Input: [Unfinned Tubular elements] Made of steel or stainless steel tube [Finned tubular elements]

Output: Made of a steel tube with a corrugated steel fin wrapped around it and brazed together


Input: [Unfinned Tubular elements] Can be installed close to a register or grill [Finned tubular elements]

Output: Maximize the heat transfer surface of the element

Finned Tubular Elements vs. Unfinned tubular elements


Input: [Unfinned Tubular elements] N/A [Finned tubular elements]

Output: Provide lower operating temperature


Input: [Unfinned Tubular elements] Designed for low maintenance [Finned tubular elements]

Output: Designed for low maintenance


Input: [Type of Food] Meat, poultry, fish, shellfish, some vegetables, baked goods, prepared foods [Radiation Dose in kGy] 20 to 71 [Effect of Treatment]

Output: Sterilization. Treated products can be stored at room temperature without spoilage. Treated products are safe for hospital patients who require microbiologically sterile diets.


Input: [Type of Food] Spices and other seasonings [Radiation Dose in kGy] Up to a maximum of 30 [Effect of Treatment]

Output: Reduces number of microorganisms and insects. Replaces chemicals used for this purpose.


Input: [Type of Food] Meat, poultry, fish [Radiation Dose in kGy] 0.1 to 10 [Effect of Treatment]

Output: Delays spoilage by reducing the number of microorganisms in the fresh, refrigerated product. Kills some types of food poisoning bacteria and renders harmless disease-causing parasites (e.g., trichinae).


Input: [Type of Food] Strawberries and some other fruits [Radiation Dose in kGy] 1 to 5 [Effect of Treatment]

Output: Extends shelf life by delaying mold growth.


Input: [Type of Food] Grain, fruit, vegetables, and other foods subject to insect infestation [Radiation Dose in kGy] 0.1 to 2 [Effect of Treatment]

Output: Kills insects or prevents them from reproducing. Could partially replace post-harvest fumigants used for this purpose.


Input: [Type of Food] Bananas, avocados, mangoes, papayas, guavas, and certain other non-citrus fruits [Radiation Dose in kGy] 1.0 maximum [Effect of Treatment]

Output: Delays ripening.


Input: [Type of Food] Potatoes, onions, garlic, ginger [Radiation Dose in kGy] 0.05 to 0.15 [Effect of Treatment]

Output: Inhibits sprouting.


Input: [Type of Food] Grain, dehydrated vegetables, other foods [Radiation Dose in kGy] Various doses [Effect of Treatment]

Output: Desirable changes (e.g., reduced rehydration times).


Input: [Foam Pad] Pack - Osprey Exos 46 [Replace It] Love It!

Output: This pack rocks. Not only is lightweight, and manages to fit all my gear with room to spare, but I found the pockets, straps and other features totally worked for me. For example, the waist belt pocket fit my camera perfectly, and the shoulder strap pocket held my GPS like it was custom built for it.

Maybe I'm getting old, or something, but I found sleeping on this basic foam pad to be really uncomfortable. Time to upgrade to something more luxurious.


Input: [Foam Pad] Blanket [Replace It] Bring It

Output: Shira and I shared a queen sized, lightweight blanket I picked up at Target a while back. This worked out better than I expected - we were both warm, and only one of us had to carry an extra 2lbs (maybe less) to account for it.

Maybe I'm getting old, or something, but I found sleeping on this basic foam pad to be really uncomfortable. Time to upgrade to something more luxurious.


Input: [Foam Pad] Photon Microlite II [Replace It] Love It!

Output: This light is amazing - it's tiny, cheap and works better than my heavy mini-maglight I used to carry. Buy one today.

Maybe I'm getting old, or something, but I found sleeping on this basic foam pad to be really uncomfortable. Time to upgrade to something more luxurious.


Input: [Foam Pad] Emergency Blanket [Replace It] Bring It

Output: This is an item I've always carried and almost never used. But this trip, I realized just how silly this is. There's a million uses around camp for it: cover wood to keep it from getting soaked in the rain, cover rocks after the rain to provide you with a dry place to sit, wrap your pad up in it to provide a way to keep it dry when dangling from the outside of your pack, etc. But, the thing is - it's so perfectly folded, and becomes a big mess when unpacked, that I leave it untouched as to not have a hassle on my hands. But no more. Next trip, I'm unpacking the blanket ahead of time, and then stuffing it into the tiniest ditty bag I can find. I'm going to finally get some use out of this handy item.

Maybe I'm getting old, or something, but I found sleeping on this basic foam pad to be really uncomfortable. Time to upgrade to something more luxurious.


Input: [Foam Pad] Painter's Drop Cloth [Replace It] Bring It

Output: I picked up a 9x12 foot, plastic painter's drop cloth to bring as a ground cloth, and it worked remarkably well. Besides being cheap and lightweight, it's something we can discard at the end of the trip and replace with a new one easily.

Maybe I'm getting old, or something, but I found sleeping on this basic foam pad to be really uncomfortable. Time to upgrade to something more luxurious.


Input: [Foam Pad] MSR PocketRocket Stove [Replace It] Love It!

Output: This stove is amazing. It's lightweight (3oz!) and cost only $40.00. But the amazing thing is just how much heat it puts off. We had water boiled in just a few minutes. Bonus: the thing sounds like a jet engine taking off.

Maybe I'm getting old, or something, but I found sleeping on this basic foam pad to be really uncomfortable. Time to upgrade to something more luxurious.


Input: [Foam Pad] Garmin Geko 210 [Replace It] Bring It

Output: The Geko can be a bit of mixed bag to hike with. On the pro side, I'm able to preload waypoints to serve as a fallback navigation method and capture new waypoints to use in documenting our trip after the fact. It also gives me some basic trip functions like tracking how many miles we've walked, distance to a future waypoint and items like sunset and sunrise. On the con side, it does a cruddy job of keeping satellite reception. The result is that I found myself taking the GPS out of the pocket it was in and waiting for anywhere between 20 seconds and 5 minutes to have it rediscover satellites. Still, given its size, and the benefits it provides (especially from an emergency perspective), it stays. Maybe it's time to look at a forerunner?

Maybe I'm getting old, or something, but I found sleeping on this basic foam pad to be really uncomfortable. Time to upgrade to something more luxurious.


Input: [Corrective Actions] Replace blade, pulley, or spindle. [Possible Causes]

Output: 1Bent or damaged blade, pulley, or spindle


Input: [Corrective Actions] Replace belt. [Possible Causes]

Output: Belt is damaged


Input: [Corrective Actions] Tighten mounting bolt or replace bolt. [Possible Causes]

Output: Engine mounting bolt loose or missing


Input: [Corrective Actions] Make sure engine is at full throttle. [Possible Causes]

Output: Engine is running at low RPMs


Input: [Corrective Actions] Adjust deck. [Possible Causes]

Output: Cutting deck is not adjusted properly


Input: [Corrective Actions] Clean under deck after each use. [Possible Causes]

Output: Dirt and debris built up under deck


Input: [Side Effect] Headache [What to Do]

Output: Maintain adequate fluid intake Take acetaminophen (Tylenol) or ibuprofen (Motrin, Advil) as directed by your provider Keep lights dim, wear sunglasses, or stay in darkened rooms Try to get plenty of rest

Tips for Common Side Effects of HIV Medications - HIV/AIDS

If you are having a serious or persistent side effect, you should seek medical attention promptly.


Input: [Side Effect] Fatigue [What to Do]

Output: Try low-impact exercise such as walking or low-impact aerobics as directed by your provider Drink 8-12 glasses of water per day (may have a caffeinated beverage in the morning) Take a short nap during the day Lessen your work schedule if possible Eat well-balanced meals every day

Tips for Common Side Effects of HIV Medications - HIV/AIDS


Input: [Side Effect] Insomnia [What to Do]

Output: Go to sleep and wake up at the same time every day Do not read or watch television in bed Limit daytime naps Limit fluid intake for 2 hours before bedtime to avoid having to get up to go to the bathroom Avoid caffeinated products, especially in the afternoon and at night Avoid heavy meals close to bedtime Take warm baths, read or listen to music, get a massage Try a glass of warm milk (contains tryptophan, a natural sleep agent) Your medical provider may recommend other treatments

Tips for Common Side Effects of HIV Medications - HIV/AIDS


Input: [Side Effect] Poor appetite [What to Do]

Output: Eat smaller, more frequent (4-6) meals throughout the day Drink protein drinks (such as Carnation Instant Breakfast, Ensure, or Boost)

Tips for Common Side Effects of HIV Medications - HIV/AIDS


Input: [Side Effect] Nausea and vomiting [What to Do]

Output: Eat small meals Avoid foods or smells that trigger nausea; try eating cold foods and avoiding cooking smells Eat healthy foods; avoid greasy, spicy, acidic, or sweet foods Try eating ginger: in ginger tea, ginger ale, or gingersnaps Eat some crackers or dry white toast if you feel sick in the morning Over-the-counter antacids or other medications may be recommended by your provider

Tips for Common Side Effects of HIV Medications - HIV/AIDS


Input: [Side Effect] Diarrhea [What to Do]

Output: Eat more soluble fiber such as Bananas, white Rice, Applesauce and white Toast (the "BRAT" diet) Avoid foods that are spicy or acidic (such as citrus) Avoid dairy products until diarrhea resolves Maintain adequate fluid intake (at least 6-8 8 oz glasses per day) Your provider may recommend treatments such as calcium, loperamide (Imodium) or methylcellulose (Citrucel) or psyllium (Metamucil)

Tips for Common Side Effects of HIV Medications - HIV/AIDS


Input: [Side Effect] Dry skin/ rashes [What to Do]

Output: Drink 8-12 glasses of water per day Avoid long, hot showers or baths Avoid soaps and skin products that contain alcohols or harsh chemicals Use moisturizing lotion after showers (such as Aquaphor, Absorbase, Lac-Hydrin) Use mild unscented laundry detergents and avoid fabric softeners Use sunscreen Try rubbing or pressing on the itchy areas rather than scratching Use petroleum jelly on dry, itchy areas; your provider may recommend other agents to help

Tips for Common Side Effects of HIV Medications - HIV/AIDS


Input: [Side Effect] Injection site reactions [What to Do]

Output: Before injecting, warm your medicine by gently rolling the syringe in your hands for a minute Rotate your injection sites Do not inject into an area that is irritated, bruised, or red Apply a cold pack after injection Review your injection technique with your provider; consider using smaller-gauge needles Your provider may recommend medications to help

Tips for Common Side Effects of HIV Medications - HIV/AIDS


Input: [ANL] B20 [GV] HEV [gasoline vehicle] hybrid electric vehicle [Argonne National Laboratory]

Output: 20% BD Blend with LSD


Input: [ANL] BD [GV] ICE [gasoline vehicle] internal combustion engine [Argonne National Laboratory]

Output: Biodiesel


Input: [ANL] BPEV [GV] LFG [gasoline vehicle] Landfill Gas [Argonne National Laboratory]

Output: battery-powered electric vehicle


Input: [ANL] CA Mix [GV] LNG [gasoline vehicle] Liquified Natural Gas [Argonne National Laboratory]

Output: California avergae electricity generation mix


Input: [ANL] CCS [GV] LSD [gasoline vehicle] Low Sulfur Diesel [Argonne National Laboratory]

Output: Carbon Capture ans Sequestration


Input: [ANL] CD [GV] mi [gasoline vehicle] miles travelled by the vehicle [Argonne National Laboratory]

Output: Charge Depletion operation of PHEV


Input: [ANL] CNG [GV] NA [gasoline vehicle] North America [Argonne National Laboratory]

Output: compressed natural gas


Input: [ANL] CNGV [GV] NNA [gasoline vehicle] Non-North America [Argonne National Laboratory]

Output: compressed natural gas vehicle


Input: [ANL] CS [GV] NG [gasoline vehicle] natural gas [Argonne National Laboratory]

Output: Charge Sustaining operation of PHEV


Input: [ANL] CO2e [GV] NGCC [gasoline vehicle] Natural Gas Combined Cycle [Argonne National Laboratory]

Output: CO2 equivalent (i.e., amount of CO2 emissions with equivalent global warming potential of emitted greenhouse gases)


Input: [ANL] COG [GV] PHEV [gasoline vehicle] Plug-in Hybrid Electric Vehicle [Argonne National Laboratory]

Output: Coke Oven Gas


Input: [ANL] DI CI DV [GV] PTW [gasoline vehicle] pump-to-wheels [Argonne National Laboratory]

Output: direct-injection compression-ignition diesel vehicle


Input: [ANL] E85 [GV] RD [gasoline vehicle] Renewable Diesel [Argonne National Laboratory]

Output: a mixture of 85% ethanol and 15% gasoline (by volume)


Input: [ANL] EV [GV] SMR [gasoline vehicle] Steam Methane Reforming [Argonne National Laboratory]

Output: Electric vehicle


Input: [ANL] FCV [GV] US Mix [gasoline vehicle] United States avergae electricity generation mix [Argonne National Laboratory]

Output: fuel-cell vehicle


Input: [ANL] FFV [GV] VMT [gasoline vehicle] Vehicle's mileage travelled [Argonne National Laboratory]

Output: flexible fuel vehicle


Input: [ANL] FTD [GV] w/ [gasoline vehicle] with [Argonne National Laboratory]

Output: Fischer Tropsch Diesel


Input: [ANL] G.H2 [GV] w/o [gasoline vehicle] without [Argonne National Laboratory]

Output: Gaseous Hydrogen


Input: [ANL] gge [GV] WTP [gasoline vehicle] well-to-pump [Argonne National Laboratory]

Output: Gallons of Gasoline Equivalent (i.e., gallons of gasoline equivalent to the vehicle's energy use of the selected transportation fuel)


Input: [ANL] GREET [GV] WTW [gasoline vehicle] well-to-wheels [Argonne National Laboratory]

Output: Greenhouse gases, Regulated Emissions, and Energy use in Transportation


Input: [Common Name] English Ivy [Scientific Name] Hedera helix and others [Exposure] shade or partial sun [Problems] . [Features]

Output: -evergreen -fast growth good for screening


Input: [Common Name] Climbing Fig [Scientific Name] Ficus pumila [Exposure] sun or shade [Problems] . [Features]

Output: -often used on walls and flat surfaces -vine lies flat -evergreen -fast growth


Input: [Common Name] Wisteria [Scientific Name] Wisteria sinensis [Exposure] sun [Problems] -fast growth often gets out of control [Features]

Output: -deciduous -fragrant lavender or white blooms in 6 to 12 in. clusters in late spring -may be pruned to form large shrub or small tree


Input: [Common Name] Carolina or Yellow Jessamine [Scientific Name] Gelsemium sempervirens [Exposure] . [Problems] . [Features]

Output: -twining semi-evergreen vine -yellow trumpet blooms in spring -climbs to high heights to reach the sun where it forms masses of foliage and bloom -fast growth -native to East Texas


Input: [Common Name] Autumn Clematis [Scientific Name] Clematis paniculata [Exposure] sun with roots in shade (if possible) [Problems] . [Features]

Output: -forms large masses of foliage and small clusters of white blooms in late summer and fall -semi-evergreen -fast growth -one of the only Clematis which does well in the lower south -provide good support and mulch root area


Input: [Common Name] Confederate or Star Jasmine [Scientific Name] Trachelospermum jasminoides [Exposure] prefers moist loamy soil [Problems] -susceptible to scale and white-fly [Features]

Output: -evergreen twining vine -white star-shaped blooms in early summer are fragrant


Input: [Common Name] Cypress Vine [Scientific Name] Quamoclit pinnata [Exposure] likes sun [Problems] . [Features]

Output: -annual twining vine which reseeds to return each year -very fine textured foliage -fast growing -red or white small trumpet blooms in summer


Input: [Common Name] Potato Vine [Scientific Name] Dioscerea [Exposure] prefers sun [Problems] -dies in winter to return in spring [Features]

Output: -grown for foliage effect -fast growth


Input: [Common Name] Fatshedra [Scientific Name] Fatshedra lizei [Exposure] shade or partial sun (prefers sun) [Problems] . [Features]

Output: -a cross between Fatsia and English Ivy -hardy evergreen -leaning type vine -large coarse textured leaves -fast growth


Input: [Common Name] Rosa De Montana, Coral Vine [Scientific Name] Antigonon leptopus [Exposure] . [Problems] -dies in winter to return in spring [Features]

Output: -very vigorous late summer blooming vine -vivid pink clusters on yellow-green foliage -will climb to 30 ft. in one growing season


Input: [Common Name] Evergreen Smilax [Scientific Name] Smilax lanceolata [Exposure] . [Problems] . [Features]

Output: -very rugged evergreen vine -grown for foliage effect -spreads by underground tubers


Input: [Common Name] Virginia Creeper [Scientific Name] Parthenocissus quinquefolia [Exposure] . [Problems] . [Features]

Output: -fast growing deciduous vine -shows rich, red fall color -clings to walls or trellis -easy culture -native to North and East Texas


Input: [Common Name] Snailseed or Moonseed Vine [Scientific Name] . [Exposure] . [Problems] . [Features]

Output: -delicate native vine of North and East Texas -deciduous -displays clusters of rich, red berries in fall and early winter


Input: [Common Name] Common Trumpet Creeper [Scientific Name] Campsis radicans [Exposure] demands sun [Problems] . [Features]

Output: -clinging vine which grows to great heights -deciduous -displays large orange-red trumpets of blooms throughout summer -easy and fast growth -native to most of Texas -"Madam Galen" improved variety


Input: [Common Name] Hyacinth Bean [Scientific Name] Dolichos lablab [Exposure] . [Problems] -freezes back in winter to return in spring -not a dense vine [Features]

Output: -non-woody twining vine -purple foliage, pinkish-lavender blooms in summer and fall -purple seed pods in the fall -very fast growing


Input: [Common Name] Coral or Red-honeysuckle [Scientific Name] Lonicera sempervirens [Exposure] . [Problems] . [Features]

Output: -evergreen twining vine -abundant red trumpet blooms in late spring -not as vigorous as common honeysuckle, thus not a pest -fast growth -native to East Texas


Input: [Name] Tomatoes, Petite Diced W/Onion Celery & Peppers [Description]

Output: Petite Diced W/Onion Celery & Peppers

Calories in Dei Fratelli - Nutritional Information and Diet Info


Input: [Name] Tomatoes, Stewed [Description]

Output: Stewed

Calories in Dei Fratelli - Nutritional Information and Diet Info


Input: [Name] Tomatoes, Whole No Salt Added [Description]

Output: Whole No Salt Added

Calories in Dei Fratelli - Nutritional Information and Diet Info


Input: [Name] Tomatoes, Whole Packed In Puree No Salt Added [Description]

Output: Whole Packed In Puree No Salt Added

Calories in Dei Fratelli - Nutritional Information and Diet Info


Input: [Name] Vegetable Juice, 100% [Description]

Output: 100%

Calories in Dei Fratelli - Nutritional Information and Diet Info


Input: [Name] Whole Tomatoes, Peeled [Description]

Output: Peeled

Calories in Dei Fratelli - Nutritional Information and Diet Info


Input: [Resturant Name] Moe's [Type] Southwest (Burritos and such) [Vegan Friendly?] Yes [What Denise Gets:] Joey Jr with with both beans or tofu [Comments]

Output: Welcome to Moe's!! The food is good and plentiful. They are a little like Subway in that they make your meal right in front of you so you know what you are getting.


Input: [Resturant Name] Chevys [Type] Tex-Mex [Vegan Friendly?] Yes [What Denise Gets:] Don't have one in town. [Comments]

Output: This is a chain restaurant where I used to work at. They have very good food, and the great thing is that it is all made fresh, they make a point of telling you they have no cans in their kitchen, which means nothing is premade so anything can be made to be vegetarian or vegan. I'd say they are better than Don Pablos because they have more veggie-friendly items on the menu that you don't have to create yourself. To eat vegan, try the veggie burrito without cheese or sour cream, the veggie fajitas, or a tostada salad minus the sour and cheese, no meat added (my favorite). And always ask for the black beans on the side because the refried and house beans are made with bacon. Enjoy! Submitted by : Kelly


Input: [Resturant Name] Don Pablos [Type] Tex-Mex [Vegan Friendly?] Yes [What Denise Gets:] Varies [Comments]

Output: They have excellent Vegan-friendly food, and an authentic mexican atmosphere. They are always concientous about our dietary needs. We order a bowl of beans with sides of lettuce, tomatoes, etc. and corn tortillas. You also get all you can eat chips and salsa that you can use with your meal also. Here's the secret : We feed 4 hungry Vegans for only $3.00-$10.00 TOTAL! Since the beans and toppings aren't on the menu, they only charge about 10-20% of what it would cost to get dinners off the menu. We always go away from Don Pablos stuffed and spend less than we would at Taco Bell! Submitted by :Brian


Input: [Resturant Name] On The Border [Type] Tex-Mex [Vegan Friendly?] Yes [What Denise Gets:] Portabella Fajitas [Comments]

Output: Tex-Mex places always seem to have something good that's vegan. Sure the server looks at you funny when you ask for no cheese and the rice usually has chicken broth in it but grilled veggies beats a salad.


Input: [Resturant Name] Papa John's [Type] Pizza [Vegan Friendly?] Yes [What Denise Gets:] Pizza (what else) no cheese or meat. [Comments]

Output: Not as cheap as Hungry Howies but a LOT tastier. Really good pizza and pretty decent prices. Plus they all come with this garlic "butter" to dip your crusts in...ummmmm...oh baby, you just can't top that!


Input: [Resturant Name] Sweet Tomatoes [Type] Salad Bar Resturant [Vegan Friendly?] Yes [What Denise Gets:] Almost evertyhing. [Comments]

Output: Some friends of ours in Venice, FL took us here. I was skeptical of a salad bar resturant but it was really okay. They had salad, soup and pasta. Plus they had frozen yogurt that didn't taste like frogurt so that was a plus. Not terribly expensive and all you can eat, which is a plus for any resturant. My only complaint is that they didn't have those little ham cubes on the salad but, but you get by, one day at a time.


Input: [Resturant Name] Hops [Type] Full Service [Vegan Friendly?] Yes [What Denise Gets:] Baked potato and seasonal veggies (usualy brocolli) [Comments]

Output: Hops doesn't have a HUGE variety but they are usually good for a baked potato and some veggies, which Denise prefers over a bland salad.


Input: [Resturant Name] TGI Friday's [Type] Full Service [Vegan Friendly?] Yes [What Denise Gets:] Super fantastic Veggie Platter [Comments]

Output: We went here because the Olive Garden was too packed and were very supprised to find a Huge veggie plate on the menu. Denise spent half as much and got twice the food I did. She really enjoied it as well.


Input: [Resturant Name] Taco Bell [Type] Fast Food [Vegan Friendly?] Yes [What Denise Gets:] Tacos minus beef and cheese, add beans. [Comments]

Output: A good, inexpensive place to go out. Tasty too


Input: [Resturant Name] Chili's [Type] Full Service [Vegan Friendly?] No [What Denise Gets:] Nothing in Gainesville's Chili's [Comments]

Output: I have gotten many many emails on the subject of Chili's. It seems that there are indeed Chili's resturants that do indeed have vegan alternatives. Unfortunately in our expierence with the Ganiesville Chili's there was nothing a vegan can have. The veggie burger had eggs in it and the salad came pre-packaged with the cheese included to it couldn't be left off. If your local Chili's is different by all means go and enjoy, but our local Chili's is very Vegan-unfriendly.


Input: [Resturant Name] Bob Evan's [Type] Family Dining [Vegan Friendly?] Yes [What Denise Gets:] Multiple side orders, tasty and filling and inexpensive. [Comments]

Output: A suprisingly vegan friendly resturant. Even more inexpensive for vegan.


Input: [Resturant Name] Subway [Type] Fast Food [Vegan Friendly?] Yes [What Denise Gets:] Black bean salad or Boca Burger. [Comments]

Output: Subway IS indeed Vegan firendy. The best part is you get to choose which fixins you have, almost as good as a sald bar. If you want more info go to Subway's Nutrition Guide.


Input: [Resturant Name] Shoney's [Type] Family Dining [Vegan Friendly?] Yes [What Denise Gets:] Soup and Salad Bar [Comments]

Output: Most of the meals aren't exactly vegan friendly, but they have a wonderful salad bar.


Input: [Resturant Name] Hungry Howie's [Type] Pizza [Vegan Friendly?] Not Any MOre [What Denise Gets:] Nothing...damnit. [Comments]

Output: Apparently they have to squeeze some kind of animal into their crusts now.


Input: [Richter Magnitude] Less than 3.5 [Earthquake Effects]

Output: Recorded but generally not felt

Squeezing Water from Rock : Feature Articles


Input: [Richter Magnitude] 3.5 to 5.4 [Earthquake Effects]

Output: Often felt but rarely causes damage

Squeezing Water from Rock : Feature Articles


Input: [Richter Magnitude] Less than 6.0 [Earthquake Effects]

Output: Slight damage at most to well-constructed buildings; over small regions, can cause major damage to poorly constructed buildings

Squeezing Water from Rock : Feature Articles


Input: [Richter Magnitude] 6.1 to 6.9 [Earthquake Effects]

Output: Can be destructive in populated regions up to 100 kilometers across

Squeezing Water from Rock : Feature Articles


Input: [Richter Magnitude] 7.0 to 7.9 [Earthquake Effects]

Output: Major earthquake that can cause serious damage over areas larger than 100 kilometers across

Squeezing Water from Rock : Feature Articles


Input: [Richter Magnitude] 8 or more [Earthquake Effects]

Output: Great earthquake that can cause serious damage over areas several hundred kilometers across

Squeezing Water from Rock : Feature Articles


Input: [Model #] Bissell 18M9 [All Parts for Model] Click here to view all parts for this model [Model Name]

Output: Rewind SmartClean Vacuum Parts


Input: [Model #] Bissell 20Q9 [All Parts for Model] Click here to view all parts for this model [Model Name]

Output: Cleanview II Plus Parts


Input: [Model #] Bissell 21K3 [All Parts for Model] Click here to view all parts for this model [Model Name]

Output: Cleanview Helix Upright Parts


Input: [Model #] Bissell 22C1 [All Parts for Model] Click here to view all parts for this model [Model Name]

Output: CleanView Helix Plus Vacuum Cleaner Parts


Input: [Model #] Bissell 26T5 [All Parts for Model] Click here to view all parts for this model [Model Name]

Output: Rewind Smartclean Bagless Upright Vacuum Cleaner Parts


Input: [Model #] Bissell 3574 [All Parts for Model] Click here to view all parts for this model [Model Name]

Output: CleanView II Upright Bagless Vacuum Cleaner Parts


Input: [Model #] Bissell 3575 [All Parts for Model] Click here to view all parts for this model [Model Name]

Output: CleanView Bagless Vacuum Cleaner Parts


Input: [Model #] Bissell 3576 [All Parts for Model] Click here to view all parts for this model [Model Name]

Output: CleanView II Plus Bagless Vacuum Cleaner Parts


Input: [Model #] Bissell 3590 [All Parts for Model] Click here to view all parts for this model [Model Name]

Output: CleanView Bagless Vacuum Cleaner Parts


Input: [Model #] Bissell 3591 [All Parts for Model] Click here to view all parts for this model [Model Name]

Output: CleanView Bagless Upright Vacuum Cleaner Parts


Input: [Model #] Bissell 3593 [All Parts for Model] Click here to view all parts for this model [Model Name]

Output: CleanView Bagless Vacuum Cleaner Parts


Input: [Model #] Bissell 3594 [All Parts for Model] Click here to view all parts for this model [Model Name]

Output: CleanView Bagless Vacuum Cleaner Parts


Input: [Model #] Bissell 3595 [All Parts for Model] Click here to view all parts for this model [Model Name]

Output: Cleanview Revolution Vacuum Cleaner Parts


Input: [Model #] Bissell 3596 [All Parts for Model] Click here to view all parts for this model [Model Name]

Output: Cleanview Revolution Vacuum Cleaner Parts


Input: [Model #] Bissell 44M3 [All Parts for Model] Click here to view all parts for this model [Model Name]

Output: Rewind Premier Pet Vacuum Cleaner Parts


Input: [Model #] Bissell 53F8 [All Parts for Model] Click here to view all parts for this model [Model Name]

Output: Cleanview PowerTrack Revolution Vacuum Cleaner Parts


Input: [Model #] Bissell 58F8 [All Parts for Model] Click here to view all parts for this model [Model Name]

Output: Rewind SmartClean Bagless Vacuum Cleaner Parts


Input: [Model #] Bissell 62X5 [All Parts for Model] Click here to view all parts for this model [Model Name]

Output: PowerClean Rewind Vacuum Cleaner Parts


Input: [Model #] Bissell 6579 [All Parts for Model] Click here to view all parts for this model [Model Name]

Output: Powerforce Vacuum Cleaner Parts


Input: [Model #] Bissell 6584 [All Parts for Model] Click here to view all parts for this model [Model Name]

Output: Powerforce Vacuum Cleaner Parts


Input: [Model #] Bissell 6590 [All Parts for Model] Click here to view all parts for this model [Model Name]

Output: CleanView Bagless Upright Vacuum Cleaner Parts


Input: [Model #] Bissell 6591 [All Parts for Model] Click here to view all parts for this model [Model Name]

Output: Cleanview PowerTrack Revolution Vacuum Cleaner Parts


Input: [Model #] Bissell 6594 [All Parts for Model] Click here to view all parts for this model [Model Name]

Output: Powerforce Bagless Upright Vacuum Cleaner Parts


Input: [Model #] Bissell 67F8 [All Parts for Model] Click here to view all parts for this model [Model Name]

Output: Premier Pet Rewind Bagless Upright Vacuum Cleaner Parts


Input: [Model #] Bissell 82H1 [All Parts for Model] Click here to view all parts for this model [Model Name]

Output: Cleanview Helix Bagless Upright Vacuum Cleaner Parts


Input: [Model #] Bissell 84G9 [All Parts for Model] Click here to view all parts for this model [Model Name]

Output: Rewind PowerHelix Vacuum Cleaner Parts


Input: [Model #] Bissell 8975 [All Parts for Model] Click here to view all parts for this model [Model Name]

Output: CleanView Bagless Upright Vacuum Cleaner Parts


Input: [Model #] Bissell 8990 [All Parts for Model] Click here to view all parts for this model [Model Name]

Output: CleanView Bagless Upright Vacuum Cleaner Parts


Input: [Model #] Bissell 9V00 [All Parts for Model] Click here to view all parts for this model [Model Name]

Output: Maxi Glide Bagless Upright Vacuum Cleaner Parts


Input: [Species] Dog [Nutrition] Omnivores [Species_2] Cage Birds - hardbills [Nutrition_3]

Output: Herbivores - Grain or seed eaters

PROVET HEALTHCARE INFORMATION - Pets and Vegetarianism


Input: [Species] Cat [Nutrition] Obligate carnivores [Species_2] Cage Birds - softbills [Nutrition_3]

Output: Carnivores - insectivores

PROVET HEALTHCARE INFORMATION - Pets and Vegetarianism


Input: [Species] Chinchilla [Nutrition] Herbivores [Species_2] Pigeons [Nutrition_3]

Output: Herbivore - grain or seed eater

PROVET HEALTHCARE INFORMATION - Pets and Vegetarianism


Input: [Species] Rabbit [Nutrition] Herbivores [Species_2] Water-birds [Nutrition_3]

Output: Carnivores - fish or plankton

PROVET HEALTHCARE INFORMATION - Pets and Vegetarianism


Input: [Species] Gerbil [Nutrition] Herbivores [Species_2] Chelonia (turtles and tortoise) [Nutrition_3]

Output: Omnivores

PROVET HEALTHCARE INFORMATION - Pets and Vegetarianism


Input: [Species] Guinea pig [Nutrition] Herbivores [Species_2] Crocodilia (crocodiles and alligators) [Nutrition_3]

Output: Carnivores

PROVET HEALTHCARE INFORMATION - Pets and Vegetarianism


Input: [Species] Hamster [Nutrition] Omnivores [Species_2] Lizards - geckos, chameleons, skinks, anoles,lacertids [Nutrition_3]

Output: Insectivores

PROVET HEALTHCARE INFORMATION - Pets and Vegetarianism


Input: [Species] Hedgehogs [Nutrition] Omnivores [Species_2] Lizards - common iguana [Nutrition_3]

Output: Omnivores

PROVET HEALTHCARE INFORMATION - Pets and Vegetarianism


Input: [Species] Rats [Nutrition] Omnivores [Species_2] Lizards - monitors, tegus [Nutrition_3]

Output: Carnivores

PROVET HEALTHCARE INFORMATION - Pets and Vegetarianism


Input: [Species] Mice [Nutrition] Omnivores [Species_2] Snakes [Nutrition_3]

Output: Carnivores

PROVET HEALTHCARE INFORMATION - Pets and Vegetarianism


Input: [Species] Ferrets [Nutrition] Omnivores [Species_2] Amphibians - frogs , toads [Nutrition_3]

Output: Carnivores

PROVET HEALTHCARE INFORMATION - Pets and Vegetarianism


Input: [Species] Primates [Nutrition] Omnivores [Species_2] Fish [Nutrition_3]

Output: Carnivores

PROVET HEALTHCARE INFORMATION - Pets and Vegetarianism


Input: [Species] Invertebrates - spiders [Nutrition] Obligate carnivores [Species_2] Invertebrates - stick insects [Nutrition_3]

Output: Herbivores

PROVET HEALTHCARE INFORMATION - Pets and Vegetarianism


Input: [Species] Invertebrates - cockroach [Nutrition] Omnivores [Species_2] Invertebrates - moths, butterflies [Nutrition_3]

Output: Herbivores

PROVET HEALTHCARE INFORMATION - Pets and Vegetarianism


Input: [Features] Permanent Results [Grow Your Penis Fast] YES [Other eBooks] *Depends [Creams & Sprays] NO [Herbal Pills]

Output: NO

Natural Penis Enlargement Exercises - Penis Enlargement - Penis Exercises - Penis Growth - Award Winning Grow Your Penis Fast Program


Input: [Features] Addresses the Root Causes of PE [Grow Your Penis Fast] YES [Other eBooks] NO [Creams & Sprays] NO [Herbal Pills]

Output: NO

Natural Penis Enlargement Exercises - Penis Enlargement - Penis Exercises - Penis Growth - Award Winning Grow Your Penis Fast Program


Input: [Features] Convenient [Grow Your Penis Fast] YES [Other eBooks] YES [Creams & Sprays] NO [Herbal Pills]

Output: YES

Natural Penis Enlargement Exercises - Penis Enlargement - Penis Exercises - Penis Growth - Award Winning Grow Your Penis Fast Program


Input: [Features] Covers EVERY Aspect of Natural PE [Grow Your Penis Fast] YES [Other eBooks] NO!!! [Creams & Sprays] NO [Herbal Pills]

Output: NO

Natural Penis Enlargement Exercises - Penis Enlargement - Penis Exercises - Penis Growth - Award Winning Grow Your Penis Fast Program


Input: [Features] Track Record of Real Success [Grow Your Penis Fast] YES [Other eBooks] NO [Creams & Sprays] NO [Herbal Pills]

Output: NO

Natural Penis Enlargement Exercises - Penis Enlargement - Penis Exercises - Penis Growth - Award Winning Grow Your Penis Fast Program


Input: [Features] Scientifically Proven to be Effective [Grow Your Penis Fast] YES [Other eBooks] NO [Creams & Sprays] YES [Herbal Pills]

Output: NO

Natural Penis Enlargement Exercises - Penis Enlargement - Penis Exercises - Penis Growth - Award Winning Grow Your Penis Fast Program


Input: [Features] Technical Support for All Questions [Grow Your Penis Fast] YES [Other eBooks] Varies [Creams & Sprays] Varies [Herbal Pills]

Output: Varies

Natural Penis Enlargement Exercises - Penis Enlargement - Penis Exercises - Penis Growth - Award Winning Grow Your Penis Fast Program


Input: [Features] All Natural & Safe [Grow Your Penis Fast] YES [Other eBooks] Usually [Creams & Sprays] NO [Herbal Pills]

Output: YES

Natural Penis Enlargement Exercises - Penis Enlargement - Penis Exercises - Penis Growth - Award Winning Grow Your Penis Fast Program


Input: [Features] Inexpensive [Grow Your Penis Fast] YES [Other eBooks] YES [Creams & Sprays] NO [Herbal Pills]

Output: NO

Natural Penis Enlargement Exercises - Penis Enlargement - Penis Exercises - Penis Growth - Award Winning Grow Your Penis Fast Program


Input: [Food Groups] Dairy [Foods Allowed] All pasteurized, grade “A” milk and milk products Commercially packaged cheese and cheese products made with pasteurized milk (e.g., mild and medium cheddar, mozzarella, parmesan, Swiss, etc.) Pasteurized yogurt Dry, refrigerated, and frozen pasteurized whipped topping Ice cream, frozen yogurt, sherbet, ice cream bars, homemade milkshakes Commercial nutritional supplements, liquid and powered Commercial eggnog [Foods Not Allowed]

Output: Unpasteurized or raw milk, cheese, yogurt, and other milk products Cheeses from delicatessens Cheeses with molds (e.g., blue Stilton, Roquefort, gorgonzola) Sharp cheddar, brie, camembert, feta cheese, farmer’s cheese

Food Safety For People Who Are Immunosuppressed


Input: [Food Groups] Meat and Meat Substitutes [Foods Allowed] All well-cooked or canned meats (beef, pork, lamb, poultry, fish, shellfish, game, ham, bacon, sausage, hot dogs) Well-cooked eggs (white cooked firm with thickened yolk is acceptable) Well-cooked pasteurized egg substitutes Commercially-packaged salami, bologna, and other luncheon meats Canned and commercially-packaged hard smoked fish, refrigerated after opening Cooked tofu (must be cut into 1-inch cubes, or smaller, and boiled a minimum of 5 minutes in water or broth before eating or using in recipes [Foods Not Allowed]

Output: Raw or undercooked meat, poultry, fish, game, tofu Raw or undercooked eggs and egg substitutes Meats and cold cuts from delicatessens or grocery store deli Hard cured salami in natural wrap Cold smoked salmon (fish); lox Pickled fish Tempe (tempeh) products (fermented food made by the controlled fermentation of cooked soy beans with a Rhizopus mold)

Food Safety For People Who Are Immunosuppressed


Input: [Food Groups] Entrees, Soups [Foods Allowed] All cooked entrees and soups [Foods Not Allowed]

Output: Fresh, unpasteurized foods using soybean paste

Food Safety For People Who Are Immunosuppressed


Input: [Food Groups] Fruit and Nuts [Foods Allowed] Canned and frozen fruit and fruit juices Well-washed raw fruits Dried fruits Canned or bottled roasted nuts Nuts in baked products Commercially packaged peanut butter [Foods Not Allowed]

Output: Unwashed raw fruits Roasted nuts in the shell Unpasteurized fruit and vegetable juices

Food Safety For People Who Are Immunosuppressed


Input: [Food Groups] Vegetables [Foods Allowed] All cooked frozen, canned, or fresh vegetables and potatoes Well-washed raw vegetables Fresh, well-washed herbs and dried herbs and spices (added to raw or cooked foods) Commercial salsas stored on grocers shelf, not refrigerated until after opening [Foods Not Allowed]

Output: Unwashed raw vegetables or herbs All sprouts (alfalfa, radish, broccoli, mung bean, all others) Salads from delicatessens or salad bars Commercial salsas stored in refrigerated case

Food Safety For People Who Are Immunosuppressed


Input: [Food Groups] Bread, Grain and Cereal Products [Foods Allowed] All breads, bagels, rolls, muffins, pancakes, sweet rolls, waffles, French toast (Patients themselves should not make (mix, knead) any bread product containing yeast) Potato chips, corn chips, tortilla chips, pretzels, popcorn All cereals, cooked and ready-to-eat [Foods Not Allowed]

Output: Raw grain products

Food Safety For People Who Are Immunosuppressed


Input: [Food Groups] Beverages [Foods Allowed] Tap water and ice made from tap water (If using a water service other than city water service, it is recommended using distilled or bottled water. Water may also be boiled for one minute and stored in a clean covered container in the refrigerator for no more than three days) Commercially bottled distilled, spring, and natural water All canned, bottled, powdered beverages Instant and brewed herbal teas using commercially-packaged tea bags Nutritional supplements, liquid and powdered [Foods Not Allowed]

Output: Well water (unless tested yearly and found to be free of coliforms) Cold-brewed (sun tea) made with warm or cold water Non-pasteurized commercial fruit, vegetable juices and milk products

Food Safety For People Who Are Immunosuppressed


Input: [Food Groups] Desserts [Foods Allowed] Refrigerated commercial and homemade cakes, pies, pastries, and pudding Refrigerated, cream-filled pastries Homemade and commercial cookies “Shelf-stable”* cream-filled cupcakes, fruit pies, and canned pudding (any items not eaten must be wrapped and refrigerated after opening) Ices, Popsicle-like products *“Shelf stable” refers to unopened canned, bottled, or packaged food products that can be stored before opening at room temperature [Foods Not Allowed]

Output: Unrefrigerated, cream-filled pastry products (not “shelf-stable”*)

Food Safety For People Who Are Immunosuppressed


Input: [Food Groups] Fats [Foods Allowed] Oil, shortening Refrigerated lard, margarine, butter Commercial, shelf-stable mayonnaise and salad dressings (including cheese-based salad dressings; refrigerated after opening) Cooked gravy and sauces [Foods Not Allowed]

Output: Fresh salad dressings containing aged cheese (e.g., blue Roquefort) or raw eggs, stored in refrigerated case

Food Safety For People Who Are Immunosuppressed


Input: [Food Groups] Other [Foods Allowed] Salt, granulated sugar, brown sugar Jam, jelly, syrups; refrigerated after opening Commercial (heat-treated) honey Catsup, mustard, BBQ sauce, soy sauce, other condiments (refrigerated after opening) Pickles, pickle relish, olives (refrigerated after opening) Candy, gum [Foods Not Allowed]

Output: Raw or non-heat treated honey; honey in the comb Herbal and nutrient supplement preparations unless okay with your doctor Brewers yeast, if eaten uncooked

Food Safety For People Who Are Immunosuppressed


Input: [DOMINANT TRAITS] brown eyes [RECESSIVE TRAITS] grey, green, hazel, blue eyes [0]

Output: eye coloring


Input: [DOMINANT TRAITS] farsightedness normal vision normal vision normal vision [RECESSIVE TRAITS] normal vision nearsightedness night blindness color blindness* [0]

Output: vision


Input: [DOMINANT TRAITS] dark hair non-red hair curly hair full head of hair widow's peak [RECESSIVE TRAITS] blonde, light, red hair red hair straight hair baldness* normal hairline [0]

Output: hair


Input: [DOMINANT TRAITS] dimples unattached earlobes freckles broad lips [RECESSIVE TRAITS] no dimples attached earlobes no freckles thin lips [0]

Output: facial features


Input: [DOMINANT TRAITS] extra digits fused digits short digits fingers lack 1 joint limb dwarfing clubbed thumb double-jointedness [RECESSIVE TRAITS] normal number normal digits normal digits normal joints normal proportion normal thumb normal joints [0]

Output: appendages


Input: [DOMINANT TRAITS] immunity to poison ivy normal pigmented skin normal blood clotting normal hearing normal hearing and speaking normal- no PKU [RECESSIVE TRAITS] susceptibility to poison ivy albinism hemophilia* congenital deafness deaf mutism phenylketonuria (PKU) [0]

Output: other


Input: [Driving condition] Engine running at idle speed [Valve timing] Most retarded [Effect] Stabilization of the engine rotation at idle speed. [Target of control]

Output: To shorten the valve opening overlap in order to prevent the exhaust gas counterflow to intake manifold.

Fungsi Oil Control Valve (OCV) pada mesin M15A (Aerio, Swift, SX4) | newbie belajar DIY otomotif


Input: [Driving condition] Average engine load range [Valve timing] To the advanced side [Effect] Improvement of the fuel efficiency. Lowering of the exhaust emission. [Target of control]

Output: To lengthen the valve opening overlap in order to enhance the internal exhaust gas recirculation and reduce the pumping loss.

Fungsi Oil Control Valve (OCV) pada mesin M15A (Aerio, Swift, SX4) | newbie belajar DIY otomotif


Input: [Driving condition] Light engine load range [Valve timing] To the retarded side [Effect] Keeping of the engine stability. [Target of control]

Output: To shorten the valve opening overlap in order to prevent the exhaust gas counterflow to intake manifold.

Fungsi Oil Control Valve (OCV) pada mesin M15A (Aerio, Swift, SX4) | newbie belajar DIY otomotif


Input: [Driving condition] Low or average engine speed range with heavy engine load [Valve timing] To the advanced side [Effect] Improvement of generating the engine torque at low and average engine speed. [Target of control]

Output: To advance the closing timing of the intake valve in order to improve the volumetric efficiency.

Fungsi Oil Control Valve (OCV) pada mesin M15A (Aerio, Swift, SX4) | newbie belajar DIY otomotif


Input: [Driving condition] High engine speed range with heavy engine load [Valve timing] To the retarded side [Effect] Improvement of generating the engine power. [Target of control]

Output: To retard the closing timing of the intake valve in order to improve the volumetric efficiency.

Fungsi Oil Control Valve (OCV) pada mesin M15A (Aerio, Swift, SX4) | newbie belajar DIY otomotif


Input: [Driving condition] Low engine coolant temperature [Valve timing] Most retarded [Effect] Stabilization of the fast idling of the engine. Improvement of the fuel efficiency. [Target of control]

Output: To shorten the valve opening overlap in order to prevent the exhaust gas counterflow to intake manifold and reduce the fuel increasing. To slow the fast idle speed of the engine as a result of stabilizing the engine idling.

Fungsi Oil Control Valve (OCV) pada mesin M15A (Aerio, Swift, SX4) | newbie belajar DIY otomotif


Input: [Driving condition] At engine starting and stopping [Valve timing] Most retarded [Effect] Improvement of start ability. [Target of control]

Output: To shorten the valve opening overlap in order to prevent the exhaust gas counterflow to intake manifold.

Fungsi Oil Control Valve (OCV) pada mesin M15A (Aerio, Swift, SX4) | newbie belajar DIY otomotif


Input: [Solution] Most likely the grind is too coarse. Grind the coffee a little finer. Also make sure you are allowing the coffee to steep for 3-4 minutes. [Problem]

Output: Coffee Tastes Weak


Input: [Solution] The coffee has been ground too fine. Next time use a coarser grind. [Problem]

Output: Coffee Tastes Bitter


Input: [Solution] Use a 3 minute steep. Don’t let the brewed coffee sit inside the glass beaker brewing. Move it from the press pot to a thermal container or just brew what you need. Also note that if you’ve been accustomed to drinking drip coffee, press pot coffee will taste richer (stronger) at first. [Problem]

Output: Coffee Taste Too Strong


Input: [Solution] This could be a problem with the filter. If the filter doesn’t fit snuggly against the glass, coffee sediment will go into the upper chamber. Filters can become damaged. You can purchase replacement filters. [Problem]

Output: Gritty/Thick Sediment


Input: [Solution] If everything tastes right, but the sediment is bothering you then consider purchasing the Espro Press, which has a tighter filter than traditional French Press coffee brewers. Another option is to cut up a paper filter as shown in this hack. [Problem]

Output: Sediment Woes


Input: [Solution] I feel your pain. Only boil the amount needed for your press pot. In other words, don’t completely fill your kettle. If heating the water still takes too long, consider getting an electric kettle. [Problem]

Output: Water Takes Too Long to Boil


Input: [Solution] My guess is you have one of those $20 blade grinders. Some of the coffee is coarsely ground and some is ground fine. Getting an excellent grind from a blade grinder takes practice. Buying a burr grinder is ultimately a better solution. [Problem]

Output: Inconsistent Grind


Input: [1] Pro's: [2] Con's: [3] Cost: [0]

Output: Method:


Input: [1] Putting your feet up several times a day is a good way to obtain some quick relief from the pain of heel spurs. This is especially important if you spend significant time on your feet each day. Rest is free and is an essential part of your recovery. [2] Busy people can find it challenging to make time to rest their feet, but this is an essential part of recovering from heel spurs. Athletes may also find it worrisome to have to reduce their their typical regimen so that more time is spent resting. [3] Free. [0]

Output: Rest


Input: [1] Icing the bottom of your heel twice a day reduces the inflammation present in both Heel Spur Syndrome and Plantar Fasciitis and provides safe, temporary pain relief. During your rest periods, enhance the therapy you are giving yourself by putting an ice bag on the bottom of your foot for 10-15 minutes. [2] As with rest, icing takes some time out of your schedule. Additionally, some people may not like the sensation of cold on their feet. [3] Pennies for ice or a few dollars for an ice pack. [0]

Output: Icing


Input: [1] Simple exercises that stretch and strengthen the ligaments, tendons and muscles of the foot, ankle and calf can help restore health to the plantar fascia ligament and aid your recovery from heel spurs. Watch our excellent, free Plantar Fasciitis Exercise Videos. [2] Setting time aside to exercise takes a commitment. Some heel spur exercises can be done before you even get out of bed in the morning, but others require finding a place in your home to perform the required stretches. [3] Some exercises require the purchase of a tennis ball or other simple device. Others involve no cost. [0]

Output: Heel Spur Exercises


Input: [1] Over-the-counter pain killers like ibuprofen and acetaminophen may provide temporary relief but are not a permanent solution to Heel Spur Syndrome. In extreme cases, a doctor may recommend corticosteroid injections if all other remedies fail. [2] All over-the-counter medications carry a risk of side-effects and should only be used if absolutely necessary. Corticosteroids should only be used if prescribed by a doctor after all other treatments options have failed. Many people dislike taking pills or having injections. Medications can be costly. [3] $5 - $100+, depending on insurance [0]

Output: Medications


Input: [1] By choosing an orthotic shoe insert specifically designed for the treatment of heel spurs and Plantar Fasciitis, you are greatly increasing your chance of recovery. HTP Heel Seats customers support a success rate of more than 90%. Our orthotics have helped hundreds of thousands of heel pain sufferers live pain-free. [2] Some brands of orthotics costs hundreds of dollars. Fortunately, the HTP Heel Seats cost about as much as a light lunch for two and are built to last a long time. [3] $25 - $500, depending on brand [0]

Output: Orthotic Inserts


Input: [1] An orthopedist or physical therapist may tape your foot to reduce motion and provide rest to the stressed ligaments and muscles of the foot. As a method of obtaining rest, this can be a good option for those who wish to seek professional medical assistance. [2] Many people cannot afford physical therapy or frequent doctor visits. Additionally, some people dislike the sensation of having one of their feet bound with tape. [3] Depends on insurance plan, free to do yourself [0]

Output: Taping


Input: [1] Worn or ill-fitting footwear can directly cause heel spurs and Plantar Fasciitis. Replacing old shoes with new ones that feature proper support is an important step toward recovery. [2] Some individuals wrongly think that fashion has more value than safety or comfort in footwear and may not like to give up a favorite pair of shoes, even though it is causing them pain. You may have to search a little harder to discover shoes that offer both visual appeal and sound support. Purchasing new shoes requires some financial outlay. [3] $20 - $200, depending on shoes [0]

Output: New Shoes


Input: [1] In extreme cases, a physician may recommend surgical removal of heel spurs, but this should only be considered if all non-invasive treatment options have failed. [2] No one enjoys having surgery. It interrupts normal daily life and requires a recovery period. It may also be a cause of fear. Surgery for heel spurs should only be undertaken in extreme cases. Remember that more than nine out of ten people can recover from heel spurs without invasive procedures. [3] Depends on insurance plan [0]

Output: Surgery


Input: [FAS] Female Alternative Surgery is a surgical procedure that encompasses numerous techniques to treat many different disease processes. It is not only used for removal of fibroid tumors (also known as Fibroids), but also for treating Adenomyosis, Ovarian cysts, and Endometriosis. There are differences between FAS and Myomectomy before, during and after surgery, as well. [Myomectomy]

Output: Traditional Myomectomy is a surgical procedure that primarily addresses superficial tumors of the uterus, or fibroids – for example pedunculated tumors that have a stalk and are separate from the uterine muscle, and easily reachable tumors on the outer surface of the uterus.


Input: [FAS] A high majority of FAS procedures are performed through a bikini incision to enhance cosmetic outcomes. Sometimes even very large fibroids with an enlarged uterus can be effectively treated this same way, avoiding a vertical incision. [Myomectomy]

Output: In traditional myomectomy, most surgeons will use a bikini incision, but with large tumors, they may elect to use an up and down incision to accommodate for the enlarged uterus.


Input: [FAS] The use of lasers in Female Alternative Surgery is common. The argon laser used in Female Alternative Surgery treats the disease with very little damage to normal tissue. [Myomectomy]

Output: In traditional surgery, a cautery device (hot point pencil) is used. Multiple, small incisions are made over the tumors to excise them. However, much of the normal tissue is burned and destroyed.


Input: [FAS] Female Alternative Surgery is multi-dimensional as it addresses all the potential problems associated with fibroid disease. Many times, abdominal hernias form as a result of very large tumors. Uterine prolapse can also develop as a result of the stretching of the uterine ligaments. Ovarian cysts are a common finding, as well. These are all repaired and an attempt is made to strengthen the abdomen through this low incision. [Myomectomy]

Output: In traditional surgery, many of these issues are overlooked and therefore remain unaddressed.


Input: [FAS] Female Alternative Surgery is a procedure that involves minimal blood loss. We have never had the need to transfuse a patient. The mainstay of the procedure are the various techniques used to control blood loss. [Myomectomy]

Output: In traditional myomectomy, surgery blood losses can be large and transfusions are frequent. Excision of deep tumors is not attempted because of the risk of bleeding and possible hysterectomy.


Input: [FAS] The purpose of Female Alternative Surgery is to remove as many large and small tumors as we can see and feel. In our experience, large and small tumors, as well as polyps, are frequently found in the endometrial cavity. [Myomectomy]

Output: In traditional myomectomy surgery, the endometrial cavity is never entered.


Input: [FAS] Recurrence rates range from 1-3%, and may possibly be as low as 0.2%. We have seen, and frequently operate on, women who have had one, sometimes two, previous traditional myomectomies. [Myomectomy]

Output: Modern literature states that with traditional myomectomy surgery, recurrence rates range from 12% to 64%. This raises the question of whether these tumors have arisen post surgery or were simply never discovered during the first or prior myomectomy.


Input: [FAS] It is well documented in textbooks and modern literature that adhesions start to form eight hours after the abdomen is closed. During Female Alternative Surgery, we utilize several special techniques to help discourage adhesions from developing. [Myomectomy]

Output: Traditional surgeons make little or no effort to prevent these adhesions from forming.


Input: [FAS] Unlike the myomectomy procedure, one of the goals of Female Alternative Surgery, especially in women of child-bearing are, is to whenever possible, preserve the reproductive organs in a way that will allow for conception after the procedure. [Myomectomy]

Output: Many women are told when they are first diagnosed with fibroid tumors not to treat them or, if the tumors are not bothersome, to wait and do nothing. Bleeding is the most significant reason that fibroid tumors are treated in a conservative manner. However, this ‘wait and see’ policy is the reason that gynecologists often say later that the tumors are now too large to remove and the patient requires a hysterectomy. Doctors also frequently recommend a hysterectomy because they believe that after a woman’s child-bearing years are over, she has no need to keep her uterus. These same reasons are also given to women with Endometriosis or uterine prolapse and Adenomyosis.


Input: [Item] 1 [System Spec Reference] 7.3.39 [Status] O [Capability]

Output: Host Buffer Size Command


Input: [Item] 2 [System Spec Reference] 7.3.1 [Status] M [Capability]

Output: Set Event Mask Command


Input: [Item] 4 [System Spec Reference] 7.3.38 [Status] O [Capability]

Output: Set Controller To Host Flow Control Command


Input: [Item] 5 [System Spec Reference] 7.3.40 [Status] O [Capability]

Output: Host Number Of Completed Packets Command


Input: [Item] 12 [System Spec Reference] 7.7.26 [Status] C.1 [Capability]

Output: Number of Completed Packets Event


Input: [Item] 13 [System Spec Reference] 7.7.26 [Status] O [Capability]

Output: Data Buffer Overflow Event


Input: [Item] 14 [System Spec Reference] 7.8.1 [Status] M [Capability]

Output: LE Set Event Mask Command


Input: [Item] 15 [System Spec Reference] 7.3.38 [Status] C.2 [Capability]

Output: Read LE Host Support Command


Input: [Item] 16 [System Spec Reference] 7.3.39 [Status] C.2 [Capability]

Output: Write LE Host Support Command


Input: [Trophic Type] primary producer [Prey/Food] --- [Predators/Grazers] krill, fish, blue whales [Organism]

Output: algae


Input: [Trophic Type] carnivorous consumer [Prey/Food] krill, fish [Predators/Grazers] seals, killer whales [Organism]

Output: birds


Input: [Trophic Type] planktivorous consumer [Prey/Food] algae, krill [Predators/Grazers] killer whales [Organism]

Output: blue whales


Input: [Trophic Type] omnivorous consumer [Prey/Food] algae, krill [Predators/Grazers] birds, seals, killer whales [Organism]

Output: fish


Input: [Trophic Type] top consumer [Prey/Food] blue whales, fish, birds, seals [Predators/Grazers] --- [Organism]

Output: killer whales


Input: [Trophic Type] herbivorous consumer [Prey/Food] algae [Predators/Grazers] fish, blue whales, birds [Organism]

Output: krill


Input: [Trophic Type] carnivorous consumer [Prey/Food] fish, birds [Predators/Grazers] killer whales [Organism]

Output: seals


Input: [Feature] Air Conditioner [Honda CR V] Yes [Chevrolet Captiva] Yes [Toyota Fortuner] Yes [Ford Endeavour] Yes [Nissan X-Trail]

Output: Yes

Comparison Chevrolet Captiva Vs Toyota Fortuner Vs Nissan X-trail Vs Honda CR V Vs Ford Endeavour Price, Feature, Specification in India


Input: [Feature] Power Door Locks [Honda CR V] Yes [Chevrolet Captiva] Yes [Toyota Fortuner] Yes [Ford Endeavour] Yes [Nissan X-Trail]

Output: Yes

Comparison Chevrolet Captiva Vs Toyota Fortuner Vs Nissan X-trail Vs Honda CR V Vs Ford Endeavour Price, Feature, Specification in India


Input: [Feature] Power Steering [Honda CR V] Yes [Chevrolet Captiva] Yes [Toyota Fortuner] Yes [Ford Endeavour] Yes [Nissan X-Trail]

Output: Yes

Comparison Chevrolet Captiva Vs Toyota Fortuner Vs Nissan X-trail Vs Honda CR V Vs Ford Endeavour Price, Feature, Specification in India


Input: [Feature] Traction Control [Honda CR V] No [Chevrolet Captiva] No [Toyota Fortuner] Yes [Ford Endeavour] No [Nissan X-Trail]

Output: No

Comparison Chevrolet Captiva Vs Toyota Fortuner Vs Nissan X-trail Vs Honda CR V Vs Ford Endeavour Price, Feature, Specification in India


Input: [Feature] Cup Holders [Honda CR V] Yes [Chevrolet Captiva] Yes [Toyota Fortuner] Yes [Ford Endeavour] Yes [Nissan X-Trail]

Output: Yes

Comparison Chevrolet Captiva Vs Toyota Fortuner Vs Nissan X-trail Vs Honda CR V Vs Ford Endeavour Price, Feature, Specification in India


Input: [Feature] Folding Rear Seat [Honda CR V] Yes [Chevrolet Captiva] Yes [Toyota Fortuner] Yes [Ford Endeavour] Yes [Nissan X-Trail]

Output: Yes

Comparison Chevrolet Captiva Vs Toyota Fortuner Vs Nissan X-trail Vs Honda CR V Vs Ford Endeavour Price, Feature, Specification in India


Input: [Feature] Rear Wash Wiper [Honda CR V] Yes [Chevrolet Captiva] No [Toyota Fortuner] Yes [Ford Endeavour] Yes [Nissan X-Trail]

Output: No

Comparison Chevrolet Captiva Vs Toyota Fortuner Vs Nissan X-trail Vs Honda CR V Vs Ford Endeavour Price, Feature, Specification in India


Input: [Feature] Alloy Wheels [Honda CR V] Yes [Chevrolet Captiva] Yes [Toyota Fortuner] Yes [Ford Endeavour] Yes [Nissan X-Trail]

Output: Yes

Comparison Chevrolet Captiva Vs Toyota Fortuner Vs Nissan X-trail Vs Honda CR V Vs Ford Endeavour Price, Feature, Specification in India


Input: [Feature] Tubeless Tyres [Honda CR V] Yes [Chevrolet Captiva] Yes [Toyota Fortuner] Yes [Ford Endeavour] Yes [Nissan X-Trail]

Output: Yes

Comparison Chevrolet Captiva Vs Toyota Fortuner Vs Nissan X-trail Vs Honda CR V Vs Ford Endeavour Price, Feature, Specification in India


Input: [Feature] Central Locking [Honda CR V] Yes [Chevrolet Captiva] Yes [Toyota Fortuner] Yes [Ford Endeavour] Yes [Nissan X-Trail]

Output: Yes

Comparison Chevrolet Captiva Vs Toyota Fortuner Vs Nissan X-trail Vs Honda CR V Vs Ford Endeavour Price, Feature, Specification in India


Input: [Feature] Remote Boot [Honda CR V] Yes [Chevrolet Captiva] Yes [Toyota Fortuner] Yes [Ford Endeavour] Yes [Nissan X-Trail]

Output: Yes

Comparison Chevrolet Captiva Vs Toyota Fortuner Vs Nissan X-trail Vs Honda CR V Vs Ford Endeavour Price, Feature, Specification in India


Input: [Feature] Steering Adjustment [Honda CR V] No [Chevrolet Captiva] Yes [Toyota Fortuner] Yes [Ford Endeavour] Yes [Nissan X-Trail]

Output: Yes

Comparison Chevrolet Captiva Vs Toyota Fortuner Vs Nissan X-trail Vs Honda CR V Vs Ford Endeavour Price, Feature, Specification in India


Input: [Feature] Tachometer [Honda CR V] No [Chevrolet Captiva] Yes [Toyota Fortuner] Yes [Ford Endeavour] Yes [Nissan X-Trail]

Output: Yes

Comparison Chevrolet Captiva Vs Toyota Fortuner Vs Nissan X-trail Vs Honda CR V Vs Ford Endeavour Price, Feature, Specification in India


Input: [Feature] Child Safety Locks [Honda CR V] Yes [Chevrolet Captiva] Yes [Toyota Fortuner] Yes [Ford Endeavour] Yes [Nissan X-Trail]

Output: Yes

Comparison Chevrolet Captiva Vs Toyota Fortuner Vs Nissan X-trail Vs Honda CR V Vs Ford Endeavour Price, Feature, Specification in India


Input: [Feature] Front Fog Lights [Honda CR V] Yes [Chevrolet Captiva] Yes [Toyota Fortuner] Yes [Ford Endeavour] Yes [Nissan X-Trail]

Output: Yes

Comparison Chevrolet Captiva Vs Toyota Fortuner Vs Nissan X-trail Vs Honda CR V Vs Ford Endeavour Price, Feature, Specification in India


Input: [Feature] Rear Defroster [Honda CR V] Yes [Chevrolet Captiva] Yes [Toyota Fortuner] Yes [Ford Endeavour] Yes [Nissan X-Trail]

Output: Yes

Comparison Chevrolet Captiva Vs Toyota Fortuner Vs Nissan X-trail Vs Honda CR V Vs Ford Endeavour Price, Feature, Specification in India


Input: [Feature] Defogger (Rear) [Honda CR V] Yes [Chevrolet Captiva] Yes [Toyota Fortuner] Yes [Ford Endeavour] Yes [Nissan X-Trail]

Output: Yes

Comparison Chevrolet Captiva Vs Toyota Fortuner Vs Nissan X-trail Vs Honda CR V Vs Ford Endeavour Price, Feature, Specification in India


Input: [Feature] Leather Seats [Honda CR V] Yes [Chevrolet Captiva] Yes [Toyota Fortuner] Yes [Ford Endeavour] Yes [Nissan X-Trail]

Output: No

Comparison Chevrolet Captiva Vs Toyota Fortuner Vs Nissan X-trail Vs Honda CR V Vs Ford Endeavour Price, Feature, Specification in India


Input: [Feature] Power Seats [Honda CR V] No [Chevrolet Captiva] Yes [Toyota Fortuner] Yes [Ford Endeavour] No [Nissan X-Trail]

Output: No

Comparison Chevrolet Captiva Vs Toyota Fortuner Vs Nissan X-trail Vs Honda CR V Vs Ford Endeavour Price, Feature, Specification in India


Input: [Feature] Radio [Honda CR V] Yes [Chevrolet Captiva] Yes [Toyota Fortuner] Yes [Ford Endeavour] Yes [Nissan X-Trail]

Output: Yes

Comparison Chevrolet Captiva Vs Toyota Fortuner Vs Nissan X-trail Vs Honda CR V Vs Ford Endeavour Price, Feature, Specification in India


Input: [Feature] Cassette Player [Honda CR V] Yes [Chevrolet Captiva] No [Toyota Fortuner] Yes [Ford Endeavour] Yes [Nissan X-Trail]

Output: No

Comparison Chevrolet Captiva Vs Toyota Fortuner Vs Nissan X-trail Vs Honda CR V Vs Ford Endeavour Price, Feature, Specification in India


Input: [Feature] CD Player [Honda CR V] Yes [Chevrolet Captiva] Yes [Toyota Fortuner] Yes [Ford Endeavour] Yes [Nissan X-Trail]

Output: Yes

Comparison Chevrolet Captiva Vs Toyota Fortuner Vs Nissan X-trail Vs Honda CR V Vs Ford Endeavour Price, Feature, Specification in India


Input: [Feature] Sun Roof [Honda CR V] No [Chevrolet Captiva] No [Toyota Fortuner] No [Ford Endeavour] No [Nissan X-Trail]

Output: No

Comparison Chevrolet Captiva Vs Toyota Fortuner Vs Nissan X-trail Vs Honda CR V Vs Ford Endeavour Price, Feature, Specification in India


Input: [Feature] Moon Roof [Honda CR V] No [Chevrolet Captiva] No [Toyota Fortuner] No [Ford Endeavour] No [Nissan X-Trail]

Output: No

Comparison Chevrolet Captiva Vs Toyota Fortuner Vs Nissan X-trail Vs Honda CR V Vs Ford Endeavour Price, Feature, Specification in India


Input: [Gums Solving Problems] Control water movement (prevent syneresis) [Product Issue]

Output: Moisture migration

Solve Problems Get Help Using Gums and Hydrocolloids | Gum Technology


Input: [Gums Solving Problems] Provide freeze/thaw stability and inhibit and reduce ice crystal formation [Product Issue]

Output: Ice crystallization

Solve Problems Get Help Using Gums and Hydrocolloids | Gum Technology


Input: [Gums Solving Problems] Stabilize emulsions. Create true emulsions [Product Issue]

Output: Oil & water separation

Solve Problems Get Help Using Gums and Hydrocolloids | Gum Technology


Input: [Gums Solving Problems] Create a specific desired texture [Product Issue]

Output: Poor texture or mouthfeel

Solve Problems Get Help Using Gums and Hydrocolloids | Gum Technology


Input: [Gums Solving Problems] Allow for a clean flavor release [Product Issue]

Output: Flavor masking

Solve Problems Get Help Using Gums and Hydrocolloids | Gum Technology


Input: [Gums Solving Problems] Create a specific desired thickness [Product Issue]

Output: Viscosity issues

Solve Problems Get Help Using Gums and Hydrocolloids | Gum Technology


Input: [Gums Solving Problems] Create a specific desired pliability [Product Issue]

Output: Elasticity issues

Solve Problems Get Help Using Gums and Hydrocolloids | Gum Technology


Input: [Gums Solving Problems] Create a temperature stable gel set [Product Issue]

Output: Boil out

Solve Problems Get Help Using Gums and Hydrocolloids | Gum Technology


Input: [Gums Solving Problems] Retain moisture and slow starch retrogradation [Product Issue]

Output: Staling & poor structure

Solve Problems Get Help Using Gums and Hydrocolloids | Gum Technology


Input: [Gums Solving Problems] Recreate elasticity and provide structure [Product Issue]

Output: Gluten intolerance issues

Solve Problems Get Help Using Gums and Hydrocolloids | Gum Technology


Input: [Gums Solving Problems] Provide suspension [Product Issue]

Output: Settling of particulates

Solve Problems Get Help Using Gums and Hydrocolloids | Gum Technology


Input: [Gums Solving Problems] Gums provide ionic charge stability [Product Issue]

Output: Protein denaturing

Solve Problems Get Help Using Gums and Hydrocolloids | Gum Technology


Input: [Gums Solving Problems] Add cling [Product Issue]

Output: Poor adhesion

Solve Problems Get Help Using Gums and Hydrocolloids | Gum Technology


Input: [Gums Solving Problems] Create film barriers [Product Issue]

Output: Bleeding between layers

Solve Problems Get Help Using Gums and Hydrocolloids | Gum Technology


Input: [Gums Solving Problems] Replace solids [Product Issue]

Output: Sugar related issues

Solve Problems Get Help Using Gums and Hydrocolloids | Gum Technology


Input: [Gums Solving Problems] Create body [Product Issue]

Output: Integrity of reformed foods

Solve Problems Get Help Using Gums and Hydrocolloids | Gum Technology


Input: [Gums Solving Problems] Recreate texture and mouthfeel [Product Issue]

Output: Reduced fat issues

Solve Problems Get Help Using Gums and Hydrocolloids | Gum Technology


Input: [Gums Solving Problems] Maintain the integrity of the finished product (stabilize water and fat migration) [Product Issue]

Output: Insufficient shelf life

Solve Problems Get Help Using Gums and Hydrocolloids | Gum Technology


Input: [Gums Solving Problems] Use ingredients at low usage levels, extend shelf-life and create a better product [Product Issue]

Output: Low profit

Solve Problems Get Help Using Gums and Hydrocolloids | Gum Technology


Input: [Gums Solving Problems] Determine if there are too many hydrocolloids in your product or if you have ones that are not working efficiently [Product Issue]

Output: Over stabilization

Solve Problems Get Help Using Gums and Hydrocolloids | Gum Technology


Input: [0] Type of filtration [1] Removes [2] How it works [3]

Output: Important note

Breathe Easier in Your Home: Air Filter Guide + 8 Simple Steps to Cleaner Indoor Air | Gaiam Life


Input: [0] Activated Carbon [1] VOCs [2] Porous charcoal traps gases and odors between carbon atoms. [3]

Output: When pores get full, activated carbon needs to be replaced to be effective.

Breathe Easier in Your Home: Air Filter Guide + 8 Simple Steps to Cleaner Indoor Air | Gaiam Life


Input: [0] HEPA [1] Dander, fungi, mold, pollen, smoke [2] Synthetic filter can remove at least 99.97% of airborne particles 0.3 micrometers (µm) in diameter. [3]

Output: A Danish study found HEPA filters improve cardiovascular health.

Breathe Easier in Your Home: Air Filter Guide + 8 Simple Steps to Cleaner Indoor Air | Gaiam Life


Input: [0] Ion Generator/Electrostatic [1] Bacteria, dander, smoke [2] Particles obtain an electric charge that attach to a surface and are removed from the air. [3]

Output: Be sure to choose a filter that does not create ozone as a by-product.

Breathe Easier in Your Home: Air Filter Guide + 8 Simple Steps to Cleaner Indoor Air | Gaiam Life


Input: [0] UV Light [1] Bacteria [2] Energy breaks down molecular bonds, destroying micro-organisms. [3]

Output: Can decrease the number of colds spread in your home since UV destroys airborne viruses.

Breathe Easier in Your Home: Air Filter Guide + 8 Simple Steps to Cleaner Indoor Air | Gaiam Life


Input: [0] Zeolite [1] VOCs [2] A volcanic rock that traps gases and odors — similar to activated carbon. [3]

Output: No filters to replace — simply recharge in direct sunlight to release absorbed pollutants.

Breathe Easier in Your Home: Air Filter Guide + 8 Simple Steps to Cleaner Indoor Air | Gaiam Life


Input: [0] Photocatalytic Oxidation (PCO) [1] VOCs, bacteria, mold [2] Combines shortwave UV light and ion generation to sterilize 99.9% of bacteria and viruses. [3]

Output: Requires very little maintenance.

Breathe Easier in Your Home: Air Filter Guide + 8 Simple Steps to Cleaner Indoor Air | Gaiam Life


Input: [Car Model] Range Rover HSE [Price] AED1495 [Service]

Output: Major Service & Inspection


Input: [Car Model] Range Rover Sport Supercharged [Price] AED1650 [Service]

Output: Major Service & Inspection


Input: [Car Model] Range Rover HSE [Price] AED850 [Service]

Output: Minor Service & Inspection


Input: [Car Model] Range Rover Sport Supercharged [Price] AED795 [Service]

Output: Minor Service & Inspection


Input: [Car Model] Range Rover HSE [Price] AED695 [Service]

Output: Front or Rear Brake Pad Replacement from


Input: [Car Model] Range Rover Sport Supercharged [Price] AED695 [Service]

Output: Front or Rear Brake Pad Replacement from


Input: [Product name] NXHX 10-ETM [Part number] 7753.200 [3] Show product [Brief description]

Output: Development board

NETX 10 | Network controller for fieldbus slaves | hilscher.com


Input: [Product name] NXLOM-COS [Part number] 7422.540 [3] Show product [Brief description]

Output: Linkable Object Module CANopen Slave

NETX 10 | Network controller for fieldbus slaves | hilscher.com


Input: [Product name] NXLOM-CCS [Part number] 7422.740 [3] Show product [Brief description]

Output: Linkable Object Module CC-Link Slave

NETX 10 | Network controller for fieldbus slaves | hilscher.com


Input: [Product name] NXLOM-DNS [Part number] 7422.520 [3] Show product [Brief description]

Output: Linkable Object Module DeviceNet Slave

NETX 10 | Network controller for fieldbus slaves | hilscher.com


Input: [Product name] NXLOM-DPS [Part number] 7422.420 [3] Show product [Brief description]

Output: Linkable Object Module PROFIBUS DP Slave

NETX 10 | Network controller for fieldbus slaves | hilscher.com


Input: [Product name] NXLFW-COS [Part number] 7428.540 [3] Show product [Brief description]

Output: Loadable Firmware CANopen Slave

NETX 10 | Network controller for fieldbus slaves | hilscher.com


Input: [Product name] NXLFW-CCS [Part number] 7428.740 [3] Show product [Brief description]

Output: Loadable Firmware CC-Link Slave

NETX 10 | Network controller for fieldbus slaves | hilscher.com


Input: [Product name] NXLFW-DNS [Part number] 7428.520 [3] Show product [Brief description]

Output: Loadable Firmware DeviceNet Slave

NETX 10 | Network controller for fieldbus slaves | hilscher.com


Input: [Product name] NXLFW-DPS [Part number] 7428.420 [3] Show product [Brief description]

Output: Loadable Firmware PROFIBUS DP Slave

NETX 10 | Network controller for fieldbus slaves | hilscher.com


Input: [Type of Tissue] Pseudostratified columnar [Function] removing dust and particles from airways, has cilia [Location]

Output: lines the respiratory passageways

Histology Virtual Lab - Epithelial Tissues


Input: [Type of Tissue] Simple Columnar [Function] Absorption [Location]

Output: lines the uterus and most organs of the digestive tract

Histology Virtual Lab - Epithelial Tissues


Input: [Type of Tissue] Simple Cuboidal [Function] Secretion and Absorption [Location]

Output: glands, kidney tubules, ovaries

Histology Virtual Lab - Epithelial Tissues


Input: [Type of Tissue] Simple Squamous [Function] Diffusion and Filtration [Location]

Output: lungs, walls of capillaries and vessels

Histology Virtual Lab - Epithelial Tissues


Input: [Type of Tissue] Stratified Squamous [Function] Protects underlying cells [Location]

Output: skin(keratinized) and the throat, vagina, mouth (soft)

Histology Virtual Lab - Epithelial Tissues


Input: [Type of Tissue] Stratified Cuboidal [Function] Protection [Location]

Output: lines ducts of the mammary glands, sweat glands, pancreas

Histology Virtual Lab - Epithelial Tissues


Input: [Type of Tissue] Stratified Columnar [Function] Protection, secretion [Location]

Output: male urethra and vas deferens, parts of the pharynx

Histology Virtual Lab - Epithelial Tissues


Input: [Type of Tissue] Transitional (unstretched) [Function] Specialized to become distended [Location]

Output: urinary tract

Histology Virtual Lab - Epithelial Tissues


Input: [Disinfection methods] Electrolysis Disinfection [Effect] Best [Harm of Excess to Body] No Yes [The Extent of Convenience] Automatically [Side Effect]

Output: No


Input: [Disinfection methods] Chlorine Dioxide [Effect] Best [Harm of Excess to Body] Little Yes [The Extent of Convenience] Adding salt at fixed period [Side Effect]

Output: No


Input: [Disinfection methods] Cl2 [Effect] Better [Harm of Excess to Body] Big Yes [The Extent of Convenience] Chang the gas at fixed period [Side Effect]

Output: Big(danger in operation)


Input: [Disinfection methods] O3 [Effect] Best [Harm of Excess to Body] Bigger No [The Extent of Convenience] Automatically [Side Effect]

Output: Little


Input: [Disinfection methods] Ultraviolet [Effect] Better [Harm of Excess to Body] No No [The Extent of Convenience] Changing the tube at fixed period [Side Effect]

Output: No


Input: [Disinfection methods] Sodium Hypochlorite [Effect] Better [Harm of Excess to Body] A little No [The Extent of Convenience] Automatically [Side Effect]

Output: A little


Input: [Disinfection methods] Other Ways [Effect] Weak [Harm of Excess to Body] No No [The Extent of Convenience] Automatically [Side Effect]

Output: No


Input: [Color] Reddish Gold/Bright Red [Details] Constantly emits a field of overwhelming terror. [Power]

Output: Za - Fear


Input: [Color] Sand Blue Metallic/Medium Blue [Details] Can completely disintegrate forged metals on contact. [Power]

Output: Ul - Disintegration


Input: [Color] Lemon Metallic/Bright Yellowish Green [Details] Makes any Rahi or Matoran severely ill on contact. [Power]

Output: Ye - Poison


Input: [Color] Sand Yellow Metallic/Brick Yellow [Details] Can forcefully shatter rock or metal on contact. [Power]

Output: Xi - Fragmentation


Input: [Color] Dark Gray Metallic/Gray [Details] Can completely drain the energy of any Rahi, Matoran, or other large creature. [Power]

Output: Vo - Hunger


Input: [Color] Light Gray Metallic/White [Details] Has the power to turn even the Toa Nuva against one another in anger. [Power]

Output: Cu - Anger


Input: [Color] Lemon Metallic/Dark Gray Metallic [Details] Has the power to summon rain, hail or snow. [Power]

Output: Weather Control


Input: [Color] Bright Yellowish Green/Bright Yellow [Details] Can stretch around even sharp edges without harm. [Power]

Output: Elasticity


Input: [Color] Black/Bright Orange [Details] Uses short-range heat vision to ignite nearby objects. [Power]

Output: Heat Vision


Input: [Color] Dark Green/Bright Yellow [Details] Has the power to project a realistic moving image. [Power]

Output: Illusion


Input: [Color] Lemon Metallic/Bright Red [Details] Can teleport through thin barriers even if it cannot see the other side. [Power]

Output: Teleportation


Input: [Color] Lemon Metallic/Sand Blue Metallic [Details] Immediately heals from any serious injury. [Power]

Output: Quick Healing


Input: [Color] Lemon Metallic/Dark Green [Details] Fires eye-beams that can burn through stone and metal. [Power]

Output: Laser Vision


Input: [Color] Dark Gray Metallic/Lemon Metallic [Details] Can use gravity to hold an object or creature to the ground from a short distance. [Power]

Output: Gravity


Input: [Color] Bright Blue/Bright Red [Details] Can manipulate electric field to shock nearby creatures. [Power]

Output: Electricity


Input: [Color] Black/Bright Yellow [Details] Uses sonic blasts to pound or shatter nearby objects. [Power]

Output: Sonics


Input: [Color] Bright Yellow/Bright Yellowish Green [Details] Can tear objects apart with powerful vacuum force. [Power]

Output: Vacuum


Input: [Color] Dark Gray/Sand Blue Metallic [Details] Can superheat objects on contact, melting them or absorbing their energy. [Power]

Output: Plasma


Input: [Color] Bright Orange/Black [Details] Has the power to warp, shred or crush metallic objects on contact. [Power]

Output: Magnetism


Input: [Color] Black/Bright Red [Details] Has the ability to invade the heart of a volcano unharmed. [Power]

Output: Fire Resistance


Input: [Color] Bright Yellow/Dark Green [Details] Unaffected by long periods of freezing. [Power]

Output: Ice Resistance


Input: [Color] Bright Red/Lemon Metallic [Details] Able to read and understand the thoughts of nearby creatures. [Power]

Output: Mind Reading


Input: [Color] Dark Gray/Bright Yellowish Green [Details] Can take the form of a small creature or object at will. [Power]

Output: Shapeshifting


Input: [Color] Reddish Gold/Bright Yellow [Details] Can project spheres of darkness onto objects or creatures to temporarily blind a foe. [Power]

Output: Darkness


Input: [Color] Reddish Gold/Black [Details] Can control any plant that it touches and use fast-growing creepers to spread infection. [Power]

Output: Plant Control


Input: [Color] Sand Yellow Metallic/Reddish Gold [Details] Disruption field is strong enough to make cave walls and Koro fortifications collapse [Power]

Output: Molecular Disruption


Input: [Color] Sand Blue Metallic/Lemon Metallic [Details] Can fire and control multiple powerful electrical jolts at the same time. [Power]

Output: Chain Lightning


Input: [Color] Sand Blue Metallic/Light Gray Metallic [Details] Can create a powerful cyclone wind, but not control its direction or duration. [Power]

Output: Cyclone


Input: [Color] Dark Green/Lemon Metallic [Details] Has the ability to pass through matter at will. [Power]

Output: Density Control


Input: [Color] Sand Yellow Metallic/Bright Yellow [Details] Becomes almost undetectable in all but the brightest light. [Power]

Output: Chameleon


Input: [Color] Bright Red/Bright Blue [Details] Able to leap and strike with perfect precision, no matter the circumstances. [Power]

Output: Accuracy


Input: [Color] Sand Yellow Metallic/Black [Details] Able to totally control any Rahi through physical contact. [Power]

Output: Rahi Control


Input: [Color] Bright Yellow/Black [Details] Has the ability to summon insects from all across the island to serve its will. [Power]

Output: Insect Control


Input: [Color] Sand Blue Metallic/Dark Gray [Details] Able to freeze any creature in stasis for a couple of days through eye contact. [Power]

Output: Stasis Field


Input: [Color] Black/Sand Yellow Metallic [Details] Strong enough to resist the elemental powers of the Toa Nuva. [Power]

Output: Limited Invulnerability


Input: [Color] Bright Red/Black [Details] Power scream is strong enough to physically knock an opponent back. [Power]

Output: Power Scream


Input: [Color] Bright Yellow/Sand Yellow Metallic [Details] Skilled enough to dodge even Pohatu Nuva's speed. [Power]

Output: Dodge


Input: [Color] Bright Yellowish Green/Dark Gray [Details] Can radiate aura of silence over an entire village. [Power]

Output: Silence


Input: [Color] Bright Yellow/Reddish Gold [Details] Capable of controlled physical transformation to adapt to the unexpected. [Power]

Output: Adaptation


Input: [Color] Light Gray Metallic/Sand Blue Metallic [Details] Has the ability to completely stop all movement in a small area. [Power]

Output: Slow


Input: [Color] Black/Reddish Gold [Details] Aura is strong enough to leave an entire village helpless with confusion. [Power]

Output: Confusion


Input: [Color] Reddish Gold/Sand Yellow Metallic [Details] Has the ability to cause sleep in multiple beings across a small area. [Power]

Output: Sleep


Input: [Key Feature] High quality stereo music playback [Value to the User] High quality music across Bluetooth, connecting with aptX source devices like TV’s, phones, tablets [Value to the Customer]

Output: aptX® = assured high quality music Strong market success with aptX Can extract higher market price

CSR8645™ Bluetooth Audio Single Chip with aptX


Input: [Key Feature] Wired audio & full USB support [Value to the User] Can listen and charge – enjoy both a wireless and a wired experience – charge AND do [Value to the Customer]

Output: Wired as well as wireless Extends use of headset to devices that don’t have Bluetooth

CSR8645™ Bluetooth Audio Single Chip with aptX


Input: [Key Feature] Multi-band EQ volume boost [Value to the User] Different types of music sound equally great. Music doesn’t distort, even when it’s loud [Value to the Customer]

Output: Fully configurable & tunable EQ enabling multiple presets for Rock, Jazz, Classical, Dance etc Dynamic bass boost.

CSR8645™ Bluetooth Audio Single Chip with aptX


Input: [Key Feature] Bi-directional noise reduction [Value to the User] Conversation is clear and effortless [Value to the Customer]

Output: NR benefit to the headset user. Customer satisfaction with conversation quality

CSR8645™ Bluetooth Audio Single Chip with aptX


Input: [Key Feature] 3 LEDs [Value to the User] Clearer and more extensive display of status information [Value to the Customer]

Output: Wide range of UI options.

CSR8645™ Bluetooth Audio Single Chip with aptX


Input: [Key Feature] Smart apps support with GAIA [Value to the User] Rich User experience Interactive accessory via Apps Personalisation via Apps [Value to the Customer]

Output: Use Apps for product differentiation Closer contact with end consumer using branded App Create new revenue stream

CSR8645™ Bluetooth Audio Single Chip with aptX


Input: [Cause] Eating a large meal after starving for extended periods of time [Treatment]

Output: Eat at regular intervals and moderately sized meals

Heart Palpitations after Eating | MD-Health.com


Input: [Cause] Hormone imbalance [Treatment]

Output: Check hormone levels regularly

Heart Palpitations after Eating | MD-Health.com


Input: [Cause] Obesity [Treatment]

Output: Limit the intake of foods that are high in sugar and fat

Heart Palpitations after Eating | MD-Health.com


Input: [Cause] Severe anemia [Treatment]

Output: Doctors may recommend iron supplements

Heart Palpitations after Eating | MD-Health.com


Input: [Cause] Stress and anxiety [Treatment]

Output: Reduce anxiety and stress using relaxation and/or meditation techniques

Heart Palpitations after Eating | MD-Health.com


Input: [Cause] Caffeine, nicotine, alcohol, and cocaine [Treatment]

Output: Avoid the foods, beverages, and other substances that trigger the heart palpitations

Heart Palpitations after Eating | MD-Health.com


Input: [Cause] Cough/cold medicine, herbal supplements, and nutritional supplements [Treatment]

Output: Avoid the medications or herbal supplements that trigger the heart palpitations

Heart Palpitations after Eating | MD-Health.com


Input: [Feature] Browser in grid view [Multi-Touch trackpad gestures]

Output: Use the pinch gesture to change the size of thumbnails in the Browser. Use the rotate gesture to rotate the image beneath the pointer. Use the swipe gesture to select a different image.


Input: [Feature] Browser in list view [Multi-Touch trackpad gestures]

Output: Use the pinch gesture to change the size of thumbnails in the Browser. Use the swipe gesture to select a different image.


Input: [Feature] Browser in filmstrip view (Split View layout) and filmstrip in Full Screen view (Viewer mode) [Multi-Touch trackpad gestures]

Output: Use the pinch gesture to change the size of thumbnails in the Browser or the filmstrip. Use the rotate gesture to rotate the image beneath the pointer. Use the swipe gesture to select a different image.


Input: [Feature] Viewer and Full Screen view (Viewer mode) [Multi-Touch trackpad gestures]

Output: Use the pinch gesture to zoom in to and out of the image. Use the rotate gesture to rotate the image beneath the pointer. Use the swipe gesture to select a different image when “Scroll to navigate photos in the Viewer” is selected in the General pane of the Preferences window. For more information about the General pane of the Preferences window, see General Preferences. For more information about the swipe gesture, see Mac Help.


Input: [Feature] Faces [Multi-Touch trackpad gestures]

Output: Use the pinch gesture to change the size of the snapshots.


Input: [Feature] Places [Multi-Touch trackpad gestures]

Output: Use two-finger scrolling to zoom in to and out of the map.


Input: [Feature] Light Table [Multi-Touch trackpad gestures]

Output: Use the pinch gesture to zoom in to or out of the Light Table or to change the size of the image beneath the pointer.


Input: [Feature] Book Layout Editor [Multi-Touch trackpad gestures]

Output: Use the pinch gesture to zoom in to or out of the selected page or resize the object beneath the pointer on the page. (The Edit Layout button must be selected to resize objects on the page.) Use the rotate gesture to rotate objects. You can also hold down the Shift key as you use the rotate gesture to restrict rotation to 15-degree increments. Use the swipe gesture to change pages.


Input: [Feature] Slideshows [Multi-Touch trackpad gestures]

Output: Use the swipe gesture to display the next or previous slide during a slideshow.


Input: [Feature] Loupe tool [Multi-Touch trackpad gestures]

Output: Use the pinch gesture to change the Loupe size. (As with previous versions of Aperture, you can also use the scroll gesture to change the Loupe magnification.)


Input: [Feature] Crop tool [Multi-Touch trackpad gestures]

Output: Use the pinch gesture to modify an existing crop selection and change its size.


Input: [Feature] Straighten tool [Multi-Touch trackpad gestures]

Output: Use the rotate gesture to change the amount of image rotation.


Input: [Feature] Print dialog (Preview area) [Multi-Touch trackpad gestures]

Output: Use the pinch gesture to zoom in to or out of the image displayed in the Preview area of the Print dialog.


Input: [Model] AD-3 [Picture] view [Description]

Output: Acoustic Processor

Boss Effects/Pedals


Input: [Model] BD-2 [Picture] view [Description]

Output: Blues Driver

Boss Effects/Pedals


Input: [Model] BF-3 [Picture] view [Description]

Output: Flanger

Boss Effects/Pedals


Input: [Model] CE-5 [Picture] view [Description]

Output: Chorus Ensemble

Boss Effects/Pedals


Input: [Model] CH-1 [Picture] view [Description]

Output: Super Chorus

Boss Effects/Pedals


Input: [Model] CS-3 [Picture] view [Description]

Output: Compression/Sustainer

Boss Effects/Pedals


Input: [Model] DD-3 [Picture] view [Description]

Output: Digital Delay

Boss Effects/Pedals


Input: [Model] DD-6 [Picture] view [Description]

Output: Digital Delay

Boss Effects/Pedals


Input: [Model] DS-1 [Picture] view [Description]

Output: Distortion

Boss Effects/Pedals


Input: [Model] DS-2 [Picture] view [Description]

Output: Turbo Distortion

Boss Effects/Pedals


Input: [Model] FBM [Picture] view [Description]

Output: '59 Fender Bassman

Boss Effects/Pedals


Input: [Model] FDR-1 [Picture] view [Description]

Output: '65 Fender Deluxe Reverb Amp

Boss Effects/Pedals


Input: [Model] GE-7 [Picture] view [Description]

Output: Equalizer

Boss Effects/Pedals


Input: [Model] LS-2 [Picture] view [Description]

Output: Line Selector

Boss Effects/Pedals


Input: [Model] MD-2 [Picture] view [Description]

Output: Mega Distortion

Boss Effects/Pedals


Input: [Model] ML-2 [Picture] view [Description]

Output: Metal Core

Boss Effects/Pedals


Input: [Model] MT-2 [Picture] view [Description]

Output: Metal Zone

Boss Effects/Pedals


Input: [Model] NS-2 [Picture] view [Description]

Output: Noise Suppressor

Boss Effects/Pedals


Input: [Model] OC-3 [Picture] view [Description]

Output: Super Octave

Boss Effects/Pedals


Input: [Model] OD-3 [Picture] view [Description]

Output: Overdrive

Boss Effects/Pedals


Input: [Model] ODB-3 [Picture] view [Description]

Output: Bass Overdrive

Boss Effects/Pedals


Input: [Model] OS-2 [Picture] view [Description]

Output: Overdrive/Distortion

Boss Effects/Pedals


Input: [Model] PH-3 [Picture] view [Description]

Output: Phase Shifter

Boss Effects/Pedals


Input: [Model] PS-5 [Picture] view [Description]

Output: Super Shifter

Boss Effects/Pedals


Input: [Model] RC-2 [Picture] view [Description]

Output: Loop Station

Boss Effects/Pedals


Input: [Model] RC-20XL [Picture] view [Description]

Output: Loop Station

Boss Effects/Pedals


Input: [Model] RE-20 [Picture] view [Description]

Output: Space Station Echo

Boss Effects/Pedals


Input: [Model] RV-5 [Picture] view [Description]

Output: Digital Reverb

Boss Effects/Pedals


Input: [Model] SD-1 [Picture] view [Description]

Output: Super/Overdrive

Boss Effects/Pedals


Input: [Model] TU-2 [Picture] view [Description]

Output: Chromatic Tuner

Boss Effects/Pedals


Input: [Correct Information] Preterm infants have the anatomical and functional ability to process pain and an even greater sensitivity to pain than term infants. [Misconception]

Output: Preterm infants are less sensitive to pain than term infants and older children due to an immature nervous system.

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MISCONCEPTIONS ABOUT PAIN IN INFANTS AND CHILDREN


Input: [Correct Information] Perception of pain is present with the first insult, requires no prior experience, and is remembered. [Misconception]

Output: Infants and children have a diminished perception of pain and no memory of its occurrence.

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Input: [Correct Information] Although infants cannot verbalize pain, they give physical signs and behavioral cues. [Misconception]

Output: Infants are incapable of expressing pain.

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Input: [Correct Information] Behavioral cues and physiologic signs of pain can be reliably and validly assessed; facial expressions are the most valid indicators. [Misconception]

Output: Pain in infants cannot be assessed accurately.

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Input: [Correct Information] Infants older than 1 month metabolize drugs in the same way as older infants and children. [Misconception]

Output: Anesthetics and analgesics cannot be given to neonates and infants because of an immature ability to eliminate drugs.

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Input: [Correct Information] Adverse effects of opioids and nonopioids can be minimized by careful monitoring and drug titration. [Misconception]

Output: Opioids are too dangerous to give to infants and children because of the risk of addiction and other adverse effects.

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Input: [Correct Information] Pain is pain, whether it occurs in an infant, child, or adult. [Misconception]

Output: Infants and children tolerate pain well and become accustomed to pain.

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Input: [Correct Information] Opioids are most effective if administered as a continuous infusion rather than “as needed,” thus avoiding the need of children to complain. [Misconception]

Output: Postoperatively, children should not receive the next analgesic dose until they show obvious signs of pain.

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Input: [Correct Information] Often children are afraid to complain of pain because their fear of an injection is greater than their pain. [Misconception]

Output: Infants and children cry or complain at the slightest discomfort even when they are not in pain.

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Input: [Issue] Scalability [Zeta Plus Depth Cartridges] Yes, Linear [TFF] Yes, Linear [Centrifuge] Difficult

Output: Yes, Linear

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Disposable Zeta Plus Encapsulated system Depth Cartridges


Input: [Issue] Effluent quality [Zeta Plus Depth Cartridges] Excellent [TFF] May need additional filtration [Centrifuge] Requires additional filtration

Output: Excellent

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Disposable Zeta Plus Encapsulated system Depth Cartridges


Input: [Issue] Yield [Zeta Plus Depth Cartridges] Excellent >95% [TFF] Good, may need diafiltration [Centrifuge] Dependent on solid dryness

Output: Excellent >95%

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Disposable Zeta Plus Encapsulated system Depth Cartridges


Input: [Issue] System flexibility [Zeta Plus Depth Cartridges] Easy to size up & down [TFF] Difficult to scale up [Centrifuge] None- fixed design

Output: Easy to size up & down

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Disposable Zeta Plus Encapsulated system Depth Cartridges


Input: [Issue] Fixed process design [Zeta Plus Depth Cartridges] No [TFF] Yes [Centrifuge] Yes

Output: No

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Disposable Zeta Plus Encapsulated system Depth Cartridges


Input: [Issue] Shear forces [Zeta Plus Depth Cartridges] Low [TFF] Moderate [Centrifuge] High

Output: Low

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Disposable Zeta Plus Encapsulated system Depth Cartridges


Input: [Issue] CIP Validation [Zeta Plus Depth Cartridges] Yes [TFF] Complex, membrane re-use [Centrifuge] Complex, may require disassembly

Output: None required

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Disposable Zeta Plus Encapsulated system Depth Cartridges


Input: [Issue] Cross Batch contamination [Zeta Plus Depth Cartridges] No, single use filters [TFF] Yes, membrane re -use [Centrifuge] Yes, complex CIP

Output: No

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Disposable Zeta Plus Encapsulated system Depth Cartridges


Input: [Issue] SIP Capability [Zeta Plus Depth Cartridges] Yes [TFF] No [Centrifuge] Yes

Output: No

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Disposable Zeta Plus Encapsulated system Depth Cartridges


Input: [Issue] Capital cost [Zeta Plus Depth Cartridges] Low [TFF] High [Centrifuge] High

Output: Low

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Disposable Zeta Plus Encapsulated system Depth Cartridges


Input: [Issue] Maintenance Cost [Zeta Plus Depth Cartridges] Low [TFF] Moderate [Centrifuge] High

Output: Low

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Input: [Issue] Consumables [Zeta Plus Depth Cartridges] Moderate filter [TFF] Low/High dependent on membrane life [Centrifuge] Moderate power consumption

Output: Moderate

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Disposable Zeta Plus Encapsulated system Depth Cartridges


Input: [Issue] Disposable Systems [Zeta Plus Depth Cartridges] No [TFF] Yes [Centrifuge] Limited

Output: Yes, easy to use

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Disposable Zeta Plus Encapsulated system Depth Cartridges


Input: [Application] For ducts from 125 to 175mm [Stock Ref No] WB160 [Part]

Output: Cowl Assembly


Input: [Application] For ducts from 175 to 200mm [Stock Ref No] WB200 [Part]

Output: Cowl Assembly


Input: [Application] For flat roofs [Stock Ref No] WA160 [Part]

Output: Weather apron


Input: [Application] For flat roofs [Stock Ref No] WA200 [Part]

Output: Weather apron


Input: [Application] For pitched roofs [Stock Ref No] WA160/20 [Part]

Output: Weather apron


Input: [Application] For pitched roofs [Stock Ref No] WA200/20 [Part]

Output: Weather apron


Input: [Application] 125 to 160mm [Stock Ref No] OR16012 [Part]

Output: Adaptor


Input: [Application] 200 to 250mm [Stock Ref No] OR25020 [Part]

Output: Adaptor


Input: [Type of Goiter] Iodine deficiency (endemic goiter) [Typical Symptoms and Signs] Thyroid gland enlargement (goiter) Normal or underactive thyroid (hypothyroidism) [Cause]

Output: Lack of sufficient dietary iodine intake


Input: [Type of Goiter] Graves disease (diffuse toxic goiter) [Typical Symptoms and Signs] Goiter Hyperthyroidism [Cause]

Output: Autoimmune stimulation of the thyroid gland


Input: [Type of Goiter] Autoimmune thyroiditis (Hashimoto, chronic lymphocytic) [Typical Symptoms and Signs] Goiter Hypothyroidism [Cause]

Output: Persistent immune system inflammation of person's own thyroid


Input: [Type of Goiter] Subacute thyroiditis (painful, de Quervain) [Typical Symptoms and Signs] Painful, tender and swollen gland Malaise, fever, chills, and night sweats Thyrotoxicosis, often followed by hypothyroidism [Cause]

Output: Viral infection


Input: [Type of Goiter] Toxic adenoma and toxic multinodular goiter [Typical Symptoms and Signs] Nodular goiter Hyperthyroidism [Cause]

Output: Benign thyroid tumor(s)