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The sun's nuclear fusion reactions only happen in the innermost core, where the pressure and temperature are high enough to fuse hydrogen into helium.
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The core is the sun's innermost layer.
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While the Sun is our outermost core, the Moon is our innermost, our protected feelings and our memories.
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The core is the sun's innermost layer.
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and an innermost layer, or stele, which is composed of layers of tough pericyclic cells, a multicellular layer of vascular phloem cells, a multicellular layer of xylem, or wood, cells, and an inner core that is called pith.
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The core is the sun's innermost layer.
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core Innermost zone of Earth.
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The core is the sun's innermost layer.
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core The core is the innermost layer of the Earth .
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The core is the sun's innermost layer.
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inner core - iron and nickel and cobalt combine to make the innermost layer of the earth.
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The core is the sun's innermost layer.
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inner core The innermost layer of Earth.
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The core is the sun's innermost layer.
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the innermost core of his being.
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The core is the sun's innermost layer.
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A synapse is a connection between a neuron and another neuron (or muscle cell).
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Synapse is the term for a connection between a neuron and its target cell.
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After a neurotransmitter has its effect on the target neuron, it usually either diffuses away from the synapse, is deactivated by enzymes in the synapse, or is absorbed by surrounding cells.
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Synapse is the term for a connection between a neuron and its target cell.
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Chorda tympani neurons synapse with cells in taste buds;
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Synapse is the term for a connection between a neuron and its target cell.
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If through the pons this would go to mossy fibers that synapse with granule and Golgi neurons with the granule cells then targeting Purkinje neurons via their excitatory parallel fibers.
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Synapse is the term for a connection between a neuron and its target cell.
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The Synapse A neuron is a cell connected to other cells by synapses that mediate specific signals involved in behavior.
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Synapse is the term for a connection between a neuron and its target cell.
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The formation of an accurate map requires that any individual ganglion cell terminal synapse with postsynaptic neurons only in a given location in the target.
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Synapse is the term for a connection between a neuron and its target cell.
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The next step is to connect this muscle cell to the six neurons which synapse on it and approximate their effect.
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Synapse is the term for a connection between a neuron and its target cell.
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These pyramidal cells reciprocally synapse back on thalamic neurons.
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Synapse is the term for a connection between a neuron and its target cell.
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Topics will include differentiation of nerve cells, migration of neurons, nerve growth factor, neurotrophic effects on muscle, synapse formation and the rearrangement of neuronal connections.
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Synapse is the term for a connection between a neuron and its target cell.
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When the cells described synapse on their target cells, the synapse(s) should be excitatory for (all adrenergic neurons) (all cholinergic neurons) (all synapses) (none of the synapses) (some of each type) (some of the adrenergic only) (some of the cholinergic only) (can't predict).
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Synapse is the term for a connection between a neuron and its target cell.
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synapse A specialized junction at which a neural cell (neuron) communicates with a target cell.
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Synapse is the term for a connection between a neuron and its target cell.
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2. Heterogeneous Mixtures
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Heterogeneous is the term for a mixture that varies in its composition.
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A heterogeneous mixture does not have a uniform composition throughout its mass.
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Heterogeneous is the term for a mixture that varies in its composition.
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A term to describe a heterogeneous mixture of antibodies.
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Heterogeneous is the term for a mixture that varies in its composition.
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Being a mixture of monolithic metals and composite materials, FMLs belong to the class of heterogeneous mixtures (see below).
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Heterogeneous is the term for a mixture that varies in its composition.
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Examples of Heterogeneous Mixtures
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Heterogeneous is the term for a mixture that varies in its composition.
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Heterogeneous Mixture Mixture in which the properties and composition are not uniform throughout the sample.
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Heterogeneous is the term for a mixture that varies in its composition.
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Heterogeneous Mixtures
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Heterogeneous is the term for a mixture that varies in its composition.
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Heterogeneous and homogeneous mixtures
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Heterogeneous is the term for a mixture that varies in its composition.
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Heterogeneous mixtures have a composition that
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Heterogeneous is the term for a mixture that varies in its composition.
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Homogeneous and Heterogeneous Mixtures
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Heterogeneous is the term for a mixture that varies in its composition.
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In these cases, they are heterogeneous mixtures.
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Heterogeneous is the term for a mixture that varies in its composition.
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It is not proper, however, to use the term mole for a heterogeneous or homogeneous mixture.
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Heterogeneous is the term for a mixture that varies in its composition.
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On the other hand, international migration movements continue to transform the composition of contemporary societies into a complex and heterogeneous mixture of people with diverse identities.
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Heterogeneous is the term for a mixture that varies in its composition.
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Properties of Homogeneous Mixtures and Heterogeneous Mixtures
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Heterogeneous is the term for a mixture that varies in its composition.
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The Different Types of Heterogeneous Mixtures
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Heterogeneous is the term for a mixture that varies in its composition.
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The Properties of a Heterogeneous Mixture
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Heterogeneous is the term for a mixture that varies in its composition.
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The blocks envisaged are vast and heterogeneous in terms of topography and vegetation composition.
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Heterogeneous is the term for a mixture that varies in its composition.
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The composite populations can be regarded as heterogeneous mixtures of homozygous and genetically isolated lines, each represented by one or more individuals.
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Heterogeneous is the term for a mixture that varies in its composition.
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The first, called a heterogeneous mixture, is distinguished by the fact that different samples of the mixture may have a different composition.
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Heterogeneous is the term for a mixture that varies in its composition.
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The preparation of heterogeneous alloys or composites from powder mixtures is, therefore, not possible with mixtures having non-wetting components and pore volume or degassing materials.
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Heterogeneous is the term for a mixture that varies in its composition.
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This heterogeneous mixture is called a eutectic mixture .
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Heterogeneous is the term for a mixture that varies in its composition.
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This makes that soil a heterogeneous mixture.
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Heterogeneous is the term for a mixture that varies in its composition.
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Use the terms element, compound, homogeneous mixture, and heterogeneous mixture, to describe common materials.
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Heterogeneous is the term for a mixture that varies in its composition.
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heterogeneous mixture
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Heterogeneous is the term for a mixture that varies in its composition.
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2.1 Lees-Edwards boundary conditions The behaviour of these fluids under a shearing force is of great interest and in a desire to simulate the fluid behaviour under a shearing force, Lees-Edwards boundary conditions conditions have been implemented (2) .
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Fluid is the term for a state of matter that yields to sideways or shearing forces.
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A fluid is a particular phase of matter that deforms under shear stresses and includes any type of liquid or gas.
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Fluid is the term for a state of matter that yields to sideways or shearing forces.
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A fluid, on the other hand, experiences continuous deformation in response to a shear force.
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Fluid is the term for a state of matter that yields to sideways or shearing forces.
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Assuming the fluid-wall shear force is negligible, we have where is the average fluid velocity.
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Fluid is the term for a state of matter that yields to sideways or shearing forces.
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If the only way that work is dissipated is in shear distortion then there is a point on the yield locus at which spherical stress causes shear distortion, and a wide range of shear distortions for which this ideal soil exhibits fluid pressures.
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Fluid is the term for a state of matter that yields to sideways or shearing forces.
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No shearing stresses can exist at the surfaces or A if the fluid is in a state of hydrostatic equilibrium.
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Fluid is the term for a state of matter that yields to sideways or shearing forces.
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Non-Newtonian Flow Flow in a fluid where the shear rate (flow rate) varies in relationship to the shear force (pressure).
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Fluid is the term for a state of matter that yields to sideways or shearing forces.
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Paper defects caused by fluid shear force during pressing.
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Fluid is the term for a state of matter that yields to sideways or shearing forces.
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Static shear and fluid shear.
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Fluid is the term for a state of matter that yields to sideways or shearing forces.
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The biomechanics of closed head injury involves fluid dynamic tissue boundary changes within the brain that include contusions of the gray matter and shear force injuries to the white matter.
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Fluid is the term for a state of matter that yields to sideways or shearing forces.
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Using simple laboratory shear flows, it has been possible to characterize the flow-induced stimulation of bioluminescence in terms of quantified fluid forces.
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Fluid is the term for a state of matter that yields to sideways or shearing forces.
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6.78 Thyroid autoantibodies Microsomal antibody 9 (16.6
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Autoantibody is the term for an antibody that inappropriately marks self-components as foreign.
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AUTOANTIBODIES Antibodies that attack components of the host itself;
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Autoantibody is the term for an antibody that inappropriately marks self-components as foreign.
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Antibodies to carboxypeptidase H are too infrequent to contribute to a standard panel of autoantibodies (18).
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Autoantibody is the term for an antibody that inappropriately marks self-components as foreign.
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Antinuclear antibodies, complement, autoantibodies Autoimmune diseases, especially systemic lupus erythematosus.
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Autoantibody is the term for an antibody that inappropriately marks self-components as foreign.
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Autoantibodies -Antibodies that attack parts of your body or your own tissues.
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Autoantibody is the term for an antibody that inappropriately marks self-components as foreign.
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Autoantibodies Antibodies that mistakenly attack host cells.
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Autoantibody is the term for an antibody that inappropriately marks self-components as foreign.
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Autoantibodies In some autoimmune diseases, B cells mistakenly make antibodies against tissues of the body (self antigens) instead of foreign antigens.
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Autoantibody is the term for an antibody that inappropriately marks self-components as foreign.
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Autoantibodies are also proteins built by the body, but instead of attacking foreign material, they inappropriately attack the body's own cells.
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Autoantibody is the term for an antibody that inappropriately marks self-components as foreign.
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Autoantibodies are antibodies 'gone bad,' which attack the body's own tissues.)
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Autoantibody is the term for an antibody that inappropriately marks self-components as foreign.
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Autoantibody An antibody that attacks the body's own cells or tissues.
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Autoantibody is the term for an antibody that inappropriately marks self-components as foreign.
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Autoantibody Formation Treatment with ENBREL may result in the formation of autoimmune antibodies (see ADVERSE REACTIONS , Autoantibodies ).
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Autoantibody is the term for an antibody that inappropriately marks self-components as foreign.
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Immune activation, autoantibodies, and anti-HCHO-HSO antibodies are associated with long-term formaldehyde inhalation.)
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Autoantibody is the term for an antibody that inappropriately marks self-components as foreign.
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Islet Cell Complement Fixing Autoantibodies, Indirect Fluorescent Antibody (IFA);
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Autoantibody is the term for an antibody that inappropriately marks self-components as foreign.
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Subsequently in 1957, antibodies to dsDNA were the first autoantibodies to be identified in patients with SLE.
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Autoantibody is the term for an antibody that inappropriately marks self-components as foreign.
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The researchers also measured levels of two brain autoantibodies (antibodies to brain tissue).
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Autoantibody is the term for an antibody that inappropriately marks self-components as foreign.
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There was no development of autoantibodies and no development of anti-etanercept antibodies either.
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Autoantibody is the term for an antibody that inappropriately marks self-components as foreign.
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positive anti-nuclear antibody, anti-erythrocyte autoantibodies, and anti-platelet antibodies;
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Autoantibody is the term for an antibody that inappropriately marks self-components as foreign.
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Among other things, it opens a real possibility that a single individual or small group can penetrate the organization and disrupt it from within.
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Individual is the term for an organism, or single living thing.
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In a healthy body, genetic controls enable a large number of individual cells to live together harmoniously as a single organism.
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Individual is the term for an organism, or single living thing.
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Increasing citizen participation may be the single most important thing that concerned organizations and individuals can do to protect the environment.
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Individual is the term for an organism, or single living thing.
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Individuals, groups and organization tend to think about this potential in terms of the things they must do or want to do.
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Individual is the term for an organism, or single living thing.
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ORGANISM Any individual living thing.
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Individual is the term for an organism, or single living thing.
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Organism Any individual living thing, whether animal or plant.
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Individual is the term for an organism, or single living thing.
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Organisms are individual living things.
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Individual is the term for an organism, or single living thing.
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Otherwise the organism would not be an individual living thing, but rather a colony of living things.
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Individual is the term for an organism, or single living thing.
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Protozoa are eukaryotic unicellular organisms, generally microscopic in size, that live as single individuals or in simple colonies.
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Individual is the term for an organism, or single living thing.
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Robert Hooke was the first scientist to use the term cell for the individual units of living things.
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Individual is the term for an organism, or single living thing.
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See parasitoid Parasitoid An organism that, during its development, lives in or on the body of a single host individual, eventually killing that individual.
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Individual is the term for an organism, or single living thing.
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Since the courses are offered by many different organizations or developed by a single individual, the long-term availability of such courses are not assured.
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Individual is the term for an organism, or single living thing.
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So, the middle term combines both species (a more concrete genus) and the single individual living thing (a restricted part of the Earth).
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Individual is the term for an organism, or single living thing.
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Such an individual lives out his little span without achieving a single thing worth mentioning;
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Individual is the term for an organism, or single living thing.
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The Compound individual term refers to a number of individuals, aggregated or incorporated together into a single thing.
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Individual is the term for an organism, or single living thing.
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The Memorial Brick Walkway is an on-going long-term fundraiser, where single handmade bricks are sold in honor of, or in memory of, an individual, individuals, organizations, or pets.
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Individual is the term for an organism, or single living thing.
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The response of living things to a given contaminant often depends on the sensitivity of the individual organism.
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Individual is the term for an organism, or single living thing.
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The term clearance describes the process of drug elimination from the body or from a single organ without identifying the individual processes involved.
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Individual is the term for an organism, or single living thing.
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Throughout this document the term, "student" generally shall apply to the student as an individual and to a registered student organization as a single entity.
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Individual is the term for an organism, or single living thing.
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Thus, it was possible for two individuals to honestly use a single term to mean two distinctly different things.
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Individual is the term for an organism, or single living thing.
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To have 207 students to be responsible for as far as all their marking, their attendance, and the individual things that are occurring with them in their lives, is a large piece of work for any single individual.
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Individual is the term for an organism, or single living thing.
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To single out organizations versus individuals, no.
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Individual is the term for an organism, or single living thing.
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of their airtime, which is not meant for advertising under the terms of their individual license, to shows produced by a single organization, including their subsidiary or dependent companies;
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Individual is the term for an organism, or single living thing.
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organizing an individual living space;
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Individual is the term for an organism, or single living thing.
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there is no single organizer or individual responsible for their organization and execution.
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Individual is the term for an organism, or single living thing.
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were single individuals living alone.
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Individual is the term for an organism, or single living thing.
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Agnathans are ectothermic, meaning they do not regulate their own body temperature.
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Ectothermic is the term for animals that cannot raise their body temperature on their own.
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Amphibians are cold-blooded (ectothermic) vertebrates that cannot maintain body temperature through their internal physiological procedures.
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Ectothermic is the term for animals that cannot raise their body temperature on their own.
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Amphibians are ectothermic, depending upon external heat to regulate body temperature.
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Ectothermic is the term for animals that cannot raise their body temperature on their own.
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