Input: [Layer] Layer 2 [Other Brands] No such anionic tape or are using medicated tape not recommended by experts. [Anion Product]

Output: Anionic tape of world advanced standard and granted with national patent, can effectively get rid of the cause of female genital inflammation: anaerobic bacteria.


Input: [Layer] Layers 3 and 5 [Other Brands] Paper pulp from recycled items with high level of chemical bleach is used as filling material, or chemical fibre materials are used. How dreadful it is for the sensitive skin to come into close contact with such kind of materials! [Anion Product]

Output: Dust-free paper after strict sterilization is used for 360-degree wrapping of the absorbent agent.


Input: [Layer] Layer 4 [Other Brands] Low quantity of absorbent materials. [Anion Product]

Output: Adequate absorbent agents, which are colourless.


Input: [Layer] Layer 6 [Other Brands] Plastic film that is not air permeable. [Anion Product]

Output: A base film which is permeable to air but not water.


Input: [Layer] Layer 7 [Other Brands] Adhesive base layer using industrial strength glue. [Anion Product]

Output: Adhesive base layer used for food products.


Input: [Homeopathic Ingredients] Aesculus hippocastanum 6X [Purpose]

Output: Relieves pain of the Achilles tendon, swelling of the feet after walking

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Input: [Homeopathic Ingredients] Arnica montana 6X [Purpose]

Output: Treats injuries & bruising to muscles & joints

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Input: [Homeopathic Ingredients] Belladonna 6X [Purpose]

Output: For night leg cramps, restless leg & muscle spasms

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Input: [Homeopathic Ingredients] Calendula officinalis 4X [Purpose]

Output: Promotes rapid healing & treats dry skin on feet

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Input: [Homeopathic Ingredients] Crotalus horridus 8X [Purpose]

Output: Relief of impact injuries & deep tissue bruising

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Input: [Homeopathic Ingredients] Echinacea 4X [Purpose]

Output: Relieves swelling & sudden pain in feet & ankles

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Input: [Homeopathic Ingredients] Graphites 6X [Purpose]

Output: For skin conditions

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Input: [Homeopathic Ingredients] Heloderma horridum 8X [Purpose]

Output: Relief of swelling & burning pain of the feet and toes

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Input: [Homeopathic Ingredients] Lachesis mutus 8X [Purpose]

Output: Relieves sudden sharp pain in the feet and ankle

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Input: [Homeopathic Ingredients] Naja tripudians 8X [Purpose]

Output: Relieves nerve pain

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Input: [Homeopathic Ingredients] Phosphorus 9X [Purpose]

Output: Relief of coldness and cramping of the feet

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Input: [Homeopathic Ingredients] Rhus toxicodendron 8X [Purpose]

Output: For sprains and joint pain of the feet, heel and post-surgical pain

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Input: [Homeopathic Ingredients] Ruta graveolens 6X [Purpose]

Output: Relief of pain, soreness & bruising of the feet, ankle & shin

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Input: [Homeopathic Ingredients] Sulfur 8X [Purpose]

Output: Relieves itching, cracking of the skin and joint pain in toes and feet.

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Input: [MOSFETs Preferred] Low duty cycle [IGBT Applications] Motor control [MOSFET Applications] Switched-mode power supplies [IGBTs Preferred]

Output: High duty cycle

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Table. IGBTs versus MOSFETs.


Input: [MOSFETs Preferred] Applications of 200 kHz or more [IGBT Applications] Uninterruptible power supplies [MOSFET Applications] Battery charging [IGBTs Preferred]

Output: Frequencies of 20 kHz or less

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Table. IGBTs versus MOSFETs.


Input: [MOSFETs Preferred] Wide line or load variation [IGBT Applications] Welding [IGBTs Preferred]

Output: Small line or load variation

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Table. IGBTs versus MOSFETs.


Input: [MOSFETs Preferred] Low-voltage applications of 200 V or less [IGBT Applications] Low power lighting [IGBTs Preferred]

Output: High-voltage applications of 1000 V or more

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Table. IGBTs versus MOSFETs.


Input: [MOSFETs Preferred] Power outputs of 500 W or less [IGBTs Preferred]

Output: Output power of 5 kW or more

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Table. IGBTs versus MOSFETs.


Input: [IGBTs Preferred]

Output: Junction temperatures of 100°C or more

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Table. IGBTs versus MOSFETs.


Input: [3] 2 cross-connected unbalanced cylinders [4] 1 balanced cylinder [Effect on:]

Output: 1 unbalanced cylinder

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Input: [Specification] Bore [Change] increase [3] increase push and pull force [4] increase push and pull force [Effect on:]

Output: increase push and pull force decrease difference between push and pull force (i.e. decrease difference between left and right turning steering power )

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Input: [Change] decrease [3] decrease push and pull force [4] decrease push and pull force [Effect on:]

Output: decrease push and pull force increase difference between push and pull force (i.e. decrease difference between left and right turning steering power )

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Input: [Specification] Shaft dia. [Change] increase [3] decrease push and pull force [4] decrease push and pull force [Effect on:]

Output: decrease push and pull force increase difference between push and pull force (i.e. decrease difference between left and right turning steering power ) increase difference between push and pull speed (i.e. increase difference between number of turns from lock to lock from one side to the other)

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Input: [Change] decrease [3] increase push and pull force [4] increase push and pull force [Effect on:]

Output: increase push and pull force decrease difference between push and pull force (i.e. decrease difference between left and right turning steering power ) decrease difference between push and pull speed (i.e. decrease difference between number of turns from lock to lock from one side to the other)

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Input: [Specification] Stroke [Change] increase [3] increases cylinder volume (twice as much as the other style cylinders) [4] increases cylinder volume [Effect on:]

Output: increases cylinder volume

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Input: [Change] decrease [3] decreases cylinder volume (twice as much as the other style cylinders) [4] decreases cylinder volume [Effect on:]

Output: decreases cylinder volume

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Input: [Specification] Swept Volume [Change] increase [3] increases number of turns lock to lock or increases the steering unit displacement requirement (twice as much as the other style cylinders) [4] increases number of turns lock to lock or increases the steering unit displacement requirement [Effect on:]

Output: increases number of turns lock to lock or increases the steering unit displacement requirement

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Input: [Change] decrease [3] decreases number of turns lock to lock or decreases the steering unit displacement requirement (twice as much as the other style cylinders) [4] decreases number of turns lock to lock or decreases the steering unit displacement requirement [Effect on:]

Output: decreases number of turns lock to lock or decreases the steering unit displacement requirement

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Input: [Herb] Perennial Perennials are herbaceous plants that live three or more years [Growth Habit/Form]

Output: Life Span

Plantain-leaf pussytoes (Antennaria plantaginifolia) - Guide to Kansas Plants


Input: [Herb] 1.0 feet height in feet [Growth Habit/Form]

Output: Maximum Height

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Input: [Herb] 0.3 feet width in feet [Growth Habit/Form]

Output: Maximum Spread

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Input: [Herb] White, colors of the flowers [Growth Habit/Form]

Output: Flower Color

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Input: [Herb] April - May typical months to expect blooms [Growth Habit/Form]

Output: Flowering Season

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Input: [Herb] Vegetative methods of reproduction [Growth Habit/Form]

Output: Reproduction

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Input: [Bobber] rag [Material] white window insulation, yarn [action] float wobble pulse [comments]

Output: home made bobber


Input: [Bobber] Corkie [Material] cork, styrofoam [action] wobble [comments]

Output: a standard to all drift fishermen


Input: [Bobber] cone [Material] plastic [action] wobble [comments]

Output: A very effective bobber now out of production


Input: [Bobber] Shrimp Louie [Material] plastic [action] float wobble [comments]

Output: looks like a piece of cocktail shrimp


Input: [Bobber] Cheaters [Material] styrofoam [action] wobble [comments]

Output: very effective bobber that imitates the cone


Input: [Bobber] wobblers [Material] plastic [action] float and diving action [comments]

Output: dives like a hot shot


Input: [Bobber] glo gos [Material] plastic [action] spin [comments]

Output: my favorite no longer produced in hard plastic


Input: [Bobber] birdie drifter [Material] styrofoam [action] spin [comments]

Output: the replacement to the glo go


Input: [Bobber] pill [Material] styrofoam [action] float [comments]

Output: looks like its name


Input: [Bobber] spin glo [Material] cork, styrofoam [action] spin [comments]

Output: finicky fish love a moving bait


Input: [Bobber] air o fly [Material] foam, feathers [action] float wobble pulse [comments]

Output: a commercial version of the rag


Input: [Bobber] Okie [Material] plastic, styrofoam [action] wobble [comments]

Output: The classic egg imitation


Input: [Term] Alternative daily cover [Explanation]

Output: Board-approved materials other than soil used as a temporary overlay on an exposed landfill face. Generally, these materials must be processed so that they do not allow gaps in the face surface, which would provide breeding grounds for insects and vermin. Public Resources Code section 41781.3 stipulates this practice is recycling, not disposal, and authorizes the Board to adopt regulations, such as Title 27 California Code of Regulations, section 20690. Approved materials include processed green materials, sludge, ash and kiln residue, compost, construction and demolition debris, and special foams and fabrics. Also see Daily/Intermediate Cover and Alternative Daily/Intermediate Cover Guidelines.

Glossary: Conversion and Biomass-to-Energy


Input: [Term] Anaerobic digester [Explanation]

Output: A dedicated unit process for controlling the anaerobic decomposition of organic material. Typically consists of one or more enclosed, temperature controlled tanks with material handling equipment designed to prevent the introduction of oxygen from the atmosphere.

Glossary: Conversion and Biomass-to-Energy


Input: [Term] Biochemical oxygen demand [Explanation]

Output: Biochemical oxygen demand is the amount of oxygen required for complete (aerobic) biological decomposition of a material. The standard laboratory method (BOD5) tests the amount of dissolved oxygen consumed in a closed aqueous system over a five-day period. It is a fairly direct, but time-consuming measure of biodegradability of liquid streams.

Glossary: Conversion and Biomass-to-Energy


Input: [Term] Biomixer [Explanation]

Output: A rotating drum often with a trommel screen used for size reduction and pretreatment of the organic fraction in mixed municipal solid waste (MSW) for sorting. Can be aerated to encourage biological breakdown. Can be operated at retention times from several hours to several days.

Glossary: Conversion and Biomass-to-Energy


Input: [Term] Bioreactor landfill [Explanation]

Output: A landfill operated as a bioreactor using leachate recycling (or other management schemes) to increase the rate of organic decomposition and biogas production. Not to be confused with anaerobic digester.

Glossary: Conversion and Biomass-to-Energy


Input: [Term] Combustion [Explanation]

Output: A rapid conversion of chemical energy into thermal energy. The reaction is exothermic. Organic matter is oxidized with sufficient air (or oxygen) for reactions to go to completion. The carbon and hydrogen are oxidized to carbon dioxide and water, respectively.

Glossary: Conversion and Biomass-to-Energy


Input: [Term] Compost [Explanation]

Output: Refers to stabilized and screened organic material ready for horticultural or agricultural use. If anaerobically digested material is used as compost, it must be biologically stabilized, typically through aeration and maturation.

Glossary: Conversion and Biomass-to-Energy


Input: [Term] Digestion [Explanation]

Output: Either in the presence of oxygen (aerobic) or in an oxygen-depleted atmosphere (anaerobic), digestion is the process in which microbes digest biogenic carbonaceous materials and emit any number of energetic, inert gases and liquids.

Glossary: Conversion and Biomass-to-Energy


Input: [Term] Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) [Explanation]

Output: EPR as it relates to solid waste management refers to responsibility placed on waste producers for disposal or mitigation of their own waste. "Producer pays" or "take-back" laws are examples of implementing EPR.

Glossary: Conversion and Biomass-to-Energy


Input: [Term] Fermentation [Explanation]

Output: Conversion of substrates, such as sugar, by microorganisms, such as yeast, bacteria, and fungi, in the absence of oxygen, into products, usually ethanol with carbon dioxide by-product and some increase in cell mass.

Glossary: Conversion and Biomass-to-Energy


Input: [Term] Fischer-Tropsch [Explanation]

Output: Fischer-Tropsch synthesis is a process for producing mainly straight-chain paraffinic hydrocarbons from a synthesis gas having the correct mixture of CO and H2. Catalysts are usually employed. Typical operating conditions for FT synthesis are temperatures of 390-660 °F and pressures of 15-40 atmospheres depending on the desired products. The product range includes the light hydrocarbons methane (CH4) and ethane (C2), LPG (C3-C4), gasoline (C5-C12), diesel (C13-C22), and waxes (>C23). The distribution of the products depends on the catalyst and the process conditions (temperature, pressure, and residence time). The synthesis gas should have low tar and particulate matter content to avoid progressive contamination of the catalysts. Biomass derived synthesis gas for FT liquid production is pre-commercial. However, it may be more easily commercialized than coal since it has smaller quantities of contaminants to remove in the synthesis gas cleaning process.

Glossary: Conversion and Biomass-to-Energy


Input: [Term] Gasification [Explanation]

Output: Production of energetic gases from solid or liquid organic feedstocks usually by partial oxidation. Primary energetic gases produced are hydrogen, carbon monoxide, and methane, along with an inorganic ash residue.

Glossary: Conversion and Biomass-to-Energy


Input: [Term] Gray waste [Explanation]

Output: The material left over after separation of recyclables and putrescible material from the mixed waste stream. Composed mostly of inorganic material, gray waste usually contains a significant amount of organic material. Depending on its composition, gray waste can be treated biologically or burned prior to final disposal.

Glossary: Conversion and Biomass-to-Energy


Input: [Term] Hydraulic retention time (HRT) [Explanation]

Output: The average length of time liquids and soluble compounds remain in a reactor. Increasing the HRT allows more contact time between substrate and bacteria but requires slower feeding and/or larger reactor volume.

Glossary: Conversion and Biomass-to-Energy


Input: [Term] Hydrogasification [Explanation]

Output: Gasification using hydrogen gas to react with the carbon in organic materials to produce a methane rich gas effluent, and provide heat for the process. Any pyrolytic products present are usually converted into methane. Steam pyrolysis is often used as a precursor process that can enhance the hydrogen reaction kinetics, despite the presence of water in the feed. Since oxygen is not intentionally introduced, carbon oxides are reduced and methane increased as the hydrogen pressure is increased. Toxic hydrocarbons, like furans and dioxins, are chemically reduced by hydrogasification to less hazardous chemical compounds.

Glossary: Conversion and Biomass-to-Energy


Input: [Term] Hydrolysis [Explanation]

Output: A chemical or biological process in which water is added to other molecules (the conditions are wide ranging and many molecules can be hydrolyzed). Hydrolysis is a pretreatment or preliminary step in fermentation processes that ultimately yield biogas or ethanol. For cellulose and hemicellulose, a variety of hydrolysis methods can be used to break down the long chain polymer into simple glucose molecules. Efficiencies of hydrolysis vary among methods and feedstocks.

Glossary: Conversion and Biomass-to-Energy


Input: [Term] Incineration [Explanation]

Output: A generic term in the industry that connotes any process that combusts waste. Literally, "to make into ash."

Glossary: Conversion and Biomass-to-Energy


Input: [Term] Mass Burn Incineration [Explanation]

Output: Combustion of solid wastes without sorting or significant pre-treatment. The whole solid waste “mass” if used as feedstock. Heat and power may or may not be recovered.

Glossary: Conversion and Biomass-to-Energy


Input: [Term] Materials recovery facility (MRF) [Explanation]

Output: A facility where mixed MSW is sorted in order to recover material for reuse or recycling. In California, the “post MRF fraction” is typically landfilled.

Glossary: Conversion and Biomass-to-Energy


Input: [Term] Mechanical-biological treatment [Explanation]

Output: A waste processing system that combines a sorting facility for materials recovery (the mechanical portion) with biological treatment, either aerobic or anaerobic, for stabilizing the organic fraction before landfilling.

Glossary: Conversion and Biomass-to-Energy


Input: [Term] Mechanically separated organic fraction of municipal solid waste (OFMSW) [Explanation]

Output: Organic material separated from the mixed waste stream by mechanical means (i.e., trommels, screens, shredders, magnets, density dependent mechanisms). Isolating the OFMSW from mixed waste is less effective using mechanical separation as compared with source separation.

Glossary: Conversion and Biomass-to-Energy


Input: [Term] Municipal solid waste (MSW) [Explanation]

Output: MSW includes all of the solid wastes that are generated from residential (homes and apartments) sources, commercial and business establishments, institutional facilities, construction and demolition activities, municipal services, and treatment plant sites. Hazardous wastes are generally not considered MSW. Some regions or countries consider only residential solid waste as MSW.

Glossary: Conversion and Biomass-to-Energy


Input: [Term] Organic fraction of municipal solid waste (OFMSW) [Explanation]

Output: The biogenic fraction of MSW. OFMSW can be removed from the waste stream at the source (source separation), or downstream by mechanical separation, picking lines a combination of the two. The wood and paper fraction is more recalcitrant to biological degradation and is therefore not desired for biochemical conversion feedstocks.

Glossary: Conversion and Biomass-to-Energy


Input: [Term] Organic [Explanation]

Output: Material containing carbon and hydrogen. Organic material in MSW includes the biomass components of the waste stream as well as hydrocarbons usually derived from fossil sources (e.g., most plastics, polymers, the majority of waste tire components, and petroleum residues).

Glossary: Conversion and Biomass-to-Energy


Input: [Term] Pretreatment [Explanation]

Output: In reference to MSW, pretreatment can refer to any process used to treat the raw MSW stream before disposal. This includes separation, drying, comminuting, hydrolysis, biological treatment, heating and others.

Glossary: Conversion and Biomass-to-Energy


Input: [Term] Pyrolysis [Explanation]

Output: A thermal degradation of carbonaceous material in an oxygen-free reactor. Pyrolytic oils, fuel gas, chars, and ash are produced in quantities that are highly dependent on temperature, residence time, and the amount of heat applied.

Glossary: Conversion and Biomass-to-Energy


Input: [Term] Rankine cycle [Explanation]

Output: The Rankine vapor power cycle is the most widely used thermal cycle for electrical power generation throughout the world. It is commonly called a "steam cycle" when the working fluid is water. It consists of a boiler where heat is added to liquid phase pressurized working fluid (water) to create a high temperature and pressurized vapor (steam if the working fluid is water). The high-pressure steam is expanded through a turbine, which turns a generator creating electrical power. The low-pressure steam coming out of the turbine is condensed to liquid by cooling after which the pressure of the relatively low temperature liquid is raised by a boiler feed pump or pumps to repeat the cycle. Rankine cycle efficiencies depend on plant size, fuel, and design and typically vary from about 10 percent for very small (< 1 MWe) solid-fueled systems to greater than 40 percent for large (>500 MWe) supercritical units. Typical solid-fueled biomass and waste fired power plants (~10-100 MWe) have net efficiencies of about 17-25 percent.

Glossary: Conversion and Biomass-to-Energy


Input: [Term] Solids retention time (SRT) [Explanation]

Output: The average length of time solid material remains in a reactor. SRT and HRT are equal for complete mix and plug flow reactors. Some two-stage reactor concepts and Upflow Anaerobic Sludge Blanket (UASB) reactors decouple HRT from the SRT allowing the solids to have longer contact time with microbes while maintaining smaller reactor volume and higher throughput.

Glossary: Conversion and Biomass-to-Energy


Input: [Term] Source-separated OFMSW (SS-OFMSW) [Explanation]

Output: Organic solid waste separated at the source (i.e., not mixed in with the other solid wastes). Often comes from municipal curbside recycling programs in which yard waste and sometimes kitchen scraps are collected separately from the rest of the MSW stream. The precise composition of SS-OFMSW can change significantly depending on the collection scheme used.

Glossary: Conversion and Biomass-to-Energy


Input: [Term] Steam reforming [Explanation]

Output: An endothermic chemical conversion process used to make hydrogen and carbon monoxide from superheat steam and hydrocarbon gases, such as methane using a nickel based catalyst.

Glossary: Conversion and Biomass-to-Energy


Input: [Term] Synthesis gas [Explanation]

Output: A mixture of carbon dioxide, carbon monoxide and hydrogen gas formed via gasification for the express purpose of synthesizing products.

Glossary: Conversion and Biomass-to-Energy


Input: [Term] Total solids (TS) [Explanation]

Output: The amount of solid material (or dry matter) remaining after removing moisture from a sample. Usually expressed as a percentage of the as-received or wet weight. Moisture content plus TS (both expressed as percentage of wet weight) equals 100 percent.

Glossary: Conversion and Biomass-to-Energy


Input: [Term] Ultimate methane potential [Explanation]

Output: A standard laboratory technique used to measure the anaerobic biodegradability and associated methane yield from a given substrate. The test is run until no further gas production is detected and can last up to 100 days. The results can be influenced by the substrate concentration and particle size, the inoculum source, the food to microorganism ratio, and the presence or build-up of inhibitory compounds among others. (Also known as ultimate biomethane potential, BMP, and Bo.)

Glossary: Conversion and Biomass-to-Energy


Input: [Term] Volatile solids (VS) [Explanation]

Output: Volatile solids (VS) amount is used as an indicator or proxy for the biodegradability of a material, though recalcitrant biomass (i.e., lignin) which is part of the VS does not degrade anaerobically. VS is the amount of combustible material in a sample. It is determined by an analytical method called “loss on ignition” which is the amount of matter that is volatilized and burned from a sample exposed to air at 550 ºC for 2 hours. The organic (carbon containing matter) is lost and the remaining matter is the mineral or ash component of the original sample. VS is usually reported as percent of total solids (TS), where TS are the sum of the VS and ash components.

Glossary: Conversion and Biomass-to-Energy


Input: [0] Kinds of animals [1] Sex, age [2] Seasons and hunting terms (date, time) [3] Kinds and ways of hunting [4]

Output: The resolved tools of hunting

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Input: [0] Black grouse [1] Birds of any sex and age [2] Autumn since the first Saturday of August in the daytime [3] Gun from the approach with hunting dogs [4]

Output: The smooth-bore hunting weapon with use of the cartridges equipped in fraction, hunting dogs

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Input: [0] Waterfowl, wader game, quail, woodcock, rock dove, ringdove [1] Birds of any sex and age [2] Summer-autumnal since the first Saturday of August in the daytime [3] Gun from an ambush, with alluring, from the approach, from an entrance, including with hunting dogs (except fleet, hounds), without gun with hunting birds [4]

Output: The smooth-bore hunting weapon with use of the cartridges equipped in fraction Hunting dogs: all groups, except hounds and fleet hunting birds

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Input: [0] Hazel grouse, common partridge [1] Birds of any sex and age [2] Summer-autumnal since the first Saturday of September in the daytime [3] Gun from the approach, from an ambush, with alluring [4]

Output: The smooth-bore hunting weapon with use of the cartridges equipped in fraction Hunting dogs: all groups, except hounds and fleet Hunting birds

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Input: [0] Elk, red deer, wild boar, European roe deer [1] Animals of any sex and age, except sows - leaders of herd [2] Autumn-winter since October, 1st, a shelter and with dogs - in the daytime, from an ambush and from the approach - within days [3] Gun a shelter, from an ambush, from the approach, including with hunting dogs [4]

Output: For an elk, a deer, an adult wild boar is more senior 2 years - the cut hunting weapon with muzzle energy of a bullet over 3000 joules and the smooth-bore hunting weapon with use only bullet cartridges, For roe deer and young growth of a wild boar till 2 years - the cut hunting weapon with muzzle energy of a bullet over 1500 joules and the smooth-bore hunting weapon with use of bullet cartridges and the cartridges equipped with a case-shot in diameter of 6,5 mm and more, lighting devices, optical sights, sights and devices of night vision, Hunting dogs: terriers, rates, spitz-dogs and primitive breeds

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Input: [0] Beaver, otter [1] Animals of any sex and age [2] Autumn-winter since October, 1st in the daytime [3] Gun and without a gun, including with hunting dogs [4]

Output: The cut hunting weapon with muzzle energy of a bullet over 1500 joules and the smooth-bore hunting weapon with use of bullet cartridges and the cartridges equipped in fraction in diameter of 5 mm and more, traps (except loops), nets, traps � 5-7, hunting dogs: terriers, rates, spitz-dogs and primitive breeds, �������, apporters, water dogs

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Input: [0] Mountain and brownhare [1] Animals of any sex and age [2] Autumn since the first Saturday till last Sunday October [3] Gun with the hunting dogs having the field diploma [4]

Output: In the daytime gun with the hunting dogs having the field diploma, with fleet dogs, hunting birds the smooth-bore hunting weapon with use of the cartridges equipped in fraction Hunting dogs: the hounds having the field diploma in a hare and (or) a fox, fleet hunting birds

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Input: [0] Marten, stone-marten, polecat, American mink, ermine, squirrel [1] Animals of any sex and age [2] Fall and winter till last Sunday of January in the daytime [3] Gun and without gun, including with hunting dogs, from the approach [4]

Output: The cut hunting weapon of calibre of 5,6 mm and the smooth-bore hunting weapon with use of the cartridges equipped in fraction, traps (except loops), traps � 0-3

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Input: [SWAP THIS] Potato chips [WHY] Potato chips have a high fat and salt content, plus loads of artificial flavourings. Rice crackers are a low-fat alternative and deliver energy-boosting protein when combined with ricotta or cottage cheese [FOR THIS]

Output: Rice crackers with low-fat cheese


Input: [SWAP THIS] Jelly lollies or boiled sweets [WHY] The massive sugar hit in lollies sends your blood sugar through the roof, then crashing through the floor. The natural sugars in dried fruit are a better choice, while raw nuts and seeds add protein [FOR THIS]

Output: Trail mix with dried fruit, seeds and nuts


Input: [SWAP THIS] Chocolate bar [WHY] Fruit is naturally sweet, without being full of sugar and fat. A spoonful of yoghurt adds calcium and protein [FOR THIS]

Output: Fruit salad with a dollop of low-fat yoghurt


Input: [SWAP THIS] Muesli, nut or ‘health’ bars [WHY] Many muesli or nut bars are full of sugar and fat, with few nutritional benefits. A bowl of plain popcorn or wholegrain crispbread is high in fibre and vitamins [FOR THIS]

Output: Bowl of plain popcorn, or wholegrain crispbread with peanut butter


Input: [SWAP THIS] Cinnamon donut or slice of cake [WHY] A piece of fruit toast or a light fruit scone is much higher in fibre and lower in saturated fat than a slice of cake or fried donut – and still deliciously tasty [FOR THIS]

Output: Fruit toast or scone


Input: [SWAP THIS] Ice cream or ice block [WHY] Yoghurt contains calcium, protein and a lower glycaemic index than ice cream [FOR THIS]

Output: Tub of yoghurt or frozen yoghurt


Input: [SWAP THIS] Cream biscuit [WHY] Vegie sticks deliver vitamins, minerals and carbohydrates, while low-fat dips contain essential fats, protein and calcium. Cream biscuits contain no nutrients and loads of sugar and fat [FOR THIS]

Output: Carrot and celery sticks with hommus, tzatziki or avocado dip


Input: [SWAP THIS] Can of soft drink [WHY] Swapping the refined sugar in soft drinks with natural vitamins and minerals of freshly squeezed juice still feels just as sweet on the lips, but your teeth and bones will thank you for it [FOR THIS]

Output: Fresh fruit or vegetable juice


Input: [Features] Main Disconnect Switch [Benefits]

Output: Utilizes a rotary handle with interlocking door Helps assure maximum operator safety


Input: [Features] Safety Contactor [Benefits]

Output: Enables the definite purpose break of power Prevents abnormal condition failure utilizing an over temperature shutdown


Input: [Features] Enclosure [Benefits]

Output: Built with Type 4 steel enclosures with gray paint Designed with rugged construction suitable for industrial and commercial locations Suitable for indoor or outdoor installation in non-hazardous locations


Input: [Features] Branch Circuit Fusing [Benefits]

Output: Assures compliance with NEC and CEC electrical codes Increases SCCR rating Reduces risk of over-current related failures and hazards


Input: [Features] SCCR Rating [Benefits]

Output: Assures compliance with Article 409 of the NEC and UL® 508A


Input: [Features] UL® 508A Agency Certification [Benefits]

Output: Assures compliance with appropriate United States and Canadian codes Assures prompt product acceptance Reduces end product documentation costs


Input: [Features] Customer Field Connections [Benefits]

Output: Dedicated terminals for supply, load and control interlock for fast and easy customer connection Dedicated terminals for sensor connection with matched alloys where applicable


Input: [Thumbnail Image] BOU129 [Price] $2.99 [Name]

Output: Make Her Smile Boutonniere Our Make Her Smile Boutonniere features a dazzling color palette. A lavender Chrysanthemum Daisy is complimented by three blooms of Green Button Mum for a contemporary appearance, beautifully pulled together with arching Bear Grass and a wrapped stem.

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Input: [Thumbnail Image] BOU108 [Price] $3.99 [Name]

Output: Touch of Pink Boutonniere Timeless and forever fashionable, our Touch of Pink Boutonniere is an excellent choice for virtually any color suit. Our light pink rose provides a classy, understated focal point on your big day. This boutonniere is tasteful and stylish in any season.

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Input: [Thumbnail Image] BOU127 [Price] $4.99 [Name]

Output: Classic Red-Yellow Rose Boutonniere Refined and sophisticated, our Red-Yellow Rose Boutonniere is a timeless classic. Features our Red-Yellow Bi-Color Rose adorned by a stem of Salal Lemon Leaf.

Wedding Flowers – Wedding Bouquets | Wedding Centerpieces | Corsage | Boutinonniere | Rose Petals at Bunchesdirect


Input: [Thumbnail Image] BOU138 [Price] $4.99 [Name]

Output: His Suave Boutonniere For the distinguished, sophisticated man, our His Suave Boutonniere is the perfect choice. A red rose offers a gorgeous focal point supported by a stem of lovely Italian Ruscus. A classic, timeless look that is sure to dazzle on your wedding day.

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Input: [Thumbnail Image] BOU120 [Price] $5.99 [Name]

Output: Simple Touch Boutonniere Keep it classic and elegant with our Simple Touch Boutonniere. A light pink rose provides a gorgeous focal point, adorned by Baby's Breath and two stems of Leather Leaf. This delicate, refined look is a handsome addition to virtually any color suit, perfe

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Input: [Thumbnail Image] BOU131 [Price] $5.99 [Name]

Output: With Love Boutonniere Make a dramatic addition to your wedding day suit with our With Love Boutonniere. A pink Oriental Lily serves as a focal point, complimented beautifully by Baby's Breath and Leather Leaf and pulled together with a stylish ribbon.

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Input: [Thumbnail Image] BOU141 [Price] $5.99 [Name]

Output: Graceful Love Boutonniere Classy and classic, our Graceful Love boutonniere is a timeless look that works with virtually any suit style. A simple pink rose is adorned by a stem each of Baby's Breath and Leather Leaf.

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Input: [Thumbnail Image] BOU119 [Price] $5.99 [Name]

Output: Youthful Bliss Boutonniere Our Youthful Bliss Boutonnier is a classic and modern all at the same time. A solitary White Rose is adorned with Leather Leaf, Tiki, and purple Limonium. Evoke pure, unadulterated joy with this exquisite look, a great addition to virtu

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Input: [Thumbnail Image] BOU135 [Price] $5.99 [Name]

Output: My Star Boutonniere Show her what she means to you with our My Star Boutonniere. A tasteful and graceful look, this boutonniere spotlights a gorgeous White Rose; that's complimented by a stem of Baby's Breath, Salal, some tulle fabric and an organza ribbon.

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Input: [Thumbnail Image] BOU121 [Price] $6.99 [Name]

Output: Make Me Melt Boutonniere Our Make Me Melt Boutonniere is light and fresh, perfect for summer or fall weddings. A classic hot pink rose is adorned by a stem of Baby's Breath and Salal, pulled together with a decorative ribbon. Charming and stylish.

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Input: [Thumbnail Image] BOU125 [Price] $6.99 [Name]

Output: Sunlight Boutonniere Add a ray of color to your wedding day with our Sunlight Boutonniere. Trendy and fun for warm weather weddings, a small Sunflower complimented by fashionable Green Hypericum Berries makes for a bright addition to your suit.

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Input: [Thumbnail Image] BOU111 [Price] $7.99 [Name]

Output: Too Good To Be True Boutonniere One of the most colorful boutonnieres you'll find, our Too Good To Be True Boutonniere is flashy, vibrant and downright fun. A gorgeous Red Gerbera Daisy is backgrounded by a striking bi-color orange and cream rose as well as nine leaves of Leucadendron J

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Input: [Thumbnail Image] BOU144 [Price] $7.99 [Name]

Output: White Knight Boutonniere Shine like a white knight with this stunning, simple boutonniere. A White Tulip is adorned by a green Aspidistra Leaf for an elegant, refined look on your wedding day. Ideal on dark suits, this is a classic look that will never go out of style.

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Input: [Thumbnail Image] BOU112 [Price] $8.99 [Name]

Output: Secret Delight Boutonniere Our Secret Delight Boutonniere is stunning on any suit. Two blossoms of Hot Pink Spray Roses symbolize the unity of marriage for years to come, and Pittosporum provides a lovely compliment. No secret here -- this stunning arrangement will wow your guests

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Input: [Thumbnail Image] BOU128 [Price] $8.99 [Name]

Output: Special Night Boutonniere Add a touch of class to your suit with our Special Night Boutonniere. Perfect for weddings and other special occasions. A cream rose sits elegantly wrapped by a stem of Salal for a stylish, timeless look. Put your special night over the top with this shar

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Input: [Thumbnail Image] BOU114 [Price] $8.99 [Name]

Output: Unique Love Boutonniere

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Input: [Thumbnail Image] COR109 [Price] $8.99 [Name]

Output: Everlasting Smile Corsage Our stunning Everlasting Smile Corsage will have your wedding guests beaming with joy as you step down the aisle. A red rose serves as a striking splash of color, with Baby's Breath and Israeli Ruscus beautifully backgrounding the rose.

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Input: [Thumbnail Image] BOU140 [Price] $9.99 [Name]

Output: Clean-Cut Boutonniere So fresh and so clean! Our Clean-Cut Boutonniere is a smart, crisp look for your big day. Features a White Calla Lily, perfect to symbolize pure love.

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Input: [Thumbnail Image] BOU116 [Price] $9.99 [Name]

Output: Simplicity Boutonniere There's beauty in simplicity, as is the case with this Boutonniere. Two blooms of White Freesia are complimented by a stem of Solidago (Goldenrod) and a Salal Leaf for a remarkably elegant look. Great on dark and gray suits.

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Input: [Thumbnail Image] BOU117 [Price] $9.99 [Name]

Output: My Hero Boutonniere Fashionable and trendy, our My Hero Boutonniere features a White Mini Calla Lily adorned by a stem of Israeli Ruscus. Stands out attractively on dark colored suits. This modern Boutonniere is tasteful and particularly charming.

Wedding Flowers – Wedding Bouquets | Wedding Centerpieces | Corsage | Boutinonniere | Rose Petals at Bunchesdirect


Input: [Common brands] Byetta [2] Learn More [Drug]

Output: Exenatide


Input: [Common brands] Prandin [2] Learn More [Drug]

Output: Repaglinide


Input: [Common brands] Precose [2] Learn More [Drug]

Output: Acarbose


Input: [Common brands] Amaryl [2] Learn More [Drug]

Output: Glimepiride


Input: [Common brands] Glucotrol Glucotrol XL [2] Learn More [Drug]

Output: Glipizide


Input: [Drug]

Output: Glucagon


Input: [Common brands] Diabeta Glynase PresTab Micronase [2] Learn More [Drug]

Output: Glyburide


Input: [Common brands] Fortamet Glucophage Glumetza [2] Learn More [Drug]

Output: Metformin


Input: [Common brands] Glyset [2] Learn More [Drug]

Output: Miglitol


Input: [Common brands] Starlix [2] Learn More [Drug]

Output: Nateglinide


Input: [Common brands] Actos [2] Learn More [Drug]

Output: Pioglitazone


Input: [Common brands] Avandia [2] Learn More [Drug]

Output: Rosiglitazone


Input: [Hopper] Barrel Completely devoid of polymer melt and resin [Empty and valve shut]

Output: Empty


Input: [Hopper] Sled Sled/screw assembly at extreme right [Empty and valve shut]

Output: Completely retracted


Input: [Hopper] Screw Screw at extreme right in the barrel [Empty and valve shut]

Output: Completely retracted


Input: [Hopper] Hydraulic pump Handle rotated counter-clockwise to shut power off [Empty and valve shut]

Output: Off


Input: [Hopper] Machine power Button 29 on Operator Station Assembly pushed in [Empty and valve shut]

Output: Off


Input: [Hopper] Water Yellow handle on valve for blue hose on rear wall [Empty and valve shut]

Output: Off


Input: [Hopper] Main power Electrical box on rear wall [Empty and valve shut]

Output: Off


Input: [0] Conformity [Sonno Collection] 75% immediate body conformity due to open-cell foam construction [Other Foam] 5- to 10-minute “warm-up” period to conform to body [Spring Mattress]

Output: Passable comfort, especially with expensive upgrade options such as “pillow tops”

Design Within Reach: The Best in Modern Furniture and Modern Design


Input: [0] Ventilation [Sonno Collection] Ventilation holes, designed as part of the three-zone comfort system-help circulate air for temperature moderation [Other Foam] The surface is intact - with no holes - preventing airflow and allowing heat to build up [Spring Mattress]

Output: Ventilation varies depending on mattress construction

Design Within Reach: The Best in Modern Furniture and Modern Design


Input: [0] Support [Sonno Collection] Three-zone comfort design provides varying support for the whole body [Other Foam] Uniform density over entire mattress [Spring Mattress]

Output: Uniform density over entire mattress

Design Within Reach: The Best in Modern Furniture and Modern Design


Input: [0] Construction [Sonno Collection] No springs. Open-cell memory foam prevents uncomfortable cradle effect [Other Foam] Can be open-cell or closed-cell foam [Spring Mattress]

Output: Spring construction degrades over time

Design Within Reach: The Best in Modern Furniture and Modern Design


Input: [0] Allergy-Proof [Sonno Collection] Mattress-deep channels of ventilation and CoolMax or bamboo-poly fabric wick away moisture, preventing harmful molds, mites and bacteria [Other Foam] Dust mite resistant cover only [Spring Mattress]

Output: Materials used can house dust mites and other allergens

Design Within Reach: The Best in Modern Furniture and Modern Design


Input: [0] Movement [Sonno Collection] No “warm-up” period means the sleeper can easily shift positions during the night, with no sleep disturbance. Foam is movement dampening, so won't disturb partner [Other Foam] “Warm-up” period makes it difficult to move out of the groove from initial sleep position and to adjust to a new position [Spring Mattress]

Output: Spring construction makes movement difficult without disturbing sleeping partner

Design Within Reach: The Best in Modern Furniture and Modern Design


Input: [Vehicle Type] Ground Vehicle [File Format]

Output: .truck

RoRBook/Basic Truck Requirements - Rigs of Rods Wiki


Input: [Vehicle Type] Air Vehicle [File Format]

Output: .airplane

RoRBook/Basic Truck Requirements - Rigs of Rods Wiki


Input: [Vehicle Type] Sea Vehicle [File Format]

Output: .boat

RoRBook/Basic Truck Requirements - Rigs of Rods Wiki


Input: [Vehicle Type] Trailer Load [File Format]

Output: .trailer

RoRBook/Basic Truck Requirements - Rigs of Rods Wiki


Input: [Vehicle Type] Other Load [File Format]

Output: .load

RoRBook/Basic Truck Requirements - Rigs of Rods Wiki


Input: [Vehicle Type] Machine/fixed object [File Format]

Output: .fixed

RoRBook/Basic Truck Requirements - Rigs of Rods Wiki


Input: [Fridge] Chopped cooked bacon (cook weekly) [Freezer] Soup stock in small containers [Pantry]

Output: Canned black beans


Input: [Fridge] Eggs [Freezer] Shredded cheese (freeze on a cookie sheet, and then pour into a zipper bag) [Pantry]

Output: Canned garbanzo beans


Input: [Fridge] Salad spinach: wash weekly and chop and store in mason jars in the refrigerator. (And if the spinach is getting long in the tooth, simply pour it into a bag in the freezer) [Freezer] Chopped onions. Chop them at home, freeze them on a cookie sheet, and then store in a freezer bag. They get mushy, but it doesn’t matter much for cooking/soup. [Pantry]

Output: Potatoes


Input: [Fridge] Corn tortillas (can also be frozen) [Freezer] Old bananas. If you have a banana too spotted to eat during the week, just put it in the freezer for later use in banana bread. (You can freeze it right in the peel, unwrapped). [Pantry]

Output: Canned tuna or salmon


Input: [Fridge] Oils. Oils in the pantry can become rancid if they don’t get used fairly quickly. Keep them in the fridge to prolong their life, and you can make it a little safer by adding a vitamin E tablet to the oil. [Freezer] Pantry items like flour or popcorn, which can develop cancer-causing freeradicals if not used promptly. Freezing slows the aging process. [Pantry]

Output: Pasta


Input: [Freezer] Larger quantity items like tomato sauce, spaghetti sauce, milk, heavy cream, or soup stocks frozen in ice-cube trays and poured into in plastic freezer bags. [Pantry]

Output: Canned chili


Input: [Yogurt Brand] GMO Ingredients? [Chobani] No [Fage] No [Greek Gods] No [Yoplait Greek] Likely [Stonyfield] No [Nancy’s] No [Strauss Creamery] No [Wallaby] No [Dannon Oikos]

Output: Likely

GMO Yogurt: How does your favorite brand stack up? - GMO Inside


Input: [Yogurt Brand] GM Feed for Cows [Chobani] Likely [Fage] Likely [Greek Gods] Likely [Yoplait Greek] Likely [Stonyfield] No [Nancy’s] No [Strauss Creamery] No [Wallaby] No [Dannon Oikos]

Output: Likely

GMO Yogurt: How does your favorite brand stack up? - GMO Inside


Input: [Yogurt Brand] rBST (synthetic growth hormone) [Chobani] No [Fage] No [Greek Gods] No [Yoplait Greek] No [Stonyfield] No [Nancy’s] No [Strauss Creamery] No [Wallaby] No [Dannon Oikos]

Output: No

GMO Yogurt: How does your favorite brand stack up? - GMO Inside


Input: [Yogurt Brand] Milk Protein Concentrate (thickening agent) [Chobani] No [Fage] No [Greek Gods] No [Yoplait Greek] Yes [Stonyfield] No [Nancy’s] No [Strauss Creamery] No [Wallaby] No [Dannon Oikos]

Output: No

GMO Yogurt: How does your favorite brand stack up? - GMO Inside


Input: [Yogurt Brand] Organic Options? [Chobani] No [Fage] No [Greek Gods] No [Yoplait Greek] No [Stonyfield] Yes [Nancy’s] Yes [Strauss Creamery] Yes [Wallaby] Yes [Dannon Oikos]

Output: No

GMO Yogurt: How does your favorite brand stack up? - GMO Inside


Input: [Yogurt Brand] GMO Inside’s overall rating [Chobani] C [Fage] B [Greek Gods] B [Yoplait Greek] F [Stonyfield] A [Nancy’s] A [Strauss Creamery] A [Wallaby] A [Dannon Oikos]

GMO Yogurt: How does your favorite brand stack up? - GMO Inside


Input: [Female] Thicker set, bulkier. [Male] Smaller build, skinnier looking. [Characteristic]

Output: Overall Body Shape

Australian Sea-Eagle - Hancock Wildlife Foundation


Input: [Female] Slightly lighter shade of grey. [Male] Slightly darker shade of grey. [Characteristic]

Output: Wing Colour

Australian Sea-Eagle - Hancock Wildlife Foundation


Input: [Female] Blotchy white patch where wing joins body. Diffuse dappling of white in scapulars behind shoulders. [Male] Rather more sharp demarcation between wing and body like a white stripe. No diffuse dappling of white in scapulars. [Characteristic]

Output: Shoulders

Australian Sea-Eagle - Hancock Wildlife Foundation


Input: [Female] Flatter back of crown, thicker neck makes female appear bigger headed. [Male] Rounded back of crown, thinner neck makes male appear small headed. [Characteristic]

Output: Head Shape & Neck

Australian Sea-Eagle - Hancock Wildlife Foundation


Input: [Female] Diffuse transition between white of neck and grey of back. [Male] Rather sharp transition between white of neck and grey of back. [Characteristic]

Output: Back

Australian Sea-Eagle - Hancock Wildlife Foundation


Input: [Female] Oval shape to eyes, slightly fiercer looking brows. [Male] Round shape to eyes giving “softer” looking face. Darker markings in front of eyes (like he has make-up on). [Characteristic]

Output: Eyes

Australian Sea-Eagle - Hancock Wildlife Foundation


Input: [Female] Lighter grey bill. [Male] Dark grey bill. [Characteristic]

Output: Bill

Australian Sea-Eagle - Hancock Wildlife Foundation


Input: [Female] More feathered, thicker looking “trousers”. [Male] Less feathered, skinnier looking “trousers”. [Characteristic]

Output: Legs

Australian Sea-Eagle - Hancock Wildlife Foundation


Input: [Female] Distinct white terminal edges to primary underwing coverts (see wallpaper image on ustream). [Male] Very slight grey edges to primary underwing coverts, usually indistinct from the black base colour. [Characteristic]

Output: Underwing

Australian Sea-Eagle - Hancock Wildlife Foundation


Input: [Female] Much more “relaxed” on nest. [Male] Rather “nervous” looking on nest, constantly looking around, tends to stretch neck up and forwards (like a chicken) to look at things. [Characteristic]

Output: Behaviour

Australian Sea-Eagle - Hancock Wildlife Foundation


Input: [Features] Vane configuration [Competition] Traditional curve [RacingBrake] Convergent curve (Learn more...) [Benefit]

Output: Circulate air more efficiently for better cooling


Input: [Features] Air inlet [Competition] Inboard only [RacingBrake] Both inboard and outboard [Benefit]

Output: Much cooler disc


Input: [Features] Disc to hat mount [Competition] On surface [RacingBrake] On center [Benefit]

Output: Balanced stress load


Input: [Features] Rotation direction [Competition] Directional (left or right) [RacingBrake] Uni-directional (left & right) [Benefit]

Output: Installer friendly and less inventory


Input: [Features] Disc Material [Competition] Standard G3000 material - 30,000 psi of tensile strength. [RacingBrake] G3500 racing formula (35,000 psi of tensile strength) and heat treated [Benefit]

Output: More resistant to wear and warpage


Input: [Features] Finish [Competition] Drill or slot [RacingBrake] Slotted, Drilled&Slotted, or Open slot available (Learn more...) [Benefit]

Output: Open slots improve cooling, prevent cracking, and vent gas and debris without build up


Input: [Features] Surface coating [Competition] Bare or zinc plating [RacingBrake] EDP coating [Benefit]

Output: EDP offers better resistance to corrosion with uniform surface coverage on both edges and recesses (inside vanes). Better appearance and more environmental friendly.


Input: [Features] Rotor hat [Competition] Cut from billet [RacingBrake] Forged aluminum alloy [Benefit]

Output: Provides better strength & stiffness


Input: [Features] Fastener/hardware [Competition] Use washer and glue [RacingBrake] Use self-locking nuts (Learn more...) [Benefit]

Output: Positive locking w/o annoying rattling. No threadlocker. Easy to assemble and remove.


Input: [Features] Warranty [Competition] N/A [RacingBrake] 6 month [Benefit]

Output: Protection against cracking or warpage (read more)


Input: Extended gear and bearing life due to minimal deposits and longer seal life [Features]

Output: Excellent thermal stability and resistance to high temperature oxidation


Input: Increased load carrying capability and reduced operating costs [Features]

Output: Good protection against low speed/high torque wear and against high speed scoring


Input: Reduced wear and longer component life [Features]

Output: Excellent rust, staining, and corrosion protection


Input: Reduced wear and ease of start-up [Features]

Output: Effective low temperature lubrication


Input: Reduced number of gear lubricants to simplify inventory and minimize misapplication [Features]

Output: Wide multipurpose capability


Input: Maintains film strength for effective lubrication [Features]

Output: Good resistance to foaming


Input: Minimum leakage and reduced contamination [Features]

Output: Compatible with typical automotive seals and gaskets


Input: [0] PHYSIOLOGICAL EFFECT [1] LASER [2]

Output: ULTRASOUND

Deep Tissue Laser Therapy | Chiirpractic Salt Lake City Chiropractor


Input: [0] Increased Metabolism [1] yes [2]

Output: yes

Deep Tissue Laser Therapy | Chiirpractic Salt Lake City Chiropractor


Input: [0] Vasodilatation [1] yes [2]

Output: yes

Deep Tissue Laser Therapy | Chiirpractic Salt Lake City Chiropractor


Input: [0] Increased pain threshold [1] yes [2]

Output: yes

Deep Tissue Laser Therapy | Chiirpractic Salt Lake City Chiropractor


Input: [0] Increased enzymatic activity [1] yes [2]

Output: limited

Deep Tissue Laser Therapy | Chiirpractic Salt Lake City Chiropractor


Input: [0] Increased membrane permeability [1] yes [2]

Output: yes

Deep Tissue Laser Therapy | Chiirpractic Salt Lake City Chiropractor


Input: [0] Increased Ca++ [1] yes [2]

Output: no

Deep Tissue Laser Therapy | Chiirpractic Salt Lake City Chiropractor


Input: [0] Increased mast cell degranulation [1] yes [2]

Output: no

Deep Tissue Laser Therapy | Chiirpractic Salt Lake City Chiropractor


Input: [0] Angiogenesis [1] yes [2]

Output: yes

Deep Tissue Laser Therapy | Chiirpractic Salt Lake City Chiropractor


Input: [0] Increased Lymphocytes [1] yes [2]

Output: no

Deep Tissue Laser Therapy | Chiirpractic Salt Lake City Chiropractor


Input: [0] Increased collagen synthesis [1] yes [2]

Output: no

Deep Tissue Laser Therapy | Chiirpractic Salt Lake City Chiropractor


Input: [0] Nerve regeneration [1] yes [2]

Output: no

Deep Tissue Laser Therapy | Chiirpractic Salt Lake City Chiropractor


Input: [0] Osseointegration [1] yes [2]

Output: no

Deep Tissue Laser Therapy | Chiirpractic Salt Lake City Chiropractor


Input: [0] Increased fibroblasts [1] yes [2]

Output: yes

Deep Tissue Laser Therapy | Chiirpractic Salt Lake City Chiropractor


Input: [0] Improved motor nerve conduction [1] yes [2]

Output: no

Deep Tissue Laser Therapy | Chiirpractic Salt Lake City Chiropractor


Input: [0] Immediate post injury use [1] yes [2]

Output: no

Deep Tissue Laser Therapy | Chiirpractic Salt Lake City Chiropractor


Input: [0] Cavitation danger [1] no [2]

Output: yes

Deep Tissue Laser Therapy | Chiirpractic Salt Lake City Chiropractor


Input: [0] Transmission gel required [1] no [2]

Output: yes

Deep Tissue Laser Therapy | Chiirpractic Salt Lake City Chiropractor


Input: [Type of Brush] Lip [Description/Use] A synthetic lip brush holds its shape for lining as well as filling in. [Usage Tip]

Output: Line lips, then fill in, starting in the middle and blending outward.

Your Look: Makeup - Pageantry magazine Online!


Input: [Type of Brush] Dual Brow [Description/Use] Synthetic bristles blend powder and groom brows. Lash comb separates lashes and removes excess residue. [Usage Tip]

Output: When combing lashes, close eyes and gently comb lashes downward.

Your Look: Makeup - Pageantry magazine Online!


Input: [Type of Brush] Smudge [Description/Use] Sable blended oval pointed brush is perfect for blending or smudging pencil or shadow liners. [Usage Tip]

Output: Use for thicker application of dark shadow to lash line. For deeper color, apply wet.

Your Look: Makeup - Pageantry magazine Online!


Input: [Type of Brush] Shadow Blender [Description/Use] Soft natural bristles for applying shadows and highlighting under the brow bone. [Usage Tip]

Output: Apply base shadow on lid, then contour in the crease and blend.

Your Look: Makeup - Pageantry magazine Online!


Input: [Type of Brush] Eye Contour [Description/Use] Soft natural-hair brush designed to contour and define eyes. [Usage Tip]

Output: Can be used to “erase” makeup mistakes.

Your Look: Makeup - Pageantry magazine Online!


Input: [Type of Brush] Liner [Description/Use] Pointed oval brush is perfect for precision lining. [Usage Tip]

Output: Slightly extend eyeliner beyond corners to lengthen the eye.

Your Look: Makeup - Pageantry magazine Online!


Input: [Type of Brush] Foundation [Description/Use] Synthetic-fiber brush ensures flawless liquid and cream makeup application. [Usage Tip]

Output: For an even finish, start at the center of the face and work outward.

Your Look: Makeup - Pageantry magazine Online!


Input: [Type of Brush] Angle Blush [Description/Use] Dense natural-hair brush contours and defines the cheekbone. [Usage Tip]

Output: For a more natural look, use a one-stroke motion.

Your Look: Makeup - Pageantry magazine Online!


Input: [Type of Brush] Deluxe Powder [Description/Use] Larger natural-hair brush is an oval shape for applying loose powder to set foundation. [Usage Tip]

Output: Apply loose powder generously to face. Shake off excess powder and then brush face with long, gentle strokes.

Your Look: Makeup - Pageantry magazine Online!


Input: [Seed] White Yarrow [Scientific name] Achillea millefolium [Annual/Perennial/Biannual]

Output: Perennial


Input: [Seed] Bachelor Button [Scientific name] Centaurea cyanus [Annual/Perennial/Biannual]

Output: Annual


Input: [Seed] Chinese Houses [Scientific name] Collinsia bicolor [Annual/Perennial/Biannual]

Output: Annual


Input: [Seed] Wild Foxglove [Scientific name] Digitalis purpurea [Annual/Perennial/Biannual]

Output: Biannual


Input: [Seed] Scarlet Flax [Scientific name] Linum grandiflorum rubrum [Annual/Perennial/Biannual]

Output: Biannual


Input: [Seed] Blue Annual Lupine [Scientific name] Lupinus succulentus [Annual/Perennial/Biannual]

Output: Annual


Input: [Seed] Evening Primrose [Scientific name] Oenotheria lamarckiana [Annual/Perennial/Biannual]

Output: Biannual


Input: [Seed] Black-Eyed Susan [Scientific name] Rudbeckia hirta [Annual/Perennial/Biannual]

Output: Perennial


Input: [Seed] Alyssum saxatile [Scientific name] Golden Basket Alyssum [Annual/Perennial/Biannual]

Output: Perennial


Input: [Seed] Farewell to Spring [Scientific name] Clarkia amoena [Annual/Perennial/Biannual]

Output: Annual


Input: [Seed] Plains Coreopsis [Scientific name] Coreopsis tinctoria [Annual/Perennial/Biannual]

Output: Annual


Input: [Seed] California Poppy [Scientific name] Eschscholzia californica [Annual/Perennial/Biannual]

Output: Perennial


Input: [Seed] Blue Flax [Scientific name] Linum lewisii [Annual/Perennial/Biannual]

Output: Perennial


Input: [Seed] Baby Blue Eyes [Scientific name] Nemophilia menziesii [Annual/Perennial/Biannual]

Output: Annual


Input: [Seed] Shirley Poppy [Scientific name] Papaver rhoeas [Annual/Perennial/Biannual]

Output: Annual


Input: [How to Do It?] Too much sodium before and during your period can result in water retention and weight gain. The easiest way to reduce sodium intake is to avoid processed foods that are loaded with sodium. Instead, use fresh foods and vegetables and season them with other herbs and spices. Read the labels of packaged foods -- even if they say low sodium, they may have high levels of sodium. Avoid fast foods since they have high levels of sodium and fat. [Treatments]

Output: Reduce Sodium Intake

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Input: [How to Do It?] If you have water retention that makes you extremely uncomfortable or that does not resolve when your period ends, check with your healthcare provider who may want to put you on a low-dose diuretic in the days before and during your period. [Treatments]

Output: Reduce Water Retention

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Input: [How to Do It?] Try drinking some warm water with a teaspoon or two of lime juice before you eat anything in the morning. [Treatments]

Output: Reduce Bloating

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Input: [How to Do It?] Try cooked spinach, black beans and pumpkin seeds to increase the magnesium levels in your body. Like other minerals, you can always take multivitamin supplements after consulting your doctor. [Treatments]

Output: Increase Magnesium Intake

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Input: [How to Do It?] Calcium is critical for healthy bones and prevention of water retention. Milk and milk products, beans nuts, green leafy vegetables, cereals with added calcium, and over-the-counter calcium supplements are easy ways to add calcium to your diet. [Treatments]

Output: Have Enough Calcium

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Input: [How to Do It?] Minor modifications in your diet may be enough to avoid unhealthy weight gain during your period. Try to eat small, well-balanced meals throughout the day that are low in refined sugars and other simple carbohydrates. Be sure you eat plenty of protein and fiber. The extra fiber can help process the foods and move them through your intestines more efficiently. [Treatments]

Output: Eat Wisely

Weight Gain during Period | New Health Guide


Input: [How to Do It?] Get plenty of exercise and sleep before and during your period. Although you may not feel like running a marathon, get up and move! [Treatments]

Output: Keep Healthy Lifestyle

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Input: [How to Do It?] Be sure to drink plenty of water and other fluids low in sugar. This will help flush out toxins and keep your cells healthy. Limit the alcohol and caffeine before and during your period. [Treatments]

Output: Stay Hydrated

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Input: [How to Do It?] Herbal supplements may help to correct some of the hormonal imbalances that happen during the menstrual cycle. Phytoestrogenic herbs such as black cohosh contain natural estrogen. Non-estrogenic herbs such as Macafem may help balance hormones without using estrogen. Before using any of these herbs, check with your healthcare provider to ensure that they are right for you. [Treatments]

Output: Try Herbs

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Input: [How to Do It?] If you have not tried yoga, it can be a great way to get active and control the weight gain during your period. Many practitioners recommend that you avoid inversion poses such as shoulder stands during your period, but most will tell you to let your body be your guide. The important point is to keep moving! [Treatments]

Output: Practice Yoga

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Input: [How to Do It?] Before and during your period, you may feel tired. This may be due to low iron leading to anemia. Be sure to eat foods high in iron including beans, meat, iron fortified grains, dark leafy green vegetables, meat and seafood. Your healthcare provider may want you to take an iron supplement if you are very anemic. [Treatments]

Output: Enhance Iron Intake

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Input: [Grade] 6 [Design Module] Harnessing the Wind [Engineering Field]

Output: Mechanical Engineering


Input: [Grade] 6 [Design Module] Designing for Disaster [Engineering Field]

Output: Structures & Materials


Input: [Grade] 6 [Design Module] Don’t Go With the Flow [Engineering Field]

Output: Environmental Engineering


Input: [Grade] 7 [Design Module] EYE on Mars [Engineering Field]

Output: Biological Engineering


Input: [Grade] 7 [Design Module] Designer Dogs [Engineering Field]

Output: Genetic Engineering


Input: [Grade] 7 [Design Module] Catch Me if You Can [Engineering Field]

Output: Biomedical Engineering


Input: [Grade] 8 [Design Module] Rocket Car [Engineering Field]

Output: Mechanical Engineering


Input: [Grade] 8 [Design Module] Roller Coaster [Engineering Field]

Output: Mechanical Engineering


Input: [Grade] 8 [Design Module] Creating Bioplastic [Engineering Field]

Output: Chemical Engineering


Input: Centrifuges [Office Equipment]

Output: Adding machines

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Input: Chart recorders [Office Equipment]

Output: Calculating machines

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Input: Colorimeters [Office Equipment]

Output: Comptometers

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Input: Electronic testing equipment [Office Equipment]

Output: Dictating and transcribing machines

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Input: Electrophoresis units [Office Equipment]

Output: Files, special

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Input: Medical diagnostic and operating equipment [Office Equipment]

Output: Files, tabulating card

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Input: Metalworking machinery [Office Equipment]

Output: Mimeograph machines

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Input: Mobile originating television equipment [Office Equipment]

Output: Photocopy units

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Input: Oscilloscopes [Office Equipment]

Output: Spirit duplicators

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Input: PH meters Spectrophotometers Woodworking machinery [Office Equipment]

Output: Typewriters

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Input: [Cover fabric] Polyester [Dry cleaning] Not necessary [Home care]

Output: Machine wash

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Input: [Cover fabric] Leather [Dry cleaning] No [Home care]

Output: Wipe with damp cloth

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Input: [Cover fabric] Other synthetics [Dry cleaning] Read care label [Home care]

Output: Wipe with damp cloth

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Input: [Cover fabric] Shaggy [Dry cleaning] Yes [Home care]

Output: Wipe with damp cloth

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Input: [Cover fabric] Brocade [Dry cleaning] Yes [Home care]

Output: Wipe with damp cloth

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Input: [Cover fabric] Cotton [Dry cleaning] Not necessary [Home care]

Output: Machine wash

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Input: Count calories

Output: Control expenditure on inputs

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Input: Exercise to burn calories

Output: Use up all of their inputs (recycle, remanufacture, etc.)

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Input: Monitor food intake

Output: Control inputs

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Input: Limit intake of certain food categories

Output: Save costs by carefully choosing certain suppliers

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Input: Fill up on low calorie food

Output: Find low cost substitutes

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Input: Drink lots of water

Output: Flush out duplicate processes

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Input: Join a slimming club

Output: Share ideas and support with other similar departments

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Input: [Plant name] Azolla filiculoides [Common name] Water fern [Phytormediation function]

Output: Metals hyperaccumulation


Input: [Plant name] Bacopa monnieri [Common name] Water hyssop [Phytormediation function]

Output: Metals accumulation


Input: [Plant name] Canna flaccida [Phytormediation function]

Output: HM removal in constructed wetland


Input: [Plant name] Carex pedula [Phytormediation function]

Output: HM removal in constructed wetland


Input: [Plant name] Chara, Nitella, Mougeotia, Ulothrix [Common name] Algae [Phytormediation function]

Output: If they could be induced to grow mining effluents, they would provide a simple, long-term solution remove U and other radionuclides


Input: [Plant name] Cladium Jamaicense [Common name] Sawgrass [Phytormediation function]

Output: Brine concentration


Input: [Plant name] Eichhornia crassipes [Common name] Water hyacinth [Phytormediation function]

Output: Metals accumulation and biosorption


Input: [Plant name] Elodea canadensis [Phytormediation function]

Output: Phytofiltration of storm water and removal of zinc


Input: [Plant name] Eriophorum angustifolium [Phytormediation function]

Output: Phytostabilization of metal rich mine tailings


Input: [Plant name] Eriophorum scheuchzeri [Phytormediation function]

Output: Phytostabilization of metal rich mine tailings


Input: [Plant name] Glyceria fluitans [Phytormediation function]

Output: Phytostabilization of mine tailings, treatment of acid mine drainage


Input: [Plant name] Hydrilla verticillata [Common name] - [Phytormediation function]

Output: TNT transformation and metals accumulation


Input: [Plant name] Hydrocotyle umbellata [Common name] Pennywort [Phytormediation function]

Output: Biosorption of toxic metals


Input: [Plant name] Ipomea aquatics [Common name] Water spinach [Phytormediation function]

Output: Metals accumulation


Input: [Plant name] Juncus articulatus [Phytormediation function]

Output: Phytostabilization of mine tailings


Input: [Plant name] Lemna minor [Common name] Duck weed [Phytormediation function]

Output: Concentrates technetium-99


Input: [Plant name] Lemna, Spirodela and Wolffia [Common name] Duckweeds [Phytormediation function]

Output: Biosorbents of inorganic and organic pollutants and metals accumulation


Input: [Plant name] Miscanthus floridulus [Phytormediation function]

Output: HM removal in constructed wetland


Input: [Plant name] Miscanthus sacchariflorus [Phytormediation function]

Output: HM removal in constructed wetland


Input: [Plant name] Nymphaea violacea [Common name] waterlily [Phytormediation function]

Output: uranium and thorium series radionuclides


Input: [Plant name] Pistia stratiotes [Common name] Water lettuce [Phytormediation function]

Output: Metals accumulation


Input: [Plant name] Polygonum punctatum [Phytormediation function]

Output: radiocesium ( 137 Cs)


Input: [Plant name] Potamogeton natans [Phytormediation function]

Output: Phytofiltration of storm water and removal of zinc


Input: [Plant name] Potamogeton natans [Common name] - [Phytormediation function]

Output: Metals uptake


Input: [Plant name] Sagittaria latifolia [Phytormediation function]

Output: radiocesium ( 137 Cs)


Input: [Plant name] Salvinia molesta [Common name] Kariba weed [Phytormediation function]

Output: Metals accumulation


Input: [Plant name] Scirpus spp [Common name] Bulrush [Phytormediation function]

Output: Used in constructed wetland


Input: [Plant name] Scirpus validus [Common name] - [Phytormediation function]

Output: Brine concentration


Input: [Plant name] Spartina alterniflora [Common name] Cordgrass [Phytormediation function]

Output: Saltwater, brine concentration


Input: [Plant name] Spirodela oligorrhiza [Common name] Giant duckweed [Phytormediation function]

Output: metals accumulation


Input: [Plant name] Sporobolus virginicus [Common name] Coastal dropseed [Phytormediation function]

Output: Brine concentration


Input: [Plant name] Tamarix spp. [Common name] Salt cedar [Phytormediation function]

Output: Hydraulic control of arsenic


Input: [Plant name] Vallisneria spiralis [Common name] Eel grass [Phytormediation function]

Output: Metals hyperaccumulation


Input: [Plant name] Zizania aquatica [Common name] wild rice [Phytormediation function]

Output: Uptake of 129 I.


Input: [Dermagist] Superior [Strivectin] Good [Valmont] Good [Natura Bisse] Good [Somme Institute] Good [Sisley] Poor [Philosophy] Good [Dr.Brandt] Superior [Product]

Output: Potential to reduce extreme sagging

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Input: [Dermagist] Superior [Strivectin] Good [Valmont] N/A [Natura Bisse] Good [Somme Institute] N/A [Sisley] Good [Philosophy] Good [Dr.Brandt] Good [Product]

Output: Potential for INSTANT effect

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Input: [Dermagist] Superior [Strivectin] Superior [Valmont] Superior [Natura Bisse] Good [Somme Institute] Good [Sisley] Good [Philosophy] Good [Dr.Brandt] Good [Product]

Output: Potential for Firming and Tightening

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Input: [Dermagist] Superior [Strivectin] Superior [Valmont] Good [Natura Bisse] Good [Somme Institute] Good [Sisley] Good [Philosophy] N/A [Dr.Brandt] Good [Product]

Output: Peptides for Collagen and Elastin

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Input: [Dermagist] Superior [Strivectin] Poor [Valmont] Good [Natura Bisse] Poor [Somme Institute] Good [Sisley] Good [Philosophy] Good [Dr.Brandt] Good [Product]

Output: “Bang for your Buck” Value

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Input: [Dermagist] Learn More [Strivectin] Learn More [Valmont] Learn More [Natura Bisse] Learn More [Somme Institute] Learn More [Sisley] Learn More [Philosophy] Learn More [Dr.Brandt] Learn More [Product]

Output: Learn More

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Input: [0] Type [1] Advantages [3] Water [2]

Output: Disadvantages


Input: [0] Foam [1] Durable; easy to use; simple to adjust [3] Deep, fast waters [2]

Output: Toothpick can cause tangles by catching the line when casting; can be hard to cast accurately and quietly due to wind resistance and their weight.


Input: [0] Pinch-on Foam [1] Small size rarely spooks fish and can be presented quietly; easy to use [3] Small stream; less current [2]

Output: Not suited for long powerful casts; do not ride as high in the water column as foam or cork; fish can become familiar with indicator and be spooked when drifting overhead.


Input: [0] Yarn [1] Waterpoof so it floats on water for hours; quick readjustments; very visible; detects light strikes; less invasive and disturbing [3] Small or big waters; less current [2]

Output: More wind-resistant than most foam indicators, making it hard to present small flies accurately; with larger flies or very fast currents, indicators can become pulled below the water's surface making it hard to follow.


Input: [0] Putty [1] Molded by our fingers to any point on the leader section and in any size; comes in very bright colors making it easy to see; good for easily spooked fish [3] Less current [2]

Output: Expensive; does not hold to the leader well so long casts or rough conditions are not recommended


Input: [0] Fly Line [1] Quiet presentation for spooked fish; does not effect presentation or casting [3] Any depth; calm water [2]

Output: Can be hard to find in stores; indicator doesn't always stay above water so in fast water or low light conditions, can be hard to follow and you may miss strikes.


Input: [0] Dry-Fly [1] Easy to use; not constrained in the type of dry fly used; fish two columns of water; good for easily spooked fish [3] Shallow streams (less than 5 feet deep) [2]

Output: Some times fish will hit dry fly instead of nymph because it's bigger; casting two flies in tandem can lead to many tangles and knots forming in the leader section


Input: [0] Plastic Bobber [1] Durable; easy to see; sensitive; float higher than cork or yarn; easier to cast [3] Fast, choppy water; high water conditions [2]

Output: Shadow can spook fish in clear, shallow water


Input: [Disease or Condition] Abscess [Possible Treatments] Lump can be lanced or will usually burst on its own. Keep infected area clean. Spray with Iodine or Furall once or twice daily until area is healed. [Symptoms]

Output: Lump or knot generally filled with infection or watery fluid. Can be found anywhere on the body. Generally caused by briars, splinters, injections, or other foreign objects that get lodged below the skins surface.

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Input: [Disease or Condition] Acidosis [Possible Treatments] Stop access to food. Drench with bloat release, baking soda mixed with water, or bicarbonate of soda. A drench of 2-3 oz. will help neutralize acid. [Symptoms]

Output: Occurs as a result of injesting large amounts of food. Will hang head or have a drunken behavior, muscle twitching, or bloated. May grind teeth.

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Input: [Disease or Condition] Anaphylactic Shock [Possible Treatments] Inject SQ or IM immediately with 1cc per 100 pounds of body weight with Epinephrine. ***It is always recommended that you carry Epinephrine whenever giving any kind of vaccine. You will not have time to get it if you need it. [Symptoms]

Output: Glassy eyes, increased salivation, grinding of teeth, rapid breathing, muscular tremors, staggering gait, seizure like symptoms, and collapse with death following. Symptoms will occur within a very short period of time, generaaly minutes after injection of bacterin, vaccine, or antibiotic. This is an allergic reaction to whatever vaccine was administered.

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Input: [Disease or Condition] Blackleg (Clostridial Myositis) [Possible Treatments] May respond to immediate treatment with penicillin or other antibiotics in large doses. If head is swollen, have a vet drain the affected area. [Symptoms]

Output: High fever, lack of appetite, depression, lameness, swelled head or swelled muscles on various parts of the body. In later stages of this disease, muscles will become mushy, producing a crackling sound when pressed with the hand.

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Input: [Disease or Condition] Bloat [Possible Treatments] Administer Bloat Release immediately. Or if bloat release is not available, drench with vegetable oil (6-8 oz for an adult) (2+ oz. for kids) or, mix baking soda with water and use as a drench. [Symptoms]

Output: Occurs when animal gorges on wet grass, fresh pasture, or injests large amounts of grain or other feed. Rumen area will be swollen tight, swelling is generally obvious by sight and one side of the rumen may be swollen worse than the other side. Animal generally will foam at the mouth. Misery, laying around or possible collapse. Goat will die within hours if left untreated.

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Input: [Disease or Condition] Bottle Jaw [Possible Treatments] Administer a heavy dose of dewormer. It may be necessary to repeat dose of dewormer until parasites are destroyed. If animal is severly anemic, treat with iron and vitamins. [Symptoms]

Output: Lower face and jaw will swell especially during evening hours. Gums may not have normal coloring due to being anemic. Caused by animal being infected with blood-sucking worms.

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Input: [Disease or Condition] Brucella Melitensis Also Known As: The Abortion Disease (Malta Fever) [Possible Treatments] Generally the entire herd is slaughtered. There are vaccines available to prevent it. [Symptoms]

Output: Organism is passed through milk, urine, and feces. Placenta becomes infected due to bacteria. Abortions will occur in the last 2 months of pregnancy or possibly earlier.

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Input: [Disease or Condition] Caprine Arthritis (CAE) [Possible Treatments] Isolate and remove animal from herd. Blood tests can be done to confirm this condition. [Symptoms]

Output: Knees become enlarged, lameness, weight wasting, inflamed warm and hard udder. Pneumonia, chronic cough. Can be transmitted to offspring through milk or blood to blood contact. Several year incubation period until symptoms become obvious.

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Input: [Disease or Condition] CL (Caseous Lymphadenitis) [Possible Treatments] Isolate and remove animal from herd. Many breeders will get rid of animals with CL. Some breeders treat and manage CL by lancing and removing discharge and treating with iodine for several days, or injecting CL knot when it is appearent with Formalin 10% Buffered. Wear gloves and goggles and destroy all discharge. There are sheep vaccines such as Case-Bac or Caseous D-T, available that some goat producers will use as a preventative measure. There is a goat vaccine available through PHL Laboratories but it is costly (around $1 per shot) and results are only proven to be about 70% effective to prevent new infections. Colorado Serum is also working on a goat vaccine that is expected to be released in 2007. There is no cure for infected animals. [Symptoms]

Output: Abscess of the lymph glands. Characterized by thick cottage cheese like greenish pus. Animals are infected by contact with the pus or sufaces where the pus has come in contact with. Not all abscess are CL. Animals have to be tested to confirm the presence of this disease.

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Input: [Disease or Condition] Coccidiosis [Possible Treatments] Can be treated with Biosol/Neomycin, Sulmet (Sulfamethazine Sodium 12.5%), Corid, Albon or other therapy. Depending on weight, give Biosol/Neomycin 2-5cc to kids, and 7-10 cc to adults orally twice a day for 5 days. Sulmet can be used in small herds and is less expensive than other treatments because it is sold in smaller quantities (about $7/pint). Administer Sulmet as a drench, once a day for 5 days undiluted at the rate of 1cc / 5 pounds body weight. Corid can be mixed half Corid with half water and given as a drench with 1cc per 4 pounds for 5 days. Albon can be given orally as a drench 3-8cc depending on body weight for 5 days. Do not dilute Albon or give in drinking water. Often times the animal that is infected does not drink enough to cure itself. Ground Cloves can also be used as a preventative measure against Coccidiosis. Mix one tin of ground cloves like you buy in your local super market with 10 pounds of free choice minerals. Di-Methox Injection 40% can also be used as a preventative when given orally at three weeks of age at the rate of 1/2 cc twice daily, mixed with milk or water for one week, then 1/2 cc once weekly after that until weaned. [Symptoms]

Output: Diarrhea that is black and has a very strong offensive odor. Black color is due to blood being present in the diarrhea. Nursing kids may have brown, yellowish, or greenish colored diarrhea without the offensive odor. Rapid weight loss, dehydration, fever. Fecal tests can be done to confirm this condition. Usually occurs in kids under 6 months of age.

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Input: [Disease or Condition] Colic [Possible Treatments] In mild cases, pain quickly passes and returns to normal within hours. If not, 1/2 pint of vegetable oil for adults and less for kids followed by 1 glass of spirits in 2 glasses of water, repeat hourly until pain stops. [Symptoms]

Output: Affects young kids when dietary changes are made. Kid is restless, cries out and tends to stand either with its back arched or with its hind feet placed well back.

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Input: [Disease or Condition] Floppy Kid Syndrome [Possible Treatments] Remove kid from milk source immediately. Dissolve a teaspoon of sodium bicarbonate in water. With a syringe, administer 20-50 cc of the solution orally. Do it slowly and allow kid to swallow. Repeat treatment at 1,3,6, and 12 hours from initial treatment. Feed electrolytes as an alternative to milk. Or, 1/2 teaspoon baking soda, mixed with electrolytes and 1/2 teaspoon Pepto-Bismol can be used as an alternative. Repeat in 6 and 12 hours, do not remove kid from mother if using this solution. [Symptoms]

Output: Newborn kids seem to do well for a few days after birth then start to show weakness of limbs that progress to paralysis. No signs of diarrhea or elevated temperature. Is associated with too much rich milk.

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Input: [Disease or Condition] Foot & Mouth Disease [Possible Treatments] Must be prevented from occurring. Animals exposed to this disease should be destroyed. [Symptoms]

Output: Blisters or vesicles form in any of the following places: lips, tongue, teats, or the coronary band of the hoof. Tend to become lame and possibly salivate excessively.

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Input: [Disease or Condition] Foot Rot [Possible Treatments] Clean hoof with a pick. Trim hoof to remove any overgrowth. Apply Hoof 'N Heel until condition clears up. [Symptoms]

Output: Infection enters the hoof and causes inflammation. Often occurs in the outer wall of the hoof eating away at the hoof. Lameness, mild to severe. There is a very offensive odor when the infected area is cleaned out. Animals walk with a slight limp or when standing will not put pressure on certain feet.

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Input: [Disease or Condition] Gastro-Intestinal Worms [Possible Treatments] Drench with dewormer such as Ivomec, Safeguard, or Cydectin. [Symptoms]

Output: Infest stomach and intestines causing diarrhea and weight loss, and often anemia.

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Input: [Disease or Condition] Indigestion [Possible Treatments] Administer 5 grams of Probios or Probiotics to restore proper rumen function. [Symptoms]

Output: Refusal to eat.

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Input: [Disease or Condition] John's Disease [Possible Treatments] Slaughter animal to prevent the spread of this disease to healthy stock. [Symptoms]

Output: Loss of condition, occasional scouring, becoming more frequent with bubbles of gas in droppings. Weakness. Thirst may increase.

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Input: [Disease or Condition] Ketosis [Possible Treatments] A glucose drench may be given. Molasses can be added to water to prevent or treat this condition. Can also be prevented or treated by mixing light corn syrup with water. [Symptoms]

Output: Lactating doe is unable to obtain energy needed from feed. Goes off feed, is sluggish or lays around with no energy to stand or get up.

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Input: [Disease or Condition] Lice [Possible Treatments] Deworming with Ivomec will kill parasites but will need to be repeated in 2-3 weeks when new eggs hatch. Delice powder or synergized insecticide sprays can also be effective but will need to be repeated. May result in hair loss or bald spots when treated with powders or sprays. [Symptoms]

Output: Intense irritation, rubbing, bald patches and itching. Goats will often have lick marks in their hair where they have been biting. Usually becomes a problem during the winter months or sudden changes from hot to cold weather.

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Input: [Disease or Condition] Laminitis [Possible Treatments] Immediately place on a low or very limited protein diet. Hoof trim to reduce pain caused by standing or walking. (See article on "Helpful Hints" page). [Symptoms]

Output: Lameness and warm feet. Goats will graze on their knees or avoid standing upright on their feet. Can be caused by consuming large amounts of grain, or other high protein feed over a period of time.

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Input: [Disease or Condition] Listeriosis [Possible Treatments] Administer Procaine Penicillin every six hours for three to five days. Then daily for an additional week. [Symptoms]

Output: Depression, decreased appetite, fever, leaning or stumbling. Facial paralysis on one side, slack jaw, and drooling, abortions.

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Input: [Disease or Condition] Lungworms [Possible Treatments] Drench with dewormer such as Ivomec or other wormer for treatment of Lungworms. [Symptoms]

Output: Chronic cough, runny nose. Cough during eating. Sudden and rapid weight loss. Symptoms of Pneumonia

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Input: [Disease or Condition] Mange [Possible Treatments] Treat with synergized insecticide or permethrin as directed. For most effective results, entire herd must be treated. [Symptoms]

Output: Itchiness resulting in hair loss, terrible scratching or biting. Hair loss on ears, around eyes, around nose, or around feet. Generally this condition occurs during winter months.

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Input: [Disease or Condition] Mastitis [Possible Treatments] Milk doe as much as possible to remove infection and continue to milk daily. Treat with long lasting penicillin daily for 5-7 days. [Symptoms]

Output: Udder will be hard, red, hot. Loss of appetite, laying down, or standing with head pressed to the wall. Milk will be chunky or discolored.

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Input: [Disease or Condition] Mycotoxin [Possible Treatments] Remove bad feed immediately. Administer activated charcoal immediately to remove poison from the system. [Symptoms]

Output: Poisoning of an animal due to old or moldy hay or feed. Excessive salavation, depression, anorexia, convulsions, arched back.

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Input: [Disease or Condition] Navel Ill [Possible Treatments] Antibiotic injections. Area around the navel should be cleaned and sprayed with iodine. As a preventative measure it is recommended to spray all newborn kids navels with iodine. [Symptoms]

Output: Young kid with swollen, red, painful navel caused by dirty environment.

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Input: [Disease or Condition] Overeating Disease (enterotoxemia) [Possible Treatments] Treat immediately with type C & D antitoxin. In early stages of this disease if type C & D antitoxin is unavailable, treat with types C & D Tetanus Toxoid (CD/T). As a preventative measure vaccinate with CD/T for long lasting protection. [Symptoms]

Output: Sudden loss of appetite. Depression and dehydration. As it progresses animal will become unable to stand. Very watery diarrhea. Foodstuff becomes toxic in the rumen due to large consumption of feed or sudden changes in feed.

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Input: [Disease or Condition] Pinkeye [Possible Treatments] Treat with 1cc of penicillin applied directly on the eye twice a day for 7 days. Or, apply Terramycin Eye Ointment twice a day for 7 days. [Symptoms]

Output: Eye becomes watery, matted, red, or clouded over. Sensitive to light. Can be caused by flies, dusty hay or feed, dusty barns or bedding. Isolate animal if pinkeye is suspected to be of the contagious variety, however, most cases are not and are a result of the environment.

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Input: [Disease or Condition] Pneumonia [Possible Treatments] Inject with antibiotics such as long lasting Penicillian until lungs become clear. LA 200 can also be used but only on adult animals that are not pregnant. [Symptoms]

Output: Coughing, congestion, refuses food, stands with head hanging, elevated temperature, wheezes in chest when breathing especially after running. Rattling noise in the lung area. Generally becomes a problem during cold months or when bedding area is damp and cold.

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Input: [Disease or Condition] Poisoning [Possible Treatments] Treat with activated charcoal immediately. Animal will die quickly without treatment. (See article on "Helpful Hints" page). [Symptoms]

Output: Frothing at the mouth, choking or coughing, bloated rumen area, animal will become ill and die suddenly without treatment. Poisoning can be a result of a plant that was ingested during grazing.

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Input: [Disease or Condition] Polioencephalomalcia (Goat Polio) [Possible Treatments] Thiamine is the only effective therapy and with treatment, improvement may be seen in as little as a couple of hours. [Symptoms]

Output: Thiamin (Vitamin B1) deficiency. A result of improper feeding or feeding too much grain and not enough hay. Stargazing, muscle rigidity, uncoordinated staggering or drunken appearance, diarrhea, tremors, head against wall, apparent blindness. Convulsions and high fever may occur. If left untreated animal will die within 24-72 hours.

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Input: [Disease or Condition] Pregnancy Toxemia [Possible Treatments] Give alfalfa hay. Force doe to stand and walk. Add molasses to water. Give nutridrench or other glycol solution to boost energy. Condition will subside once doe has kidded and pressure is releaved from the feet. [Symptoms]

Output: Occurs late in pregnancy. Loss of appetite, weakness, limping or swollen feet, laying around not wanting to stand, moaning. Generally occurs with does carrying large kids or triplets. Most of the nutrition is going to the kids and doe is deprived of nutrients.

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Input: [Disease or Condition] Ringworm [Possible Treatments] Treating area directly with synergized insecticide will generally clear up the fungus. Can also be treated with monistat or other yeast infection treatments. Or, area can be treated with iodine or betadine, however this treatment will take longer to cure(up to one month). [Symptoms]

Output: Caused by fungus generally found in the ground. Grey-white crusty scabs. Hair thins or falls out in the shape of a circle. Generally no itching or irritation is observed.

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Input: [Disease or Condition] Scrapie [Possible Treatments] No cure. Animals are destroyed. [Symptoms]

Output: A fatal degenerative disease of the nervous system. Is caused by a member of the family of the Transmissible Spongiform Encephalopathies also known as "Mad Cow Disease" or "Cronic Wasting Disease" in elk and deer. Symptoms develope slowly. Good appetite accompanied by weight loss, rubbing against fences and other fixed objects, and biting of feet and legs, scrapes hair off of its hide. Currently the only diagnostic tool for goats is to necropsy the brain tissue of a dead goat.

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