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amoeba
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some
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Some amoebas undergo binary fission.
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Amoebas
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Amoebas can also form lesions on the eyes and skin, leading to further infection or blindness.
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Waterloo
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Amoebas
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Amoebas can cause disease called amoebic dysentery .
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ARC
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Amoebas
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Amoebas can change shape easily because their cell membranes are very thin and flexible.
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ARC
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Amoebas
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Amoebas can grow to exceptionally large sizes for a unicellular organism.
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Waterloo
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Amoebas
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Amoebas can live in freshwater, marine, and terrestrial habitats.
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ARC
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amoebas
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Amoebas change shape like that, only the forces are internal.
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ARC
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amoebas
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Amoebas feed by moving over to their prey and then wrapping their pseudopods around it.
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ARC
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amoebas
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Amoebas feed by surrounding, engulfing, and digesting food.
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ARC
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amoebas
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Amoebas lack flagella, and most reproduce asexually.
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Waterloo
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amoebas
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Amoebas lack flagella, and they reproduce asexually.
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Waterloo
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amoebas
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Amoebas lack glagella and most reproduce asexually.
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Waterloo
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amoebas
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Amoebas locomote by means of cytoplasmic movement.
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ARC
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amoebas
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Amoebas locomote by ways of cytoplasmic movement.
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ARC
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amoebas
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Amoebas move and feed by means of pseudopodia , temporary extensions of the cell.
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ARC
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amoebas
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Amoebas move by means of a process known as a. vacuolar contracting.
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Waterloo
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amoebas
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Amoebas move by means of extending pseudopods.
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Waterloo
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amoebas
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Amoebas work out sets of relations with their environment as well.
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ARC
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amoebas
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Most
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Most amoebas reproduce asexually by pinching off a part of the cell membrane to form a new organism.
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ARC
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amoebas
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some
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Some amoebas cause deadly infection.
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ARC
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amoebas
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some
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Some amoebas cause death.
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ARC
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amoebas
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some
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Some amoebas cause diarrhea.
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ARC
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amoebas
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some
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Some amoebas cause disease in humans and animals.
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ARC
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amoebas
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some
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Some amoebas cause extensive tissue damage.
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ARC
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amoebas
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some
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Some amoebas cause illnesses.
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ARC
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amoebas
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some
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Some amoebas cause infection.
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ARC
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amoebas
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some
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Some amoebas cause tissue damage.
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ARC
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amoebas
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some
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Some amoebas form a shell from found material that they glue together to form a protective covering.
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ARC
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amoebas
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some
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Some amoebas infect brains.
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Waterloo
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amoebiasis
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Amoebiasis can affect anyone, however, the disease mostly occurs in young to middle aged adults.
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ARC
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amoebiasis
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Amoebiasis can present with no, mild, or severe symptoms .
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Waterloo
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amoebiasis
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Amoebiasis is a common infection of the human gastro - intestinal tract.
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WordNet3.0
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amoebiasis
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Amoebiasis is infection
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ARC
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amoebiasis
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Amoebiasis is present all over the world.
| 0.497845 |
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Waterloo
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amoebic abscess
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Amoebic abscesses are also solitary lesions.
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ARC
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amoebic cyst
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Amoebic cysts have a distinct cell wall.
| 0.839529 |
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ARC
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amoebic dysentery
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Amoebic dysentery is treated with drugs.
| 0.711263 |
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Waterloo
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amoebic meningitis
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Amoebic meningitis inhabits many thermal pools.
| 0.688326 |
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Waterloo
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amoebic meningoencephalitis
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Amoebic meningoencephalitis can occur in healthy patients.
| 0.694183 |
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ARC
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amoeboid cell
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Amoeboid cells capture food particles from the water.
| 0.837389 |
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Waterloo
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amoeboid cell
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Amoeboid cells circulate in the mesoglea.
| 0.834703 |
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Waterloo
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amoeboid cell
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Amoeboid cells produce the skeletal elements known as spicules.
| 0.852863 |
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Waterloo
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amoeboid cell
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Amoeboid cells secrete the skeletal elements of the sponge.
| 0.859135 |
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TupleKB
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amoeboid organism
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Amoeboid organisms have cell membranes.
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TupleKB
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amoeboid organism
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Amoeboid organisms have membranes.
| 1 |
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TupleKB
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amoeboid organism
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Amoeboid organisms have thin membranes.
| 1 |
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SimpleWikipedia
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amomum pod
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Amomum pods are larger and dark brown.
| 0.672354 |
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Waterloo
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amorality
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Amorality is capitalism's greatest virtue.
| 0.369215 |
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Waterloo
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amorality
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Amorality starts with assigning people numbers instead of names.
| 0.375202 |
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WordNet3.0
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amorality
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An amorality is quality
| 1 |
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ARC
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amorphous boron
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Amorphous boron is a brown powder.
| 0.812154 |
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ARC
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amorphous boron
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Amorphous boron is used as a melting point depressant in nickel-chromium braze alloys.
| 0.768436 |
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Waterloo
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amorphous boron
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Amorphous boron is used for fireworks and also in rockets as an igniter.
| 0.658477 |
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ARC
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amorphous boron
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Amorphous boron provides a green color in pyrotechnic devices.
| 0.5708 |
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Waterloo
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amorphous carbon
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Amorphous carbon is a deep black powder that occurs in nature as a component of coal.
| 0.817023 |
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ARC
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amorphous carbon
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Amorphous carbon is completely isotropic .
| 0.721859 |
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Waterloo
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amorphous carbon
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Amorphous carbon is found in charcoal, coal, coke, carbon black and lampblack.
| 0.780089 |
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Waterloo
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amorphous carbon
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Amorphous carbon is the most reactive form of carbon.
| 0.837805 |
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ARC
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amorphous clay
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Amorphous clays are young, and commonly found in volcanic ash.
| 0.708592 |
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Waterloo
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amorphous colloid
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Amorphous colloid is seen in the dermis on light microscopy.
| 0.749324 |
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Waterloo
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amorphous diamond
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Amorphous diamond lacks hydrogen, which makes it harder.
| 0.587257 |
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Waterloo
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amorphous form
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Amorphous forms exist when the solid substance has no crystalline structure.
| 0.72933 |
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ARC
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amorphous graphite
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Amorphous graphite is the lowest quality and most abundant.
| 0.298083 |
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Waterloo
|
amorphous hydrogel
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Amorphous hydrogels are soft formless gels that become less viscous as they absorb fluid.
| 0.810566 |
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Waterloo
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amorphous hydrogel
|
many
|
Many amorphous hydrogels contain propylene glycol, an agent which can result in allergic reaction.
| 0.71291 |
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ARC
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amorphous ice
|
some
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Some amorphous ice is formed by accumulation.
| 0.684463 |
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ARC
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amorphous material
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Amorphous materials can be both organic and inorganic.
| 0.721904 |
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ARC
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amorphous material
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Amorphous materials have an internal structure made of interconnected structural blocks.
| 0.503905 |
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TupleKB
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amorphous material
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Amorphous materials have arrangements.
| 1 |
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Waterloo
|
amorphous opal
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Amorphous opal is a silica mineral deposited by near-surface groundwater in arid regions.
| 0.763976 |
||
Waterloo
|
amorphous panel
|
Amorphous panels are a glass surface with a uniform black deposit of silicon on the back surface.
| 0.657258 |
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Waterloo
|
amorphous plastic
|
Amorphous plastics have good impact strength and toughness.
| 0.450951 |
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ARC
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amorphous polymer
|
Amorphous polymers are generally transparent.
| 0.586063 |
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Waterloo
|
amorphous polymer
|
Amorphous polymers are generally transparent.
| 0.586063 |
||
ARC
|
amorphous selenium
|
Amorphous selenium is either red, in powder form, or black, in vitreous, or glassy, form.
| 0.807253 |
||
Waterloo
|
amorphous silicon
|
Amorphous silicon acts as a photo-diode that produces currents when exposed to exterior light.
| 0.737678 |
||
Waterloo
|
amorphous silicon
|
Amorphous silicon is a glassy form of silicon, one of the most common elements in the earth's crust.
| 0.831449 |
||
Waterloo
|
amorphous silicon
|
Amorphous silicon is a relatively new material.
| 0.437919 |
||
Waterloo
|
amorphous silicon
|
Amorphous silicon photodiodes for replacing degenerated photoreceptors in the human eye.
| 0.67809 |
||
Waterloo
|
amorphous solid
|
Amorphous solid is one where the atoms are randomly arranged.
| 0.766327 |
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ARC
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amorphous solid
|
Amorphous solids are isotropic in nature.
| 0.732346 |
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Waterloo
|
amorphous solid
|
Amorphous solids have a random distribution of particles.
| 0.653441 |
||
Waterloo
|
amorphous solid
|
Amorphous solids have no long-range order.
| 0.474187 |
||
Waterloo
|
amorphous solid
|
Amorphous solids have no regular pattern for molecule, atom or ion locations.
| 0.679765 |
||
Waterloo
|
amorphous sulfur
|
Amorphous sulfur is a dark, noncrystalline, gumlike substance.
| 0.842497 |
||
ARC
|
amorphous sulfur
|
Amorphous sulfur is formed when molten sulfur is quickly cooled.
| 0.822502 |
||
ARC
|
amorphous sulfur
|
Amorphous sulfur is soft and elastic and eventually reverts back to the orthorhombic form.
| 0.701435 |
||
Waterloo
|
amortization
|
Amortization also creates incentives for banks to restructure loans.
| 0.312064 |
||
Waterloo
|
amortization
|
Amortization is a commonly used method of billboard removal.
| 0.421708 |
||
WordNet3.0
|
amortization
|
Amortization is a payment
| 1 |
||
Waterloo
|
amortization
|
Amortization is another device used to limit the duration of non-conforming uses.
| 0.315225 |
||
ConceptNet
|
amortization
|
Amortization is decrease.
| 1 |
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ConceptNet
|
amortization
|
Amortization is payments.
| 1 |
||
Waterloo
|
amortization
|
Amortization is recorded over the legal life or useful life whichever is shorter.
| 0.508503 |
||
Waterloo
|
amortization
|
Amortization is the act of reducing the amount owed on a loan.
| 0.658583 |
||
Waterloo
|
amortization
|
Amortization is the basis for fixed rate mortgages.
| 0.552176 |
||
Waterloo
|
amortization
|
Amortization is the calculatio n of payments to repay a loan at the end of a fixed period.
| 0.638136 |
||
Waterloo
|
amortization
|
Amortization is the death penalty.
| 0.701094 |
||
Waterloo
|
amortization
|
Amortization means that the loan is paid slowly, over time.
| 0.36532 |
||
Waterloo
|
amortization
|
Amortization refers to loan repayment over a period of time.
| 0.644801 |
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