagonia M10 Jacket [Description]

Output: This jacket should be large enough to go over your fleece clothing layer. You do not need the burliest Gore-Tex jacket you can find, and we prefer the lightest weight versions. Many people are climbing peaks such as Denali, Aconcagua and Everest using very lightweight, windproof, water resistant shells, rather than fully waterproof jackets. Other trips, such as Carstensz Pyramid, are notoriously wet and absolutely need waterproof layers. Long expeditions like Everest also need this layer. Contact us to see if your particular trip needs this layer for your trip.


Input: [Gear] Wind Shirt [Guide's Pick] Patagonia Houdinin Jacket (W) Patagonia Houdinin Jacket (M) [Description]

Output: Many high alpine peaks are cold and dry. If you are not getting rained on or experiencing wet snow, perhaps you do not need a waterproof jacket? We are huge fans of very lightweight windshirts for peaks like Denali and Aconcagua. Weighing just a few ounces, these can be carried in your pocket or in the lid of your pack for rapid deployment. They can replace your hard shell on many mountains, saving you a half a pound or more.


Input: [Cause of Disruption] Decrease volume (and increase pressure) [To Counteract Change] Decrease pressure [Direction of Shift] To reactants [Reaction]

Output: More moles of gaseous products than reactants


Input: [Cause of Disruption] Increase volume (and decrease pressure) [To Counteract Change] Increase pressure [Direction of Shift] To products [Reaction]

Output: More moles of gaseous products than reactants


Input: [Cause of Disruption] Decrease volume (and increase pressure) [To Counteract Change] Decrease pressure [Direction of Shift] To products [Reaction]

Output: More moles of gaseous reactants than products


Input: [Cause of Disruption] Increase volume (and decrease pressure) [To Counteract Change] Increase pressure [Direction of Shift] To reactants [Reaction]

Output: More moles of gaseous reactants than products


Input: [Cause of Disruption] Decrease volume (and increase pressure) [To Counteract Change] No effect [Direction of Shift] No Shift [Reaction]

Output: Equal moles of gaseous reactants and products


Input: [Cause of Disruption] Increase volume (and increase pressure) [To Counteract Change] No effect [Direction of Shift] No Shift [Reaction]

Output: Equal moles of gaseous reactants and products


Input: [NIH Subcategory] D-1 Experiments using Risk Group 2. Risk Group 3, Risk Group 4 or restricted agents as host-vector systems.

Output: This refers to the introduction of recombinant DNA into the pathogenic agent. Containment levels will generally be based on the risk of the unmodified agent.


Input: [NIH Subcategory] D-2 Experiments in which DNAfrom Risk Group 2, Risk Group 3, Risk Group 4 or restricted agents is cloned into non-pathogenicprokaryotic or lower eukaryotic host-vector systems.

Output: When cloning is from Risk Group 2 or 3 pathogens, BL2 containment is generally prescribed, but specific lowering to BL1 may be approved by IBC.


Input: [NIH Subcategory] D-3 Experiments involving the use of infectious DNA or RNA viruses or defective DNA or RNA viruses in the presence of a helper virus in tissue culture systems.

Output: Experiments involving Risk Group 2 viruses (infectious or defective) in the presence of helper virus are generally conducted at BL2) Experiments involving Risk Group 3 viruses (infectious or defective) in the presence of helper virus are generally conducted at BL3. Recombinant DNA or RNA molecules containing < 2/3 of the genome of any eukaryotic virus are considered defective. These viruses, in the absence of a helper virus, are categorized under III-E.


Input: [NIH Subcategory] D-4 Experiments involving whole animals

Output: This category applies to whole animals in which the genome has been altered by stable introduction into the germline (transgenic animals). This category also applies to experiments involving viable recombinant DNA-modified microorganisms tested on whole animals Viral vectors used on animals that do not lead to transmissible infection, either directly or indirectly a result of recombination in animals, may generally be propagated at BL1. Recombinant DNA, or DNA derived from recombinant DNA, from any source except for>2/3 of eukaryotic viral genome may generally be transferred to animals and propagated at BL1. The purchase of transgenic rodents is exempt under Section III-F and WSU IBC policy.


Input: [NIH Subcategory] D-5 Experiments involving whole plants

Output: This category applies to experiments that produce genetically engineered plants by way of recombinant DNA methods. This category also applies to experiments using plants together with microorganisms or insects containing recombinant DNA. This category is restricted to experiments involving exotic infectious agents with recognized potential for serious, detrimental impact on ecosystems and experiments involving sequence encoding potent vertebrate toxins introduced into plants or associated organisms. All other plant experiments are likely to fall under Section III-E.


Input: [NIH Subcategory] D-6 Experiments involving > 10 liters of culture

Output: Appendix K outlines large-scale containment practices. The IBC will decide upon appropriate containment.


Input: [= Required = Not Required] Types of Food [Produce Vehicle] Whole, uncut produce and prepackaged non- potentially hazardous food (PHF*) [Prepackaged Food Vehicle] Prepackaged products only [Espresso/ Coffee Cart] Coffee, coffee based products, espresso Varies [Enclosed Mobile Food Facility] Varies

Output: Hot dogs, tamales in wrappers, corn in husk, and prepackaged foods for hot holding

Mobile Food Facility Requirement Comparison Chart :: Environmental Health :: Contra Costa Health Services


Input: [= Required = Not Required] Operations [Produce Vehicle] Storage and selling of produce or non-PHF from vehicle [Prepackaged Food Vehicle] Storage and selling of prepackaged food from vehicle [Espresso/ Coffee Cart] Preparation of beverages without frozen milk products that are for immediate service to a consumer order Cooking/ preparation for immediate service, dispensing/ portioning of non-PHF [Enclosed Mobile Food Facility] Full service

Output: Ability to steam or boil hot dogs for hot holding

Mobile Food Facility Requirement Comparison Chart :: Environmental Health :: Contra Costa Health Services


Input: [= Required = Not Required] Construction [Produce Vehicle] Required to have smooth, easily cleanable, non- absorbent food storage areas. [Prepackaged Food Vehicle] Required to have smooth, easily cleanable, non- absorbent food storage areas. [Espresso/ Coffee Cart] Required to have NSF, UL listed equipment, and smooth, cleanable surfaces with no raw wood. Required to have NSF, UL listed equipment, and smooth, cleanable surfaces with no raw wood. [Enclosed Mobile Food Facility] Required to have NSF, UL listed equipment, and smooth, cleanable surfaces with no raw wood.

Output: Required to have NSF, UL listed equipment, and smooth, cleanable surfaces with no raw wood.

Mobile Food Facility Requirement Comparison Chart :: Environmental Health :: Contra Costa Health Services


Input: [= Required = Not Required] = Required = Not Required [Produce Vehicle] Produce Vehicle [Prepackaged Food Vehicle] Prepackaged Food Vehicle [Espresso/ Coffee Cart] Espresso/ Coffee Cart Limited Food Preparation Vehicle [Enclosed Mobile Food Facility] Enclosed Mobile Food Facility

Output: Hot Dog/ Tamale Cart, Corn Roaster

Mobile Food Facility Requirement Comparison Chart :: Environmental Health :: Contra Costa Health Services


Input: [= Required = Not Required] Commissary [Produce Vehicle] Requirement may be waived if vehicle sells or discards all stock by end of day. [Prepackaged Food Vehicle] Requirement may be waived if vehicle sells or discards all stock by end of day. [Espresso/ Coffee Cart] Required Required [Enclosed Mobile Food Facility] Required

Output: Required

Mobile Food Facility Requirement Comparison Chart :: Environmental Health :: Contra Costa Health Services


Input: [= Required = Not Required] Mechanical Refrigeration [Prepackaged Food Vehicle] Not-Required if selling only non-PHF. Non- mechanical refrigeration permitted when limited to frozen ready-to-eat foods, whole fish, or whole aquatic invertebrates. [Espresso/ Coffee Cart] Required Required [Enclosed Mobile Food Facility] Required

Output: Required

Mobile Food Facility Requirement Comparison Chart :: Environmental Health :: Contra Costa Health Services


Input: [= Required = Not Required] Fully enclosed/ compartment for food storage and/or preparation [Espresso/ Coffee Cart] Food compartment required Food compartment required [Enclosed Mobile Food Facility] Must be fully enclosed

Output: Food compartment required

Mobile Food Facility Requirement Comparison Chart :: Environmental Health :: Contra Costa Health Services


Input: [= Required = Not Required] Hand Wash Water Tank [Espresso/ Coffee Cart] 5 gallons 5 gallons [Enclosed Mobile Food Facility] 5 gallons

Output: 5 gallons

Mobile Food Facility Requirement Comparison Chart :: Environmental Health :: Contra Costa Health Services


Input: [= Required = Not Required] Fresh Water Tank [Espresso/ Coffee Cart] 15 gallons 15 gallons [Enclosed Mobile Food Facility] 15 gallons

Output: 15 gallons

Mobile Food Facility Requirement Comparison Chart :: Environmental Health :: Contra Costa Health Services


Input: [= Required = Not Required] Waste Water Tank [Prepackaged Food Vehicle] Not-Required, except for facilities that use ice for temperature control [Espresso/ Coffee Cart] 50% larger than fresh water sources combined 50% larger than fresh water sources combined [Enclosed Mobile Food Facility] 50% larger than fresh water sources combined

Output: 50% larger than fresh water sources combined

Mobile Food Facility Requirement Comparison Chart :: Environmental Health :: Contra Costa Health Services


Input: [= Required = Not Required] Water Heater [Espresso/ Coffee Cart] ½ gallon ½ gallon [Enclosed Mobile Food Facility] 3 gallons

Output: ½ gallon

Mobile Food Facility Requirement Comparison Chart :: Environmental Health :: Contra Costa Health Services


Input: [1] Rate [2] Minutes [3]

Output: Procedure

Facial Massage Spa Midtown New York Manhattan


Input: [0] Deep Cleansing Facial Deep Cleansing Back [1] $ 110 $ 110 [2] 60 Min 60 Min [3]

Output: § Deep Cleansing § Exfoliating with a rotary brush § Steam Facial Massage § Extraction § Ultra Sound Treatment § Soft Mask § Neck, Shoulder, Hand Massage

Facial Massage Spa Midtown New York Manhattan


Input: [0] Glycolic Peel Facial [1] $150 [2] 45 Min [3]

Output: § Deep Cleansing § Glycolic Acid Peel § Steam Facial Massage § Extraction § Soft Mask § Neck, Shoulder, Hand Massage

Facial Massage Spa Midtown New York Manhattan


Input: [0] Acne Treatment Facial Acne Treatment Back [1] $ 110 $ 110 [2] 45 Min 45 Min [3]

Output: § Deep Cleansing § Steam Facial Massage § Extraction § High Frequency Anti-Biotic Treatment § Tea Tree Cold Mask § Neck, Shoulder, Hand Massage

Facial Massage Spa Midtown New York Manhattan


Input: [0] Diamond Microdermabrasion [1] $ 150 [2] 45 min [3]

Output: § Deep Cleansing § Diamond Microdermabrasion Passes § Steam Facial Massage § Extraction § Soft Mask § Neck, Shoulder, Hand Massage

Facial Massage Spa Midtown New York Manhattan


Input: [0] Oxygen Facial Rejuvenation [1] $ 120 [2] 45 min [3]

Output: § Deep Cleansing § Steam Facial Massage § Extraction § Oxygen Rejuvenating Treatment § Soft Mask § Oxygen Mask § Oxygen Neck, Shoulder, Hand Massage

Facial Massage Spa Midtown New York Manhattan


Input: [0] Photo Facial (LED) Photo Facial (Cool Light Laser) Photo Facial (IPL) Photo Facial Q-Switched Nd: YAG Laser (1064nm) [1] $ 120 $ 120 $ 150 $ 220 [2] 45 Min 45 Min 45 Min 45 Min [3]

Output: § Deep Cleansing § Steam Facial Massage § Extraction § Laser Photo Passes § Soft Mask § Neck, Shoulder, Hand Massage

Facial Massage Spa Midtown New York Manhattan


Input: [0] Laser Hair Removal (one small area) [1] $ 110 [3]

Output: Small Areas § Bikini line § Upper lip § Chin § Areola § Neck (front) § Neck (back) § Happy trail § Feet § Hands § Cheeks § Sideburns § Underarm

Facial Massage Spa Midtown New York Manhattan


Input: [0] Laser Hair Removal (one medium area) [1] $ 150 [3]

Output: Medium Areas § Brazilian bikini § Breasts § Shoulder § Inner thigh

Facial Massage Spa Midtown New York Manhattan


Input: [0] Microcurrent Face Lifting [1] $120 [2] 45 Min [3]

Output: § Deep Cleansing § Steam Facial Massage § Extraction § Face Lifting by Microcurrent § Soft Mask § Neck, Shoulder, Hand Massage

Facial Massage Spa Midtown New York Manhattan


Input: [0] Ultrasound Face Lifting [1] $150 [2] 45 Min [3]

Output: § Deep Cleansing § Steam Facial Massage § Extraction § Face Lifting by Ultrasound § Soft Mask § Neck, Shoulder, Hand Massage

Facial Massage Spa Midtown New York Manhattan


Input: [0] Radio Frequency Face Lifting [1] $ 150 [2] 45 Min [3]

Output: § Deep Cleansing § Steam Facial Massage § Extraction § Face Lifting by Radio Frequency § Collagen Eye mask § Neck, Shoulder, Hand Massage

Facial Massage Spa Midtown New York Manhattan


Input: [0] Ear Candling [1] $ 80 [2] 30 Min [3]

Output: § Ear Candling § Neck, Shoulder, Hand Massage

Facial Massage Spa Midtown New York Manhattan


Input: [Common name] horticultural oil [Type] low impact [Residual*]

Aphids in home gardens : Insects : University of Minnesota Extension


Input: [Common name] insecticidal soap [Type] low impact [Residual*]

Aphids in home gardens : Insects : University of Minnesota Extension


Input: [Common name] pyrethrin [Type] low impact [Residual*]

Output: short

Aphids in home gardens : Insects : University of Minnesota Extension


Input: [Common name] azadirachtin [Type] low impact [Residual*]

Output: short

Aphids in home gardens : Insects : University of Minnesota Extension


Input: [Common name] lambda-cyhalothrin [Type] conventional/broad spectrum [Residual*]

Output: medium-long

Aphids in home gardens : Insects : University of Minnesota Extension


Input: [Common name] permethrin [Type] conventional/broad spectrum [Residual*]

Output: medium-long

Aphids in home gardens : Insects : University of Minnesota Extension


Input: [Common name] cyfluthrin [Type] conventional/broad spectrum [Residual*]

Output: medium-long

Aphids in home gardens : Insects : University of Minnesota Extension


Input: [Bad Choice] Country Fried Steak [Good Choice] Grilled Salmon with Dill Sauce [Best Choice]

Output: Grilled Salmon with Dill Sauce sprinkled with Nutrim


Input: [Bad Choice] Butter [Good Choice] Margarine [Best Choice]

Output: Omega-3 Spread with Nutrim


Input: [Bad Choice] Au Gratin Potatoes [Good Choice] Baked Potato [Best Choice]

Output: Baked Potato with Nutrim


Input: [Bad Choice] New England Clam Chowder [Good Choice] Vegatable Soup [Best Choice]

Output: Vegetable Soup mixed with Nutrim


Input: [Bad Choice] Pancakes with Butter & Syrup [Good Choice] Whole Grain Waffles with Fruit [Best Choice]

Output: Nutrim Oat Bran with Fruit Topping


Input: [Bad Choice] Fried Eggs [Good Choice] Scrambled Egg Whites [Best Choice]

Output: Scrambled Egg Whites with Nutrim Added


Input: [Bad Choice] Whole Milk [Good Choice] Soy Milk [Best Choice]

Output: 1% Fat Free Milk with Nutrim


Input: [Bad Choice] Milkshake [Good Choice] Yogurt Smoothie [Best Choice]

Output: Fruit Smoothie made with Nutrim


Input: [1] Workout [3] Lunch [4] Dinner [5] Plans [2]

Output: Breakfast

Counting Calories - Coffee Cake and Cardio


Input: [0] Monday [1] 20 min. run (E) and weights at work [3] Ham sandwich with swiss cheese and garlic hummus, grapes [4] Mexican turkey meatloaf with mashed potatoes [5] Cooking and graduate work [2]

Output: Bowl of cereal with blueberries

Counting Calories - Coffee Cake and Cardio


Input: [0] Tuesday [1] Off [3] Leftover meatloaf and mashed potatoes [4] — [5] Good bye party after work and graduate work [2]

Output: Oatmeal with peanut butter

Counting Calories - Coffee Cake and Cardio


Input: [0] Wednesday [1] 2 mile run (E) and weights at work [3] Leftover meatloaf and mashed potatoes [4] Dinner with Liz [5] Crocheting class with Liz [2]

Output: Bowl of cereal with blueberries

Counting Calories - Coffee Cake and Cardio


Input: [0] Thursday [1] Spin [3] Ham sandwich with swiss cheese and garlic hummus [4] Pasta with tuna and a side of asparagus [5] Graduate work [2]

Output: Oatmeal with peanut butter

Counting Calories - Coffee Cake and Cardio


Input: [0] Friday [1] 25 min. run (E) and weights at work [3] Ham sandwich with swiss cheese and garlic hummus [4] — [5] — [2]

Output: Oatmeal with peanut butter

Counting Calories - Coffee Cake and Cardio


Input: [Print Specs] Yes [FEATURES]

Output: Temperature Management System

GE Café™ Series 24.6 Cu. Ft. Counter-Depth Side-by-Side Refrigerator | CSCP5UGXSS | GE Appliances


Input: [Print Specs] Turbo Cool setting Dual Evaporator 4 Electronic Sensors Multiflow Air Tower [FEATURES]

Output: Temperature Management Features

GE Café™ Series 24.6 Cu. Ft. Counter-Depth Side-by-Side Refrigerator | CSCP5UGXSS | GE Appliances


Input: [Print Specs] Actual Temperature Display External Temperature Controls Electronic [FEATURES]

Output: Control Type

GE Café™ Series 24.6 Cu. Ft. Counter-Depth Side-by-Side Refrigerator | CSCP5UGXSS | GE Appliances


Input: [Print Specs] Frost Guard [FEATURES]

Output: Defrost Type

GE Café™ Series 24.6 Cu. Ft. Counter-Depth Side-by-Side Refrigerator | CSCP5UGXSS | GE Appliances


Input: [Print Specs] Integrated [FEATURES]

Output: Icemaker

GE Café™ Series 24.6 Cu. Ft. Counter-Depth Side-by-Side Refrigerator | CSCP5UGXSS | GE Appliances


Input: [Print Specs] Integrated with Cubes, Crushed Ice & Chilled Water [FEATURES]

Output: Dispenser

GE Café™ Series 24.6 Cu. Ft. Counter-Depth Side-by-Side Refrigerator | CSCP5UGXSS | GE Appliances


Input: [Print Specs] Child Lock LED Dispenser Light Quick Ice Door Alarm Water Filter Indicator Light [FEATURES]

Output: Dispenser Features

GE Café™ Series 24.6 Cu. Ft. Counter-Depth Side-by-Side Refrigerator | CSCP5UGXSS | GE Appliances


Input: [Print Specs] MSWF [FEATURES]

Output: Water Filtration

GE Café™ Series 24.6 Cu. Ft. Counter-Depth Side-by-Side Refrigerator | CSCP5UGXSS | GE Appliances


Input: [Print Specs] 4 Total Glass 3 Adjustable 3 Spill Proof 2 Slide-Out 1 Quick Space Shelf [FEATURES]

Output: Fresh Food Cabinet Shelves

GE Café™ Series 24.6 Cu. Ft. Counter-Depth Side-by-Side Refrigerator | CSCP5UGXSS | GE Appliances


Input: [Print Specs] 5 Total Clear Look 4 Adjustable 1 Fixed 2 with Gallon Storage [FEATURES]

Output: Fresh Food Door Bins

GE Café™ Series 24.6 Cu. Ft. Counter-Depth Side-by-Side Refrigerator | CSCP5UGXSS | GE Appliances


Input: [Print Specs] Snugger Clips - 2 Dairy Compartment [FEATURES]

Output: Fresh Food Door Features

GE Café™ Series 24.6 Cu. Ft. Counter-Depth Side-by-Side Refrigerator | CSCP5UGXSS | GE Appliances


Input: [Print Specs] Integrated Shelf Support System Interior Lighting [FEATURES]

Output: Fresh Food Features

GE Café™ Series 24.6 Cu. Ft. Counter-Depth Side-by-Side Refrigerator | CSCP5UGXSS | GE Appliances


Input: [Print Specs] In-the-Door Beverage Rack [FEATURES]

Output: Beverage Feature

GE Café™ Series 24.6 Cu. Ft. Counter-Depth Side-by-Side Refrigerator | CSCP5UGXSS | GE Appliances


Input: [Print Specs] 3-Stack drawer system [FEATURES]

Output: Fresh Food Cabinet Drawers

GE Café™ Series 24.6 Cu. Ft. Counter-Depth Side-by-Side Refrigerator | CSCP5UGXSS | GE Appliances


Input: [Print Specs] Adjustable Temperature [FEATURES]

Output: Top Drawer

GE Café™ Series 24.6 Cu. Ft. Counter-Depth Side-by-Side Refrigerator | CSCP5UGXSS | GE Appliances


Input: [Print Specs] Adjustable Humidity [FEATURES]

Output: Middle Drawer

GE Café™ Series 24.6 Cu. Ft. Counter-Depth Side-by-Side Refrigerator | CSCP5UGXSS | GE Appliances


Input: [Print Specs] Sealed [FEATURES]

Output: Snack Drawer

GE Café™ Series 24.6 Cu. Ft. Counter-Depth Side-by-Side Refrigerator | CSCP5UGXSS | GE Appliances


Input: [Print Specs] Express Chill [FEATURES]

Output: Bottom Drawer

GE Café™ Series 24.6 Cu. Ft. Counter-Depth Side-by-Side Refrigerator | CSCP5UGXSS | GE Appliances


Input: [Print Specs] 3 Total Wire [FEATURES]

Output: Freezer Cabinet Shelves

GE Café™ Series 24.6 Cu. Ft. Counter-Depth Side-by-Side Refrigerator | CSCP5UGXSS | GE Appliances


Input: [Print Specs] 1 Total [FEATURES]

Output: Freezer Door Shelves

GE Café™ Series 24.6 Cu. Ft. Counter-Depth Side-by-Side Refrigerator | CSCP5UGXSS | GE Appliances


Input: [Print Specs] 2 Total 2 Adjustable Wire Tilt-Out [FEATURES]

Output: Freezer Door Bins

GE Café™ Series 24.6 Cu. Ft. Counter-Depth Side-by-Side Refrigerator | CSCP5UGXSS | GE Appliances


Input: [Print Specs] 3 Total 3 Slide-Out 2 Full-Extension [FEATURES]

Output: Freezer Storage Baskets

GE Café™ Series 24.6 Cu. Ft. Counter-Depth Side-by-Side Refrigerator | CSCP5UGXSS | GE Appliances


Input: [Print Specs] Interior Lighting [FEATURES]

Output: Freezer Features

GE Café™ Series 24.6 Cu. Ft. Counter-Depth Side-by-Side Refrigerator | CSCP5UGXSS | GE Appliances


Input: [Print Specs] All Corners [FEATURES]

Output: Leveling System

GE Café™ Series 24.6 Cu. Ft. Counter-Depth Side-by-Side Refrigerator | CSCP5UGXSS | GE Appliances


Input: [Print Specs] ABS [FEATURES]

Output: Door Liner

GE Café™ Series 24.6 Cu. Ft. Counter-Depth Side-by-Side Refrigerator | CSCP5UGXSS | GE Appliances


Input: [Print Specs] Auto Energy Saver Easily Removable Door Gaskets [FEATURES]

Output: Performance Features

GE Café™ Series 24.6 Cu. Ft. Counter-Depth Side-by-Side Refrigerator | CSCP5UGXSS | GE Appliances


Input: [Print Specs] Free-Standing Counter Depth [FEATURES]

Output: Exterior Style

GE Café™ Series 24.6 Cu. Ft. Counter-Depth Side-by-Side Refrigerator | CSCP5UGXSS | GE Appliances


Input: [Cold] Usually none [Flu] High fever (102 - 104° F); lasts 3 to 4 days [Symptoms]

Output: Fever

Influenza (flu) - Mississippi State Department of Health


Input: [Cold] Usually none [Flu] Headaches can be strong [Symptoms]

Output: Headache

Influenza (flu) - Mississippi State Department of Health


Input: [Cold] Very little [Flu] Often severe aches and pains [Symptoms]

Output: General aches, pains

Influenza (flu) - Mississippi State Department of Health


Input: [Cold] Mild [Flu] Fatigue for up to 3 weeks [Symptoms]

Output: Fatigue, weakness

Influenza (flu) - Mississippi State Department of Health


Input: [Cold] Never [Flu] Exhaustion begins early and remains [Symptoms]

Output: Extreme exhaustion

Influenza (flu) - Mississippi State Department of Health


Input: [Cold] Nose usually stuffy [Flu] Sometimes [Symptoms]

Output: Stuffy nose

Influenza (flu) - Mississippi State Department of Health


Input: [Cold] Sneezing is common [Flu] Sometimes [Symptoms]

Output: Sneezing

Influenza (flu) - Mississippi State Department of Health


Input: [Cold] Throat is usually sore [Flu] Sometimes [Symptoms]

Output: Sore throat

Influenza (flu) - Mississippi State Department of Health


Input: [Cold] Sometimes [Flu] Chest discomfort and coughing can be severe [Symptoms]

Output: Chest discomfort, cough

Influenza (flu) - Mississippi State Department of Health


Input: [Cold] Sinus congestion or earache [Flu] Bronchitis, pneumonia; can be life-threatening [Symptoms]

Output: Complications

Influenza (flu) - Mississippi State Department of Health


Input: [Cold] None [Flu] Annual vaccination or antiviral medicines; see your doctor [Symptoms]

Output: Prevention

Influenza (flu) - Mississippi State Department of Health


Input: [Cold] Only temporary relief of symptoms [Flu] Antiviral medicines: see your doctor [Symptoms]

Output: Treatment

Influenza (flu) - Mississippi State Department of Health


Input: [Edition Type] Matted Print [Edition Size] Open [Size] 8x10 [Status] Available [Medium]

Output: Paper


Input: [Edition Type] Matted Print [Edition Size] Open [Size] 11x14 [Status] Available [Medium]

Output: Paper


Input: [Edition Type] Matted Print [Edition Size] Open [Size] 16x20 [Status] Available [Medium]

Output: Paper


Input: [Edition Type] Giclée on Canvas [Edition Size] Open [Size] 9x12 [Status] Available [Medium]

Output: Canvas


Input: [Edition Type] Giclée on Canvas [Edition Size] Open [Size] 13x17 [Status] Available [Medium]

Output: Canvas


Input: [Edition Type] Giclée on Canvas [Edition Size] ** See notes above [Size] 20x26 [Status] Available [Medium]

Output: Canvas


Input: [Mattress Topper Type] Mattress Protector (a non-padded mattress covers) [What it's for]

Output: Non-padded mattress covers (sometimes called encasements) are designed to help protect a mattress from exposure to things that might damage it-like water, dust and dust mites, mold, pet dander, and other allergens. Non-padded mattress covers can be made of cotton, vinyl or super-tightly woven polyester fabric, and they usually zip up to totally surround the mattress. (You can get these encasements for box springs, too.)

Buying Guide to Mattress Pads & Toppers - BedBathandBeyond.com


Input: [Mattress Topper Type] Fitted Mattress Pads [What it's for]

Output: A fitted mattress pad works like a fitted sheet-a ring of elastic around its bottom edge helps secure it to the bed. Unlike a sheet, however, a fitted mattress pad is quilted on top to provide a comfortable sleeping surface-and to circulate air to help sleepers' body temperatures stay more even during the night. Fitted mattress pads are a good match for most standard-size mattresses.

Buying Guide to Mattress Pads & Toppers - BedBathandBeyond.com


Input: [Mattress Topper Type] Guaranteed-to-Fit Mattress Pads [What it's for]

Output: Because it has a quilted top, a guaranteed-to-fit mattress pad helps make a bed feel more comfortable. It also offers better temperature regulation. The side panels of a guaranteed-to-fit mattress pad are made with an elasticized fabric that helps it attach securely to deeper mattresses, usually up to depth of 24". (These mattress pads are sometimes referred to as Tailor Fit or Expand-a-Grip.)

Buying Guide to Mattress Pads & Toppers - BedBathandBeyond.com


Input: [Mattress Topper Type] Visco Elastic Mattress Toppers [What it's for]

Output: These mattress toppers, sometimes called memory foam, are designed to provide additional support to sleepers. They conform to the body because they're made with a temperature-sensitive material that contracts more where the body is warmer, but stays firmer where the body is cooler. Another benefit? These mattress toppers can also dampen motion when a sleeper moves. Visco elastic mattress pads are placed on the bed underneath the fitted sheet.

Buying Guide to Mattress Pads & Toppers - BedBathandBeyond.com


Input: [Mattress Topper Type] Fiberbeds and Featherbeds [What it's for]

Output: These mattress toppers are essentially mattress-sized pillows designed to create a more comfortable sleeping surface. Fiberbeds and featherbeds cradle body areas that don't come into contact with the mattress. These stuffed pads are made with natural materials like down and cotton or with man-made materials, and can be placed underneath or on top of a fitted sheet.

Buying Guide to Mattress Pads & Toppers - BedBathandBeyond.com


Input: [Mattress Topper Type] Convoluted Mattress Pads [What it's for]

Output: Also referred to as egg crates, these dimpled foam pads are designed to improve body weight distribution. They add support, help reduce tossing and turning, and add a layer of cushioning to the bed.

Buying Guide to Mattress Pads & Toppers - BedBathandBeyond.com


Input: [Mattress Topper Type] Heated Mattress Pads [What it's for]

Output: These mattress pads are electric and come with warming controls. Some come with dual controls that let you have different warmth settings for each side of the bed.

Buying Guide to Mattress Pads & Toppers - BedBathandBeyond.com


Input: [Soft tissue sarcoma] Liposarcoma [Location in body]

Output: Fat


Input: [Soft tissue sarcoma] Synovial sarcoma [Location in body]

Output: Joint


Input: [Soft tissue sarcoma] Fibrosarcoma [Location in body]

Output: Fibrous tissue


Input: [Soft tissue sarcoma] Leiomyosarcoma [Location in body]

Output: Smooth muscle (seen in blood vessels and intestines)


Input: [Soft tissue sarcoma] Rhabdomyosarcoma [Location in body]

Output: Skeletal muscle (seen in trunk and limbs)


Input: [Soft tissue sarcoma] Angiosarcoma [Location in body]

Output: Blood vessels


Input: [Feature] FAW.1 [Nose] Long [Canopy] Normal [Pitot probe] Port wing [Pylons] No [Rear fuselage] Pen nib [Jetpipes] Normal [Windscreen wiper]

Output: No

Thunder & Lightnings - Gloster Javelin - History


Input: [Feature] FAW.2 [Nose] Short [Canopy] Normal [Pitot probe] Port wing [Pylons] No [Rear fuselage] Pen nib [Jetpipes] Normal [Windscreen wiper]

Output: No

Thunder & Lightnings - Gloster Javelin - History


Input: [Feature] T.3 [Nose] Long [Canopy] Bulged [Pitot probe] Port wing [Pylons] No [Rear fuselage] Pen nib [Jetpipes] Normal [Windscreen wiper]

Output: No

Thunder & Lightnings - Gloster Javelin - History


Input: [Feature] FAW.4 [Nose] Long [Canopy] Normal [Pitot probe] Port wing [Pylons] No [Rear fuselage] Pen nib [Jetpipes] Normal [Windscreen wiper]

Output: No

Thunder & Lightnings - Gloster Javelin - History


Input: [Feature] FAW.5 [Nose] Long [Canopy] Normal [Pitot probe] Port wing [Pylons] No [Rear fuselage] Pen nib [Jetpipes] Normal [Windscreen wiper]

Output: Yes

Thunder & Lightnings - Gloster Javelin - History


Input: [Feature] FAW.6 [Nose] Short [Canopy] Normal [Pitot probe] Port wing [Pylons] No [Rear fuselage] Pen nib [Jetpipes] Normal [Windscreen wiper]

Output: Yes

Thunder & Lightnings - Gloster Javelin - History


Input: [Feature] FAW.7 [Nose] Long [Canopy] Normal [Pitot probe] Both wings [Pylons] Yes [Rear fuselage] Flat [Jetpipes] Normal [Windscreen wiper]

Output: No

Thunder & Lightnings - Gloster Javelin - History


Input: [Feature] FAW.8 [Nose] Short [Canopy] Normal [Pitot probe] Both wings [Pylons] Yes [Rear fuselage] Flat [Jetpipes] Extended [Windscreen wiper]

Output: No

Thunder & Lightnings - Gloster Javelin - History


Input: [Feature] FAW.9 [Nose] Long [Canopy] Normal [Pitot probe] Both wings [Pylons] Yes [Rear fuselage] Flat [Jetpipes] Extended [Windscreen wiper]

Output: No

Thunder & Lightnings - Gloster Javelin - History


Input: Laminated wooden flooring [Bedrooms]

Output: Laminated wooden flooring / imported tile flooring


Input: POP punning with acrylic emulsion paint [Bedrooms]

Output: Fitted wardrobes in all bedrooms


Input: Flush door shutters (interiors) [Bedrooms]

Output: POP punning with acrylic emulsion paint


Input: Anodized/powder coated aluminium glazed doors (exteriors) [Bedrooms]

Output: Flush door shutters (interiors)


Input: Anodized/powder coated aluminium window frames and shutters. [Bedrooms]

Output: Anodized/powder coated aluminium glazed doors (exteriors)


Input: Oil Bound Distemper. [Bedrooms]

Output: Anodized/powder coated aluminium window frames and shutters


Input: [Bedrooms]

Output: Oil Bound Distemper


Input: [private parking] balcony/terrace with garden furniture [provided] provided [hair dryer] iron/ironing board [provided_3]

Output: on request

Cavtat Apartments for rent, Apartment Cavtat Accommodation, Holiday Croatia Dubrovnik


Input: [private parking] safe deposit box [provided] provided [hair dryer] washing machine [provided_3]

Output: on request

Cavtat Apartments for rent, Apartment Cavtat Accommodation, Holiday Croatia Dubrovnik


Input: [private parking] air-conditioning/heating [provided] provided [hair dryer] microwave oven [provided_3]

Output: provided

Cavtat Apartments for rent, Apartment Cavtat Accommodation, Holiday Croatia Dubrovnik


Input: [private parking] satellite TV [provided] provided [hair dryer] coffee maker [provided_3]

Output: provided

Cavtat Apartments for rent, Apartment Cavtat Accommodation, Holiday Croatia Dubrovnik


Input: [private parking] Internet access [provided] provided [hair dryer] kettle [provided_3]

Output: provided

Cavtat Apartments for rent, Apartment Cavtat Accommodation, Holiday Croatia Dubrovnik


Input: [private parking] linen, blankets, towels [provided] provided [hair dryer] cot [provided_3]

Output: on request

Cavtat Apartments for rent, Apartment Cavtat Accommodation, Holiday Croatia Dubrovnik


Input: [private parking] liquid soap, toilet paper [provided] provided [hair dryer] high chair [provided_3]

Output: on request

Cavtat Apartments for rent, Apartment Cavtat Accommodation, Holiday Croatia Dubrovnik


Input: [No.] 1 [Evaporation] It occurs at all temperatures. [Boiling]

Output: It occurs at specific temperature.

CBSE Papers, Questions, Answers, MCQ ...: CBSE-Class 9 - Science - Ch1- Matter In Our Surroundings- Short Q & A


Input: [No.] 2 [Evaporation] In general liquid absorbs heat energy from its surroundings. [Boiling]

Output: It requires heat energy to be supplied by external sources.

CBSE Papers, Questions, Answers, MCQ ...: CBSE-Class 9 - Science - Ch1- Matter In Our Surroundings- Short Q & A


Input: [No.] 3 [Evaporation] It is a surface phenomenon and occurs only at the surface of the liquid. [Boiling]

Output: It takes place throughout the liquid.

CBSE Papers, Questions, Answers, MCQ ...: CBSE-Class 9 - Science - Ch1- Matter In Our Surroundings- Short Q & A


Input: [No.] 4 [Evaporation] In this process the region surrounding the evaporating liquid gets cooler. [Boiling]

Output: It is not accompanied by cooling. Temperature of liquid has increased.

CBSE Papers, Questions, Answers, MCQ ...: CBSE-Class 9 - Science - Ch1- Matter In Our Surroundings- Short Q & A


Input: [No.] 5 [Evaporation] It is slow and quiet process. [Boiling]

Output: It is a rapid and noisy process.

CBSE Papers, Questions, Answers, MCQ ...: CBSE-Class 9 - Science - Ch1- Matter In Our Surroundings- Short Q & A


Input: [No.] 6 [Evaporation] Usually the temperature of liquid drops. [Boiling]

Output: Temperature of the liquid remains constant at the boiling point.

CBSE Papers, Questions, Answers, MCQ ...: CBSE-Class 9 - Science - Ch1- Matter In Our Surroundings- Short Q & A


Input: [Feature] Used “sidecars” instead of slots [The Bad] Locked you into IBM proprietary expansions [The Ugly] You could quite literally double the width of the machine with a crapload of sidecars attached to it [The Good]

Output: Very easy to expand the machine without opening it


Input: [Feature] No DMA capability [The Bad] CPU was required to transfer data from floppy disk [The Ugly] The entire machine ground to a complete halt every time the floppy disk was accessed, which made downloading from BBSes an exercise in frustration [The Good]

Output: Kept the cost down for consumers


Input: [Feature] Memory-mapped video [The Bad] All of main memory was now display memory, which needed slow wait states to be compatible with the video hardware [The Ugly] Because of the wait states, the PCjr was the only PC ever created that was slower than the original IBM PC [The Good]

Output: Use as many video pages as you need; no more CGA “snow”


Input: [Feature] Initially limited to 128KB [The Bad] Because of memory-mapped video, any decent PCjr graphics mode with two video pages meant there was no memory left for programs [The Ugly] 128KB machine was only fully usable via BASIC, since BASIC was in ROM and didn’t take up system RAM. Memory expansion sidecars were required to approach rudimentary compatibility with most PC programs. [The Good]

Output: Kept the cost down for consumers


Input: [Feature] 16-color graphics [The Bad] More colors = more memory to sling around = slower screen updates [The Ugly] More colors = less main memory for apps, so most third-party games required an additional 128KB to use PCjr modes [The Good]

Output: All 16 text colors could be used up to 320×200, and 4 colors in 640×200


Input: [Feature] 3-voice sound [The Bad] Noise channel inflexible unless you were willing to give up one of the frequency channels; clock divider meant frequencies couldn’t go lower than 110Hz [The Ugly] Thanks to the idiotic clock divider locking you out of lower octaves, most audio on the PCjr was one octave higher than usual making everything sound like a kid’s music box [The Good]

Output: 3 individual tones plus noise channel


Input: [Feature] PCjr-specific monitor [The Bad] Image quality was substantially fuzzier than most RGB monitors; had proprietary connector that could only be used by the PCjr [The Ugly] PC Speaker sound could not be routed to the external monitor speaker, which means the monitor’s speaker was useless unless 3-voice sound was playing [The Good]

Output: Was cheaper than other RGB monitors and had a speaker built-in; matched dimensions and style of system unit


Input: [Feature] Keyboard used rubber keys [The Bad] Keys had zero tactile feedback (although you could enable an audio keyclick) [The Ugly] Touch-typing on the rubber “chiclet” keyboard was impossible unless you were willing to live with nerve damage. A few months after the PCjr launch, IBM provided a free replacement keyboard with more typical keys. [The Good]

Output: Spaces between the keys meant that custom application overlays could cover the entire keyboard


Input: [Feature] Keyboard was wireless [The Bad] Infra-red technology limited use to line-of-sight at six feet or less [The Ugly] A lot of people ended up buying the keyboard cord [The Good]

Output: Could sit on the living room couch and use PCjr


Input: [Feature] Cartridge slots [The Bad] Carts were limited to 64K; hardly any software came out in cartridge form [The Ugly] The space the cartridge slots took up could have been used better as space for a second disk drive, something IBM never offered for the PCjr. Quirk: PCjr forcibly rebooted when a cartridge was inserted or removed. [The Good]

Output: Cartridges boot instantly; larger programs like Lotus 1-2-3 could be put into cart ROM, making them usable with only 128KB RAM


Input: [Food] Acacia [Legal / Illegal] Illegal [Note]

Output: This soluble fiber is gum acacia. Gums are starches. Starches are not SCD legal.


Input: [Food] Açai [Legal / Illegal] See note [Note]

Output: See Açai


Input: [Food] Alfalfa [Legal / Illegal] Illegal [Note]

Output: Alfalfa is not legal. It contains starch.


Input: [Food] Algae [Legal / Illegal] Illegal [Note]

Output: We do not use algae (Spirulina) because IBD involves the immune system and algae can aggravate an already disturbed immune system.


Input: [Food] Allspice [Legal / Illegal] Legal [Note]

Output: As long as you're just using Allspice as a cooking spice, it's legal. Don't use the oil, see Allspice


Input: [Food] Almond butter [Legal / Illegal] Legal [Note]

Output: Almond butter with no sugar added is allowed.


Input: [Food] Almond milk [Legal / Illegal] Legal [Note]

Output: May be tried after being on the diet for 6 months. Almond milk is legal if you make your own. Commercial almond milk is not legal.


Input: [Food] Almonds [Legal / Illegal] Legal [Note]

Output: Nuts sold in mixtures are not allowed, as most are roasted with a starch coating. Nuts should only be used as nut flour, in recipes, until diarrhea has subsided.


Input: [Food] Aloe Vera [Legal / Illegal] Illegal [Note]

Output: It contains mucilaginous polysaccharides as well as increasing the release of tumor necrosis factor which is associated with IBD inflammation and increased immune stimulation.


Input: [Food] Amaranth flour [Legal / Illegal] Illegal [Note]

Output: Amaranth is a grain substitute, contains starches and so is not allowed.


Input: [Food] Annatto [Legal / Illegal] Legal [Note]

Output: It is OK to use while on SCD, but some people choose to purchase dairy products without it. It might provoke an allergic reaction in some people.


Input: [Food] Apple Cider [Legal / Illegal] Legal [Note]

Output: It is brown and not clear as apple juice is. It should be just straight pressed apples. It is usually pasteurized in order to kill bacteria. Cider should be diluted with water before drinking.


Input: [Food] Apple Cider Vinegar [Legal / Illegal] See Note [Note]

Output: Only legal WITHOUT "The Mother" in it, it must be filtered! "The Mother" looks like a "cob-web" like stringy structure with tentacles that either floats or settles at the bottom of the bottle. In general this is what turns alcohol into vinegar. Elaine did not want us consuming this as it can feed bad yeasts. The company Spectrum has a legal filtered one. IE. Braggs ACV is illegal as it contains "The Mother". It is possible to strain "The Mother" out yourself by using a very fine sieve.


Input: [Food] Apple Juice [Legal / Illegal] Illegal [Note]

Output: Apple juice usually has sugar added during processing. Apple cider is allowed. It should be brown and not clear as apple juice is. Cider should be diluted with water before drinking.


Input: [Food] Arrowroot [Legal / Illegal] Illegal [Note]

Output: It is a mucilaginous herb. Mucilaginous herbs are loaded with starch. This starch is food for the pathogens that the SCD™ is designed to starve out.


Input: [Food] Artichokes (French) [Legal / Illegal] Legal [Note]

Output: They are the green artichokes that you steam, then dip the leaves in lemon butter and scrape off with your teeth. They have edible hearts and an inedible choke. See, http://aggie-horticulture.tamu.edu/extension/specialty/globe.html for a picture.


Input: [Food] Artichokes (Jerusalem) [Legal / Illegal] Illegal [Note]

Output: They are actually a tuber, and are not legal. See, http://aggie-horticulture.tamu.edu/extension/specialty/jerusale.html for a picture.


Input: [Food] Ascorbic acid [Legal / Illegal] Legal [Note]

Output: Should be nothing but Vitamin C.


Input: [Food] Asiago cheese [Legal / Illegal] Legal [Note]

Output: May be used occasionally.


Input: [Food] Asparagus [Legal / Illegal] Legal [Note]

Output: Fresh or frozen is allowed. Canned vegetables are not allowed.


Input: [Food] Aspartame [Legal / Illegal] Legal [Note]

Output: When symptom free, one aspartame sweetened soft drink per week is allowed - Elaine. But see Aspartame


Input: [Food] Astragalus [Legal / Illegal] Illegal [Note]

Output: contains polysaccharides


Input: [Food] Avocado oil [Legal / Illegal] Legal [Note]

Output: Good for mayonaise and salad dressings but might not withstand heat very well


Input: [Food] Bacon [Legal / Illegal] Legal [Note]

Output: Smoked bacon that has been fried very crisply is allowed once per week. There are sugar-free bacons available and if you are able to find a source of sugar-free bacon, you do not have to limit your consumption to once per week. Usually the low sodium varieties do not contain sugar but check the labels carefully.


Input: [Food] Baker's yeast [Legal / Illegal] Illegal [Note]

Output: Saccharamyces cerevisae is baker's yeast and is illegal.


Input: [Food] Baking powder [Legal / Illegal] Illegal [Note]

Output: Has starch as an ingredient, (usually corn starch) and other illegals to make it rise better.


Input: [Food] Balsamic vinegar [Legal / Illegal] Illegal [Note]

Output: It's not that balsamic vinegar is illegal, it's that what you can get in the store isn't really balsamic vinegar and most have sugar added to them so Elaine doesn't allow it. You can make your own legal substitute though see scdrecipe


Input: [Food] Bananas [Legal / Illegal] Legal [Note]

Output: They must be ripe with black spots on the skin.


Input: [Food] Bark tea [Legal / Illegal] Illegal [Note]

Output: Bark tea (Pau d'Arco) contains steroidal saponins and is both an immune booster and a laxative.


Input: [Food] Bean flour [Legal / Illegal] See Note [Note]

Output: Do not use ready made flours made from beans or lentils as they probably weren't soaked prior to grinding to bean flour -


Input: [Food] Bee Pollen [Legal / Illegal] Illegal [Note]

Output: Pollen is irritating to a damaged gut. Clear, pure, pasteurized honey is okay. Cloudy honey (still containing the pollen) should be avoided. - Sheila


Input: [Food] Beef [Legal / Illegal] Legal [Note]

Output: Fresh and frozen are allowed as long as nothing has been added during processing; check the labels carefully.


Input: [Food] Berries [Legal / Illegal] Legal [Note]

Output: Berries of all kinds are legal.


Input: [Food] Bhindi [Legal / Illegal] Illegal [Note]

Output: No okra (bhindi) or drumsticks, since they are a mucilaginous food, they are illegal.


Input: [Food] Black beans [Legal / Illegal] Legal [Note]

Output: May be tried when symptom free. This is a very advanced food and caution is advised.. Dried legumes must be prepared according to the instructions in the book, Breaking the Vicious Cycle.'


Input: [Food] Black radish [Legal / Illegal] Legal [Note]

Output: It is very fibrous, so go slowly and be careful.


Input: [Food] Blue cheese [Legal / Illegal] Legal [Note]

Output: May be used occasionally.


Input: [Food] Bok Choy [Legal / Illegal] Legal [Note]

Output: Bok Choy is much like cabbage and is legal but you should not use a member of the cabbage family until you are well on your way to getting better. In other words, do not use if you still have diarrhea and gas.


Input: [Food] Bouillon cubes [Legal / Illegal] Illegal [Note]

Output: Bouillon cubes and instant soup bases are not permitted.


Input: [Food] Bourbon [Legal / Illegal] Legal [Note]

Output: Only have it occasionally.


Input: [Food] Brazil nuts [Legal / Illegal] Legal [Note]

Output: Nuts sold in mixtures are not allowed, as most are roasted with a starch coating.


Input: [Food] Brick cheese [Legal / Illegal] Legal [Note]

Output: May be used freely.


Input: [Food] Brie cheese [Legal / Illegal] Legal [Note]

Output: May be used occasionally.


Input: [Food] Burdock root [Legal / Illegal] Illegal [Note]

Output: It contains inulin (FOS) and mucilage.


Input: [Food] Cabbage [Legal / Illegal] Legal [Note]

Output: You should not use a member of the cabbage family until you are well on your way to getting better. In other words, do not use if you still have diarrhea and gas.


Input: [Food] Camembert cheese [Legal / Illegal] Legal [Note]

Output: May be used occasionally.


Input: [Food] Canned fish [Legal / Illegal] Legal [Note]

Output: Canned in oil or water is acceptable but check the labels carefully. Do not buy products containing "broth". Usually, the low sodium varieties do not contain "broth".


Input: [Food] Canned fruits [Legal / Illegal] See note [Note]

Output: Fruits canned in their own juice are allowed.


Input: [Food] Canned vegetables [Legal / Illegal] Illegal [Note]

Output: There are no canned vegetables permitted, they must either be fresh or frozen.


Input: [Food] Canola oil [Legal / Illegal] Legal [Note]

Output: Legal, but not recommended.


Input: [Food] Carrageenan [Legal / Illegal] Illegal [Note]

Output: Carrageenan is seaweed and high in polysaccharides, therefore illegal.


Input: [Food] Cashews [Legal / Illegal] Legal [Note]

Output: Nuts sold in mixtures are not allowed, as most are roasted with a starch coating.


Input: [Food] Cat's Claw [Legal / Illegal] See note [Note]

Output: See Cat's Claw


Input: [Food] Cauliflower [Legal / Illegal] Legal [Note]

Output: Cauliflower is sometimes hard to digest and should be tried cautiously after some progress has been made on the diet.


Input: [Food] Celeriac /celery root [Legal / Illegal] Legal [Note]

Output: However, you should go slow and be careful. It is very fibrous, even if it doesn't seem so when you steam it and mash it.


Input: [Food] Cellulose (in supplements) [Legal / Illegal] Legal [Note]

Output: Cellulose in your supplements is okay and virtually impossible to avoid.


Input: [Food] Cereals [Legal / Illegal] Illegal [Note]

Output: However for a hot cereal see SCDrecipe Hot cereal


Input: [Food] Chamomile [Legal / Illegal] See note [Note]

Output: See Chamomile


Input: [Food] Chard [Legal / Illegal] Legal [Note]

Output: Chard (red, green, rainbow and swiss). Chard is similar to spinach/celery so it is legal. It also reminds me a bit of the cabbage family so use with caution if gas is still a problem - Elaine


Input: [Food] Cheddar cheese [Legal / Illegal] Legal [Note]

Output: May be used freely.


Input: [Food] Cheese [Legal / Illegal] See Note [Note]

Output: If a cheese is not a processed cheese (manufactured) but is a cheese that has had a bacterial culture involved with its production and is aged at least 30 days. Elaine says its OK.


Input: [Food] Cherimoya [Legal / Illegal] Legal [Note]

Output: Also known as custard apple or sharifa.


Input: [Food] Chestnuts [Legal / Illegal] Legal [Note]

Output: May be tried when symptom free. However, if you buy dried chestnuts, soak them and cook them until soft.


Input: [Food] Chevre [Legal / Illegal] Illegal [Note]

Output: Chevre is illegal, but you can make a close approximation by dripping goat milk yogurt. Directions can be found at http://uclbs.org/recipes/dairy/suegoatcheese.php


Input: [Food] Chewing gum [Legal / Illegal] Illegal [Note]

Output: Contains things like aspartame, maple or date sugar and other sugar substitutes which are illegal.


Input: [Food] Chia seeds [Legal / Illegal] Illegal [Note]

Output: Like flax seeds, they are mucilaginous (polysaccharide complex) and will feed harmful microbes.


Input: [Food] Chickory root [Legal / Illegal] Illegal [Note]

Output: Chickory root is not legal. In my first book, I suggested that it might be used instead of coffee beans. I have since learned that it contains large amounts of fructooligosaccharides. - Elaine


Input: [Food] Chlorella [Legal / Illegal] Illegal [Note]

Output: It is a blue-green algae similar to spirulina


Input: [Food] Chocolate [Legal / Illegal] Illegal [Note]

Output: Dr. Haas advised not to use cocoa or chocolate and this still goes, it isn't just the sugar he was worried about.


Input: [Food] Citric Acid [Legal / Illegal] Legal [Note]

Output: Citric acid as an additive is OK


Input: [Food] Cocao butter [Legal / Illegal] Legal [Note]

Output: Unprocessed cocoa butter is legal.


Input: [Food] Cocoa powder [Legal / Illegal] Illegal [Note]

Output: Dr. Haas advised not to use cocoa or chocolate and this still goes, it isn't just the sugar he was worried about.


Input: [Food] Coconut [Legal / Illegal] Legal [Note]

Output: Fresh or unsweetened, shredded coconut and coconut flour are all legal.


Input: [Food] Coconut milk [Legal / Illegal] Legal [Note]

Output: May be tried after being on the diet for 6 months.


Input: [Food] Coconut oil [Legal / Illegal] Legal [Note]

Output: Withstands heat well, good for frying/cooking,


Input: [Food] Coffee [Legal / Illegal] Legal [Note]

Output: Coffee should be made very weak. Instant coffee is not allowed.


Input: [Food] Collard greens [Legal / Illegal] Legal [Note]

Output: Of the cabbage family, introduce late in the diet


Input: [Food] Colby cheese [Legal / Illegal] Legal [Note]

Output: May be used freely.


Input: [Food] Courgette [Legal / Illegal] Legal [Note]

Output: Also known as zucchini


Input: [Food] Cranberry juice [Legal / Illegal] Legal [Note]

Output: We use Knudsen’s Just Cranberry juice, as it has been checked out and does not have sugar added. It can be found in most health food stores. Juice should be diluted with water before drinking. Since this is pure cranberry juice it is very tart, you may sweeten it with saccharine or honey or dilute it with legal apple cider instead of water.


Input: [Food] Cream [Legal / Illegal] Illegal [Note]

Output: It is illegal as it contains lactose. Cream can be added to milk and then fermented to make SCD™24hr yoghurt as the lactsose will be used up in the fermentation. Cream has less lactose than milk and the more fat it contains the less lactose it has.


Input: [Food] Custard apple [Legal / Illegal] Legal [Note]

Output: Also known as sharifa or cherimoya


Input: [Food] Cyclamate [Legal / Illegal] Legal [Note]

Output: It is actually a better alternative than saccharine, if you can get it, because it has no aftertaste. But it's almost impossible to find by itself, and certainly not available in NA.


Input: [Patient no.] 1 [Radiographic findings]

Output: Increased markings in both lungs, cloud floccule shadow in left lower zone

Table 3 - Human Antibody Responses to Avian Influenza A(H7N9) Virus, 2013 - Volume 20, Number 2—February 2014 - Emerging Infectious Disease journal - CDC


Input: [Patient no.] 2 [Radiographic findings]

Output: Increased markings in both lungs, visible small fuzzy patch shadow at right lower diaphragm

Table 3 - Human Antibody Responses to Avian Influenza A(H7N9) Virus, 2013 - Volume 20, Number 2—February 2014 - Emerging Infectious Disease journal - CDC


Input: [Patient no.] 3 [Radiographic findings]

Output: Pneumonia in left upper lung

Table 3 - Human Antibody Responses to Avian Influenza A(H7N9) Virus, 2013 - Volume 20, Number 2—February 2014 - Emerging Infectious Disease journal - CDC


Input: [Patient no.] 4 [Radiographic findings]

Output: Patch consolidation with dim edges in middle and lower zones of right lung

Table 3 - Human Antibody Responses to Avian Influenza A(H7N9) Virus, 2013 - Volume 20, Number 2—February 2014 - Emerging Infectious Disease journal - CDC


Input: [Patient no.] 5 [Radiographic findings]

Output: Pneumonia with partial consolidation in right lower lobe

Table 3 - Human Antibody Responses to Avian Influenza A(H7N9) Virus, 2013 - Volume 20, Number 2—February 2014 - Emerging Infectious Disease journal - CDC


Input: [Patient no.] 6 [Radiographic findings]

Output: Pneumonia in right lower lung

Table 3 - Human Antibody Responses to Avian Influenza A(H7N9) Virus, 2013 - Volume 20, Number 2—February 2014 - Emerging Infectious Disease journal - CDC


Input: [Patient no.] 7 [Radiographic findings]

Output: Increased markings in both lungs

Table 3 - Human Antibody Responses to Avian Influenza A(H7N9) Virus, 2013 - Volume 20, Number 2—February 2014 - Emerging Infectious Disease journal - CDC


Input: [Patient no.] 8 [Radiographic findings]

Output: Increased markings in both lungs. Visible patch lesions and strip lesions in 2 lower lobes

Table 3 - Human Antibody Responses to Avian Influenza A(H7N9) Virus, 2013 - Volume 20, Number 2—February 2014 - Emerging Infectious Disease journal - CDC


Input: [Patient no.] 9 [Radiographic findings]

Output: Patch lesions beside the right lung hilum, together with nodules and fuzzy strip shadows. Fuzzy patch lesions in left middle zone

Table 3 - Human Antibody Responses to Avian Influenza A(H7N9) Virus, 2013 - Volume 20, Number 2—February 2014 - Emerging Infectious Disease journal - CDC


Input: [Patient no.] 10 [Radiographic findings]

Output: Diffused effusion in both lungs

Table 3 - Human Antibody Responses to Avian Influenza A(H7N9) Virus, 2013 - Volume 20, Number 2—February 2014 - Emerging Infectious Disease journal - CDC


Input: [Patient no.] 11 [Radiographic findings]

Output: Increased marking in both lungs, fuzzy patch shadows in middle and upper lobes of right lung

Table 3 - Human Antibody Responses to Avian Influenza A(H7N9) Virus, 2013 - Volume 20, Number 2—February 2014 - Emerging Infectious Disease journal - CDC


Input: [Patient no.] 12 [Radiographic findings]

Output: No active lesion in either lung

Table 3 - Human Antibody Responses to Avian Influenza A(H7N9) Virus, 2013 - Volume 20, Number 2—February 2014 - Emerging Infectious Disease journal - CDC


Input: [Patient no.] 13 [Radiographic findings]

Output: Patch effusion shadows in right lower lung

Table 3 - Human Antibody Responses to Avian Influenza A(H7N9) Virus, 2013 - Volume 20, Number 2—February 2014 - Emerging Infectious Disease journal - CDC


Input: [Patient no.] 14 [Radiographic findings]

Output: Pneumonia in both lungs

Table 3 - Human Antibody Responses to Avian Influenza A(H7N9) Virus, 2013 - Volume 20, Number 2—February 2014 - Emerging Infectious Disease journal - CDC


Input: [Patient no.] 15 [Radiographic findings]

Output: Pneumonia in both lungs

Table 3 - Human Antibody Responses to Avian Influenza A(H7N9) Virus, 2013 - Volume 20, Number 2—February 2014 - Emerging Infectious Disease journal - CDC


Input: [Patient no.] 16 [Radiographic findings]

Output: Not applicable

Table 3 - Human Antibody Responses to Avian Influenza A(H7N9) Virus, 2013 - Volume 20, Number 2—February 2014 - Emerging Infectious Disease journal - CDC


Input: [Patient no.] 17 [Radiographic findings]

Output: Inflammation in the right lower lung

Table 3 - Human Antibody Responses to Avian Influenza A(H7N9) Virus, 2013 - Volume 20, Number 2—February 2014 - Emerging Infectious Disease journal - CDC


Input: [Patient no.] 18 [Radiographic findings]

Output: Pneumonia, increased markings in both lungs

Table 3 - Human Antibody Responses to Avian Influenza A(H7N9) Virus, 2013 - Volume 20, Number 2—February 2014 - Emerging Infectious Disease journal - CDC


Input: [Patient no.] 19 [Radiographic findings]

Output: Pneumonia, increased markings in both lungs

Table 3 - Human Antibody Responses to Avian Influenza A(H7N9) Virus, 2013 - Volume 20, Number 2—February 2014 - Emerging Infectious Disease journal - CDC


Input: [Patient no.] 20 [Radiographic findings]

Output: Fuzzy shadow in the left lower lung

Table 3 - Human Antibody Responses to Avian Influenza A(H7N9) Virus, 2013 - Volume 20, Number 2—February 2014 - Emerging Infectious Disease journal - CDC


Input: [Patient no.] 21 [Radiographic findings]

Output: Inflammation and consolidation in both lungs

Table 3 - Human Antibody Responses to Avian Influenza A(H7N9) Virus, 2013 - Volume 20, Number 2—February 2014 - Emerging Infectious Disease journal - CDC


Input: [Pre-Filter] 25-01 microns [HydroCare Systems] Yes [Competition]

Output: Yes


Input: [Pre-Filter] Reduces scale [HydroCare Systems] Yes [Competition]

Output: No


Input: [Pre-Filter] Reduces hydrogen sulfide [HydroCare Systems] Yes [Competition]

Output: No


Input: [Pre-Filter] Oxidizer = precipitates ferrous (clear iron) to ferric (rust particles) [HydroCare Systems] Yes [Competition]

Output: No


Input: [Pre-Filter] Reduces water soluble lead, mercury, copper, chromium [HydroCare Systems] Yes [Competition]

Output: No


Input: [Pre-Filter] Inhibits bacterial growth on iron filter [HydroCare Systems] Yes [Competition]

Output: No


Input: [Pre-Filter] Eliminates algae and bio film (slime) [HydroCare Systems] Yes [Competition]

Output: No


Input: [Pre-Filter] Iron Filter [HydroCare Systems] HydroCare Systems [Competition]

Output: Competition


Input: [Pre-Filter] Susceptible to bio film fouling and algae clogging [HydroCare Systems] No [Competition]

Output: Yes


Input: [Pre-Filter] Has pre-filter to aid in oxidizing iron [HydroCare Systems] Yes [Competition]

Output: No


Input: [Pre-Filter] Carbon Post-Filter [HydroCare Systems] HydroCare Systems [Competition]

Output: Competition


Input: [Pre-Filter] Removes up to 3ppm hydrogen sulfide [HydroCare Systems] Yes* [Competition]

Output: No


Input: [Pre-Filter] Susceptible to bacteria fouling [HydroCare Systems] No [Competition]

Output: Yes


Input: [VibraTrans] VibraTrans is our most versatile heat transfer. The imprint feels soft and light and is intended mostly for white or light colored garments. [EasyTrans] EasyTrans is the fastest and the easiest transfer on the market. The ink will stretch with the natural curvature of the human body. A bit more durable than VibraTrans and our most popular transfer for printing lights and darks. All EasyTrans custom transfers are backed with one of the colors in the transfer. [ColorTrans] A 4 color process plastisol transfer. It can be applied to all colors & a variety of substrates. Extremely soft hand! Lasts the lifetime of the garment with no cracking, peeling, or fading! [Rhinestone] Brilliant rhinestones are available to provide 'bling' to your custom transfer designs. Rhinestone embellishments are the hottest thing in the apparel industry. Many color stones are available. [0]

Output: Description


Input: [VibraTrans] Inexpensive for Light Colors [EasyTrans] Inexpensive for Light & Dark Colors [ColorTrans] Handles Complex Colors [Rhinestone] Makes any garment sparkle [0]

Output: Benefit


Input: [VibraTrans] FREE (Learn More) [EasyTrans] FREE (Learn More) [ColorTrans] FREE (Learn More) [Rhinestone] N/A [0]

Output: Gang Sheet


Input: [VibraTrans] Plastisol [EasyTrans] Plastisol [ColorTrans] Plastisol [Rhinestone] Rhinestones & Rhinestuds [0]

Output: Ink Type


Input: [VibraTrans] Soft Feel [EasyTrans] Durable Feel [ColorTrans] Durable Feel [Rhinestone] Rough Surface [0]

Output: Hand


Input: [VibraTrans] Traditional Spot Colors [EasyTrans] Traditional Spot Colors [ColorTrans] CMYK (4-Color Process) [Rhinestone] N/A [0]

Output: Ink Colors


Input: [VibraTrans] 380° F [EasyTrans] 360° F [ColorTrans] 360° F [Rhinestone] 327° F [0]

Output: Temperature


Input: [VibraTrans] 8-10 second hot peel [EasyTrans] 4-6 second hot peel [ColorTrans] 4-6 second hot peel [Rhinestone] 8 - 10 seconds, cold peel [0]

Output: Application Time


Input: [VibraTrans] White or Light Fabrics [EasyTrans] All Light AND Dark Fabrics [ColorTrans] All Light AND Dark Fabrics [Rhinestone] All Light AND Dark Fabrics [0]

Output: Material Colors


Input: [VibraTrans] Cotton, Polyester and Pique [EasyTrans] Cotton, Polyester, Mini-Mesh, Jerseys, Canvas, Pique and Terry Cloth [ColorTrans] Cotton, Polyester, Mini-Mesh, Jerseys, Canvas, Pique and Terry Cloth [Rhinestone] Cotton, Polyester, Mini-Mesh, Jerseys, Canvas, Pique, Denim and Terry Cloth [0]

Output: Materials


Input: [VibraTrans] 50/50 T-shirts & sweat shirts 100% Cotton T-shirts & sweat shirts Polo Shirts Polyester Knits [EasyTrans] 50/50 T-shirts and sweat shirts 100% Cotton T-shirts and sweat shirts Polo Shirts Towels Sports Uniforms (most) Mesh jerseys Dazzle cloth Canvas bags Caps Loose fitting dri-fit performance gear Denim [ColorTrans] 50/50 T-shirts and sweat shirts 100% Cotton T-shirts and sweat shirts Polo Shirts Towels Sports Uniforms (most) Mesh jerseys Dazzle cloth Canvas bags Caps Loose fitting dri-fit performance gear Denim [Rhinestone] 50/50 T-shirts and sweat shirts 100% Cotton T-shirts and sweat shirts Polo shirts Towels Sports Uniforms (most) Mesh jerseys Dazzle cloth Canvas bags Caps Loose fitting dri-fit performance gear Denim [0]

Output: Products


Input: [0] Benzoly Peroxide Eradicates Acne Bacteria [Exposed] Yes [ClearPores] No [Zen Med] No [Proactiv] Yes [Murad]

Output: No


Input: [0] Salicylic Acid Unclogs Pores [Exposed] Yes [ClearPores] Yes [Zen Med] Yes [Proactiv] No [Murad]

Output: No


Input: [0] Glycolic Acid Refurbishes Skin [Exposed] Yes [ClearPores] Yes [Zen Med] Yes [Proactiv] Yes [Murad]

Output: Yes


Input: [0] Sulfur Dries Sebum [Exposed] Yes [ClearPores] No [Zen Med] No [Proactiv] No [Murad]

Output: Yes


Input: [0] Azelaic Acid Normalizes Skin [Exposed] Yes [ClearPores] No [Zen Med] No [Proactiv] No [Murad]

Output: No


Input: [0] Visit Site [Exposed] Exposed [ClearPores] ClearPores [Zen Med] Zen Med [Proactiv] Proactiv [Murad]

Output: Murad


Input: [Lens] 30 up [Right Robotic Instrument] - [Left Robotic Instrument] - [Fourth Robotic Arm] - [Right Assistant Port] Microfrance grasper/ Non-Ratcheted Curved Scissors [Surgical Step]

Output: Port placement/ Lysis of adhesions

Urologic Robotic Surgery Course: American Urological Association


Input: [Lens] 0 [Right Robotic Instrument] Round Tip Scissors [Left Robotic Instrument] Fenestrated Precise Bipolar [Fourth Robotic Arm] Cobra Retracts the Sigmoid [Right Assistant Port] Suction [Surgical Step]

Output: Peri-ureteral space

Urologic Robotic Surgery Course: American Urological Association


Input: [Lens] 0 [Right Robotic Instrument] Monopolar Cautery Hook [Left Robotic Instrument] Fenestrated Bipolar [Fourth Robotic Arm] Cobra Retracts the Bladder [Right Assistant Port] Suction [Surgical Step]

Output: Lateral Pelvic Space

Urologic Robotic Surgery Course: American Urological Association


Input: [Lens] 0 [Right Robotic Instrument] Round Tip Scissors [Left Robotic Instrument] Fenestrated Bipolar [Fourth Robotic Arm] Cobra lifts the Bladder Anteriorly [Right Assistant Port] Suction [Surgical Step]

Output: Anterior Rectal Space

Urologic Robotic Surgery Course: American Urological Association


Input: [Lens] 0 [Right Robotic Instrument] Round Tip Scissors [Left Robotic Instrument] Fenestrated Bipolar [Fourth Robotic Arm] - [Right Assistant Port] Hem-o-lok (Weck)Clip/Endovascular Stapler [Surgical Step]

Output: Control of Vascular Pedicle& Division of Ureters

Urologic Robotic Surgery Course: American Urological Association


Input: [Lens] 0 [Right Robotic Instrument] Needle Driver [Left Robotic Instrument] Needle Driver [Fourth Robotic Arm] Cobra Grasper Retracts Bladder Specimen [Right Assistant Port] Suction [Surgical Step]

Output: DVC Control

Urologic Robotic Surgery Course: American Urological Association


Input: [Lens] 0 [Right Robotic Instrument] Monopolar Cautery scissor Hook [Left Robotic Instrument] Fenestrated Bipolar [Fourth Robotic Arm] - [Right Assistant Port] Suction [Surgical Step]

Output: Extended pelvic lymph node dissection

Urologic Robotic Surgery Course: American Urological Association


Input: [Pollutant] Arsenic [Human Health Impacts] Human carinogen; also linked to cardiovascular and dermal effects, encephalopathy, and periperhal neuropathy [Ecological Impacts]

Output: Accumulates in freshwater plants and bivalves, where it enters the food supply.

TVA Kingston Fossil Plant coal ash spill - SourceWatch


Input: [Pollutant] Barium [Human Health Impacts] Can cause gastrointestinal disturbances and muscular weakness. Ingesting large amounts, dissolved in water, can change heart rhythm and can cause paralysis and possibly death. [Ecological Impacts]

Output: Affects development of geminating bacterial spores and has a variety of effects on microorganisms, including inhibition of cellular processes.

TVA Kingston Fossil Plant coal ash spill - SourceWatch


Input: [Pollutant] Chromium [Human Health Impacts] Chromium VI is a known human carcinogen; expusure has also caused stomach tumors in humans and animals. [Ecological Impacts]

Output: Can make fish more susceptible to infection and damage/accumulate in fish tissues and invertebrates such as snails and worms.

TVA Kingston Fossil Plant coal ash spill - SourceWatch


Input: [Pollutant] Copper [Human Health Impacts] High levels can cause harmful effects such as irritation of the nose , mouth and eyes; diarrhea; stomach cramps; nausea; and even death. [Ecological Impacts]

Output: Has adverse reproductive, biochemical, physiological, and behavioral effects on aquatic organisms.

TVA Kingston Fossil Plant coal ash spill - SourceWatch


Input: [Pollutant] Manganese [Human Health Impacts] Exposure to high levels can affect the the nervous system; very high levels may impair brain development in children. [Ecological Impacts]

Output: Nervous system and reproductive effects have been observed in animals after high oral doses.

TVA Kingston Fossil Plant coal ash spill - SourceWatch


Input: [Pollutant] Mercury [Human Health Impacts] High levels can permanently damage the brain and other organisms; can harm developing fetus, causing brain damage, mental retardation, blindness, seizures, and inability to speak. [Ecological Impacts]

Output: Easily absorbed through organic tissues and membranes; easily bioaccumulates and can concentrate as it progresses up food chains.

TVA Kingston Fossil Plant coal ash spill - SourceWatch


Input: [Pollutant] Nickel [Human Health Impacts] The International Agency for Research on Cancer (IARC) has determined that some nickel compounds are carcinogenic to humans and that metallic nickel may possibly be carcinogenic to humans. [Ecological Impacts]

Output: Absorption into organisms\' organs and bodies can cause growth defects.

TVA Kingston Fossil Plant coal ash spill - SourceWatch


Input: [Pollutant] Vanadium [Human Health Impacts] Impacts from ingestion unclear; workers who breathed vanadium suffered lung irritation, coughing, wheezing, chest pain, runny nose, and sort throat. [Ecological Impacts]

Output: Animals that have ingested very large doses have died. High levels in the water of pregnant animals caused minor birth defects.

TVA Kingston Fossil Plant coal ash spill - SourceWatch


Input: [Pollutant] Zinc [Human Health Impacts] Ingesting large doses even for a short time can cause cramps, nausea, and vomiting; inhaling large mounts can cause a short-term disease called metal fume fever. [Ecological Impacts]

Output: High concentrations in water have been shown to exert adverse reproductive, biochemical, physiological, and behavioral effect5s on a variety of aquatic organisms.

TVA Kingston Fossil Plant coal ash spill - SourceWatch


Input: [Fibre Type] Contraction time [Type II A fibres] Fast [Type II B fibres] Very Fast [Type I fibres]

Output: Slow


Input: [Fibre Type] Size of motor neuron [Type II A fibres] Large [Type II B fibres] Very Large [Type I fibres]

Output: Small


Input: [Fibre Type] Resistance to fatigue [Type II A fibres] Intermediate [Type II B fibres] Low [Type I fibres]

Output: High


Input: [Fibre Type] Activity Used for [Type II A fibres] Long term anaerobic [Type II B fibres] Short term anaerobic [Type I fibres]

Output: Aerobic


Input: [Fibre Type] Force production [Type II A fibres] High [Type II B fibres] Very High [Type I fibres]

Output: Low


Input: [Fibre Type] Mitochondrial density [Type II A fibres] High [Type II B fibres] Low [Type I fibres]

Output: High


Input: [Fibre Type] Capillary density [Type II A fibres] Intermediate [Type II B fibres] Low [Type I fibres]

Output: High


Input: [Fibre Type] Oxidative capacity [Type II A fibres] High [Type II B fibres] Low [Type I fibres]

Output: High


Input: [Fibre Type] Glycolytic capacity [Type II A fibres] High [Type II B fibres] High [Type I fibres]

Output: Low


Input: [Fibre Type] Major storage fuel [Type II A fibres] CP, Glycogen [Type II B fibres] CP, Glycogen [Type I fibres]

Output: Triglycerides


Input: [(Hypo)mania] Elevated mood [Depression]

Output: Decreased mood

Borderline, bipolar, or both? Frame your diagnosis on the patient history : Current Psychiatry


Input: [(Hypo)mania] Irritability [Depression]

Output: Irritability

Borderline, bipolar, or both? Frame your diagnosis on the patient history : Current Psychiatry


Input: [(Hypo)mania] Decreased need for sleep [Depression]

Output: Anhedonia

Borderline, bipolar, or both? Frame your diagnosis on the patient history : Current Psychiatry


Input: [(Hypo)mania] Grandiosity [Depression]

Output: Decreased self-attitude

Borderline, bipolar, or both? Frame your diagnosis on the patient history : Current Psychiatry


Input: [(Hypo)mania] Talkativeness [Depression]

Output: Insomnia/hypersomnia

Borderline, bipolar, or both? Frame your diagnosis on the patient history : Current Psychiatry


Input: [(Hypo)mania] Racing thoughts [Depression]

Output: Change in appetite/weight

Borderline, bipolar, or both? Frame your diagnosis on the patient history : Current Psychiatry


Input: [(Hypo)mania] Increased motor activity [Depression]

Output: Fatigue

Borderline, bipolar, or both? Frame your diagnosis on the patient history : Current Psychiatry


Input: [(Hypo)mania] Increased sex drive [Depression]

Output: Hopelessness

Borderline, bipolar, or both? Frame your diagnosis on the patient history : Current Psychiatry


Input: [(Hypo)mania] Religiosity [Depression]

Output: Suicidal thoughts

Borderline, bipolar, or both? Frame your diagnosis on the patient history : Current Psychiatry


Input: [(Hypo)mania] Distractibility [Depression]

Output: Impaired concentration

Borderline, bipolar, or both? Frame your diagnosis on the patient history : Current Psychiatry


Input: [UNIT CODE] BSBCRT301A [UNIT NAME]

Output: Develop and extend critical and creative thinking skills

Diploma of Specialist Make-Up Services: Gold Coast and Brisbane


Input: [UNIT CODE] BSBCRT402A [UNIT NAME]

Output: Collaborate in a creative process

Diploma of Specialist Make-Up Services: Gold Coast and Brisbane


Input: [UNIT CODE] CUFMUP401A [UNIT NAME]

Output: Design, apply and remove make-up

Diploma of Specialist Make-Up Services: Gold Coast and Brisbane


Input: [UNIT CODE] CUFMUP403A [UNIT NAME]

Output: Style hair for performances or productions

Diploma of Specialist Make-Up Services: Gold Coast and Brisbane


Input: [UNIT CODE] BSBPMG510A [UNIT NAME]

Output: Manage projects

Diploma of Specialist Make-Up Services: Gold Coast and Brisbane


Input: [UNIT CODE] BSBOHS509A [UNIT NAME]

Output: Ensure a safe workplace

Diploma of Specialist Make-Up Services: Gold Coast and Brisbane


Input: [UNIT CODE] CUFMUP501A [UNIT NAME]

Output: Design and apply specialised make-up

Diploma of Specialist Make-Up Services: Gold Coast and Brisbane


Input: [UNIT CODE] CUFMUP502A [UNIT NAME]

Output: Design and apply special make-up effects

Diploma of Specialist Make-Up Services: Gold Coast and Brisbane


Input: [UNIT CODE] CUFMUP402A [UNIT NAME]

Output: Maintain make-up and hair continuity

Diploma of Specialist Make-Up Services: Gold Coast and Brisbane


Input: [UNIT CODE] CUFMUP503A [UNIT NAME]

Output: Create prosthetics for special make-up effects

Diploma of Specialist Make-Up Services: Gold Coast and Brisbane


Input: [UNIT CODE] CUFIND401A [UNIT NAME]

Output: Provide services on a freelance basis

Diploma of Specialist Make-Up Services: Gold Coast and Brisbane


Input: [UNIT CODE] BSBCMM401A [UNIT NAME]

Output: Make a presentation

Diploma of Specialist Make-Up Services: Gold Coast and Brisbane


Input: [UNIT CODE] BSBDES402A [UNIT NAME]

Output: Interpret and respond to a design brief

Diploma of Specialist Make-Up Services: Gold Coast and Brisbane


Input: [UNIT CODE] BSBDES501A [UNIT NAME]

Output: Implement design solutions

Diploma of Specialist Make-Up Services: Gold Coast and Brisbane


Input: [UNIT CODE] SIBXFAS202A [UNIT NAME]

Output: Design and apply make-up for photography

Diploma of Specialist Make-Up Services: Gold Coast and Brisbane


Input: [UNIT CODE] CUEIND02B [UNIT NAME]

Output: Research and evaluate theatrical references to inform industry practice

Diploma of Specialist Make-Up Services: Gold Coast and Brisbane


Input: [Normal Wear and Use] Up to three (3) per panel with a diameter up to 4 inches [Excess Wear and Use] Four (4) or more per panel or any with diameter greater than 4 inches [Damage]

Output: Exterior body panel dings, dents and scratches

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Input: [Normal Wear and Use] No glass damage [Excess Wear and Use] All glass damage is chargeable (even small cracks and chips can compromise safety) [Damage]

Output: Glass

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Input: [Normal Wear and Use] Scratches and scuffs [Excess Wear and Use] Cracked or broken [Damage]

Output: Lenses (headlights, taillights and markers)

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Input: [Normal Wear and Use] Scratches up to 6 inches and gouges up to 1/2 inch [Excess Wear and Use] Scratches greater than 6 inches or gouges greater than 1/2 inch [Damage]

Output: Wheels

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Input: [Normal Wear and Use] No sidewall damage/plugs or exposed cords/belts [Excess Wear and Use] Any sidewall damage/plugs, exposed cords/belts or tires of inappropriate size/rating for the vehicle [Damage]

Output: Tires

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Input: [Normal Wear and Use] Up to two (2) per panel with diameter up to 1/8 inch [Excess Wear and Use] Three (3) or more per panel or any with diameter greater than 1/8 inch [Damage]

Output: Interior burn holes

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Input: [Normal Wear and Use] One (1) per panel up to 1/2 inch [Excess Wear and Use] Two (2) per panel or any greater than 1/2 inch [Damage]

Output: Interior permanent stains

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Input: [Normal Wear and Use] Up to two (2) per panel up to 1/2 inch [Excess Wear and Use] Three (3) or more per panel or any greater than 1/2 inch [Damage]

Output: Interior cuts and tears

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Input: [Possible Alloy] 1. silver alloy 2. platinum - silver alloy 3. base alloy [Further evidence] silver test [Reaction on Streak]

Output: Dissolution without residue and without the acid being colored yellow

[Ganoksin] Jewelry Making - White Metals and Alloys


Input: [Possible Alloy] 1. palladium 2. palladium alloy [Further evidence] labratory analysis [Reaction on Streak]

Output: Attack or dissolution with yellowish coloring of acid

[Ganoksin] Jewelry Making - White Metals and Alloys


Input: [Possible Alloy] white gold with less than Au 500 [Further evidence] labratory analysis [Reaction on Streak]

Output: No dissolution, some reddish coloring

[Ganoksin] Jewelry Making - White Metals and Alloys


Input: [Possible Alloy] white gold with less than Au 500 (a high precentage of base white metal and silvel) [Further evidence] silver test [Reaction on Streak]

Output: Attack with brown color and residue

[Ganoksin] Jewelry Making - White Metals and Alloys


Input: [Possible Alloy] 1. platinum 2. platinum alloy 3. white gold alloy with more than AU 500 4. base alloy [Further evidence] platinum test [Reaction on Streak]

Output: No attack, the streak is unchanged.

[Ganoksin] Jewelry Making - White Metals and Alloys


Input: [Possible Alloy] white gold [Reaction on Streak]

Output: More or less rapid dissolution

[Ganoksin] Jewelry Making - White Metals and Alloys


Input: [Possible Alloy] 1. platinum 2. platinum alloy with more than Pt 800 3. base alloy [Further evidence] labratory analysis [Reaction on Streak]

Output: No attack

[Ganoksin] Jewelry Making - White Metals and Alloys


Input: [Configuration] .Single bus [Reliability] Least reliable — single failure can cause complete outage [Cost] Least cost — fewer components [Available area]

Output: Least area — fewer components

Table of configurations


Input: [Configuration] .Double bus [Reliability] Highly reliable — duplicated components; single failure normally isolates single component [Cost] High cost — duplicated components [Available area]

Output: Greater area — twice as many components

Table of configurations


Input: [Configuration] .Main bus and .transfer [Reliability] Least reliable — same as Single bus, but ﬂexibility in operating and maintenance with transfer bus [Cost] Moderate cost — fewer components [Available area]

Output: Low area requirement — fewer components

Table of configurations


Input: [Configuration] .Double bus, .single breaker [Reliability] Moderately reliable — depends on arrangement of components and bus [Cost] Moderate cost — more components [Available area]

Output: Moderate area — more components

Table of configurations


Input: [Configuration] .Ring bus [Reliability] High reliability — single failure isolates single component [Cost] Moderate cost — more components [Available area]

Output: Moderate area — increases with number of circuits

Table of configurations


Input: [Configuration] .Breaker and a.half [Reliability] Highly reliable — single circuit failure isolates single circuit, bus failures do not affect circuits [Cost] Moderate cost — breaker-and-a-half for each circuit [Available area]

Output: Greater area — more components per circuit

Table of configurations


Input: [General item] Chip surface inspection , wafer drying equipment [Product name] Wafer surface inspection equipment WM-7000 [Characteristics] Light source 266nmDUV / Violet LD Detection / scanning system detects scattered light / helical scanning system Sensitivity Bare 30nm / Film 40nm SOI wafer 40nm [Middle item]

Output: Wafer surface inspection equipment


Input: [General item] Chip surface inspection , wafer drying equipment [Product name] Wafer surface inspection equipment WM-10 [Characteristics] Violet LD Light Source Detection / scanning system detects scattered light / helical scanning system Sensitivity Bare 48nm / Film 60nm [Middle item]

Output: Wafer surface inspection equipment


Input: [General item] Chip surface inspection , wafer drying equipment [Product name] Wafer surface inspection WM-7/7Plus [Characteristics] Expression type: TME-400R TME-150R, exposure methods: Proximity system, Resolution: Proximity: 6μmL & S soft contact: 2μmL & S Hard Contact: 0.5μmL & S (depending on conditions.) [Middle item]

Output: Wafer surface inspection equipment


Input: [General item] Chip surface inspection , wafer drying equipment [Product name] Wafer rapid drying spin dryer 890A [Middle item]

Output: Wafer fast drying spin dryer


Input: [General item] Chip surface inspection , wafer drying equipment [Product name] TME-400R TME-150R [Characteristics] Expression type: TME-400R TME-150R, exposure methods: Proximity system, Resolution: Proximity: 6μmL & S soft contact: 2μmL & S Hard Contact: 0.5μmL & S (depending on conditions.) [Middle item]

Output: Lithography for R & D


Input: [General item] Chip surface inspection , wafer drying equipment [Product name] Vi-3100 [Characteristics] none [Middle item]

Output: In tray chip inspection equipment


Input: [General item] Chip surface inspection , wafer drying equipment [Product name] Vi-3200 [Characteristics] none [Middle item]

Output: In tray chip inspection equipment


Input: [General item] Chip surface inspection , wafer drying equipment [Product name] Vi-4300/4200/2202/1202 [Characteristics] Type equation: Vi-4300 Series Vi-4200 Vi-2202 Vi-1202, state type: Full Auto, Semi Auto, objective lenses: Standard: Option 5 times: 1.25 times, 2.5 times 10 times 20 times 50 times [Middle item]

Output: In tray chip inspection equipment


Input: [General item] Chip surface inspection , wafer drying equipment [Product name] RAD-2500 [Characteristics] none [Middle item]

Output: Wafer mount equipment


Input: [General item] Chip surface inspection , wafer drying equipment [Product name] RI-4C [Characteristics] Power: AC100V, 50/60Hz, Power consumption: 6W, Output: DC ± 5 ~ 17kV, [Middle item]

Output: Ionizer


Input: [General item] Chip surface inspection , wafer drying equipment [Product name] Controller 3020 [Characteristics] Ionizer connection number : Up to 20 units, power source: AC100V, 50/60Hz, Power consumption: 8W, output: AC48V, [Middle item]

Output: Ionizer


Input: [Disorder] Cysts of Skene's or Bartholin's glands [Possible Symptoms] Asymptomatic swelling at the sides of the urinary meatus or vestibule

Output: Such cysts are surgically incised to prevent blockage of gland duct.

Nursing Data: Maternal and Child Health Nursing Chapter 10


Input: [Disorder] Condylomata acuminata [Possible Symptoms] Cauliflower-like lesion on vulva

Output: This lesion tends to occur in women with chronic vaginitis. Caused by the epidermatrophic virus that causes common warts. Removed by cryocautery or knife excision.

Nursing Data: Maternal and Child Health Nursing Chapter 10


Input: [Disorder] Lichen sclerosus [Possible Symptoms] Whitish papules on the vulva; asymptomatic

Output: There is no need for removal; the area is biopsied because leukoplakia, a potentially cancerous condition, has an almost identical appearance.

Nursing Data: Maternal and Child Health Nursing Chapter 10