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23500 | These free electrons can carry heat and electricity, which explains why metals are good electrical and thermal (heat) conductors. | Metal conducts heat and electricity so well because of free flowing electrons. | entailment |
23501 | They possess high electrical and thermal conductivity because the free electrons flow with a charge or heat energy through the metal. | Metal conducts heat and electricity so well because of free flowing electrons. | entailment |
23502 | 520, Synthetic Resins or Natural Rubbers, for compositions comprising a mineral oil having drying properties and a synthetic resin or natural rubber. | A synthetic diamond is not considered a mineral because minerals must be created naturally. | neutral |
23503 | A polymorph of the mineral diamond is the mineral graphite. | A synthetic diamond is not considered a mineral because minerals must be created naturally. | neutral |
23504 | A stroll in naturally exotic Diamond Botanical Gardens, Waterfall, and Mineral Baths will be enjoyed. | A synthetic diamond is not considered a mineral because minerals must be created naturally. | neutral |
23505 | Abrasives are either naturally occurring or synthetic minerals. | A synthetic diamond is not considered a mineral because minerals must be created naturally. | neutral |
23506 | Although it is the hardest natural mineral, diamond has perfect cleavage in four directions. | A synthetic diamond is not considered a mineral because minerals must be created naturally. | neutral |
23507 | Among the natural resources were counted minerals such as gold, diamond, silica, and bauxite; | A synthetic diamond is not considered a mineral because minerals must be created naturally. | neutral |
23508 | AnimaLife vitamins and minerals are not synthetic; | A synthetic diamond is not considered a mineral because minerals must be created naturally. | neutral |
23509 | Application of the IES technique to naturally occurring minerals, synthetic minerals, and inorganic materials are shown. | A synthetic diamond is not considered a mineral because minerals must be created naturally. | neutral |
23510 | Both natural and synthetic minerals are included. | A synthetic diamond is not considered a mineral because minerals must be created naturally. | neutral |
23511 | Diamond, being a natural stone, often contains small mineral inclusions. | A synthetic diamond is not considered a mineral because minerals must be created naturally. | neutral |
23512 | Furthermore, because HAPEX TM utilises a synthetic form of HA bone mineral, it is bioactive, promoting localised bone apposition in vivo which creates a strong, secure bond between the natural hard tissue and the synthetic implant. | A synthetic diamond is not considered a mineral because minerals must be created naturally. | neutral |
23513 | Inorganic pigments can be obtained from various naturally occurring mineral sources or minerals which have been obtained synthetically. | A synthetic diamond is not considered a mineral because minerals must be created naturally. | neutral |
23514 | It is possible to make synthetic hydroxyapatite, fluoroapatite and chloroapatite minerals that conform to the same mineral structure and formula as natural apatites; | A synthetic diamond is not considered a mineral because minerals must be created naturally. | neutral |
23515 | Michigan Mineral is a natural artesian water and is considered an excellent mineral water . | A synthetic diamond is not considered a mineral because minerals must be created naturally. | neutral |
23516 | Minerals must have a natural origin in order to be minerals. | A synthetic diamond is not considered a mineral because minerals must be created naturally. | entailment |
23517 | Minerals such as diamond are found in the mountains. | A synthetic diamond is not considered a mineral because minerals must be created naturally. | neutral |
23518 | Most gem minerals lack metallic bonding and thus are nonconductors, with the exception of natural and synthetic blue diamonds that do conduct electricity. | A synthetic diamond is not considered a mineral because minerals must be created naturally. | neutral |
23519 | Most vitamin and mineral supplements are synthetic, and are pharmaceutically created. | A synthetic diamond is not considered a mineral because minerals must be created naturally. | neutral |
23520 | Some pigments are derived from natural ores and minerals, yet are synthetic. | A synthetic diamond is not considered a mineral because minerals must be created naturally. | neutral |
23521 | Synthetic Mineral Fibres - | A synthetic diamond is not considered a mineral because minerals must be created naturally. | neutral |
23522 | Synthetic vitamins and minerals are allowed. | A synthetic diamond is not considered a mineral because minerals must be created naturally. | neutral |
23523 | The Mineral primate is the Diamond. | A synthetic diamond is not considered a mineral because minerals must be created naturally. | neutral |
23524 | The combustion of minerals shall be considered synthetic and reviewed for compatibility under the OFPA Sec. | A synthetic diamond is not considered a mineral because minerals must be created naturally. | neutral |
23525 | The new ones must be considered instead as synthetic fuels, meaning that they must be artificially processed to separate the hydrocarbons from the mineral matrices in which they are locked up. | A synthetic diamond is not considered a mineral because minerals must be created naturally. | neutral |
23526 | They are capable of reacting with a variety of natural metals, minerals and synthetic and organic compounds. | A synthetic diamond is not considered a mineral because minerals must be created naturally. | neutral |
23527 | This is a blend of mineral and synthetic oil. | A synthetic diamond is not considered a mineral because minerals must be created naturally. | neutral |
23528 | This web site is created by a mining professional dedicated to development of mining of mineral resources, especially alluvial mining of gold and diamond, and exploration for natural resources. | A synthetic diamond is not considered a mineral because minerals must be created naturally. | neutral |
23529 | of the nature of a mineral; pertaining to a mineral or minerals. | A synthetic diamond is not considered a mineral because minerals must be created naturally. | neutral |
23530 | A buildup of CO2 in the blood due to depressed respiratory rate causes respiratory acidosis, while increased respiratory rate decreases blood CO2 leading to respiratory alkalosis. | Respiratory acidosis is considered to be problematic because excess co2 in blood. | entailment |
23531 | A decrease in blood pH due to respiratory depression is called respiratory acidosis. | Respiratory acidosis is considered to be problematic because excess co2 in blood. | neutral |
23532 | Actual bicarbonate will be higher if Pa CO2 is more than 40 mm Hg (i.e., in respiratory acidosis). | Respiratory acidosis is considered to be problematic because excess co2 in blood. | neutral |
23533 | Arterial blood gas shows low levels of oxygen (hypoxemia) and respiratory acidosis . | Respiratory acidosis is considered to be problematic because excess co2 in blood. | neutral |
23534 | Arterial blood gases showed severe respiratory acidosis and hypoxemia. | Respiratory acidosis is considered to be problematic because excess co2 in blood. | neutral |
23535 | Blood analysis reveals significant hypoxemia and respiratory acidosis. | Respiratory acidosis is considered to be problematic because excess co2 in blood. | neutral |
23536 | Blood gas analysis may prevent excessive diagnosis of renal tubular acidosis. | Respiratory acidosis is considered to be problematic because excess co2 in blood. | neutral |
23537 | Blood gas measurements show respiratory acidosis with elevated PaVCO 2 ; | Respiratory acidosis is considered to be problematic because excess co2 in blood. | neutral |
23538 | Blood gases may be used to detect metabolic acidosis and the degree of respiratory compensation. | Respiratory acidosis is considered to be problematic because excess co2 in blood. | neutral |
23539 | Blood work (I-Stat 8) showed respiratory acidosis and a mild hyperkalemia. | Respiratory acidosis is considered to be problematic because excess co2 in blood. | neutral |
23540 | Decrease in blood CO2 is seen in metabolic acidosis and compensated respiratory alkalosis. | Respiratory acidosis is considered to be problematic because excess co2 in blood. | neutral |
23541 | GHB may cause a mild respiratory acidosis detectable with an arterial blood gas. | Respiratory acidosis is considered to be problematic because excess co2 in blood. | neutral |
23542 | In summary, the kidneys partially compensate for respiratory acidosis by raising blood bicarbonate. | Respiratory acidosis is considered to be problematic because excess co2 in blood. | neutral |
23543 | It should be used with caution in patients with high total CO2 and buffer base secondary to primary respiratory acidosis. | Respiratory acidosis is considered to be problematic because excess co2 in blood. | neutral |
23544 | The last blood gas indicates a severe respiratory acidosis. | Respiratory acidosis is considered to be problematic because excess co2 in blood. | neutral |
23545 | a) Respiratory acidosis b) Decreased elimination by lungs of CO2 c) Respiratory alkalosis d) Hypoventilation e) A mixture of the above 3. | Respiratory acidosis is considered to be problematic because excess co2 in blood. | neutral |
23546 | acidosis A condition in which blood pH decreases, either for metobolic or respiratory reasons. | Respiratory acidosis is considered to be problematic because excess co2 in blood. | neutral |
23547 | increased respiration blows off CO2 CO2 contributes to acidosis so the net result of losing CO2 is (temporary) respiratory alkalosis. | Respiratory acidosis is considered to be problematic because excess co2 in blood. | neutral |
23548 | And again the maid heard it, very faint and far away. | Uranus is so faint because it is far away. | neutral |
23549 | But there are many more objects just like those that are so far away and so faint we cannot see them at all. | Uranus is so faint because it is far away. | neutral |
23550 | Faint and far away, now rapid, now slow; | Uranus is so faint because it is far away. | neutral |
23551 | Far away, so faint and far, Is flaming London, fevered Paris, That I fancy I have gained another star; | Uranus is so faint because it is far away. | neutral |
23552 | Grew strange and murmurous, faint and far away. | Uranus is so faint because it is far away. | neutral |
23553 | Her voice sounded faint and far away. | Uranus is so faint because it is far away. | neutral |
23554 | However, based on the data so far, the team is confident these are true moons of Uranus. | Uranus is so faint because it is far away. | neutral |
23555 | It is so far away from the Sun that the gases common in the other planets (Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, and Neptune) are frozen. | Uranus is so faint because it is far away. | neutral |
23556 | It seemed so faint and far away. | Uranus is so faint because it is far away. | neutral |
23557 | It was very far away, in fact it was so far away that their scientists had not known that these faint objects were composed of suns. | Uranus is so faint because it is far away. | neutral |
23558 | Neptune is no larger than Uranus but is much further away, so it is harder to see. | Uranus is so faint because it is far away. | neutral |
23559 | Pluto turned away, so Uranus could not see her smile. | Uranus is so faint because it is far away. | neutral |
23560 | So faintly did it come, or from so far away, that had the pipes not been so quiet he might never have heard it at all. | Uranus is so faint because it is far away. | neutral |
23561 | So it's not so far away. | Uranus is so faint because it is far away. | neutral |
23562 | The galaxies Venn is studying are far away, so the light from even their brightest stars is very faint. | Uranus is so faint because it is far away. | neutral |
23563 | The only spacecraft to encounter the planet Uranus so far was the Voyager 2. | Uranus is so faint because it is far away. | neutral |
23564 | There was a faint whicker from not far away in the trees. | Uranus is so faint because it is far away. | neutral |
23565 | There was only the faint sound of the muezzin, far away and sorrowful. | Uranus is so faint because it is far away. | neutral |
23566 | Uranus is so far away that it cannot be observed in any detail from Earth. | Uranus is so faint because it is far away. | entailment |
23567 | Uranus tilts over so far on its axis that it rotates on its side. | Uranus is so faint because it is far away. | neutral |
23568 | she asked in a faint, far-away voice. | Uranus is so faint because it is far away. | neutral |
23569 | Classification of spore-producing organisms. | Within the petals are two whorls of fertile floral organs that produce spores. | neutral |
23570 | Diploid, or spore-producing, phase of an organism. | Within the petals are two whorls of fertile floral organs that produce spores. | neutral |
23571 | In the spring two types of spores are produced. | Within the petals are two whorls of fertile floral organs that produce spores. | neutral |
23572 | Its two incarnations, as a whispy, flowerless, whorled vegetative shoot, and as a multisheathed, spore-producing rod, have become the stuff of nightmares for me. | Within the petals are two whorls of fertile floral organs that produce spores. | neutral |
23573 | Spores are dispersed by air, water or harvesting and ultimately infect different floral parts including stamens and petals. | Within the petals are two whorls of fertile floral organs that produce spores. | neutral |
23574 | Within the petal ring are the two fertile sporophylls, which are derived from leaves and used to create spores. | Within the petals are two whorls of fertile floral organs that produce spores. | entailment |
23575 | diploid, or spore-producing, phase of an organism | Within the petals are two whorls of fertile floral organs that produce spores. | neutral |
23576 | 477 One with more motion exerts more force. | Work is done only if a force is exerted in the direction of motion. | neutral |
23577 | Effects of repetitive motions from performing the same work activities are increased when awkward postures and forceful exertions are involved. | Work is done only if a force is exerted in the direction of motion. | neutral |
23578 | Exerting considerable force to complete a motion (i.e., forceful exertions). | Work is done only if a force is exerted in the direction of motion. | neutral |
23579 | For work to occur, a force must produce motion in the direction of the force. | Work is done only if a force is exerted in the direction of motion. | entailment |
23580 | He also introduced here his vitally important criticism of the idea that changes in motion are the only effects of the exertion of force. | Work is done only if a force is exerted in the direction of motion. | neutral |
23581 | However, because its direction of motion changes on impact, a resultant force must have been exerted by the solid surface on the gas molecule. | Work is done only if a force is exerted in the direction of motion. | neutral |
23582 | Identify work tasks that involve forceful exertions, awkward postures, repetitive motions, prolonged postures and exertions. | Work is done only if a force is exerted in the direction of motion. | neutral |
23583 | In accordance with this law of motion, no matter how big or small the cars are, they will always exert equal but oppositely directed forces on one another. | Work is done only if a force is exerted in the direction of motion. | neutral |
23584 | In this case the force you exert is in the opposite direction of the motion, and is considered to be negative. | Work is done only if a force is exerted in the direction of motion. | neutral |
23585 | The "Brownian Ratchet" model states that a protrusive force is exerted during polymerization of actin by utilising the energy of Brownian motion in which the plasma-membrane is permitted to diffuse in only one direction by the growing actin filament (Figure 15). | Work is done only if a force is exerted in the direction of motion. | neutral |
23586 | The motion of the charge on the belt is in a direction opposite to the force that the electric field of the dome exerts on the charge. | Work is done only if a force is exerted in the direction of motion. | neutral |
23587 | Third Law of Motion For every force applied to a body, there is an equal and oppositely directed force exerted in response. | Work is done only if a force is exerted in the direction of motion. | neutral |
23588 | When one object exerts a force on another, according to Newton's third law of motion, the second object will exert an opposite direction. | Work is done only if a force is exerted in the direction of motion. | neutral |
23589 | Work is defined as force acting on an object in the direction of motion. | Work is done only if a force is exerted in the direction of motion. | entailment |
23590 | that is to say, the force exerted by one particle on another results in the latter's changing the direction of its motion, the magnitude of its speed, or both. | Work is done only if a force is exerted in the direction of motion. | neutral |
23591 | which is not only the motion of our bodies, but the exertion of the soul, which directs and commands that motion; | Work is done only if a force is exerted in the direction of motion. | neutral |
23592 | The Red Star, that celestial curse whose eccentric orbit was responsible for Thread, has been shifted to a harmless orbit, and the current Threadfall will be the last. | Red-shift refers to a shift toward red in the spectrum from stars. | neutral |
23593 | The lines in the spectrum of a luminous body such as a star are similarly shifted toward the violet if the distance between the star and the earth is decreasing and toward the red if the distance is increasing. | Red-shift refers to a shift toward red in the spectrum from stars. | entailment |
23594 | The radial velocity of a star away from or towards the observer can be determined by measuring the red shift or blue shift of its spectrum. | Red-shift refers to a shift toward red in the spectrum from stars. | entailment |
23595 | This expansion causes the light from distant stars to be shifted towards the red end of the spectrum. | Red-shift refers to a shift toward red in the spectrum from stars. | entailment |