Input: [Material] Thick ( >1mm ) Polycarbonate/Lexan [DANGER!] Cut very poorly, discolor, catch fire [Cause/Consequence]

Output: Polycarbonate is often found as flat, sheet material. The window of the laser cutter is made of Polycarbonate because polycarbonate strongly absorbs infrared radiation! This is the frequency of light the laser cutter uses to cut materials, so it is very ineffective at cutting polycarbonate. Polycarbonate is a poor choice for laser cutting.

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Input: [Material] ABS [DANGER!] Emits cyanide gas and tends to melt [Cause/Consequence]

Output: ABS does not cut well in a laser cutter. It tends to melt rather than vaporize, and has a higher chance of catching on fire and leaving behind melted gooey deposits on the vector cutting grid. It also does not engrave well (again, tends to melt).

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Input: [Material] HDPE/milk bottle plastic [DANGER!] Catches fire and melts [Cause/Consequence]

Output: It melts. It gets gooey. Don't use it.

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Input: [Material] PolyStyrene Foam [DANGER!] Catches fire [Cause/Consequence]

Output: It catches fire, it melts, and only thin pieces cut. This is the #1 material that causes laser fires!!!

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Input: [Material] PolyPropylene Foam [DANGER!] Catches fire [Cause/Consequence]

Output: Like PolyStyrene, it melts, catches fire, and the melted drops continue to burn and turn into rock-hard drips and pebbles.

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Input: [Material] Fiberglass [DANGER!] Emits fumes [Cause/Consequence]

Output: It's a mix of two materials that cant' be cut. Glass (etch, no cut) and epoxy resin (fumes)

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Input: [Material] Coated Carbon Fiber [DANGER!] Emits noxious fumes [Cause/Consequence]

Output: A mix of two materials. Thin carbon fiber mat can be cut, with some fraying - but not when coated.

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Input: [Material] Any powder [Cause/Consequence]

Output: the compressed air will blow it away

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Input: [What you need to know] Here are some things that can help: Take medicine to help control the symptoms. Using medicine can double your chances of quitting.1 Get active. Start a new activity, take a class, or read a book on a subject that interests you. Get counseling and phone support. Try to avoid smoking triggers. Distract yourself with a walk, household chore, or a game. [Possible roadblock]

Output: Cravings and nicotine withdrawal. Symptoms include feeling grouchy or having trouble sleeping or concentrating.

Quitting Smoking-Thinking About Quitting?


Input: [What you need to know] If you weren't able to quit in the past, don't lose hope. Each time you try to quit, you will be stronger and will have learned more about what helps and what makes it harder. Most people try to quit many times before they can quit for good. [Possible roadblock]

Output: Failure in the past

Quitting Smoking-Thinking About Quitting?


Input: [What you need to know] You may gain some weight when you stop smoking. Don't try to avoid this by going on a strict diet at the same time. This will make it even harder to stop smoking. You can take steps to lower your chance of gaining weight: By being more active. This will also help you feel better. By using stop-smoking medicines. They can help you get through the worst of your cravings and may help you avoid putting on too much weight. Quitting Smoking: Dealing With Weight Gain [Possible roadblock]

Output: Weight gain

Quitting Smoking-Thinking About Quitting?


Input: [What you need to know] Medicines or counseling can help treat nervousness or depression. Talk to your doctor or therapist. Depression: Should I Take an Antidepressant? Depression: Stop Negative Thoughts [Possible roadblock]

Output: Depression or nervousness

Quitting Smoking-Thinking About Quitting?


Input: [What you need to know] Support can improve your chances of quitting. Look for people who have stopped smoking, or seek out those family and friends who support your goal to quit. Online and phone support can also help: National tobacco quitline: 1-800-QUIT NOW (1-800-784-8669) Stop-smoking programs, such as the American Lung Association's Freedom from Smoking program (www.lungusa.org) or QuitNet (www.quitnet.com) Check with your local hospital or health department for programs to quit smoking. Quitting Smoking: Getting Support [Possible roadblock]

Output: Lack of support

Quitting Smoking-Thinking About Quitting?


Input: [What you need to know] It would be easier for you to quit if those around you didn't smoke. Discuss quitting together. If this isn't an option, talk to the person(s) about not smoking around you and about not leaving their cigarettes in places where you might see them. When you can, avoid places where others are smoking. [Possible roadblock]

Output: Living with or being around someone who smokes

Quitting Smoking-Thinking About Quitting?


Input: [What you need to know] If you enjoy smoking when you drink alcohol, you may need to cut down or give up alcohol when you quit smoking, at least for a while. [Possible roadblock]

Output: Alcohol

Quitting Smoking-Thinking About Quitting?


Input: [What you need to know] Stress can lead to smoking, but smoking doesn't really make stress go away. To control stress, learn what causes your stress and how to change the way you react. For suggestions, see the topic Stress Management. [Possible roadblock]

Output: Stress

Quitting Smoking-Thinking About Quitting?


Input: [What you need to know] Assess your tobacco use (What is a PDF document?) to discover your smoking triggers. For some people, morning coffee and going out with friends are common smoking triggers. Drinking coffee. Change the way you have coffee: the place, the coffee mug, everything that you did when you were smoking. Or if just drinking coffee makes you want to smoke, try taking a walk during coffee breaks instead. Going out with friends. If drinking makes you want to smoke, see about going to a movie rather than going out for drinks. [Possible roadblock]

Output: Missing your smoking habits or not being able to avoid smoking triggers

Quitting Smoking-Thinking About Quitting?


Input: [What you need to know] Healthier skin, cleaner teeth, and being seen as more attractive to others are just a few reasons for teens to quit smoking. Quitting can help student athletes perform their best at their sport. Teens who are smoke-free have an easier time being active. And being physically active can help you deal with stress in healthier ways than by smoking. Substance Abuse: Dealing With Teen Substance Abuse [Possible roadblock]

Output: Teen issues, such as fitting in with the crowd and dealing with stress

Quitting Smoking-Thinking About Quitting?


Input: [0] Overall: [Traditional Method] High yields are hard to get. Each of the gardening tasks require so much skill and understanding that few beginners can raise a productive garden. [Mittleider Method]

Output: With proper know-how even beginners can raise highly-productive gardens.


Input: [0] The Gardener: [Traditional Method] To grow a garden, the gardener must have skill, experience, good soil, the cooperation of nature and a green thumb. [Mittleider Method]

Output: With the proper know-how and training, anyone can grow any vegetable in any soil, in any climate with minimal water and effort per unit of produce.


Input: [0] The Soil: [Traditional Method] A good garden begins with good soil. The richness of the soil is the single most important factor in gardening success. [Mittleider Method]

Output: Although good soils are desirable, highly productive gardens can be grown in any soil. Custom soils for grow-boxes can be made if necessary.


Input: [0] The Layout: [Traditional Method] Organize the field using regularly spaced rows designed to accommodate the wheel spacings of a tractor. [Mittleider Method]

Output: Organize the garden using soil-beds or grow-boxes, using row and aisle spacings based on human ergonomics.


Input: [0] Plant Spacing: [Traditional Method] Use traditional spacings between plants to accommodate the horizontal growth plants use to seek the light. [Mittleider Method]

Output: Use narrower spacings and increase their precision with special markers. Train plants to grow vertically for light and thus conserve space.


Input: [0] The Seed: [Traditional Method] Plant in the spring when the soil is warm. Because germination is always imperfect, expect some losses and weak plants [Mittleider Method]

Output: Get a head start by planting earlier in an easy to build Mittleider seed house. Increase the head start by transplanting only strong and healthy plants.


Input: [0] Feeding the Plants: [Traditional Method] Use soil testing to determine which nutrients are needed. Use manure, rotation, and composting to condition and build up the soil. Use traditional fertilizers in their traditional Nitrogen-Phosphorus-Potassium combinations. Use traditional fertilizers in their traditional Nitrogen-Phosphorus-Potassium combinations. [Mittleider Method]

Output: Only the plant can tell you what soil it needs. Many nutrients found in the soil are unavailable to the plant. Although soil conditioning is good, precision placement of properly balanced commercial fertilizers is more efficient. Most commercial fertilizers must be properly balanced and then supplemented with micro-nutrients for optimal effect. Apply fertilizer before you plant and several time thereafter. Use fertilizer to control weeds between plants.


Input: [0] Watering [Traditional Method] Use furrows, sprinklers, and flood irrigation to thoroughly water the land. To distribute the water evenly is very difficult [Mittleider Method]

Output: Irrigate only the root zones with precision micro jets to conserve water. If you level the soil, water and nutrients will be distributed easily and evenly.


Input: [0] Weeding [Traditional Method] Because weed seeds are ubiquitous, laborious weeding is a necessary evil which cannot be avoided. [Mittleider Method]

Output: Weed control can be easy. Plant promptly after soil preparation. Sprout surface weeds and destroy them as they emerge. Don’t water weeds.


Input: [0] Pruning [Traditional Method] Pruning is something done to fruit trees, but it is never done to vegetables. Let vine crops like tomatoes, squash, and melons grow horizontally, often occupying 10-30 square feet. [Mittleider Method]

Output: Careful pruning of certain plants can dramatically increase yields. Raise yields by removing leaves that do not support the plant or its fruit. Garden in 3-D! Use stakes, strings, and A-frames to grow plants upward instead of outward, thus conserving space.


Input: [0] Harvesting: [Traditional Method] Harvest one crop per year. At the end of the season, plow the old crop under to decompose and build up the soil during the winter. [Mittleider Method]

Output: Harvest two or three crops per year. Increase yields by using seedlings, balanced fertilizers, and precision watering and pruning.


Input: [0] Crop Rotation: [Traditional Method] Each crop depletes the land. Rotate crops regularly to restore and rebuild the land. [Mittleider Method]

Output: Crop rotation is good, but the land cannot be rejuvenated in one winter. The use of balanced fertilizer is a more efficient way to replenish the soil.


Input: [0] Summary: [Traditional Method] A vast body of traditional knowledge, practices, and prescriptions which beginning gardeners often find daunting. [Mittleider Method]

Output: A package of “tuned” prescriptions which any gardener can use to grow any vegetable in any soil in any climate with a minimum of water and work.


Input: [Medical Description] Uterine ischemia/ underperfusion [Layperson's Description]

Output: Insufficient blood flow to the uterus


Input: [Medical Description] Inflammation [Layperson's Description]

Output: Excessive maternal inflammatory response to pregnancy


Input: [Medical Description] Angiogenesis [Layperson's Description]

Output: Factors regulating the formation of new blood vessels in the placenta are overproduced which in turn affect the blood vessel health in the mother leading to hypertension and kidney damage.


Input: [Medical Description] Prostacyclin / thromboxane imbalance (ASA) [Layperson's Description]

Output: Disruption of the balance of hormones that maintain the diameter of the blood vessels.


Input: [Medical Description] Endothelial activation and dysfunction [Layperson's Description]

Output: Damage to the lining of the blood vessels that keeps fluid and protein inside the blood vessels, keeps blood from clotting, and regulates elasticity of the blood vessel.


Input: [Medical Description] Calcium deficiency [Layperson's Description]

Output: Calcium helps maintain blood vessels and normal blood pressure. A deficiency may lead to increased blood pressure.


Input: [Medical Description] Hemodynamic vascular injury [Layperson's Description]

Output: Injury to the blood vessels due to excessive blood flow or pressure. For example one might compare the condition to what would happen if a garden hose was hooked up to a fire hydrant.


Input: [Medical Description] Preexisting maternal conditions [Layperson's Description]

Output: The mother has undiagnosed high blood pressure or other preexisting problems such as diabetes, lupus, sickle cell disorder, hyperthyroidism, kidney disorder, etc.


Input: [Medical Description] Immunological Activation [Layperson's Description]

Output: The mother’s immune system mistakenly responds as if damage has occurred to the blood vessel and in trying to fix the "injury" actually makes the problem worse .


Input: [Medical Description] Nutritional Deficiencies [Layperson's Description]

Output: Insufficient protein, excessive protein, fish oil, vitamin D, and other diet factors .


Input: [Medical Description] Obesity [Layperson's Description]

Output: High body mass index (BMI) is linked to the genetic tendency for high blood pressure, diabetes and insulin resistance, and also to the effect of obesity on the inflammatory system .


Input: [Medical Description] Genetic Tendency [Layperson's Description]

Output: The hereditary transmission of inherited characteristics among family members .


Input: Rice

Output: An Apple / 1 Apple

Cara Cepat Belajar Bahasa Inggris: Tuesday, December 22

Countable (use a/an or a number in front of countable nouns)


Input: I eat rice every day. (not I eat a rice every day.)

Output: I eat an apple every day.

Cara Cepat Belajar Bahasa Inggris: Tuesday, December 22

Countable (use a/an or a number in front of countable nouns)


Input: There is no plural form for an uncountable noun

Output: Add (s) to make a countable noun plural

Cara Cepat Belajar Bahasa Inggris: Tuesday, December 22

Countable (use a/an or a number in front of countable nouns)


Input: rice

Output: apples


Input: I eat rice every day. Rice is good for you.

Output: I eat an apple every day. Apples are good for you.

Cara Cepat Belajar Bahasa Inggris: Tuesday, December 22

Countable (use a/an or a number in front of countable nouns)


Input: To make uncountable nouns countable add a counting word, such as a unit of measurement, or the general word piece. We use the form "a ....... of ......."

Output: A computer= Computers are fun.

Cara Cepat Belajar Bahasa Inggris: Tuesday, December 22

Countable (use a/an or a number in front of countable nouns)


Input: Rice=a grain of rice

Output: An elephant=Elephants are large.

Cara Cepat Belajar Bahasa Inggris: Tuesday, December 22

Countable (use a/an or a number in front of countable nouns)


Input: You can use some and any with uncountable nouns. I usually drink some wine with my meal. I don't usually drink any water with my wine.

Output: You can use some and any with countable nouns. Some dogs can be dangerous. I don't use any computers at work.

Cara Cepat Belajar Bahasa Inggris: Tuesday, December 22

Countable (use a/an or a number in front of countable nouns)


Input: You only use much and little with uncountable nouns. I don't usually drink much coffee. Little wine is undrinkable though.

Output: You only use many and few with plural countable nouns. So many elephants have been hunted that they are an endangered species. There are few elephants in England.

Cara Cepat Belajar Bahasa Inggris: Tuesday, December 22

Countable (use a/an or a number in front of countable nouns)


Input: You can use a lot of and no with uncountable nouns. A lot of wine is drunk in France. No wine is drunk in Iran.

Output: You can use a lot of and no with plural countable nouns. No computers were bought last week. A lot of computers were reported broken the week before.

Cara Cepat Belajar Bahasa Inggris: Tuesday, December 22

Countable (use a/an or a number in front of countable nouns)


Input: [Services] Screenprinting [Print Products] T-shirts [Sign Products]

Output: Banners


Input: [Services] Signwriting [Print Products] Caps [Sign Products]

Output: A Frames


Input: [Services] Digital Signs / Printing [Print Products] Polo Shirts [Sign Products]

Output: Stickers


Input: [Services] Artwork & Design [Print Products] Jackets [Sign Products]

Output: Corflute Structures


Input: [Services] Computer Cut Vinyls [Print Products] Bags [Sign Products]

Output: Honour Boards


Input: [Services] Embroidery [Print Products] Towels [Sign Products]

Output: Perspex


Input: [Services] Vehicle Signage [Print Products] Stubby Holders [Sign Products]

Output: Display Stands


Input: [Services] Garment Printing [Print Products] Singlets [Sign Products]

Output: Awnings


Input: [Services] Club & Team Gear [Print Products] Sweatshirts [Sign Products]

Output: Digital Posters


Input: [Services] Promotional Products [Print Products] Workwear / Uniforms [Sign Products]

Output: General Signage


Input: [0] Sunday [Dinner] Smashed Chicken with balsamic tomato, green bean and basil salad [Breakfast]

Output: Sautéed veggies, Thai spiced ground hamburger and poached eggs


Input: [0] Monday [Lunch] Smashed Chicken with balsamic tomato, green bean and basil salad [Dinner] Coconut Curry Halibut with veggies [Breakfast]

Output: Sausage and sweet potato hash


Input: [0] Tuesday [Lunch] Tuna Salad with fruit salad [Dinner] Lettuce wrapped Turkey burgers with bacon and avocado [Breakfast]

Output: Bacon and eggs with spinach


Input: [0] Wednesday [Lunch] Lettuce wrapped Turkey burgers with bacon and avocado [Dinner] Shrimp Pea and Spinach Salad [Breakfast]

Output: Sausage and sweet potato hash


Input: [0] Thursday [Lunch] Shrimp Pea and Spinach Salad with cherries [Dinner] Roasted halibut with roasted veggies and salad [Breakfast]

Output: Veggie and protein (left over ground hamburger) frittata


Input: [0] Friday [Lunch] Tuna Salad [Dinner] Grilled Flank Steak with grilled zucchini and yellow squash [Breakfast]

Output: Bacon and Eggs with spinach with fruit salad


Input: [0] Saturday [Lunch] Steak salad [Dinner] Rotisserie chicken with broccoli salad [Breakfast]

Output: Veggie and protein frittata with fruit salad


Input: [Type of overuse injury] Jumper's knee (patellar tendonitis) [Symptoms] Tenderness right below the knee or the upper shin area [Possible cause]

Output: The patellar tendon in the knee joint is repeatedly pulled on, causing inflammation and pain, especially during jumping activities.

Overuse Injuries - The University of Chicago Medicine


Input: [Type of overuse injury] Little Leaguers' elbow or shoulder [Symptoms] Pain in the elbow or shoulder area, especially after activity [Possible cause]

Output: Repetitive overhead throwing maneuvers that cause damage and inflammation to the growth plates of the bones in the arm (or as a result of a fracture).

Overuse Injuries - The University of Chicago Medicine


Input: [Type of overuse injury] Osteochondritis dissecans [Symptoms] Knee pain and swelling [Possible cause]

Output: A piece of the cartilage in the knee joint that separates from the joint surface. Theories suggest that it may run in families or be caused by a metabolic problem.

Overuse Injuries - The University of Chicago Medicine


Input: [Type of overuse injury] Sever's disease [Symptoms] Heel pain with limping, especially after running activities [Possible cause]

Output: Repetitive running or jumping activities causes the Achilles tendon to pull on the heel bone.

Overuse Injuries - The University of Chicago Medicine


Input: [Type of overuse injury] Shin splints [Symptoms] Pain and tenderness over the shin area [Possible cause]

Output: Excessive running, running on hard surfaces (concrete), and improper shoe wear often cause shin splints.

Overuse Injuries - The University of Chicago Medicine


Input: [Type of overuse injury] Sinding-Larsen-Johansson disease [Symptoms] Knee pain, especially after jumping activities [Possible cause]

Output: This disease is caused by a fracture of the kneecap due to repetitive extension on the patellar tendon in the knee (the tendon pulls away from the bone).

Overuse Injuries - The University of Chicago Medicine


Input: [Type of overuse injury] Spondylolisthesis [Symptoms] Back pain [Possible cause]

Output: This condition is caused by excessive flexion and extension of the low back. X-rays show that a part of one vertebra in the low back slips forward on the vertebrae below it. It is commonly seen in football linemen, gymnasts, and ice skaters.

Overuse Injuries - The University of Chicago Medicine


Input: [Type of overuse injury] Spondylolysis [Symptoms] back pain [Possible cause]

Output: This condition is caused by excessive flexion and extension of the lower back. It is commonly seen in football linemen, gymnasts, and ice skaters.

Overuse Injuries - The University of Chicago Medicine


Input: [Source] AB [Description] Agriculture Crop Byproducts/Straw/Energy Crops [Type]

Output: Biomass


Input: [Source] BFG [Description] Blast Furnace Gas [Type]

Output: Natural Gas


Input: [Source] BIT [Description] Anthracite Coal, Bituminous Coal [Type]

Output: Coal


Input: [Source] BLQ [Description] Black Liquor [Type]

Output: Biomass


Input: [Source] COL [Description] Coal - Unknown [Type]

Output: Coal


Input: [Source] DFO [Description] Distillate Fuel Oil (includes all Diesel and No. 1, No. 2, and No. 4 Fuel Oils) [Type]

Output: Oil


Input: [Source] GAS [Description] Natural Gas (Methane) [Type]

Output: Natural Gas


Input: [Source] GEO [Description] Geothermal [Type]

Output: Geothermal


Input: [Source] JF [Description] Jet Fuel [Type]

Output: Oil


Input: [Source] KER [Description] Kerosene [Type]

Output: Oil


Input: [Source] LFG [Description] Landfill Gas [Type]

Output: Biomass


Input: [Source] LIG [Description] Lignite Coal [Type]

Output: Coal


Input: [Source] MSW [Description] Municipal Solid Waste [Type]

Output: Biomass


Input: [Source] N/A [Description] Other, non-specified [Type]

Output: Unknown


Input: [Source] NA [Description] Not Available [Type]

Output: Other


Input: [Source] NG [Description] Natural Gas (Pipeline) [Type]

Output: Natural Gas


Input: [Source] NUC [Description] Nuclear (Uranium, Plutonium, Thorium) [Type]

Output: Nuclear


Input: [Source] OBG [Description] Other Biomass Gases (Digester Gas, Methane, and other biomass gases) [Type]

Output: Biomass


Input: [Source] OBL [Description] Other Biomass Liquid (Ethanol, Fish Oil, Liquid Acetonitrile Waste, Medical Waste, Tall Oil, Waste Alcohol, and other Biomass not specified) [Type]

Output: Biomass


Input: [Source] OBS [Description] Other Biomass Solid (Animal Manure and Waste, Solid Byproducts, and other solid biomass not specified) [Type]

Output: Biomass


Input: [Source] OG [Description] Other Gas (Butane, Coal Processes, Coke-Oven, Refinery, and other processes) [Type]

Output: Natural Gas


Input: [Source] OGW [Description] Other gases, waste products [Type]

Output: Biomass


Input: [Source] OIL [Description] Non-specified oil products, may include distillate fuel oil [Type]

Output: Oil


Input: [Source] OTH [Description] Other (Batteries, Chemicals, Coke Breeze, Hydrogen, Pitch, Sulfur, Tar Coal, and miscellaneous technologies) [Type]

Output: Other


Input: [Source] PC [Description] Petroleum Coke [Type]

Output: Coal


Input: [Source] PG [Description] Propane [Type]

Output: Natural Gas


Input: [Source] PUR [Description] Purchased Steam [Type]

Output: Other


Input: [Source] RFO [Description] Residual Fuel Oil (includes No. 5 and No. 6 Fuel Oils and Bunker C Fuel Oil) [Type]

Output: Oil


Input: [Source] SC [Description] Coal-based Synfuel and include briquettes, pellets, or extrusions, which are formed by binding materials and processes that recycle material [Type]

Output: Coal


Input: [Source] SLW [Description] Sludge Waste [Type]

Output: Biomass


Input: [Source] SUB [Description] Sub-bituminous Coal [Type]

Output: Coal


Input: [Source] SUN [Description] Solar (Photovoltaic, Thermal) [Type]

Output: Solar


Input: [Source] TDF [Description] Tires [Type]

Output: Biomass


Input: [Source] UNK [Description] Other, non specified [Type]

Output: Unknown


Input: [Source] WAT [Description] Water (Conventional, Pumped Storage) [Type]

Output: Hydro


Input: [Source] WC [Description] Waste/Other Coal (Anthracite Culm, Bituminous Gob, Fine Coal, Lignite Waste, Waste Coal) [Type]

Output: Coal


Input: [Source] WDL [Description] Wood Waste Liquids (Red Liquor, Sludge Wood, Spent Sulfite Liquor, and other wood related liquids not [Type]

Output: Biomass


Input: [Source] WDS [Description] Wood/Wood Waste Solids (Paper Pellets, Railroad Ties, Utility Poles, Wood Chips, and other wood solids) [Type]

Output: Biomass


Input: [Source] WH [Description] Waste Heat [Type]

Output: Other


Input: [Source] WND [Description] Wind [Type]

Output: Wind


Input: [Source] WO [Description] Oil-Other and Waste Oil (Butane (Liquid), Crude Oil, Liquid Byproducts, Oil Waste, Propane (Liquid)) [Type]

Output: Oil


Input: [2] steel [1]

Output: cast iron


Input: [2] stainless steel [1]

Output: tool steel


Input: [2] magnesium alloys [1]

Output: aluminum alloys


Input: [2] copper and copper base alloys [1]

Output: nickel base alloys


Input: [2] plating solutions [1]

Output: cleaning solutions


Input: [2] corrosion products [1]

Output: coating weight


Input: [2] other ferro alloys [1]

Output: ferro-silicon


Input: [0] Materials [2] Chemical Resistance [3] Flammability [4] Static Properties [5] Comfort [6] Uses [1]

Output: Strength

Laboratory Coat Info - Environmental Health & Safety - University of Delaware


Input: [0] Butyl and Neoprene [2] Resistant to solvents and corrosive chemicals [3] Can be ignited by a direct flame or by flammable materials in the presence of an ignition source. [4] Could accumulate a static charge [5] Lightweight [6] Aprons, sleeve protectors, boot covers [1]

Output: Usually reinforced at points of strain; will not stick together, peel, crack, or stiffen

Laboratory Coat Info - Environmental Health & Safety - University of Delaware


Input: [0] Cotton [2] Limited incidental splash protection [3] Can ignite by direct flame or by flammable materials in presence of an ignition source. Flame retardant treatment is available. [4] Could accumulate a static charge [5] Comfortable, lightweight [6] Lab Coats [1]

Output: Moderate durability

Laboratory Coat Info - Environmental Health & Safety - University of Delaware


Input: [0] Modacrylic [2] Resistant to many chemicals [3] Can be ignited by a direct flame or by flammable materials in the presence of an ignition source. [4] Has antistatic properties [5] Comfortable, soft, and resilient; easy to clean; has soil release properties [6] Lab Coats [1]

Output: Resistant to rips and tears but less so than polyamide fibers; abrasion-resistant but less so than nylon or polyester

Laboratory Coat Info - Environmental Health & Safety - University of Delaware


Input: [0] Nomex [2] Limited incidental splash protection [3] Fire Resistant [4] Has antistatic properties [5] Comfortable, breathable [6] Lab coats, aprons and sleeve protectors [1]

Output: Exceptionally strong and abrasion resistant

Laboratory Coat Info - Environmental Health & Safety - University of Delaware


Input: [0] Nylon [2] Limited incidental splash protection [3] Can be ignited by a direct flame or by flammable materials in the presence of an ignition source. [4] Static buildup possible; requires antistatic agent [5] Lightweight [6] Lab Coats [1]

Output: Exceptionally strong and abrasion resistant

Laboratory Coat Info - Environmental Health & Safety - University of Delaware


Input: [0] Polypropylene [2] Resistant to many chemicals [3] Can be ignited by a direct flame or by flammable materials in the presence of an ignition source. [4] Static buildup; requires antistatic agent [5] Lightweight [6] Aprons [1]

Output: Strong

Laboratory Coat Info - Environmental Health & Safety - University of Delaware


Input: [0] Rayon [2] Limited incidental splash protection [3] Can be ignited by a direct flame or by flammable materials in the presence of an ignition source. [4] Degraded by acids; binds some chemicals [6] Lab Coats [1]

Output: Fairly Durable

Laboratory Coat Info - Environmental Health & Safety - University of Delaware


Input: [0] Silver Shield (4H) [2] Resistant to many chemicals [3] Can be ignited by a direct flame or by flammable materials in the presence of an ignition source. [4] Has antistatic properties [5] Lightweight [6] Aprons, sleeve protectors, boot covers [1]

Output: Strong, repeated abrasions will rip and tear the material

Laboratory Coat Info - Environmental Health & Safety - University of Delaware


Input: [Model Number] QT/1 QT/2 QT/3 QT/4 [Description] Premier Quatro Addressable Fire Alarm Panel [Download]

Output: Installation Manual User Manual

Fire Alarm Systems Manuals - Zeta Alarm Systems by GLT Exports Ltd


Input: [Model Number] SP-M [Description] Simplicity Micro Addressable Fire Alarm Panel [Download]

Output: Instruction Manual Additional Features

Fire Alarm Systems Manuals - Zeta Alarm Systems by GLT Exports Ltd


Input: [Model Number] SP-252/M SP-126/M SP-64/M [Description] Simplicity Plus 252/M, 126/M & 64/M 1 or 2 Loop Analogue Addressable Fire Alarm Control Panel [Download]

Output: Installation Manual User Manual

Fire Alarm Systems Manuals - Zeta Alarm Systems by GLT Exports Ltd


Input: [Model Number] SP-64 SP-126 [Description] Simplicity Plus 64 & 126 Fire Alarm Panel [Download]

Output: Installation Manual User Manual

Fire Alarm Systems Manuals - Zeta Alarm Systems by GLT Exports Ltd


Input: [Model Number] SP-REP [Description] Simplicity Plus Full Function Repeater [Download]

Output: Installation Manual

Fire Alarm Systems Manuals - Zeta Alarm Systems by GLT Exports Ltd


Input: [Model Number] NPAD (Version 2.X) [Description] Premier AD Addressable Fire Alarm Panel [Download]

Output: Installation Manual User Manual

Fire Alarm Systems Manuals - Zeta Alarm Systems by GLT Exports Ltd


Input: [Model Number] NPAD (Version 1.X) [Description] Premier AD Addressable Fire Alarm Panel [Download]

Output: Installation Manual User Manual

Fire Alarm Systems Manuals - Zeta Alarm Systems by GLT Exports Ltd


Input: [Model Number] PR-AL/1 PR-AL/2 PR-AL/3 PR-AL/4 REP-AL/G [Description] Premier AL 1-4 Loop Addressable Fire Alarm Panel [Download]

Output: User Manual Cause & Effect User Manual

Fire Alarm Systems Manuals - Zeta Alarm Systems by GLT Exports Ltd


Input: [Model Number] REP-AL/P [Description] Premier AL Repeater Panel [Download]

Output: User Manual

Fire Alarm Systems Manuals - Zeta Alarm Systems by GLT Exports Ltd


Input: [Model Number] A1599 [Description] Premier AL Panel Printer [Download]

Output: User Manual

Fire Alarm Systems Manuals - Zeta Alarm Systems by GLT Exports Ltd


Input: [Model Number] AL-AM [Description] Premier AL Alarm Manager System [Download]

Output: User Manual Short Setup Guide

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Input: [Model Number] A1535 [Description] Premier AL 8 Way I/O Board - Relay [Download]

Output: User Manual

Fire Alarm Systems Manuals - Zeta Alarm Systems by GLT Exports Ltd


Input: [Model Number] A1536 [Description] Premier AL 8 Way I/O Board - Alarm [Download]

Output: User Manual

Fire Alarm Systems Manuals - Zeta Alarm Systems by GLT Exports Ltd


Input: [Model Number] AD-REP [Description] Premier AD Repeater Panel [Download]

Output: User Manual

Fire Alarm Systems Manuals - Zeta Alarm Systems by GLT Exports Ltd


Input: [Model Number] IP-COMM [Description] Zeta TCP/IP Communicator [Download]

Output: User Manual

Fire Alarm Systems Manuals - Zeta Alarm Systems by GLT Exports Ltd


Input: [Model Number] CL MKII [Description] Classic 2000 MKII Addressable Fire Alarm Panel [Download]

Output: User Manual PC3K User Manual ZNDC User Manual

Fire Alarm Systems Manuals - Zeta Alarm Systems by GLT Exports Ltd


Input: [Model Number] FEAO2000 FEAH2000 FEAHH2000 [Description] Fyreye Analogue Addressable Detectors [Download]

Output: Detector Addressing

Fire Alarm Systems Manuals - Zeta Alarm Systems by GLT Exports Ltd


Input: [Model Number] FE-CB FE-CB/D [Description] Fyreye Common Bases [Download]

Output: Manual

Fire Alarm Systems Manuals - Zeta Alarm Systems by GLT Exports Ltd


Input: [Model Number] SM-ASB SM-ASFIB [Description] Securetone Micro Addressable Sounder and Flasher Bases [Download]

Output: User Manual

Fire Alarm Systems Manuals - Zeta Alarm Systems by GLT Exports Ltd


Input: [Model Number] ZAS2/R ZAS2/W ZAS2/RFI ZAS2/WFI ZASF/RI [Description] Zeta Addressable Securetone 2 Sounders & Flashers [Download]

Output: Manual

Fire Alarm Systems Manuals - Zeta Alarm Systems by GLT Exports Ltd


Input: [Model Number] ZT-CP3/AD [Description] Zeta Addressable CP3 Manual Call Point CPD Number: 0832-CPD-2099 [Download]

Output: Manual

Fire Alarm Systems Manuals - Zeta Alarm Systems by GLT Exports Ltd


Input: [Model Number] ZT-CP2/AD [Description] Zeta Addressable Maual Call Point [Download]

Output: User Manual

Fire Alarm Systems Manuals - Zeta Alarm Systems by GLT Exports Ltd


Input: [Model Number] ZIU [Description] Zeta Addressable Input Unit [Download]

Output: User Manual

Fire Alarm Systems Manuals - Zeta Alarm Systems by GLT Exports Ltd


Input: [Model Number] ZIOU [Description] Zeta Addressable Input Output Units [Download]

Output: User Manual

Fire Alarm Systems Manuals - Zeta Alarm Systems by GLT Exports Ltd


Input: [Model Number] ZSCC [Description] Zeta Addressable Sounder Circuit Controller Units [Download]

Output: User Manual

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Input: [Model Number] ZTZM/4 [Description] Zeta Addressable Zone Monitoring Units [Download]

Output: User Manual

Fire Alarm Systems Manuals - Zeta Alarm Systems by GLT Exports Ltd


Input: [Model Number] GSM-COM [Description] Zeta GSM Communicator [Download]

Output: User Manual

Fire Alarm Systems Manuals - Zeta Alarm Systems by GLT Exports Ltd


Input: [Term] Aggregate [Description]

Output: A mixture of small stones of such as pebbles and gravel, which form the bulk of many concrete mixes. Used in the construction of "soakaways".

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Input: [Term] Air Brick [Description]

Output: Perforated brick or metal/plastic grill used for ventilation, especially to floor voids (beneath timber floors) and roof spaces.

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Input: [Term] Amosite (brown asbestos) [Description]

Output: Also known as Grunerite, it is a fibrous, mineral ranging from green, brown to dark grey in color with a glassy to pearly tinge. Its fibres are harsh and spiky.

Just Ask Dino The Construction Glossary / Jargon Buster


Input: [Term] Amps [Description]

Output: A measure of electrical current.

Just Ask Dino The Construction Glossary / Jargon Buster


Input: [Term] Arboriculturalist [Description]

Output: A specialist in all aspects of the growing, maintaining and removing of woody plants for any reason other than as a timber crop.

Just Ask Dino The Construction Glossary / Jargon Buster


Input: [Term] Architrave [Description]

Output: Moulded band framing a rectangular opening such as door or window.

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Input: [Term] Armoured Cable [Description]

Output: Used for outdoor wiring. Two insulated conductors are surrounded by steel wires which act as the earth conductor. There is an outer sheath of PVC.

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Input: [Term] Arris [Description]

Output: Sharp external angle - usually 90 degrees.

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Input: [Contaminant] Cryptosporidium Human and animal fecal waste

Output: Gastrointestinal illness (such as diarrhea, vomiting, and cramps)

Potential Health Effects from Long-Term Exposure


Input: [Contaminant] Giardia lamblia Human and animal fecal waste

Output: Gastrointestinal illness (such as diarrhea, vomiting, and cramps)

Potential Health Effects from Long-Term Exposure


Input: [Contaminant] Heterotrophic plate count (HPC) HPC measures a range of bacteria that are naturally present in the environment

Output: HPC has no health effects; it is an analytic method used to measure the variety of bacteria that are common in water. The lower the concentration of bacteria in drinking water, the better maintained the water system is.

Potential Health Effects from Long-Term Exposure


Input: [Contaminant] Legionella Found naturally in water; multiplies in heating systems

Output: Legionnaire’s Disease, a type of pneumonia

Potential Health Effects from Long-Term Exposure


Input: [Contaminant] Total Coliforms (including fecal coliform and E. Coli) Coliforms are naturally present in the environment; as well as feces; fecal coliforms andE. coli only come from human and animal fecal waste.

Output: Not a health threat in itself; it is used to indicate whether other potentially harmful bacteria may be present5

Potential Health Effects from Long-Term Exposure


Input: [Contaminant] Turbidity Soil runoff

Output: Turbidity is a measure of the cloudiness of water. It is used to indicate water quality and filtration effectiveness (such as whether disease-causing organisms are present). Higher turbidity levels are often associated with higher levels of disease-causing microorganisms such as viruses, parasites and some bacteria. These organisms can cause symptoms such as nausea, cramps, diarrhea, and associated headaches.

Potential Health Effects from Long-Term Exposure


Input: [Contaminant] Viruses (enteric) Human and animal fecal waste

Output: Gastrointestinal illness (such as diarrhea, vomiting, and cramps)

Potential Health Effects from Long-Term Exposure


Input: [Pathway Name] Foodchain [Contaminants of Concern] No data [Transport Media] Fish [Point of Exposure] Off site downstream of facility [Route of Exposure] Ingestion [Exposed Population] People fishing Big Walnut Run Creek downstream of Hart [Time] Past Present Future [Comments] Indeterminate public health hazard because of a lack of fish sampling data. Some site contaminants found in the sediment (PAHs) are known to bioaccumulate in fish. [Source]

Output: Site wood treatment operation; spills; wastewater discharge

Table 1. Evaluation of Exposure Pathways Hart Creosoting Company Site, Jasper, Texas


Input: [Pathway Name] Sediment [Contaminants of Concern] Creosote constituents [Transport Media] Sediment [Point of Exposure] Off site downstream of site [Route of Exposure] Incidental Ingestion Dermal Contact [Exposed Population] People wading or swimming in Big Walnut Run Creek [Time] Past Present Future [Comments] No apparent public health hazard due to low concentrations of contaminants and infrequent exposure. [Source]

Output: Site operations associated with wood treatment; spills


Input: [Pathway Name] Groundwater [Contaminants of Concern] Creosote constituents: primarily PAHs [Transport Media] Groundwater [Point of Exposure] None Identified [Route of Exposure] None Identified [Exposed Population] None Identified [Time] Past Present Future [Comments] No public health hazard since contaminants have not migrated toward private or public water supply wells. [Source]

Output: Site operations associated with wood treatment; spills


Input: [Pathway Name] Surface Water Big Walnut Run Creek [Contaminants of Concern] None detected [Transport Media] Surface water [Point of Exposure] Off site [Route of Exposure] Incidental Ingestion Dermal Contact [Exposed Population] People wading or swimming in Big Walnut Run Creek [Time] Past Present Future [Comments] Since water obtained from the intermittent creek between the site and Big Walnut Run Creek did not contain measurable levels of site contaminants, we have concluded that surface water downstream of the site in Big Walnut Run Creek presents no public health hazard. [Source]

Output: Site operations


Input: [Pathway Name] Surface Soil [Contaminants of Concern] Pre-removal: Creosote constituents [Transport Media] Soil [Point of Exposure] On site [Route of Exposure] Incidental Ingestion Dermal Contact [Exposed Population] Past on-site workers* Trespassers [Time] Past [Comments] In the past this was a potential pathway of exposure; since contaminated soils on the site have been contained, people cannot come into contact with contaminated soils. Surface soil is considered to pose no public health hazard at this time. [Source]

Output: Site operations associated with wood treatment; spills


Input: [Pathway Name] Air [Contaminants of Concern] No data [Transport Media] Air [Point of Exposure] On site [Route of Exposure] Inhalation [Exposed Population] Past workers [Time] Past [Comments] In the past air releases may have occurred during the wood treatment process at Hart; however, since air data were not available for TDH/ATSDR to review, we were not able to evaluate the public health significance of this pathway. Since the Hart site is no longer operating the air pathway poses no public health hazard. [Source]

Output: Site operations associated with wood treatment; spills


Input: [Seed & Seedling] cutworms [Flower & Leaf (outdoor)] hemp flea beetle [Flower & Leaf (indoor)] spider mites [Stalk & Stem] European corn borers [Root]

Output: hemp flea beetle


Input: [Seed & Seedling] birds [Flower & Leaf (outdoor)] hemp borers [Flower & Leaf (indoor)] aphids [Stalk & Stem] hemp borer [Root]

Output: white root grubs


Input: [Seed & Seedling] hemp flea beetle [Flower & Leaf (outdoor)] budworms [Flower & Leaf (indoor)] white flies [Stalk & Stem] weevils [Root]

Output: root maggots


Input: [Seed & Seedling] crickets [Flower & Leaf (outdoor)] leafminers [Flower & Leaf (indoor)] thrips [Stalk & Stem] mordellid grubs [Root]

Output: termites & ants


Input: [Seed & Seedling] slugs [Flower & Leaf (outdoor)] green stink bugs [Flower & Leaf (indoor)] leafhoppers [Stalk & Stem] longhorn grubs [Root]

Output: fungus gnats


Input: [Seed & Seedling] rodents [Root]

Output: wireworms


Input: [Part] Casing [Description]

Output: The casing is there to protect the clock’s multifaceted parts. Depending on the clock’s age, it may be a plain or decorative design.

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Input: [Part] Escapement [Description]

Output: The escapement of the clock is the internal mechanism that supports the accurate timekeeping component of the clock.

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Input: [Part] Main spring [Description]

Output: This powers the clock, and pre-1900 antique carriage clocks feature a key that will wind up the clock and ensure accurate timekeeping for a full eight days.

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Input: [Part] Dial [Description]

Output: The printed numbers on the clock face.

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Input: [Part] Hands [Description]

Output: This clock component indicates the approximate time on the dial.

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Input: [Part] Bells and gongs [Description]

Output: The part of the clock that makes a strike when it is approaching the hour.

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Input: [Part] Handle [Description]

Output: The antique carriage clock features a handle on top so that the timepiece can be transported easily.

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Input: [Document Name] APH Plenum Belt Drive [Type] Specification [Product Category] Utility, Centrifugal, and Radial Blowers [Product Groups]

Output: Plenum Fans


Input: [Document Name] APH Plenum Direct Drive [Type] Specification [Product Category] Utility, Centrifugal, and Radial Blowers [Product Groups]

Output: Plenum Fans


Input: [Document Name] APM Plenum Belt Drive [Type] Specification [Product Category] Utility, Centrifugal, and Radial Blowers [Product Groups]

Output: Plenum Fans


Input: [Document Name] APM Plenum Direct Drive [Type] Specification [Product Category] Utility, Centrifugal, and Radial Blowers [Product Groups]

Output: Plenum Fans


Input: [Document Name] Appliance Connection with Ground Fault [Type] Other Info [Product Category] Kitchen Ventilation Systems [Product Groups]

Output: Utility Distribution Systems


Input: [Document Name] Appliance Connections without Ground Fault [Type] Other Info [Product Category] Kitchen Ventilation Systems [Product Groups]

Output: Utility Distribution Systems


Input: [Document Name] ARI Certification [Type] Other Info [Product Category] Energy Recovery Ventilators [Product Groups]

Output: Control Options for Energy Recovery Ventilators Energy Recovery Modules Preconditioners With Cooling & Heating


Input: [Document Name] Back Supply Plenum (BSP) [Type] Specification [Product Category] Kitchen Ventilation Systems [Product Groups]

Output: External Supply Plenums


Input: [Document Name] Backward Curve, Model BCSW-FRP [Type] Specification [Product Category] Utility, Centrifugal, and Radial Blowers [Product Groups]

Output: Fiberglass Reinforced Plastic (FRP) Fans


Input: [Document Name] Baffle Filter [Type] Specification [Product Category] Kitchen Ventilation Systems [Product Groups]

Output: Grease Extraction


Input: [Document Name] BAPI Pressure Touch Sensor (ZPT) [Type] Submittal [Product Category] Dampers [Product Groups]

Output: Air Measuring Products


Input: [Document Name] Bar [Type] Submittal [Product Category] Louvers [Product Groups]

Output: Grilles


Input: [Document Name] Belt Drive, Model BCF [Type] Specification [Product Category] Inline and Ceiling Fans [Product Groups]

Output: Centrifugal Inline Fans


Input: [Document Name] Belt Drive, Model BDF [Type] Specification [Product Category] Inline and Ceiling Fans [Product Groups]

Output: Centrifugal Inline Fans


Input: [Document Name] Belt Drive, Model BSQ [Type] Specification [Product Category] Inline and Ceiling Fans [Product Groups]

Output: Centrifugal Inline Fans


Input: [Document Name] Belt Drive, Model CUBE [Type] Specification [Product Category] Kitchen Ventilation Systems Roof Mounted Fans [Product Groups]

Output: Centrifugal Upblast Exhaust Fans Roof Upblast and Sidewall Exhaust Fans


Input: [Document Name] Belt Drive, Model CWB [Type] Specification [Product Category] Kitchen Ventilation Systems Roof Mounted Fans Sidewall Exhaust Fans [Product Groups]

Output: Centrifugal Upblast Exhaust Fans Roof Upblast and Sidewall Exhaust Fans Wall Exhaust Fans


Input: [Document Name] Belt Drive, Model GB [Type] Specification [Product Category] Roof Mounted Fans [Product Groups]

Output: Centrifugal Roof Exhaust Fans


Input: [Document Name] Belt Drive, Model LB [Type] Specification [Product Category] Roof Mounted Fans [Product Groups]

Output: Centrifugal Roof Exhaust Fans


Input: [Document Name] Belt Drive, Model LBP [Type] Specification [Product Category] Roof Mounted Fans [Product Groups]

Output: Centrifugal Roof Exhaust Fans


Input: [Document Name] Belt Drive, Model NYB [Type] Specification [Product Category] Roof Mounted Fans [Product Groups]

Output: Centrifugal Roof Exhaust Fans


Input: [Document Name] Belt Drive, Model RB-1 [Type] Specification [Product Category] Roof Mounted Fans [Product Groups]

Output: Hooded Propeller Exhaust and Supply Fans


Input: [Document Name] Belt Drive, Model RB-2 [Type] Specification [Product Category] Roof Mounted Fans [Product Groups]

Output: Hooded Propeller Exhaust and Supply Fans


Input: [Document Name] Belt Drive, Model RB-3 [Type] Specification [Product Category] Roof Mounted Fans [Product Groups]

Output: Hooded Propeller Exhaust and Supply Fans


Input: [Document Name] Belt Drive, Model RBC-3 [Type] Specification [Product Category] Roof Mounted Fans [Product Groups]

Output: Hooded Propeller Exhaust and Supply Fans


Input: [Region Name] Gamma Ray [Wavelength] < 0.03 nanometers [Comments]

Output: Entirely absorbed by the Earth's atmosphere and not available for remote sensing.

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Input: [Region Name] X-ray [Wavelength] 0.03 to 30 nanometers [Comments]

Output: Entirely absorbed by the Earth's atmosphere and not available for remote sensing.

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Input: [Region Name] Ultraviolet [Wavelength] 0.03 to 0.4 micrometers [Comments]

Output: Wavelengths from 0.03 to 0.3 micrometers absorbed by ozone in the Earth's atmosphere.

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Input: [Region Name] Photographic Ultraviolet [Wavelength] 0.3 to 0.4 micrometers [Comments]

Output: Available for remote sensing the Earth. Can be imaged with photographic film.

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Input: [Region Name] Visible [Wavelength] 0.4 to 0.7 micrometers [Comments]

Output: Available for remote sensing the Earth. Can be imaged with photographic film.

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Input: [Region Name] Infrared [Wavelength] 0.7 to 100 micrometers [Comments]

Output: Available for remote sensing the Earth. Can be imaged with photographic film.

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Input: [Region Name] Reflected Infrared [Wavelength] 0.7 to 3.0 micrometers [Comments]

Output: Available for remote sensing the Earth. Near Infrared 0.7 to 0.9 micrometers. Can be imaged with photographic film.

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Input: [Region Name] Thermal Infrared [Wavelength] 3.0 to 14 micrometers [Comments]

Output: Available for remote sensing the Earth. This wavelength cannot be captured with photographic film. Instead, mechanical sensors are used to image this wavelength band.

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Input: [Region Name] Microwave or Radar [Wavelength] 0.1 to 100 centimeters [Comments]

Output: Longer wavelengths of this band can pass through clouds, fog, and rain. Images using this band can be made with sensors that actively emit microwaves.

PETA, PENGINDRAAN JAUH,DAN GIS | PENDIDIKAN GEOGRAFI


Input: [Region Name] Radio [Wavelength] > 100 centimeters [Comments]

Output: Not normally used for remote sensing the Earth.

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Input: [Product & Service Code] B505 [Description of Function]

Output: Cost Benefit Analyses

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Input: [Product & Service Code] R406 [Description of Function]

Output: Policy Review/Development Services

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Input: [Product & Service Code] R407 [Description of Function]

Output: Program Evaluation Services

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Input: [Product & Service Code] R408 [Description of Function]

Output: Program Management/Support Services

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Input: [Product & Service Code] R409 [Description of Function]

Output: Program Review/Development Services

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Input: [Product & Service Code] R413 [Description of Function]

Output: Specifications Development Service

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Input: [Product & Service Code] R707 [Description of Function]

Output: Management Services/Contract & Procurement Support

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Input: [Product & Service Code] R423 [Description of Function]

Output: Intelligence Services

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Input: [Product & Service Code] R425 [Description of Function]

Output: Engineering and Technical Services

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Input: [Product & Service Code] R414 [Description of Function]

Output: Systems Engineering Services

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Input: [Product & Service Code] R497 [Description of Function]

Output: Personal Services Contracts

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Input: [0] BROCCOLI [SPACING] 18 inches or more [HARDINESS] Tolerates light frost; often damaged by extreme temperatures [TIP]

Output: Where summers are hot and winters are mild, grow broccoli from late summer to fall.


Input: [0] CABBAGE [SPACING] 24 inches for largest heads; 18 inches for compact selections [HARDINESS] Tolerates light frost; cool weather improves vigor and flavor [TIP]

Output: Cabbage that matures in cool fall weather has sweetest flavor.


Input: [0] CAULIFLOWER [SPACING] 24 inches for largest heads; 18 inches for compact selections [HARDINESS] Tolerates light frost; cool weather improves vigor and flavor [TIP]

Output: Fast, uninterrupted growth is the secret to great cauliflower.


Input: [0] BRUSSELS SPROUTS [SPACING] 18 inches or more between plants [HARDINESS] Cold tolerant; mature plants stand hard freezes [TIP]

Output: Where summers are hot and winters are mild, grow brussels sprouts from late summer to fall.


Input: [0] KALE AND COLLARDS [SPACING] Plant seeds 3 inches apart, gradually thin to 12 inches between plants [HARDINESS] Cool weather improves vigor and flavor; collards tolerate frost, kale survives hard freezes [TIP]

Output: Both collards and kale are superb cooking greens for the fall to winter garden.


Input: [0] KOHLRABI [SPACING] Plant seeds 3 inches apart, gradually thin to 12 inches between plants; set out transplants 12 inches apart [HARDINESS] Tolerates light frost; often damaged by extreme temperatures [TIP]

Output: Kohlrabi grows fast. Harvest when bulbs are the size of a tennis ball.


Input: [Description] About 1/3rd of all silver produced is used in photographic film and paper (mostly as silver bromide), including print, TV, X-ray and video film. About 5000 colour photos can be taken using only one ounce of silver. [Use]

Output: Film

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Input: [Description] As silver conducts electricity so well (and it also won't corrode and therefore overheat and cause fires) it is used for switches, contacts and fuses in almost all electrical appliances, from microwaves to dishwashers, TVs to PCs. A typical washing machine contains 16 silver contacts. [Use]

Output: Electrical

Silver - Rock Files - Australian Mines Atlas


Input: [Description] Soldering (often with an alloy of silver, brass and zinc) and welding account for large quantities of silver usage, due to its strength and relatively high melting point. [Use]

Output: Soldering

Silver - Rock Files - Australian Mines Atlas


Input: [Description] As silver conducts heat so well, it's used in car rear-window de-misting lines, transferring heat onto the window glass to clear it of frost. [Use]

Output: Defrosting

Silver - Rock Files - Australian Mines Atlas


Input: [Description] Being malleable, ductile and attractive, silver has been used for jewellery and other ornamental pieces since before Roman times. Often it is mixed with copper (7.5%) to make a tougher alloy called 'sterling silver'. [Use]

Output: Jewellery and Silverware

Silver - Rock Files - Australian Mines Atlas


Input: [Description] Because silver is the most reflective material known, it is used in mirrors. [Use]

Output: Mirrors

Silver - Rock Files - Australian Mines Atlas


Input: [Description] Silver is used in some tooth fillings, to make a substance that treats burns, as a wire to keep broken bones still while they heal, in thin plates for bone replacement, for surgical drainage tubes, and to purify water from bacteria. [Use]

Output: Health

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Input: [Description] Silver was one of the earliest metals used to make coins, although today only Mexico has any silver in its coins. In Australia, the last coin to contain silver was the 1966 fifty-cent piece, made from 80% silver and 20% copper. 'Silver' coins are generally now made from nickel and copper. [Use]

Output: Money

Silver - Rock Files - Australian Mines Atlas


Input: [Description] Silver batteries are more powerful, smaller and longer-lasting than normal batteries and are therefore especially useful in hearing aids, space satellites and portable TV cameras. [Use]

Output: Batteries

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Input: [0] Clear Anti-Fog [VTL*] 90% [Description]

Output: All purpose lens provides maximum amount of light allowance for all conditions.

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Input: [0] Blue Anti-Fog [VTL*] 55% [Description]

Output: Increased contrast for varying conditions. Ideal for medium to low light.

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Input: [0] Yellow Anti-Fog [VTL*] 68% [Description]

Output: Perfect for flat, low light conditions. This lens improves the contrast and definition of any obstacle you encounter.

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Input: [0] Smoke Anti-Fog [VTL*] 50% [Description]

Output: Neutral tint reduces glare while providing accurate color perception in medium to bright light conditions.

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Input: [0] Orange Anti-Fog [VTL*] 68% [Description]

Output: Increased depth perception and contrast. Great for overcast conditions.

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Input: [0] Persimmon Anti-Fog [VTL*] 68% [Description]

Output: Ideal for overcast conditions. Depth perception is improved with increased contrast.

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Input: [0] Silver Mirror / Smoke Anti-Fog [VTL*] 25% [Description]

Output: Mirrored finish offers the maximum reduction of glare in bright light conditions for improved performance and visibility.

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Input: [0] Blue Mirror / Blue Anti-Fog [VTL*] 30% [Description]

Output: Mirrored finish offers the maximum reduction of glare in bright light conditions for improved performance and visibility.

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Input: [0] Red Mirror / Smoke Anti-Fog [VTL*] 30% [Description]

Output: Mirrored finish offers the maximum reduction of glare in bright light conditions for improved performance and visibility.

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Input: [0] Gold Mirror / Smoke Anti-Fog [VTL*] 30% [Description]

Output: Mirrored finish offers the maximum reduction of glare in bright light conditions for improved performance and visibility.

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Input: [Drug or Test] Alcohol intake, acute [Comments] Monitor and adjust dosage accordingly [Interaction]

Output: May increase serum phenytoin concentrationsa

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Input: [Drug or Test] Alcohol intake, chronic [Comments] Monitor and adjust dosage accordingly [Interaction]

Output: May decrease serum phenytoin concentrationsa

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Input: [Drug or Test] Amiodarone [Comments] Monitor and adjust dosage accordingly [Interaction]

Output: May increase serum phenytoin concentrationsa

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Input: [Drug or Test] Antacids, calcium-containing [Comments] Ingestion times of phenytoin and antacid preparations containing calcium should be staggered in patients with low serum phenytoin concentrations to prevent absorption problemsb [Interaction]

Output: Calcium ions interfere with GI absorption of phenytoinb

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Input: [Drug or Test] Anticoagulants, coumarin [Interaction]

Output: Efficacy is impaired by phenytoina

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Input: [Drug or Test] Antidepressants, tricyclic [Comments] Phenytoin dosage may need adjustmentb [Interaction]

Output: Antidepressant may precipitate seizures in susceptible patientsa

Phenytoin Sodium Monograph for Professionals - Drugs.com


Input: [Drug or Test] Carbamazepine [Comments] Monitor and adjust dosage accordingly [Interaction]

Output: May decrease serum phenytoin concentrationsa

Phenytoin Sodium Monograph for Professionals - Drugs.com


Input: [Drug or Test] Chloramphenicol [Comments] Monitor and adjust dosage accordingly [Interaction]

Output: May increase serum phenytoin concentrationsa

Phenytoin Sodium Monograph for Professionals - Drugs.com


Input: [Drug or Test] Chlordiazepoxide [Comments] Monitor and adjust dosage accordingly [Interaction]

Output: May increase serum phenytoin concentrationsa

Phenytoin Sodium Monograph for Professionals - Drugs.com


Input: [Drug or Test] Corticosteroids [Interaction]

Output: Efficacy is impaired by phenytoina

Phenytoin Sodium Monograph for Professionals - Drugs.com


Input: [Drug or Test] Diazepam [Comments] Monitor and adjust dosage accordingly [Interaction]

Output: May increase serum phenytoin concentrationsa

Phenytoin Sodium Monograph for Professionals - Drugs.com


Input: [Drug or Test] Dicumarol [Comments] Monitor and adjust dosage accordingly [Interaction]

Output: May increase serum phenytoin concentrationsa

Phenytoin Sodium Monograph for Professionals - Drugs.com


Input: [Drug or Test] Disulfiram [Comments] Monitor and adjust dosage accordingly [Interaction]

Output: May increase serum phenytoin concentrationsa

Phenytoin Sodium Monograph for Professionals - Drugs.com


Input: [Drug or Test] Doxycycline [Interaction]

Output: Efficacy impaired by phenytoina

Phenytoin Sodium Monograph for Professionals - Drugs.com


Input: [Drug or Test] Estrogens [Comments] Monitor and adjust dosage accordingly Observe for possible decreased estrogen efficacy [Interaction]

Output: May increase serum phenytoin concentrationsa Efficacy impaired by phenytoina

Phenytoin Sodium Monograph for Professionals - Drugs.com


Input: [Drug or Test] Furosemide [Interaction]

Output: Efficacy impaired by phenytoina

Phenytoin Sodium Monograph for Professionals - Drugs.com


Input: [Drug or Test] H2-Antagonists [Comments] Monitor and adjust dosage accordingly [Interaction]

Output: May increase serum phenytoin concentrationsa

Phenytoin Sodium Monograph for Professionals - Drugs.com


Input: [Drug or Test] Halothane [Comments] Monitor and adjust dosage accordingly [Interaction]

Output: May increase serum phenytoin concentrationsa

Phenytoin Sodium Monograph for Professionals - Drugs.com


Input: [Drug or Test] Isoniazid [Comments] Monitor and adjust dosage accordingly [Interaction]

Output: May increase serum phenytoin concentrationsa

Phenytoin Sodium Monograph for Professionals - Drugs.com


Input: [Drug or Test] Methylphenidate [Comments] Monitor and adjust dosage accordingly [Interaction]

Output: May increase serum phenytoin concentrationsa

Phenytoin Sodium Monograph for Professionals - Drugs.com


Input: [Drug or Test] Oral contraceptives [Interaction]

Output: Efficacy impaired by phenytoina

Phenytoin Sodium Monograph for Professionals - Drugs.com


Input: [Drug or Test] Phenobarbital [Comments] Monitor and adjust dosage accordingly [Interaction]

Output: May increase or decrease serum phenytoin concentrationsa

Phenytoin Sodium Monograph for Professionals - Drugs.com


Input: [Drug or Test] Phenothiazines [Comments] Monitor and adjust dosage accordingly [Interaction]

Output: May increase serum phenytoin concentrationsa

Phenytoin Sodium Monograph for Professionals - Drugs.com


Input: [Drug or Test] Quinidine [Comments] Monitor and adjust dosage accordingly [Interaction]

Output: Efficacy impaired by phenytoina

Phenytoin Sodium Monograph for Professionals - Drugs.com


Input: [Drug or Test] Reserpine [Comments] Monitor and adjust dosage accordingly [Interaction]

Output: May decrease serum phenytoin concentrationsa

Phenytoin Sodium Monograph for Professionals - Drugs.com


Input: [Drug or Test] Rifampin [Interaction]

Output: Efficacy impaired by phenytoina

Phenytoin Sodium Monograph for Professionals - Drugs.com


Input: [Drug or Test] Salicylates [Comments] Monitor and adjust dosage accordingly [Interaction]

Output: May increase serum phenytoin concentrationsa

Phenytoin Sodium Monograph for Professionals - Drugs.com


Input: [Drug or Test] Succinimides [Comments] Monitor and adjust dosage accordingly [Interaction]

Output: May increase serum phenytoin concentrationsa

Phenytoin Sodium Monograph for Professionals - Drugs.com


Input: [Drug or Test] Sucralfate [Comments] Monitor and adjust dosage accordingly [Interaction]

Output: May decrease serum phenytoin concentrationsa

Phenytoin Sodium Monograph for Professionals - Drugs.com


Input: [Drug or Test] Sulfonamides [Comments] Monitor and adjust dosage accordingly [Interaction]

Output: May increase serum phenytoin concentrationsa

Phenytoin Sodium Monograph for Professionals - Drugs.com


Input: [Drug or Test] Test, alkaline phosphatase, serum [Interaction]

Output: May increase serum alkaline phosphatase concentrations

Phenytoin Sodium Monograph for Professionals - Drugs.com


Input: [Drug or Test] Test, dexamethasone [Interaction]

Output: Phenytoin may cause slight decreases in urinary 17-hydroxycorticosteroids and 17-ketosteroids while urinary 6-β-hydroxycortisol excretion is increasedb Phenytoin may produce lower than normal values for the dexamethasone test

Phenytoin Sodium Monograph for Professionals - Drugs.com


Input: [Drug or Test] Test, γ-glutamyl transferase (γ-glutamyltranspeptidase, GGT, GGTP) [Interaction]

Output: Phenytoin may produce increased serum γ-glutamyl transferase concentrations

Phenytoin Sodium Monograph for Professionals - Drugs.com


Input: [Drug or Test] Test, metyrapone [Interaction]

Output: Phenytoin may cause slight decreases in urinary 17-hydroxycorticosteroids and 17-ketosteroids while urinary 6-β-hydroxycortisol excretion is increasedb Phenytoin may produce lower than normal values for the metyrapone testsb

Phenytoin Sodium Monograph for Professionals - Drugs.com


Input: [Drug or Test] Test, protein-bound iodine (PBI) [Comments] The 24-hour I 131 thyroidal uptake is apparently not affected Phenytoin may produce increased resin or red cell T3 uptake valuesb Lowered PBI values do not occur unless phenytoin is administered for 1 week or longer, and altered values persist for 7–10 days after phenytoin is discontinuedb [Interaction]

Output: Patients receiving phenytoin have shown reduced protein-bound iodine (PBI) test values without lowered triiodothyronine (T3) values and without clinical symptoms of hypothyroidism; free thyroxine concentrations may also be decreasedb

Phenytoin Sodium Monograph for Professionals - Drugs.com


Input: [Drug or Test] Theophylline [Comments] Monitor and adjust dosage accordingly [Interaction]

Output: Efficacy impaired by phenytoina

Phenytoin Sodium Monograph for Professionals - Drugs.com


Input: [Drug or Test] Tolbutamide [Comments] Monitor and adjust dosage accordingly [Interaction]

Output: May increase serum phenytoin concentrationsa

Phenytoin Sodium Monograph for Professionals - Drugs.com


Input: [Drug or Test] Trazodone [Comments] Monitor and adjust dosage accordingly [Interaction]

Output: May increase serum phenytoin concentrationsa

Phenytoin Sodium Monograph for Professionals - Drugs.com


Input: [Drug or Test] Valproic acid [Comments] Monitor and adjust dosage accordingly [Interaction]

Output: May increase or decrease serum phenytoin concentrationsa

Phenytoin Sodium Monograph for Professionals - Drugs.com


Input: [Drug or Test] Vitamin D [Interaction]

Output: Efficacy impaired by phenytoina

Phenytoin Sodium Monograph for Professionals - Drugs.com


Input: [0] Liquid [Effer-K®] yes [KCl Tablets & Capsules] no [KCl Solution]

Output: yes

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Input: [0] Palatable Taste [Effer-K®] yes [KCl Tablets & Capsules] no [KCl Solution]

Output: no

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Input: [0] Easy to Swallow [Effer-K®] yes [KCl Tablets & Capsules] no [KCl Solution]

Output: no

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Input: [0] Readily Absorbed and Bio-Available [Effer-K®] yes [KCl Tablets & Capsules] no [KCl Solution]

Output: yes

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Input: [0] Ease for G or NG Tube [Effer-K®] yes [KCl Tablets & Capsules] no [KCl Solution]

Output: yes

About Effer-K® - Effervescent Potassium Citrate


Input: [0] Positive GI Side Effect Profile [Effer-K®] yes [KCl Tablets & Capsules] no [KCl Solution]

Output: no

About Effer-K® - Effervescent Potassium Citrate


Input: [0] Low Cost [Effer-K®] yes [KCl Tablets & Capsules] yes [KCl Solution]

Output: yes

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Input: [0] Multiple Flavors [Effer-K®] yes [KCl Tablets & Capsules] no [KCl Solution]

Output: no

About Effer-K® - Effervescent Potassium Citrate


Input: [Time] 1:00 - 3:00 am [Function] The liver gets down to the work of apportioning the day's nutrients and detoxifying the day's toxin load. Deep resting and dreaming also occurs during this time and it is the worst time to eat as the Small Intestine meridian is at its lowest ebb. Anger, frustration and rage reach a peak. [Meridian]

Output: Liver


Input: [Time] 3:00 - 5:00 am [Function] The respiratory tract, lungs and sinuses are cleansed and maintained. Gentle breathing occurs and sleep becomes shallower in preparation for waking. Grief and sadness may be experienced at this time. [Meridian]

Output: Lung


Input: [Time] 5:00 - 7:00 am [Function] The large intestine packs the stool for excretion ideally at 7 am so it is important to allow time for elimination in the early morming. Drinking water and avoiding caffeine during this time helps promote defecation. Guilt and defensiveness may occur at this time. [Meridian]

Output: Large Intestine


Input: [Time] 7:00 - 9:00 am [Function] The peak time of the day for digestion. For this reason TCM advocates suggest having the main meal including protein at breakfast. The emotions of disgust and despair may be experienced at this time. [Meridian]

Output: Stomach


Input: [Time] 9:00 - 11:00 am [Function] Said to be the most important digestive organ in TCM, the Spleen meridian directs the processes of digestion, transforming foods into Chi and blood. The Spleen also governs the immune system and allergies may be most pronounced at this time. This time window is good for thinking and working, although jealousy, worry and low self-esteem may also be experienced. [Meridian]

Output: Spleen


Input: [Time] 11:00 am - 1:00 pm [Function] Palpitations may be noticed during this time and the majority of heart attacks are said to occur during the late morning. This is not a time to place the heart under additional stress by exercising or being exposed to excessive heat. A good time for meeting, talking and eating, although joy and sadness may also occur. [Meridian]

Output: Heart


Input: [Time] 1:00 - 3:00 pm [Function] The small intestine is busy digesting lunch and this may be the time when symptoms such as indigestion, abdominal pain and bloating most occur. This time window is good for sorting and organising, although insecurity, vulnerability and abandonment may also be experienced. [Meridian]

Output: Small Intestine


Input: [Time] 3:00 - 5:00 pm [Function] The Bladder meridian is associated with the skin and skin irritations and eczema may be noticed during this time. Many people may feel tired and want a nap mid-afternoon and a salty snack such as a bowl of miso soup is said to strengthen the Bladder meridian. Good for storing and reserving, although this time may be associated with timidity. [Meridian]

Output: Bladder


Input: [Time] 5:00 - 7:00 pm [Function] Tiredness may carry over from Bladder time if the adrenals are depleted (also governed by the Kidney meridian). However, if the adrenals are strong, there may be a second wind of energy. Good for driving and consolidating, although fear and terror may reach a peak. [Meridian]

Output: Kidney


Input: [Time] 7:00 - 9:00 pm [Function] This meridian governs the master glands and reproductive organs. If depleted, low back pain may result arising from the kidneys. Good for socialising, flirting and sex. Negative aspects include being unresponsive and unable to express emotions, feeling hurt, or extremes of joy. [Meridian]

Output: Circulation-Sex


Input: [Time] 9:00 - 11:00 pm [Function] The Triple Warmer meridian governs the endocrine system and the blood vessels. Headaches or feeling tired and weak during this time may indicate significant arterial repair taking place. Good for relaxing, although may be associated with feelings of hopelessness, confusion, and paranoia. [Meridian]

Output: Triple Warmer


Input: [Time] 11:00 pm - 1:00 am [Function] This meridian is associated with regeneration and sleep which is why we are told that the hours before midnight are important! If restless during this time, this indicates that the gallbladder and liver are overwhelmed and the toxins remaining in circulation are acting as an irritant to the brain. Emotions associated with this time window include bitterness and resentment. [Meridian]

Output: Gall Bladder


Input: [Arms] Active Comparator: Water Quality 100 clusters, approximately 1,000 newborns [Assigned Interventions]

Output: Behavioral: Water Quality Hardware: Chlorine dispensers provided for free at communal water sources. Promotion: Local promoters will visit study compounds at least monthly during the first year and bi-monthly thereafter to deliver behavior change messages that focus on the treatment of drinking water for all children living in the household.

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Input: [Arms] Active Comparator: Sanitation 100 clusters, approximately 1,000 newborns [Assigned Interventions]

Output: Behavioral: Sanitation Hardware: Free child potties, sani-scoop hoes to remove feces from household environments, and new or upgraded pit latrine for each study compound. Upgrades may include structural improvements, plastic slabs, and superstructure improvements. Promotion: Local promoters will visit study compounds at least monthly during the first year and bi-monthly thereafter to deliver behavior change messages that focus on the use of latrines for defecation and the removal of human and animal feces from the compound.

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Input: [Arms] Active Comparator: Handwashing 100 clusters, approximately 1,000 newborns [Assigned Interventions]

Output: Behavioral: Handwashing Hardware: Handwashing "dual tippy tap" stations, including jugs for clean and for soapy water. Handwashing stations will be stocked with soap for the duration of the trial. Promotion: Local promoters will visit study compounds at least monthly during the first year and bi-monthly thereafter to deliver behavior change messages that focus on handwashing with soap at critical times around food preparation, defecation, and contact with feces.

WASH Benefits Kenya - Full Text View - ClinicalTrials.gov


Input: [Arms] Active Comparator: Combined Water, Sanitation, and Handwashing 100 clusters, approximately 1,000 newborns [Assigned Interventions]

Output: Behavioral: Water Quality Hardware: Chlorine dispensers provided for free at communal water sources. Promotion: Local promoters will visit study compounds at least monthly during the first year and bi-monthly thereafter to deliver behavior change messages that focus on the treatment of drinking water for all children living in the household. Behavioral: Sanitation Hardware: Free child potties, sani-scoop hoes to remove feces from household environments, and new or upgraded pit latrine for each study compound. Upgrades may include structural improvements, plastic slabs, and superstructure improvements. Promotion: Local promoters will visit study compounds at least monthly during the first year and bi-monthly thereafter to deliver behavior change messages that focus on the use of latrines for defecation and the removal of human and animal feces from the compound. Behavioral: Handwashing Hardware: Handwashing "dual tippy tap" stations, including jugs for clean and for soapy water. Handwashing stations will be stocked with soap for the duration of the trial. Promotion: Local promoters will visit study compounds at least monthly during the first year and bi-monthly thereafter to deliver behavior change messages that focus on handwashing with soap at critical times around food preparation, defecation, and contact with feces.

WASH Benefits Kenya - Full Text View - ClinicalTrials.gov


Input: [Arms] Active Comparator: Nutrition 100 clusters, approximately 1,000 newborns [Assigned Interventions]

Output: Dietary Supplement: Nutrition Supplement: Lipid-based Nutrient Supplement (LNS) twice daily from ages 6 to 24 months. Promotion: Local promoters will visit study compounds at least monthly during the first year and bi-monthly thereafter to deliver behavior change messages modeled on those recommended in the Guiding Principles for Complementary Feeding of the Breastfed Child and the recent UNICEF Program Guide for Infant and Young Child Feeding Practices. General messages will include (1) practice exclusive breastfeeding from birth to 6 months of age and introduce complementary foods at 6 months of age while continuing to breastfeed; (2) continue breast feeding as you did before receiving LNS; (3) provide your child micronutrient-rich foods such as meat, fish, eggs, and vitamin A rich fruits and vegetables; and (4) feed your child at least 2-3 times per day when 6-8 months old and 3-4 times per day when 9-24 months old.

WASH Benefits Kenya - Full Text View - ClinicalTrials.gov


Input: [Arms] Active Comparator: Nutrition + Combined Water, Sanitation, and Handwashing 100 clusters, approximately 1,000 newborns [Assigned Interventions]

Output: Behavioral: Water Quality Hardware: Chlorine dispensers provided for free at communal water sources. Promotion: Local promoters will visit study compounds at least monthly during the first year and bi-monthly thereafter to deliver behavior change messages that focus on the treatment of drinking water for all children living in the household. Behavioral: Sanitation Hardware: Free child potties, sani-scoop hoes to remove feces from household environments, and new or upgraded pit latrine for each study compound. Upgrades may include structural improvements, plastic slabs, and superstructure improvements. Promotion: Local promoters will visit study compounds at least monthly during the first year and bi-monthly thereafter to deliver behavior change messages that focus on the use of latrines for defecation and the removal of human and animal feces from the compound. Behavioral: Handwashing Hardware: Handwashing "dual tippy tap" stations, including jugs for clean and for soapy water. Handwashing stations will be stocked with soap for the duration of the trial. Promotion: Local promoters will visit study compounds at least monthly during the first year and bi-monthly thereafter to deliver behavior change messages that focus on handwashing with soap at critical times around food preparation, defecation, and contact with feces. Dietary Supplement: Nutrition Supplement: Lipid-based Nutrient Supplement (LNS) twice daily from ages 6 to 24 months. Promotion: Local promoters will visit study compounds at least monthly during the first year and bi-monthly thereafter to deliver behavior change messages modeled on those recommended in the Guiding Principles for Complementary Feeding of the Breastfed Child and the recent UNICEF Program Guide for Infant and Young Child Feeding Practices. General messages will include (1) practice exclusive breastfeeding from birth to 6 months of age and introduce complementary foods at 6 months of age while continuing to breastfeed; (2) continue breast feeding as you did before receiving LNS; (3) provide your child micronutrient-rich foods such as meat, fish, eggs, and vitamin A rich fruits and vegetables; and (4) feed your child at least 2-3 times per day when 6-8 months old and 3-4 times per day when 9-24 months old.

WASH Benefits Kenya - Full Text View - ClinicalTrials.gov


Input: [SSB] acid-lead [Manufacturer]

Output: Rechargeable battery type

SBL 120-12I SSB - Rechargeable battery: acid-lead | TME - Electronic components


Input: [SSB] 12V [Manufacturer]

Output: Rated voltage

SBL 120-12I SSB - Rechargeable battery: acid-lead | TME - Electronic components


Input: [SSB] 120Ah [Manufacturer]

Output: Capacity

SBL 120-12I SSB - Rechargeable battery: acid-lead | TME - Electronic components


Input: [SSB] 10-12 years [Manufacturer]

Output: Storage time

SBL 120-12I SSB - Rechargeable battery: acid-lead | TME - Electronic components


Input: [SSB] 330 x 171 x 222mm [Manufacturer]

Output: Body dimensions

SBL 120-12I SSB - Rechargeable battery: acid-lead | TME - Electronic components


Input: [SSB] power backup systems, alarm systems [Manufacturer]

Output: Rechargeable batteries application

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Input: [SSB] 35.5kg [Manufacturer]

Output: Weight

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Input: [SSB] M8 screws [Manufacturer]

Output: Leads

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Input: [SSB] SAZ200/01, SAZ400/01, ZZA-200S, ZZA-300A, ZZA-400S, ZZA-600S [Manufacturer]

Output: Application

SBL 120-12I SSB - Rechargeable battery: acid-lead | TME - Electronic components


Input: [Localization] synovial fluid, articular cartilage, skin, vitreous humor, ECM of loose connective tissue [Comments] large polymers; molecular weight can reach 1 million Daltons; high shock absorbing character; average person has 15 gm in body; 30% turned over every day; synthesized in plasma membrane by three hyaluronan synthases: HAS1, HAS2, and HAS3 [GAG]

Output: Hyaluronate


Input: [Localization] cartilage, bone, heart valves [Comments] most abundant GAG; usually associated with protein to form proteoglycans; the chondroitin sulfate proteoglycans form a family of molecules called lecticans and includes aggrecan, versican, brevican, and neurcan; major component of the ECM; loss of chondroitin sulfate from cartilage is a major cause of osteoarthritis [GAG]

Output: Chondroitin sulfate


Input: [Localization] basement membranes, components of cell surfaces [Comments] contains higher acetylated glucosamine than heparin; found associated with protein forming heparan sulfate proteoglycans (HSPG); major HSPG forms are the syndecans and GPI-linked glypicans; HSPG binds numerous ligands such as fibroblast growth factors (FGFs), vascular endothelial growth factor (VEGF), and heptocyte growth factor (HGF); HSPG also binds chylomicron remnants at the surface of heptocytes; HSPG derived from endothelial cells act as anti-coagulant molecules [GAG]

Output: Heparan sulfate


Input: [Localization] component of intracellular granules of mast cells, lining the arteries of the lungs, liver and skin [Comments] more sulfated than heparan sulfates; clinically useful as an injectable anticoagulant although the precise role in vivo is likely defense against invading bacteria and foreign substances [GAG]

Output: Heparin


Input: [Localization] skin, blood vessels, heart valves, tendons, lung [Comments] was originally referred to as chrondroitin sulfate B which is a term no longer used; may function in coagulation, wound repair, fibrosis, and infection; excess accumulation in the mitral valve can result in mitral valve prolapse [GAG]

Output: Dermatan sulfate


Input: [Localization] cornea, bone, cartilage aggregated with chondroitin sulfates [Comments] usually associated with protein forming proteoglycans; keratan sulfate proteoglycans include lumican, keratocan, fibromodulin, aggrecan, osteoadherin, and prolargin [GAG]

Output: Keratan sulfate


Input: [INTRATHECAL] Yes [ENDOTOXIN LIMIT] .2 endotoxin unit per kilogram [TYPE]

Output: Injectable drug

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Input: [INTRATHECAL] No [ENDOTOXIN LIMIT] 5 endotoxin units per kilogram [TYPE]

Output: Injectable drug

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Input: [INTRATHECAL] Yes [ENDOTOXIN LIMIT] .06 endotoxin units per milliliter [TYPE]

Output: Medical device

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Input: [INTRATHECAL] No [ENDOTOXIN LIMIT] .5 endotoxin units per milliliter [TYPE]

Output: Medical device

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Input: [INTRATHECAL] Yes [ENDOTOXIN LIMIT] 14 endotoxin units per volume [TYPE]

Output: Radiopharmaceuticals

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Input: [INTRATHECAL] No [ENDOTOXIN LIMIT] 175 endotoxin units per volume [TYPE]

Output: Radiopharmaceuticals

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Input: [INTRATHECAL] – [ENDOTOXIN LIMIT] .25 endotoxin units per millimeter [TYPE]

Output: Sterile water

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Input: [INTRATHECAL] – [ENDOTOXIN LIMIT] Positive product controls recovery >50% [TYPE]

Output: Assay

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Input: [Circulatory & Nervous Systems] Arthritis [Digestive System] Constipation Myopia [Other] Substance abuse [Other Chronic Diseases]

Output: Diabetes

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Input: [Circulatory & Nervous Systems] Rheumatism [Digestive System] Ulcers Retinopathy [Other] Insomnia [Other Chronic Diseases]

Output: Cancer; reduce side effects of chemo-therapthy

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Input: [Circulatory & Nervous Systems] Sciatic Neuralgia [Digestive System] Liver disease Meniere’s disease [Other] Stress [Other Chronic Diseases]

Output: Cerebral Palsy & Multiple Sclerosis

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Input: [Circulatory & Nervous Systems] Peripheral Vascular disease [Digestive System] Kidney disease Allergies [Other] Paralysis, due to external injury [Other Chronic Diseases]

Output: Parkinson’s disease

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Input: [Circulatory & Nervous Systems] Headaches [Digestive System] Obesity Asthma [Other] Chronic pain [Other Chronic Diseases]

Output: Post-stroke syndrome

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Input: [Circulatory & Nervous Systems] Hypertension &High Blood Pressure [Digestive System] Gastritis [Other] Aphasia; temporary loss of speech [Other Chronic Diseases]

Output: Gout

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Input: [Category] Ease to put on [Notes]

Output: To get the two pieces to fit right, a little extra time is needed to make sure that the suit is lined-up correctly for the best fit to reduce any possible chaffing.

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Input: [Category] Comfort [Notes]

Output: This suit fit great! My only issue was a little over heating in waters that were warm enough that I would otherwise normally not worry about being too warm.

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Input: [Category] Buoyancy [Notes]

Output: When swimming in this suit, I felt my form was as good as it gets. My only complaint would be that when I went swimming without a wetsuit, I found that I had used the suit as a little bit of a crutch to hide any flaws in my stroke.

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Input: [Category] Ease to take off [Notes]

Output: Getting used to having two pieces to take off took just a little getting used to, but once I did, I had no problems getting the suit off.

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Input: [Category] Cosmo Factor* [Notes]

Output: The Black Pearl has a very clean and refined look to it. I guess basic black is hard to go wrong with. The graphics are very subtle, but work well.

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Input: [Category] Overall [Notes]

Output: My only issues with this suit were overheating and price. If it were my only suit, I would have a tough time using both pieces all year long. As a two piece, I could add a vest top to help with the heat which would give me two suits for a very competitive cost of owning two separate suits. As a beginner, this suit is on the expensive side for a first wetsuit. If you know you will be using it a lot, it is worth the money all day long.

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Input: [Part] Tip Segments [Anatomical Names] Distal phalanges 3rd phalanges [Hand Analysis Names]

Output: 1st segments 1st phalanges


Input: [Part] Middle Segments [Anatomical Names] Middle phalanges 2nd phalanges [Hand Analysis Names]

Output: 2nd segments 2nd phalanges


Input: [Part] Base Segments [Anatomical Names] Proximal phalanges 1st phalanges [Hand Analysis Names]

Output: 3rd segments 3rd phalanges


Input: [Part] Top Knuckles [Anatomical Names] Distal interphalangeal joints DIP joints [Hand Analysis Names]

Output: 1st knuckles 1st knots


Input: [Part] Middle Knuckles [Anatomical Names] Proximal interphalangeal joints PIP joints [Hand Analysis Names]

Output: 2nd knuckles 2nd knots


Input: [Part] Base Knuckles [Anatomical Names] 1st joints Knuckles [Hand Analysis Names]

Output: 3rd knuckles 3rd knots


Input: [Reviewer] Nik [Date] 5/22/2015 6:11 am [Comments] Beautiful neutral lacquer that does not match skin colour. Some neutral polishes seem to make your nails disappear. This one is obvious your nails are lacquered yet goes with anything and everything you may wear. I love the shimmer! It makes this lacquer seem more sophisticated. [Title]

Output: Best Neutral

Toffee Nail Polish – Aston : butter LONDON


Input: [Reviewer] Susan [Date] 8/11/2014 7:32 am [Comments] Beautiful neutral color!! Can wear year round. Goes on smoothly. Absolutely one of my favorites. Wears very well, I get at least 7 days with tops and tails. Get lets of compliments [Title]

Output: Aston

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Input: [Date] 8/9/2014 2:54 pm [Comments] This color is shimmery and a little sheer, and shades from a buttery toffee color to a classic dusty rose depending on the light. It's a little sedate for my personal taste, but there's no question that it's both beautiful and versatile. Most importantly, though, the formula is amazing. I've never applied a polish more easily, and it lasted with no chips and very little wear on a week-long vacation. This is the laquer I'll reach for when it just HAS to be right. [Title]

Output: Lovely Neutral

Toffee Nail Polish – Aston : butter LONDON


Input: [Date] 8/4/2014 1:41 pm [Comments] Aston is a shimmery brownish pink that reminds me of the inside of a shell. It's a soft, muted color that shades from buttery toffee to a classic dusty rose depending on the light. It's simple and pretty and has to be the easiest formula I've ever used, even for bL. [Title]

Output: Effortless

Toffee Nail Polish – Aston : butter LONDON


Input: [Reviewer] sew_lin [Date] 7/7/2014 8:07 am [Comments] This was the first color I got from Butter London and it remains one of my favorites. I would categorize this color as a neutral and I found that I can wear it with almost anything. Very versatile. [Title]

Output: Beautiful Color

Toffee Nail Polish – Aston : butter LONDON


Input: [Date] 7/2/2014 7:13 pm [Comments] This lacquer appears sedate, but it is really quite lovely. I wear a lot of BL blues and greens, so at first glance, I didn't think this was my thing. But it turns out to be so very right once it's on my nails I keep wearing it again and again. Aston, you're no Thames, but I like you just fine the way you are. [Title]

Output: A walk on the mild side

Toffee Nail Polish – Aston : butter LONDON


Input: [Reviewer] Jess [Date] 5/1/2014 10:23 pm [Comments] A bit more rosy than the photo with a hint of shimmer. Gorgeous lacquer. [Title]

Output: Rosey

Toffee Nail Polish – Aston : butter LONDON


Input: [Date] 4/25/2014 8:43 am [Comments] Aston is easily overlooked, but it's worth a second glance. This bronzey, terracotta neutral belongs with All Hail The Queen & Yummy Mummy in the panthéon of "beautiful on every skin tone" BL nudes. Luckily, Nordstrom had an Aston sampler, and I had *one* remaining nail to swatch... I was stunned! I have very pale, glow-in-the-dark Caucasian skin, and it was beautiful on me. Aston is a warm "nude, " like a flash of a summer tan for your nails, with an incredibly, super-subtle hint of miniscule silver sparkle. I was oohing & aahing, and the saleswoman so admired it on me, that she tried it, too. It was lovely on her medium toned black skin - like an AHTQ & YM holy grail for dark complexions. Needless to say, she fell in love & grabbed a bottle to purchase, too. Don't overlook Aston - it is a truly unique, beautiful variation on an elegant "nude" nail - and gorgeous on all skin tones. [Title]

Output: Gorgeous, darker "nude" for all

Toffee Nail Polish – Aston : butter LONDON


Input: [Reviewer] Brandy Lee [Date] 4/25/2014 8:11 am [Comments] The formula is flawless, and the effect is a jaw dropingly sexy neutral. People will grasp and grab my hand, as if I was wearing a 6 karat diamond ring. Very long lasting, too. [Title]

Output: Perfection

Toffee Nail Polish – Aston : butter LONDON


Input: [Product Name] BOA Vision Optical Inspection Tool [Notes]

Output: BOA is a highly integrated optical inspection tool for controlling quality and increasing productivity. It comprises all the elements of an industrial machine vision system in a tiny smart camera...

Teledyne DALSA CCD Image Sensors Data Sheets | IHS Engineering360


Input: [Product Name] Hyperspectral Image Sensor [Notes]

Output: DALSA is pleased to offer new and expanded VNIR (visible to near infrared) hyperspectral image sensor capability for remote sensing applications, such as environmental observation, defense and security and other...

Teledyne DALSA CCD Image Sensors Data Sheets | IHS Engineering360


Input: [Product Name] Multispectral Image Sensor [Notes]

Output: DALSA is pleased to offer new and expanded VNIR (visible to near infrared) multispectral image sensor capability for remote sensing applications, such as environmental observation, defense and security and other...

Teledyne DALSA CCD Image Sensors Data Sheets | IHS Engineering360


Input: [Product Name] High Resolution Image Sensor [Notes]

Output: DALSA's ability to deliver custom very large format devices with exceptional imaging performance makes us the supplier of choice for ultra-high resolution panchromatic imaging. With custom devices more than 16000...

Teledyne DALSA CCD Image Sensors Data Sheets | IHS Engineering360


Input: [Product Name] High QE 4 MP CCD -- IA-DJ-02084 [Notes]

Output: DALSA's newest 4 megapixel true two-phase CCD is designed to meet specific scientific and X-ray applications requirements for high sensitivity, high frame rate and large field of view. DALSA's High...

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Input: [Product Name] 60 MP Color CCD -- FTF9168C [Notes]

Output: Specifically designed for the most demanding professional digital still applications such as photography, aerial photogrammetry and metrology, Teledyne DALSA's 60megapixel full frame CCD is one of our highest resolution image...

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Input: [ID] 1 [Article]

Output: Immune Thrombocytopenia Purpura (Pediatric)


Input: [ID] 2 [Article]

Output: Important Information About My Child's Asthma


Input: [ID] 3 [Article]

Output: Infection of the Premature Infant


Input: [ID] 4 [Article]

Output: Insect Bites and Stings


Input: [ID] 5 [Article]

Output: Interacting with Your Premature Baby in the NICU


Input: [ID] 6 [Article]

Output: Intraventricular Hemorrhage (IVH) in Infants


Input: [Mini Loop Strap™ - QD] Up to 2.5 lbs (1.13kg) [0]

Output: Recommended Load


Input: [Mini Loop Strap™ - QD] Neck [0]

Output: Carry Style


Input: [Mini Loop Strap™ - QD] One [0]

Output: # of Connection Points


Input: [Mini Loop Strap™ - QD] Small Cord Loop (1,5mm) [0]

Output: Connection Type


Input: [Mini Loop Strap™ - QD] Fully adjustable 17" to 25" (43,2cm - 63,5cm) [0]

Output: Strap Length


Input: [Mini Loop Strap™ - QD] 0.625" by 12" Neoprene (1,58cm - 30,48cm) [0]

Output: Pad Dimensions


Input: [Mini Loop Strap™ - QD] Yes, 3/8" mini quick disconnect [0]

Output: Quick Disconnects


Input: [Mini Loop Strap™ - QD] Neoprene pad and nylon cord [0]

Output: Materials


Input: [Mini Loop Strap™ - QD] Uses small cord, not webbing [0]

Output: Webbing Width


Input: [Mini Loop Strap™ - QD] Yes [0]

Output: Made in the USA


Input: [Metal:] Gold [Rad. Contaminated:] No [Scrap]

Output: Yes


Input: [Metal:] Silver [Rad. Contaminated:] No [Scrap]

Output: Yes


Input: [Metal:] Platinum [Rad. Contaminated:] No [Scrap]

Output: Yes


Input: [Metal:] Rhodium [Rad. Contaminated:] No [Scrap]

Output: Yes


Input: [Metal:] Palladium [Rad. Contaminated:] No [Scrap]

Output: Yes


Input: [Metal:] Iridium [Rad. Contaminated:] No [Scrap]

Output: No


Input: [Metal:] Osmium [Rad. Contaminated:] No [Scrap]

Output: No


Input: [Metal:] Ruthenium [Rad. Contaminated:] No [Scrap]

Output: No


Input: [Features] multiSense Functionality - Simultaneous Touch and Stylus Operation [Benefits]

Output: Use Touch While Writing with Stylus to Zoom, Scroll, Erase, Turn the Page and Perform Other Advanced Gestures Rotate, Move and Zoom into 3D Drawings and Images


Input: [Features] Excellent Palm Rejection [Benefits]

Output: Write Comfortably with Palm Resting on the Touchscreen Without Erroneous Touches