Input: [UPC Code] 074157033303 [Product Name]

Output: THE WORKS® LIMEOSOL CLEANER

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Input: [UPC Code] 074157033327 [Product Name]

Output: THE WORKS® RUST LIME & CALCIUM REMOVER

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Input: [UPC Code] 074157033402 [Product Name]

Output: THE WORKS® TUB & SHOWER CLEANER FLIP TOP

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Input: [UPC Code] 074157033433 [Product Name]

Output: THE WORKS® FRESAIR FABRIC REFRESHER

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Input: [UPC Code] 074157033464 [Product Name]

Output: THE WORKS® SCUM*AWAY SINK & SHOWER CLEANER

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Input: [UPC Code] 074157033600 [Product Name]

Output: THE WORKS® PROFESSIONAL STRENGTH DRAIN OPENER

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Input: [UPC Code] 074157033655 [Product Name]

Output: THE WORKS® SHINE GLASS & MULTI-SURFACE CLEANER

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Input: [UPC Code] 074157033709 [Product Name]

Output: THE WORKS® TUB & SHOWER CLEANER FLIP TOP

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Input: [UPC Code] 074157033723 [Product Name]

Output: THE WORKS® TUB & SHOWER CLEANER

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Input: [UPC Code] 074157033815 [Product Name]

Output: THE WORKS® TUB & SHOWER CLEANER

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Input: [UPC Code] 074157044927 [Product Name]

Output: THE WORKS® DISINFECTANT TOILET BOWL CLEANER

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Input: [UPC Code] 074157088617 [Product Name]

Output: THE WORKS® DRAIN WORKS® OPENER

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Input: [UPC Code] 074157632643 [Product Name]

Output: THE WORKS® THICK TOILET BOWL CLEANER DG

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Input: [UPC Code] 074157639209 [Product Name]

Output: THE WORKS® GERM*AWAY ANTIBACTERIAL CLEANER

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Input: [UPC Code] 10074157032013 [Product Name]

Output: THE WORKS® AUTOMATIC TOILET BOWL CLEANER

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Input: [UPC Code] 10074157032020 [Product Name]

Output: THE WORKS® AUTOMATIC TOILET BOWL CLEANER

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Input: [UPC Code] 10074157032518 [Product Name]

Output: THE WORKS® DISINFECTANT TOILET BOWL CLEANER

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Input: [UPC Code] 10074157033003 [Product Name]

Output: THE WORKS® DISINFECTANT THICK TOILET BOWL CLEANER

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Input: [UPC Code] 10074157033027 [Product Name]

Output: THE WORKS® DISINFECTANT TOILET BOWL CLEANER

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Input: [UPC Code] 10074157033102 [Product Name]

Output: THE WORKS® DISINFECTANT TOILET BOWL CLEANER

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Input: [UPC Code] 10074157033109 [Product Name]

Output: THE WORKS® DISINFECTANT TOILET BOWL CLEANER

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Input: [UPC Code] 10074157033133 [Product Name]

Output: THE WORKS® DISINFECTANT THICK TOILET BOWL CLEANER

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Input: [UPC Code] 10074157033157 [Product Name]

Output: THE WORKS® DISINFECTANT TOILET BOWL CLEANER

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Input: [UPC Code] 10074157033171 [Product Name]

Output: THE WORKS® DISINFECTANT TOILET BOWL CLEANER

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Input: [UPC Code] 10074157033201 [Product Name]

Output: THE WORKS® PROFESSIONAL STRENGTH DRAIN OPENER

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Input: [UPC Code] 10074157033208 [Product Name]

Output: THE WORKS® PROFESSIONAL STRENGTH DRAIN OPENER

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Input: [UPC Code] 10074157033232 [Product Name]

Output: THE WORKS® PROFESSIONAL STRENGTH DRAIN OPENER

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Input: [UPC Code] 10074157033263 [Product Name]

Output: THE WORKS® PROFESSIONAL STRENGTH DRAIN OPENER

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Input: [UPC Code] 10074157033300 [Product Name]

Output: THE WORKS® LIMEOSOL CLEANER

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Input: [UPC Code] 10074157033324 [Product Name]

Output: THE WORKS® RUST LIME & CALCIUM REMOVER

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Input: [UPC Code] 10074157033409 [Product Name]

Output: THE WORKS® TUB & SHOWER CLEANER FLIP TOP

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Input: [UPC Code] 10074157033430 [Product Name]

Output: THE WORKS® FRESAIR FABRIC REFRESHER

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Input: [UPC Code] 10074157033461 [Product Name]

Output: THE WORKS® SCUM*AWAY SINK & SHOWER CLEANER

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Input: [UPC Code] 10074157033607 [Product Name]

Output: THE WORKS® PROFESSIONAL STRENGTH DRAIN OPENER

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Input: [UPC Code] 10074157033652 [Product Name]

Output: THE WORKS® SHINE GLASS & MULTI-SURFACE CLEANER

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Input: [UPC Code] 10074157033706 [Product Name]

Output: THE WORKS® TUB & SHOWER CLEANER FLIP TOP

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Input: [UPC Code] 10074157033720 [Product Name]

Output: THE WORKS® TUB & SHOWER CLEANER

The Works® :: CPSC Compliance Certificates


Input: [UPC Code] 10074157033812 [Product Name]

Output: THE WORKS® TUB & SHOWER CLEANER

The Works® :: CPSC Compliance Certificates


Input: [UPC Code] 10074157044139 [Product Name]

Output: THE WORKS® DISINFECTANT THICK TOILET BOWL CLEANER

The Works® :: CPSC Compliance Certificates


Input: [UPC Code] 10074157088614 [Product Name]

Output: THE WORKS® DRAIN WORKS® OPENER

The Works® :: CPSC Compliance Certificates


Input: [UPC Code] 10074157629206 [Product Name]

Output: THE WORKS® GERM*AWAY ANTIBACTERIAL CLEANER

The Works® :: CPSC Compliance Certificates


Input: [UPC Code] 10074157632640 [Product Name]

Output: THE WORKS® THICK TOILET BOWL CLEANER DG

The Works® :: CPSC Compliance Certificates


Input: [UPC Code] 20074157044167 [Product Name]

Output: THE WORKS® DISINFECTANT TOILET BOWL CLEANER

The Works® :: CPSC Compliance Certificates


Input: [UPC Code] 20074157044174 [Product Name]

Output: THE WORKS® DISINFECTANT TOILET BOWL CLEANER

The Works® :: CPSC Compliance Certificates


Input: [UPC Code] 20074157044921 [Product Name]

Output: THE WORKS® DISINFECTANT TOILET BOWL CLEANER

The Works® :: CPSC Compliance Certificates


Input: [UPC Code] 20074157628909 [Product Name]

Output: THE WORKS® MIXED PALLET

The Works® :: CPSC Compliance Certificates


Input: [UPC Code] 20074157637123 [Product Name]

Output: THE WORKS® DISINFECTANT TOILET BOWL CLEANER

The Works® :: CPSC Compliance Certificates


Input: [UPC Code] 30074157033816 [Product Name]

Output: THE WORKS® TUB & SHOWER CLEANER

The Works® :: CPSC Compliance Certificates


Input: [BODY] Head/Brain [SOUL] Personality [SPIRIT] Politics [STRUCTURE]

Output: Soul Wiling


Input: [BODY] Neck/Sense Organs [SOUL] Possessions [SPIRIT] Art [STRUCTURE]

Output: Body Sensing


Input: [BODY] Shoulders, Arms Hands, Lungs [SOUL] Learning [SPIRIT] Science [STRUCTURE]

Output: Spirit Thinking


Input: [BODY] Chest/Stomach [SOUL] Home [SPIRIT] Psychology [STRUCTURE]

Output: Soul Feeling


Input: [BODY] Back/Heart [SOUL] Children/Mastery [SPIRIT] Education [STRUCTURE]

Output: Body Willing


Input: [BODY] Abdomen/Intestines [SOUL] Work [SPIRIT] Economy [STRUCTURE]

Output: Spirit Sensing


Input: [BODY] Hips/Kidneys [SOUL] Community [SPIRIT] Law [STRUCTURE]

Output: Soul Thinking


Input: [BODY] Sex Organ/Buttocks Muscles, Eyes [SOUL] Death Detachment [SPIRIT] Business/Military [STRUCTURE]

Output: Body Feeling


Input: [BODY] Thighs/Liver [SOUL] Ideas [SPIRIT] Religion/Tradition [STRUCTURE]

Output: Spirit Willing


Input: [BODY] Knees/Joints [SOUL] Profession [SPIRIT] Organizations Hierarchies [STRUCTURE]

Output: Soul Sensing


Input: [BODY] Legs/Skeleton [SOUL] Friendship [SPIRIT] Technology [STRUCTURE]

Output: Body Thinking


Input: [BODY] Feet/Spleen [SOUL] Regeneration Loneliness [SPIRIT] Medicine [STRUCTURE]

Output: Spirit Feeling


Input: [DEFINITION] A particular process whereby Lycra®* is covered with a continuous filament yarn (Velvet*). [TERM]

Output: Air-covered


Input: [DEFINITION] Perforated pattern (openwork) created by structuring stitches. [TERM]

Output: Ajouré


Input: [DEFINITION] During the manufacture of tights, Lycra® is frequently knitted (alternating) into every second row. [TERM]

Output: Alternating


Input: [DEFINITION] The term denier* does not refer to the thickness of the yarn in this case, but instead to the appearance of the tights. [TERM]

Output: Appearance


Input: [DEFINITION] Describes all processes that tights go through once knitted, in order to obtain their colour, texture and shape. [TERM]

Output: Finish


Input: [DEFINITION] Bicoloured or bicoloured pattern. [TERM]

Output: Bi-colour


Input: [DEFINITION] Elastic in two directions. [TERM]

Output: Bi-elastic


Input: [DEFINITION] A yarn where two different basic materials with differing shrinkage characteristics are joined into a single filament*. [TERM]

Output: Bicomponent yarn


Input: [DEFINITION] effect yarns with loops or ringlets. [TERM]

Output: Bouclé


Input: [DEFINITION] Brand name of INVISTA* (formerly DuPont) Bicomponent yarn*. [TERM]

Output: Cantrece


Input: [DEFINITION] Bicoloured, blurry background. [TERM]

Output: Chiné look


Input: [DEFINITION] “Wrapped core”. Cotton or wool are wrapped around elastane. [TERM]

Output: Corespun yarn


Input: [DEFINITION] Texture and colour swatch [TERM]

Output: Colour Swatch


Input: [DEFINITION] Top tights with figure-shaping panty section. [TERM]

Output: Control Top


Input: [DEFINITION] Often used in combination with other materials (e.g. Opaque Naturel*). [TERM]

Output: Cotton


Input: [DEFINITION] (Abbreviation: dtex) Metric measure for description purposes. [TERM]

Output: Decitex


Input: [DEFINITION] (Abbreviation: den) The thickness of a yarn. The thinner, the finer, e.g. 5 den = 9,000 m of a yarn weighs 5 grams. [TERM]

Output: Denier


Input: [DEFINITION] Lycra®* wrapped inside and outside, mostly with smooth Nylon*, one wrap anticlockwise, one clockwise. [TERM]

Output: Double wrapped Lycra®


Input: [DEFINITION] Producer of synthetic fibres (important brand names: Lycra®*, Tactel® *,Cantrece®*). [TERM]

Output: INVISTA (formerly DuPont)


Input: [DEFINITION] is a general umbrella term for super elastic fibres that can be combined with all natural fibres and synthetic fibres. [TERM]

Output: Elastane


Input: [DEFINITION] The basic material – be it natural or synthetic – from which textile yarns and fabrics are produced. [TERM]

Output: Fibre


Input: [DEFINITION] A tiny threadlike element of a continuous synthetic fibre. [TERM]

Output: Fibril


Input: [DEFINITION] A single fibre in continuous synthetic fibres. [TERM]

Output: Filament


Input: [DEFINITION] A stocking is pulled over a leg form and given its leg shape by the application of heat. [TERM]

Output: Forming


Input: [DEFINITION] Hosiery article not visible in a closed shoe, protecting the foot (Pas de deux). [TERM]

Output: Footsies


Input: [DEFINITION] Gloves for putting on tights [TERM]

Output: Hosiery gloves


Input: [DEFINITION] Unique Wolford clothing concept. All products can be mixed and matched with each other, thus providing various styling options right round the clock and for any occasion. [TERM]

Output: softITELLIGENCE®


Input: [DEFINITION] Carton insert for products [TERM]

Output: Carton insert


Input: [DEFINITION] Knee-high stocking [TERM]

Output: Knee-High


Input: [DEFINITION] (Bulked yarns) achieved with mechanical treatment and heat, crimped yarns made of synthetic filaments*. [TERM]

Output: Crimped yarn


Input: [DEFINITION] Original term for continuous viscose filament yarn. [TERM]

Output: Artificial silk


Input: [DEFINITION] Support function is not achieved with a knitted waistband or sewn-on waistband, but with a 10 cm long support zone in the upper panty section. This means no pressure on tummy and waist. [TERM]

Output: Logic


Input: [DEFINITION] Brand name for elastane* from INVISTA* (formerly DuPont), super [TERM]

Output: Lycra®


Input: [DEFINITION] Lycra® is knitted into every stitch and every row. This creates a superbly even look, maximum elasticity and extraordinary fit, e.g. “Individual”. Developed in 1991. Tights produced in this way and that meet prescribed standards have been certified by INVISTA (formerly DuPont) since 1994 and designated Lycra® 3D. [TERM]

Output: Lycra® 3D


Input: [DEFINITION] Knitted-in symbol (in micromesh*). No ladders. [TERM]

Output: Stitch stop


Input: [DEFINITION] Material made of the fine wool of Merino sheep. [TERM]

Output: Merino yarn


Input: [DEFINITION] Consists of very many fine single filaments or single fibres (1.0 – 0.3 dtex). [TERM]

Output: Microfilament, microfibre


Input: [DEFINITION] Durable knitting design where stitches only run upwards. Because it looks a little coarse and has a pattern similar to honeycomb it is rarely used for the leg but rather generally for reinforcing the panty section (panty section Absolute Support with Control Top). [TERM]

Output: Micromesh


Input: [DEFINITION] Elastic only in one direction. [TERM]

Output: Mono-elastic


Input: [DEFINITION] Lycra®* is used as made by INVISTA* (formerly DuPont), without any enwinding. [TERM]

Output: Bare Lycra®


Input: [DEFINITION] Another term for polyamide. [TERM]

Output: Nylon


Input: [DEFINITION] Non see-through [TERM]

Output: Opaque


Input: [DEFINITION] product made of cotton (inside) and polyamide* (outside), created using a special Wolford knitting technique (plating). [TERM]

Output: Opaque Naturel


Input: [DEFINITION] Knitting two threads in parallel, such as glazed yarn and cotton, so that the glazed yarn appears on the outside and the cotton on the inside. [TERM]

Output: Plating


Input: [DEFINITION] Knitted heel on tights (as opposed to formed heel). [TERM]

Output: Reciprocated heel


Input: [DEFINITION] Brand name for polyamide*. [TERM]

Output: Perlon


Input: [DEFINITION] Waffle look. [TERM]

Output: Piqué look


Input: [DEFINITION] Synthetic fibre: main component in the material composition of tights. [TERM]

Output: Polyamide


Input: [DEFINITION] Synthetic fibre. [TERM]

Output: Polyester


Input: [DEFINITION] Synthetic fibre: used for products with bi-colour effect*. [TERM]

Output: Polypropylene


Input: [DEFINITION] Forming and supporting effect on certain parts of the body (Push-up Synergy). [TERM]

Output: Push-up effect


Input: [DEFINITION] produced on special tricot fabric machines [TERM]

Output: Raschel fabrics


Input: [DEFINITION] The same yarn is used in every row (as opposed to: alternating*), e.g. Individual [TERM]

Output: Unhooped look


Input: [DEFINITION] The cross section of Nylon yarn* filaments* is round. [TERM]

Output: Round luminous


Input: [DEFINITION] Tights with luxuriously iridescent, opaque material. [TERM]

Output: Satin Opaque


Input: [DEFINITION] Protected trademark of INVISTA* (formerly DuPont) for legwear with wrapped Lycra® in every second row. [TERM]

Output: Satin Sheer with Lycra®


Input: [DEFINITION] Group of transparent legwear items. [TERM]

Output: Sheers


Input: [DEFINITION] Stay-up* lace ribbons or smooth ribbons are coated on back with silicone, providing superior adhesion on leg. [TERM]

Output: Silicone


Input: [DEFINITION] Hold-up stocking with a (lace) ribbon coated on back with silicone*. [TERM]

Output: Stay-up


Input: [DEFINITION] Trim is knitted to tights (e.g. Individual). [TERM]

Output: Knitted trim


Input: [DEFINITION] Supporting and forming. [TERM]

Output: Support & Forming


Input: [DEFINITION] Registered trademark of INVISTA (formerly DuPont) for a family of garment fibres based on polyamide. [TERM]

Output: Tactel®


Input: [DEFINITION] Thermo-mechanical altering of smooth filaments with the aim of increasing total volume and elasticity. [TERM]

Output: Texturing


Input: [DEFINITION] Crimple yarn or bulked yarn. [TERM]

Output: Textured yarn


Input: [DEFINITION] Cross section of Nylon yarn* filaments composed of three semi-circles. [TERM]

Output: Trilobal fibre


Input: [DEFINITION] Lycra®* wrapped with polyamide*, material used most in the hosiery industry. [TERM]

Output: Wrapped Lycra®


Input: [DEFINITION] Super soft polyamide yarn, specially produced for Wolford. [TERM]

Output: Velvet de Luxe


Input: [DEFINITION] Particularly stressed segments such as toe section, heel or panty section become more hard-wearing with added knitted-in Nylon. [TERM]

Output: Reinforced


Input: [DEFINITION] Synthetic fibre made of a natural basic material (cellulose). [TERM]

Output: Viscose


Input: [DEFINITION] Wash bag for legwear and bodywear [TERM]

Output: Washbag


Input: [DEFINITION] Protected quality label for new wool with certain quality features. [TERM]

Output: Wool seal/wool mark


Input: [DEFINITION] Cotton on skin and finest wool on outside, made possible through a special knitting technique developed by Wolford (plating). [TERM]

Output: Wool Cotton


Input: [ITEM] DTS-18 [SIZE] 18 in [COLOR]

Output: Green Tubing

DRAMM - Dribble Tubes - Simple Drip Irrigation


Input: [ITEM] DTS-24 [SIZE] 24 in [COLOR]

Output: Green Tubing

DRAMM - Dribble Tubes - Simple Drip Irrigation


Input: [ITEM] DTS-30 [SIZE] 30 in [COLOR]

Output: Green Tubing

DRAMM - Dribble Tubes - Simple Drip Irrigation


Input: [ITEM] DTS-36 [SIZE] 36 in [COLOR]

Output: Green Tubing

DRAMM - Dribble Tubes - Simple Drip Irrigation


Input: [ITEM] DTS-42 [SIZE] 42 in [COLOR]

Output: Green Tubing

DRAMM - Dribble Tubes - Simple Drip Irrigation


Input: [ITEM] DTS-48 [SIZE] 48 in [COLOR]

Output: Green Tubing

DRAMM - Dribble Tubes - Simple Drip Irrigation


Input: [ITEM] DTS-60 [SIZE] 60 in [COLOR]

Output: Green Tubing

DRAMM - Dribble Tubes - Simple Drip Irrigation


Input: [ITEM] DTM-12 [SIZE] 12 in [COLOR]

Output: Brown Tubing

DRAMM - Dribble Tubes - Simple Drip Irrigation


Input: [ITEM] DTM-18 [SIZE] 18 in [COLOR]

Output: Brown Tubing

DRAMM - Dribble Tubes - Simple Drip Irrigation


Input: [ITEM] DTM-24 [SIZE] 24 in [COLOR]

Output: Brown Tubing

DRAMM - Dribble Tubes - Simple Drip Irrigation


Input: [ITEM] DTM-30 [SIZE] 30 in [COLOR]

Output: Brown Tubing

DRAMM - Dribble Tubes - Simple Drip Irrigation


Input: [ITEM] DTM-36 [SIZE] 36 in [COLOR]

Output: Brown Tubing

DRAMM - Dribble Tubes - Simple Drip Irrigation


Input: [ITEM] DTM-42 [SIZE] 42 in [COLOR]

Output: Brown Tubing

DRAMM - Dribble Tubes - Simple Drip Irrigation


Input: [ITEM] DTM-48 [SIZE] 48 in [COLOR]

Output: Brown Tubing

DRAMM - Dribble Tubes - Simple Drip Irrigation


Input: [ITEM] DTM-60 [SIZE] 60 in [COLOR]

Output: Brown Tubing

DRAMM - Dribble Tubes - Simple Drip Irrigation


Input: [ITEM] DTL-12 [SIZE] 12 in [COLOR]

Output: Blue Tubing

DRAMM - Dribble Tubes - Simple Drip Irrigation


Input: [ITEM] DTL-18 [SIZE] 18 in [COLOR]

Output: Blue Tubing

DRAMM - Dribble Tubes - Simple Drip Irrigation


Input: [ITEM] DTL-24 [SIZE] 24 in [COLOR]

Output: Blue Tubing

DRAMM - Dribble Tubes - Simple Drip Irrigation


Input: [ITEM] DTL-30 [SIZE] 30 in [COLOR]

Output: Blue Tubing

DRAMM - Dribble Tubes - Simple Drip Irrigation


Input: [ITEM] DTL-36 [SIZE] 36 in [COLOR]

Output: Blue Tubing

DRAMM - Dribble Tubes - Simple Drip Irrigation


Input: [ITEM] DTL-42 [SIZE] 42 in [COLOR]

Output: Blue Tubing

DRAMM - Dribble Tubes - Simple Drip Irrigation


Input: [ITEM] DTL-48 [SIZE] 48 in [COLOR]

Output: Blue Tubing

DRAMM - Dribble Tubes - Simple Drip Irrigation


Input: [ITEM] DTL-60 [SIZE] 60 in [COLOR]

Output: Blue Tubing

DRAMM - Dribble Tubes - Simple Drip Irrigation


Input: [HOLEP] 200 gms [TURP] Not >80 gms [Key Factors]

Output: Size of Prostate

Enlarged Prostate - Advanced Urology - Holmium Laser | RG Hospital India


Input: [HOLEP] Can be done [TURP] Contraindicated [Key Factors]

Output: Patients on anticoagulants

Enlarged Prostate - Advanced Urology - Holmium Laser | RG Hospital India


Input: [HOLEP] Not needed [TURP] Usually required [Key Factors]

Output: Irrigation

Enlarged Prostate - Advanced Urology - Holmium Laser | RG Hospital India


Input: [HOLEP] Short [TURP] Long [Key Factors]

Output: Catheterization

Enlarged Prostate - Advanced Urology - Holmium Laser | RG Hospital India


Input: [HOLEP] 1 in 10000 [TURP] 10-15 in 100 [Key Factors]

Output: Blood Transfusion

Enlarged Prostate - Advanced Urology - Holmium Laser | RG Hospital India


Input: [HOLEP] Very soon [TURP] Few weeks [Key Factors]

Output: Recovery

Enlarged Prostate - Advanced Urology - Holmium Laser | RG Hospital India


Input: [HOLEP] 36-48 hrs. [TURP] 4-7 days [Key Factors]

Output: Hospital stay

Enlarged Prostate - Advanced Urology - Holmium Laser | RG Hospital India


Input: [HOLEP] Insignificant [TURP] High Risk [Key Factors]

Output: Risk of Stricture, Bladder

Enlarged Prostate - Advanced Urology - Holmium Laser | RG Hospital India


Input: [R] 76% [D] 14% [0]

Output: RELY ON SPENDING CUTS WITHOUT ANY TAX INCREASES

Lincoln Institute of Public Opinion Research, Inc


Input: [R] 16% [D] 14% [0]

Output: RELY MOSTLY ON SPENDING CUTS WITH SOME TAX INCREASES

Lincoln Institute of Public Opinion Research, Inc


Input: [R] 8% [D] 29% [0]

Output: RELY ON AN EVEN MIXTURE OF SPENDING CUTS AND TAX INCREASES

Lincoln Institute of Public Opinion Research, Inc


Input: [R] 0% [D] 20% [0]

Output: RELY MOSTLY ON TAX INCREASES WITH SOME SPENDING CUTS

Lincoln Institute of Public Opinion Research, Inc


Input: [R] 0% [D] 14% [0]

Output: RELY ON TAX INCREASES WITHOUT ANY SPENDING CUTS

Lincoln Institute of Public Opinion Research, Inc


Input: [R] 0% [D] 9% [0]

Output: NO OPINION

Lincoln Institute of Public Opinion Research, Inc


Input: [0] S c h u l z e [Pareto-Optimal] YES [Majority] YES [Condorcet] YES [Monotonic] YES [Clone-Independent] YES [Mutual majority] YES [Smith] YES [Reinforcing] NO [Schwartz] YES [Nonmanipulable] NO [Reverse-Symmetric]

Output: YES


Input: [0] T i d e m a n [Pareto-Optimal] YES [Majority] YES [Condorcet] YES [Monotonic] YES [Clone-Independent] YES [Mutual majority] YES [Smith] YES [Reinforcing] NO [Schwartz] NO [Nonmanipulable] NO [Reverse-Symmetric]

Output: YES


Input: [0] C o p e l a n d [Pareto-Optimal] YES [Majority] YES [Condorcet] YES [Monotonic] YES [Clone-Independent] NO [Mutual majority] YES [Smith] YES [Reinforcing] NO [Schwartz] NO [Nonmanipulable] NO [Reverse-Symmetric]

Output: YES


Input: [0] R a y n a u d [Pareto-Optimal] YES [Majority] YES [Condorcet] YES [Monotonic] NO [Clone-Independent] YES [Mutual majority] YES [Smith] YES [Reinforcing] NO [Schwartz] NO [Nonmanipulable] NO [Reverse-Symmetric]

Output: NO


Input: [0] B a l d w i n [Pareto-Optimal] YES [Majority] YES [Condorcet] YES [Monotonic] NO [Clone-Independent] NO [Mutual majority] YES [Smith] YES [Reinforcing] NO [Schwartz] NO [Nonmanipulable] NO [Reverse-Symmetric]

Output: NO


Input: [0] N a n s o n [Pareto-Optimal] YES [Majority] YES [Condorcet] YES [Monotonic] NO [Clone-Independent] NO [Mutual majority] YES [Smith] YES [Reinforcing] NO [Schwartz] NO [Nonmanipulable] NO [Reverse-Symmetric]

Output: NO


Input: [0] D o d g s o n [Pareto-Optimal] YES [Majority] YES [Condorcet] YES [Monotonic] YES [Clone-Independent] NO [Mutual majority] NO [Smith] NO [Reinforcing] NO [Schwartz] NO [Nonmanipulable] NO [Reverse-Symmetric]

Output: NO


Input: [0] S i m p s o n [Pareto-Optimal] YES [Majority] YES [Condorcet] YES [Monotonic] YES [Clone-Independent] NO [Mutual majority] NO [Smith] NO [Reinforcing] NO [Schwartz] NO [Nonmanipulable] NO [Reverse-Symmetric]

Output: NO


Input: [0] B u c k l i n [Pareto-Optimal] YES [Majority] YES [Condorcet] NO [Monotonic] YES [Clone-Independent] NO [Mutual majority] YES [Smith] NO [Reinforcing] NO [Schwartz] NO [Nonmanipulable] NO [Reverse-Symmetric]

Output: NO


Input: [0] H a r e aka I R V [Pareto-Optimal] YES [Majority] YES [Condorcet] NO [Monotonic] NO [Clone-Independent] YES [Mutual majority] YES [Smith] NO [Reinforcing] NO [Schwartz] NO [Nonmanipulable] NO [Reverse-Symmetric]

Output: NO


Input: [0] B o r d a [Pareto-Optimal] YES [Majority] NO [Condorcet] NO [Monotonic] YES [Clone-Independent] NO [Mutual majority] NO [Smith] NO [Reinforcing] YES [Schwartz] NO [Nonmanipulable] NO [Reverse-Symmetric]

Output: YES


Input: [0] C a r e y [Pareto-Optimal] YES [Majority] YES [Condorcet] NO [Monotonic] NO [Clone-Independent] NO [Mutual majority] NO [Smith] NO [Reinforcing] NO [Schwartz] NO [Nonmanipulable] NO [Reverse-Symmetric]

Output: NO


Input: [0] C o o m b s [Pareto-Optimal] YES [Majority] NO [Condorcet] NO [Monotonic] NO [Clone-Independent] NO [Mutual majority] NO [Smith] NO [Reinforcing] NO [Schwartz] NO [Nonmanipulable] NO [Reverse-Symmetric]

Output: NO


Input: [RING TYPE] Titanium Rings [SIZE EXCHANGE COVERAGE]

Output: Free Lifetime Size Exchanges

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Input: [RING TYPE] Black Zirconium Rings [SIZE EXCHANGE COVERAGE]

Output: Free Lifetime Size Exchanges

Returns and Exchanges - The Titanium-Buzz Guarantee


Input: [RING TYPE] Carbon Fiber Rings [SIZE EXCHANGE COVERAGE]

Output: Free Lifetime Size Exchanges

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Input: [RING TYPE] Cobalt Chrome Rings [SIZE EXCHANGE COVERAGE]

Output: Free Lifetime Size Exchanges

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Input: [RING TYPE] Damascus Steel Rings [SIZE EXCHANGE COVERAGE]

Output: Free Lifetime Size Exchanges

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Input: [RING TYPE] Duck Band Rings [SIZE EXCHANGE COVERAGE]

Output: 20% Remake Fee for a New Ring

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Input: [RING TYPE] Elite Series Rings [SIZE EXCHANGE COVERAGE]

Output: 20% Remake Fee for a New Ring

Returns and Exchanges - The Titanium-Buzz Guarantee


Input: [RING TYPE] Fingerprint Rings [SIZE EXCHANGE COVERAGE]

Output: 20% Remake Fee for a New Ring

Returns and Exchanges - The Titanium-Buzz Guarantee


Input: [RING TYPE] Signature Rings [SIZE EXCHANGE COVERAGE]

Output: 20% Remake Fee for a New Ring

Returns and Exchanges - The Titanium-Buzz Guarantee


Input: [RING TYPE] Sound Wave Rings [SIZE EXCHANGE COVERAGE]

Output: 20% Remake Fee for a New Ring

Returns and Exchanges - The Titanium-Buzz Guarantee


Input: [RING TYPE] Rings with Stones and/or Diamonds [SIZE EXCHANGE COVERAGE]

Output: 20% Remake Fee for a New Ring

Returns and Exchanges - The Titanium-Buzz Guarantee


Input: [RING TYPE] Custom Specialty Rings [SIZE EXCHANGE COVERAGE]

Output: Contact Customer Service

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Input: [0] THREAT [1] NEUTRAL [4] NEUTRAL [3]

Output: THREAT


Input: [0] PANICKY [1] CLARETS [4] SHORELINE [3]

Output: UNPOPULAR


Input: [0] DESPERATE [1] VARIABLES [4] PAT [3]

Output: SAD


Input: [0] CRINGING [1] NECKLACE [4] LUNCHROOM [3]

Output: POINTLESS


Input: [0] CAUTIOUS [1] EDITIONS [4] KITE [3]

Output: GLUM


Input: [0] SCARED [1] PLANET [4] QUANTITY [3]

Output: REJECTED


Input: [0] CANCER [1] SADDLE [4] MULTITUDE [3]

Output: POWERLESS


Input: [0] DANGER [1] LEAGUE [4] TOKENS [3]

Output: SICKLY


Input: [0] ALARMED [1] SHELVES [4] STAGECOACH [3]

Output: DEVASTATED


Input: [0] CORONARY [1] RECEIPTS [4] SHEARING [3]

Output: INFERIOR


Input: [0] TRAUMA [1] ENJOIN [4] EARS [3]

Output: FAIL


Input: [0] EDGY [1] RINK [4] MUSEUM [3]

Output: DEFEAT


Input: [0] EMERGENCY [1] LISTENING [4] JERSEY [3]

Output: LONELY


Input: [0] DISTRESS [1] CREATURE [4] AVOCADO [3]

Output: FATIGUE


Input: [0] UNSETTLED [1] ADVOCATED [4] LIGHTED [3]

Output: IGNORED


Input: [0] HOSTILE [1] ROLLING [4] TEXTURED [3]

Output: SLUGGISH


Input: [0] CONFUSED [1] ARRANGED [4] FLUTE [3]

Output: GROAN


Input: [0] TOUCHY [1] TINTED [4] STATEWIDE [3]

Output: MISERABLE


Input: [0] FRIGHT [1] SIPPED [4] PROTEINS [3]

Output: BROODING


Input: [0] WORRIED [1] CONTEXT [4] COMMODITIES [3]

Output: UNFORTUNATE


Input: [0] NAUSEA [1] CONFER [4] TOMATOES [3]

Output: DESPISED


Input: [0] DISEASE [1] REMARKS [4] CLEANERS [3]

Output: PATHETIC


Input: [0] WARY [1] FOLD [4] WATERPROOF [3]

Output: HUMILIATED


Input: [0] SINISTER [1] INTEGRAL [4] BALLOT [3]

Output: HAZARD


Input: [0] MUTILATED [1] DECANTING [4] COEFFICIENT [3]

Output: INTIMIDATED


Input: [0] NERVOUS [1] OUTCOME [4] ANAGRAM [3]

Output: QUAKING


Input: [0] ASSAULT [1] BOTTLES [4] SATIN [3]

Output: TIMID


Input: [0] SUFFOCATING [1] CONSTITUENT [4] AISLE [3]

Output: TEASE


Input: [0] CATASTROPHE [1] APPROXIMATE [4] MIDWAY [3]

Output: DISMAL


Input: [0] LOST [1] READ [4] FEATHERS [3]

Output: HOPELESS


Input: [0] HARM [1] NOON [4] TRACT [3]

Output: AWFUL


Input: [0] TENSE [1] BACKS [4] MARCHING [3]

Output: DESERTED


Input: [0] JUMPY [1] LOTUS [4] ATTIRE [3]

Output: FUTILE


Input: [0] DEFENSIVE [1] GEOMETRIC [4] SCANS [3]

Output: MOURN


Input: [0] EMBARRASSED [1] MICROSCOPIC [4] CONNECTIONS [3]

Output: DISCOURAGED


Input: [0] LETHAL [1] RACKET [4] TRANSITION [3]

Output: INADEQUATE


Input: [0] APPREHENSION [1] INSTRUMENTAL [4] HOUSEHOLDERS [3]

Output: DISCONTENTED


Input: [0] AMBULANCE [1] MOMENTARY [4] DEPOTS [3]

Output: INFORM


Input: [0] ATTACK [1] SEASON [4] MANIFESTATION [3]

Output: MISUNDERSTOOD


Input: [0] HORROR [1] WAGONS [4] PASTEL [3]

Output: GLOOMY


Input: [0] STRANGLED [1] SIGNATURE [4] FLOWING [3]

Output: USELESS


Input: [0] AGITATION [1] FIREPLACE [4] KEYHOLE [3]

Output: FORLORN


Input: [0] INSECURE [1] FETCHING [4] MYTHOLOGY [3]

Output: TORMENTED


Input: [0] INCURABLE [1] RECLAIMED [4] SOFTENER [3]

Output: DEATHBED


Input: [0] SUICIDE [1] SUMMERS [4] BRIDGES [3]

Output: UNHAPPY


Input: [0] FUNERAL [1] HUNTING [4] FLEW [3]

Output: DULL


Input: [0] GRIEVING [1] HALLMARK [4] COMPUTER [3]

Output: DREADFUL


Input: [0] TRAGEDY [1] REQUEST [4] EDITED [3]

Output: COFFIN


Input: [0] WORTHLESS [1] BATTERIES [4] QUARTER [3]

Output: MISTAKE


Input: [FORWARD LOGISTICS] Forecasting relatively straightforward [REVERSE LOGISTICS]

Output: Forecasting more difficult

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Input: [FORWARD LOGISTICS] Distribution is one to many [REVERSE LOGISTICS]

Output: Distribution is many to one

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Input: [FORWARD LOGISTICS] Product quality uniform [REVERSE LOGISTICS]

Output: Product quality not uniform

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Input: [FORWARD LOGISTICS] Destination routing clear [REVERSE LOGISTICS]

Output: Destination routing not clear

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Input: [FORWARD LOGISTICS] Pricing relatively uniform [REVERSE LOGISTICS]

Output: Pricing dependent on many factors

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Input: [FORWARD LOGISTICS] Disposition options clear [REVERSE LOGISTICS]

Output: Disposition options not clear

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Input: [FORWARD LOGISTICS] Importance of speed recognized [REVERSE LOGISTICS]

Output: Speed often not a priority

Returns to Sender | Multichannel Merchant


Input: [FORWARD LOGISTICS] Forward distribution costs visible [REVERSE LOGISTICS]

Output: Reverse costs less visible

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Input: [FORWARD LOGISTICS] Inventory management consistent [REVERSE LOGISTICS]

Output: Inventory management not consistent

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Input: [FORWARD LOGISTICS] Product lifecycle manageable [REVERSE LOGISTICS]

Output: Product lifecycle issues more complex

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Input: [FORWARD LOGISTICS] Straightforward negotiation between parties [REVERSE LOGISTICS]

Output: Negotiations complicated by several factors

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Input: [FORWARD LOGISTICS] Marketing methods well known [REVERSE LOGISTICS]

Output: Marketing complicated by several factors

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Input: [FORWARD LOGISTICS] Visibility of process more transparent [REVERSE LOGISTICS]

Output: Visibility of process less transparent

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Input: [PRESENT SIMPLE] PRESENT CONTINUOUS [We paint the room every year.] Beth is cleaning the car.

Output: Beth is having the car cleaned

Anglisci.pl - Causative Form | Gramatyka


Input: [PRESENT SIMPLE] PRESENT PERFECT [We paint the room every year.] He has fixed the car.

Output: He has had the car fixed.

Anglisci.pl - Causative Form | Gramatyka


Input: [PRESENT SIMPLE] PRESENT PERFECT CONTINUOUS [We paint the room every year.] She has been cleaning the house.

Output: She has been having the house cleaned.

Anglisci.pl - Causative Form | Gramatyka


Input: [PRESENT SIMPLE] PAST SIMPLE [We paint the room every year.] They renovated the house.

Output: They had the house renovated.

Anglisci.pl - Causative Form | Gramatyka


Input: [PRESENT SIMPLE] PAST CONTINUOUS [We paint the room every year.] They were rebuilding the old garage.

Output: They were having the old garage rebuilt.

Anglisci.pl - Causative Form | Gramatyka


Input: [PRESENT SIMPLE] PAST PERFECT [We paint the room every year.] He had organised the meeting before I came.

Output: He had had the meeting organised before I came.

Anglisci.pl - Causative Form | Gramatyka


Input: [PRESENT SIMPLE] PAST PERFECT CONTINUOUS [We paint the room every year.] They had been rewriting the letter.

Output: They had been having the letter rewritten.

Anglisci.pl - Causative Form | Gramatyka


Input: [PRESENT SIMPLE] FUTURE SIMPLE [We paint the room every year.] We will install the tap.

Output: We will have the tap installed.

Anglisci.pl - Causative Form | Gramatyka


Input: [PRESENT SIMPLE] FUTURE CONTINUOUS [We paint the room every year.] I will be watering the flowers.

Output: I will be having the flowers watered.

Anglisci.pl - Causative Form | Gramatyka


Input: [PRESENT SIMPLE] FUTURE PERFECT SIMPLE [We paint the room every year.] He will have fixed the tap.

Output: He will have had the tap fixed.

Anglisci.pl - Causative Form | Gramatyka


Input: [PRESENT SIMPLE] FUTURE PERFECT CONTINUOUS [We paint the room every year.] Kate will have been fixing the bike.

Output: Kate will have been having the bike fixed.

Anglisci.pl - Causative Form | Gramatyka


Input: [PRESENT SIMPLE] PRESENT INFINITIVE [We paint the room every year.] He managed to repair the roof.

Output: He managed to have the roof repaired.

Anglisci.pl - Causative Form | Gramatyka


Input: [PRESENT SIMPLE] -ING FORM [We paint the room every year.] I remember taking my blood pressure.

Output: I remember having the blood pressure taken.

Anglisci.pl - Causative Form | Gramatyka


Input: [PRESENT SIMPLE] MODAL VERBS [We paint the room every year.] You should fix that camera.

Output: You should have that camera fixed.

Anglisci.pl - Causative Form | Gramatyka


Input: [PRESENT SIMPLE] IMPERATIVE [We paint the room every year.] Clean the table, please.

Output: Have the table cleaned, please.

Anglisci.pl - Causative Form | Gramatyka


Input: [0] Cleans and disinfects YES [MULTI-PURPOSE SOLUTIONS]

Output: YES

CLEAR CARE® Contact Solution | ClearCareSolution.com


Input: [0] Unique Triple Action Cleaning YES [MULTI-PURPOSE SOLUTIONS]

Output: NO

CLEAR CARE® Contact Solution | ClearCareSolution.com


Input: [0] See it working YES [MULTI-PURPOSE SOLUTIONS]

Output: NO

CLEAR CARE® Contact Solution | ClearCareSolution.com


Input: [0] Deep cleans with peroxide-based formula YES [MULTI-PURPOSE SOLUTIONS]

Output: NO

CLEAR CARE® Contact Solution | ClearCareSolution.com


Input: [0] No preservatives YES [MULTI-PURPOSE SOLUTIONS]

Output: NO

CLEAR CARE® Contact Solution | ClearCareSolution.com


Input: [0] Exclusive HydraGlyde® for long-lasting moisture Only CLEAR CARE® PLUS [MULTI-PURPOSE SOLUTIONS]

Output: Only OPTI-FREE® PureMoist®

CLEAR CARE® Contact Solution | ClearCareSolution.com


Input: [0] 001 [2] synopsis [EMBEDDED PROJECTS]

Output: ARM BASED PROJECTS

ECE Project Institute | BE-Diploma ECE Projects Center in Bangalore


Input: [0] 002 [2] synopsis [EMBEDDED PROJECTS]

Output: ANALOG AND DIGITAL ELECTRONICS PROJECTS

ECE Project Institute | BE-Diploma ECE Projects Center in Bangalore


Input: [0] 003 [2] synopsis [EMBEDDED PROJECTS]

Output: MICROCONTROLLER BASED PROJECTS

ECE Project Institute | BE-Diploma ECE Projects Center in Bangalore


Input: [0] 004 [2] synopsis [EMBEDDED PROJECTS]

Output: IEEE TRANSACTIONS ON ROBOTICS

ECE Project Institute | BE-Diploma ECE Projects Center in Bangalore


Input: [0] 005 [2] synopsis [EMBEDDED PROJECTS]

Output: IEEE TRANSACTIONS ON GSM

ECE Project Institute | BE-Diploma ECE Projects Center in Bangalore


Input: [0] 006 [2] synopsis [EMBEDDED PROJECTS]

Output: WIRELESS BASED PROJECTS

ECE Project Institute | BE-Diploma ECE Projects Center in Bangalore


Input: [0] 007 [2] synopsis [EMBEDDED PROJECTS]

Output: CELL PHONE BASED PROJECTS

ECE Project Institute | BE-Diploma ECE Projects Center in Bangalore


Input: [0] 008 [2] synopsis [EMBEDDED PROJECTS]

Output: SMART CARD/ RFID BASED PROJECTS

ECE Project Institute | BE-Diploma ECE Projects Center in Bangalore


Input: [0] 009 [2] synopsis [EMBEDDED PROJECTS]

Output: BIO-METRIC / BIO-MEDICAL BASED PROJECTS

ECE Project Institute | BE-Diploma ECE Projects Center in Bangalore


Input: [0] 010 [2] synopsis [EMBEDDED PROJECTS]

Output: CAN PROTOCOL BASED PROJECTS

ECE Project Institute | BE-Diploma ECE Projects Center in Bangalore


Input: [0] 011 [2] synopsis [EMBEDDED PROJECTS]

Output: GSM AND GPS BASED PROJECTS

ECE Project Institute | BE-Diploma ECE Projects Center in Bangalore


Input: [0] 012 [2] synopsis [EMBEDDED PROJECTS]

Output: MICROCONTROLLER BASED ELECTRICAL

ECE Project Institute | BE-Diploma ECE Projects Center in Bangalore


Input: [0] 013 [2] synopsis [EMBEDDED PROJECTS]

Output: BLUETOOTH BASED PROJECTS

ECE Project Institute | BE-Diploma ECE Projects Center in Bangalore


Input: [0] 014 [2] synopsis [EMBEDDED PROJECTS]

Output: ZIGBEE BASED PROJECTS

ECE Project Institute | BE-Diploma ECE Projects Center in Bangalore


Input: [0] 015 [2] synopsis [EMBEDDED PROJECTS]

Output: CAPSENSE, TOUCH SENSE

ECE Project Institute | BE-Diploma ECE Projects Center in Bangalore


Input: [0] 016 [2] synopsis [EMBEDDED PROJECTS]

Output: MATLAB

ECE Project Institute | BE-Diploma ECE Projects Center in Bangalore


Input: [0] 017 [2] synopsis [EMBEDDED PROJECTS]

Output: VLSI

ECE Project Institute | BE-Diploma ECE Projects Center in Bangalore


Input: [RESTRICTED] YES CONFIDENTIAL [UNRESTRICTED]

Output: NO (Sensitive/need to know)


Input: [RESTRICTED] Active Duty Military Only ELIGIBILITY [UNRESTRICTED]

Output: All personnel


Input: [RESTRICTED] NO LAW ENFORCEMENT INVESTIGATION [UNRESTRICTED]

Output: YES


Input: [RESTRICTED] NO COMMAND INVOLVEMENT [UNRESTRICTED]

Output: YES


Input: [RESTRICTED] SEXUAL ASSAULT KIT MEDICAL EXAM [UNRESTRICTED]

Output: SEXUAL ASSAULT KIT


Input: [RESTRICTED] Available MEDICAL SERVICES [UNRESTRICTED]

Output: Available


Input: [RESTRICTED] Available COUNSELING SERVICES [UNRESTRICTED]

Output: Available


Input: [RESTRICTED] Available VICTIM ADVOCATE SERVICES [UNRESTRICTED]

Output: Available


Input: [FUNDS] war [US$] 0 [NEED] workers funds [DESCRIPTION] "Commission the construction of a bronze statue of George W. Bush holding up the decapitated head of Saddam Hussein. Mount this statue at a prominent tourist area in Washington DC along with enormous (Saddam-like) images of Mr. Bush. Then orchestrate and videotape crowds cheering as the authorities remove the statue reminiscent of the fall of Saddam's statue in central Bagdad. Provide this footage to foriegn and domestic, corporate and independent media." [VIEW]

Output: View VICT list


Input: [FUNDS] war [NEED] workers [DESCRIPTION] "Operation Spiderweb: Shut down intersections or sections of streets by attaching duct tape and/or yellow 'caution' tape to lampposts and traffic lights and stretching the tape across the street back and forth. Use a broom handle to unspool the tape as you run or bike. (You'll need several rolls of tape per section of road.) Could be coordinated with Operation Duct Shield." [VIEW]

Output: View SPWB list


Input: [FUNDS] war labor [NEED] workers [DESCRIPTION] "The Bush administration claims it is liberating the Iraqi people from Saddam Hussein. Some country or other body should announce military plans to invade the US in order to liberate the American people (and the rest of the world) from the Bush coup. Justifications could include not only corrupt seizure of power, but also human rights violations, domestic policy that forces increasing numbers of people to live in impoverished and dangerous conditions, etc." [VIEW]

Output: View LBRT list


Input: [FUNDS] war [NEED] workers [DESCRIPTION] "Operation Forgetful Sloth: Find a crosswalk that is in a main intersection with no traffic light. With a group of 8-10 people (or more depending on size of intersection). cross very slowly one at a time, spacing yourselves a few feet from each other, but close enough so that cars cannot drive through. Upon reaching the other side of the crosswalk, turn around and walk back. Pass out materials at either curb. Repeat ad infitum, making sure you stay in the crosswalks. (As always before organizing a protest, have everyone involved call the news media to make sure it gets coverage. This has been increasingly difficult, for various reasons." [VIEW]

Output: View FGSL list


Input: [FUNDS] war france [NEED] workers [DESCRIPTION] "Patriotic Americans are focusing their frustration with the French in the wrong way. The birthplace of french fries is arguable, but every American knows that the Statue of Liberty was a gift from France. Set up a website petition/movement to destroy the Statue of Liberty or give it back to France." Note: this has already been done, twice--once without a trace of self-consciousness. (Here's the other one.) [VIEW]

Output: View FKFR list


Input: [FUNDS] war [NEED] workers [DESCRIPTION] "If Reagan had not repealed Carter's fuel efficiency standards, we would not have been dependent on any Persian Gulf oil by 1986. (Robert F. Kennedy, Jr.) Make ads similar to the 'drug money supports terrorism' ads, but geared towards U.S. consumerism. One quick way would be by editing the high budget drug ads with SUV commercials. (See TheAnti-Drug.com for a similar project.) [VIEW]

Output: View CFST list


Input: [FUNDS] war [NEED] workers [DESCRIPTION] "Along the lines of MarchToWar.com, create a national office gambling pool that raises money for war victims by allowing people to bet on various statistics in the campaign against Iraq. Possible betting objects: number of civilian casualties on a given day, time that next refugee convoy will be bombed, date that next 'discovery' of chemical weapons will occur, etc." [VIEW]

Output: View GMBL list


Input: [FUNDS] media war [US$] 0 [NEED] workers funds [DESCRIPTION] "It is possible to print newsprint in large quantities inexpensively. Make newsprint inserts and place in tabloids such as The New York Post or USA Today en masse. The inserts should be in the tabloid's style, but discuss the war's real costs--the civilian casualties, for example--or other news or background that doesn't get coverage. To get media attention, include real journalists' e-mails or work phone numbers on the inserts. Best to have ten or more journalists listed; one option is to have one journalist listed on a hundred, another on another hundred, etc. (See this project, for example.)" [VIEW]

Output: View POST list


Input: [FUNDS] war [NEED] workers [DESCRIPTION] "Make attractive stickers saying 'This war was brought to you by' and place them before appropriate corporate logos." [VIEW]

Output: View VNST list


Input: [FUNDS] war [NEED] workers [DESCRIPTION] "'Good' Americans wrap themselves in the flag as if to protect themselves while their government kills innocent men, women and children in the Middle East. As a response, make bumper stickers or flyers with this image and post them on, for example, SUVs proudly displaying the owner's ignorance with multiple flags." [VIEW]

Output: View CNDM list


Input: [FUNDS] war comm [NEED] workers [DESCRIPTION] "Recently, movie theaters have begun to show TV commercials before the commercials for upcoming movies before they show the movie that you paid them for. Create custom tips for laser pointers that cause the laser pointer image to say 'annoying' or 'fraud' or 'worthless' that people can use to disrupt the advertising before the movie starts. This would probably be fairly inexpensive and there are all sorts of other potential uses of customized laser pointer tips." [VIEW]

Output: View LSTP list


Input: [FUNDS] corp [NEED] workers [DESCRIPTION] "Many large American companies avoid paying taxes by locating their headquarters in places like the Bahamas. To publicize this outrage, make a TV commercial and/or magazine advertisement for a website that helps businesses do this. The website would tell how/why such practices are legal, list companies who have done it and how to contact them, and an easy way to fax their elected officials demanding that this loophole be closed (possibly with a pre-prepared letter)." [VIEW]

Output: View BHMS list


Input: [FUNDS] war quick [NEED] workers [DESCRIPTION] "The media shows us our latest weapons, but not their consequences. Purchase little green army men (100 for 99 cents or so), burn them slightly (careful for the fumes), cut some of them into bits, and insert into a sturdy water balloon, plastic easter egg, or the like. Add red paint (red alkyd is fast-drying and durable) and seal. When you throw this 'reality' bomb at appropriate targets, it will produce a scene much like the real thing. Alternately, simply glue the pre-colored army-men bits in place." [VIEW]

Output: View RLTY list


Input: [FUNDS] war [NEED] workers [DESCRIPTION] "Take a simple lawn fertilizer spreader (a drop spreader would be best), a long piece of string, and a stick of some sort. Put the stick into the ground and tie the string to it. Fill the lawn spreader with some type of easy-growing seeds. Walk around the stick, using the string to guide a perfect circle. Add the rest of the peace symbol after that. It won't be visible until about a week later when the seeds all sprout. It should be done somewhere on Federal property. See what the government says when their beautiful green lawn sprouts a 100-foot diameter peace sign and the media jumps all over it." [VIEW]

Output: View PCLN list


Input: [FUNDS] media war enviro [US$] 0 [NEED] workers funds [DESCRIPTION] "De-normalize outdoor ad space by purchasing ad-space on bus shelters, billboards, etc. and posting giant ads saying simply 'AD FOR ALCOHOL AIMED AT WOMEN,' 'OBSTRUCTED VIEW,' 'VISUAL POLLUTION,' 'LOCAL CHILDREN'S MURAL COMING SOON?' etc." [VIEW]

Output: View DNRM list


Input: [FUNDS] health [NEED] workers [DESCRIPTION] "If Prozac can be prescribed for PMS and menopause is now 'Estrogen-Deficiency Disorder,' it should be possible to create a condition called something like 'Median Personality Disorder' that requires medical treatment. Advertise such a condition, create brochures for a drug that fights it, etc. (Related: Chris Morris's 'cake' stunt.)" [VIEW]

Output: View MDPR list


Input: [FUNDS] war enviro [NEED] workers [DESCRIPTION] "In addition to giving SUVs tickets, give hybrids thank-you cards." [VIEW]

Output: View HTYC list


Input: [FUNDS] war [NEED] workers [DESCRIPTION] "Operation Duct Shield: If the news doesn't want to cover protests accurately, don't let them report them at all. Carry backpacks full of duct tape into a major broadcast outlet (CNN, Fox, etc.). After being refused access to your airwaves, regroup just outside the doors and duct-tape them shut. Simultaneously, another group should do this at a pro-war politician's office." [VIEW]

Output: View DUCT list


Input: [FUNDS] comm [NEED] workers [DESCRIPTION] The FTC will soon have a National 'Do Not Call' registry. It is hard to imagine anyone who seriously wants to continue receiving calls from telemarketers. But it is also hard to imagine anyone giving their information to the government without hesitation. Write a computer program to methodically add every single possible phone number to the database using randomly falsified information." [VIEW]

Output: View NTCL list


Input: [FUNDS] war [NEED] workers [DESCRIPTION] "Operation Tortoise and Hare: A person dressed as a turtle will crawl through an intersection on his or her hands and knees, taking as long as possible. The rabbit will run back and forth as many times as possible before cars start to move through the crosswalk. This method will only slow traffic as opposed to stopping it in full, but provides an interesting and entertaining show for those who are being inconvenienced." [VIEW]

Output: View TRHR list


Input: [FUNDS] enviro [NEED] workers [DESCRIPTION] "Operation Johnny Hempseed: Sort out all the viable seeds from your dope stash. Germinate them by placing them between two paper towels folded thrice over themselves (making six layers). Wet them down and place them in a ziploc bag in the sunlight. Check every twelve hours. Once the seeds start sprouting, carefully remove them and carefully put them in another ziploc. Drop them anywhere you'd like to see pot growing. Do this at the beginning of spring and they won't be noticeable as pot until about mid-June." [VIEW]

Output: View PTGR list


Input: [FUNDS] war corp [NEED] workers [DESCRIPTION] "Create a PR campaign to change the US motto from 'E Pluribus Unum' ('Out of many, one') to 'Quis Te Rogavit' ('Who asked you')." [VIEW]

Output: View QTRT list


Input: [FUNDS] media [NEED] workers [DESCRIPTION] "On the 20-ounce bottles of 7-Up, the labels says 'Look under specially marked caps to see if you have won. No purchase necessary.' Nothing states you have to buy the soda. If taken literally, consumers have the right to open up 7-Up bottles in the store looking for winning game pieces, so long as they don't drink any (that would be stealing). See how many bottles you and a group of friends can open before being stopped. Coordinate with friends to call local media to the store parking lot, especially if the police are called. Plausible denial is crucial, so activists will have to be convincingly surprised that this is not what 7-Up intended. If successful, 7-UP will be forced to accept returns on large quantities of opened product, grocery stores will be featured in the news leading hapless victims out in cuffs. If led out of the store in front of cameras, the activist should look directly into the lens and say 'Make 7 Up-Yours' with the emphasis on the 'Up Yours,' just like the ads." [VIEW]

Output: View SVNP list


Input: [FUNDS] war [NEED] workers [DESCRIPTION] "Create a street theater game, perhaps something between RISK and Monopoly, that would illustrate the consequences of neoliberalism/neocolonialism. It should be fun and have simple rules that could be distributed by leaflet to passersby, who would be invited to join in the game. Possible themes/characters: world debt, trade in commodities including 'cheap labor' (also a role), secrecy and under-the-table pacts, etc." [VIEW]

Output: View STTH list


Input: [FUNDS] bio [NEED] workers [DESCRIPTION] "Spread a rumor via phoney press releases that Monsanto has begun a new program to genetically engineer bar codes directly onto the skins of supermarket fruits and vegetables, enabling them to be directly scanned at checkout, bypassing the costly process of placing stickers on produce. Get local TV man-in-the-street reactions to having their bananas bar-coded." [VIEW]

Output: View BRCD list


Input: [FUNDS] war [NEED] workers [DESCRIPTION] "Get a resolution introduced in Congress (bonus points for the Senate) to change the name of the Pentagon back to the War Department." [VIEW]

Output: View WRDP list


Input: [FUNDS] war [NEED] workers [DESCRIPTION] "Claiming that you are with Board Game magazine, for example, secure an interview with Laura Bush, Lynne Cheney, or the spouses or children of any of the hawks in the Bush administration. Ask general questions about what kinds of card games or board games the big decision-makers play, working your way up to specific wargames like Risk. Possible questions: 'Does your family own Risk or Stratego? Do they play often? Does hubby mostly win or lose at these wargames? Do they use a Risk game board for briefings in the Oval Office about the war, or do they use a custom game board? What are the playing pieces like on that custom-made set? I saw this giant map on NBC, where the announcer and a retired General were walking around on it, and they had some big plastic army dudes about ten inches high, next to some big tanks, showing where Allied Forces were massed against Iraqi forces. Do you know where our readers can buy playing pieces like that? When you were in the middle of playing Risk, did your husband ever position troops on the board to demonstrate where his forces had been deployed in real life? Did he ever keep playing the same battles over and over until he won? Would you consider playing this game against your husband on a daily basis, and intentionally lose every day?'" [VIEW]

Output: View RISK list


Input: [FUNDS] corp [NEED] workers [DESCRIPTION] "Start a movement to storm the Capitol building, White House, FCC headquarters, etc. not in protest, but because we own those institutions and what they represent (government, the airwaves, etc.)." [VIEW]

Output: View STRM list


Input: [FUNDS] war quick [NEED] workers [DESCRIPTION] "Whenever you see a TV that's on in a public place, and nobody is watching you or it, screw aroudn with the input controlls on the back so that it won't work if turned on, and then unplug the power but not the cable, so that people will look at the controls when they plug the cord back in." [VIEW]

Output: View CNTL list


Input: [ITEM #] 30-33 [O.O.] YES [E.L.] YES [S.L.] NO [S.KY.J.] YES [DESCRIPTION]

Output: ACRYLIC ANAL PLUGS


Input: [ITEM #] 40 [O.O.] YES [E.L.] YES [S.L.] NO [S.KY.J.] YES [DESCRIPTION]

Output: VAGINAL PLUG


Input: [ITEM #] 41 [O.O.] YES [E.L.] YES [S.L.] NO [S.KY.J.] YES [DESCRIPTION]

Output: VAGINAL SHIELD


Input: [ITEM #] 140 [O.O.] YES [E.L.] YES [S.L.] NO [S.KY.J.] YES [DESCRIPTION]

Output: LITTLE BIG MAN


Input: [ITEM #] 43-44 [O.O.] YES [E.L.] NO [S.L.] YES [S.KY.J.] NO [DESCRIPTION]

Output: SAMURAI


Input: [ITEM #] 130-133 [O.O.] YES [E.L.] YES [S.L.] NO [S.KY.J.] YES [DESCRIPTION]

Output: ELECTRO-FLEX™ ANAL PLUGS


Input: [ITEM #] 101-116 [O.O.] YES [E.L.] YES [S.L.] NO [S.KY.J.] YES [DESCRIPTION]

Output: ELECTRO-FLEX™ PENILE RINGS


Input: [ITEM #] 127 [O.O.] YES [E.L.] YES [S.L.] NO [S.KY.J.] YES [DESCRIPTION]

Output: PROSTATE STIMULATOR


Input: [ITEM #] 128 [O.O.] YES [E.L.] YES [S.L.] NO [S.KY.J.] YES [DESCRIPTION]

Output: TESTICLE TUBULAR


Input: [ITEM #] 129 [O.O.] YES [E.L.] YES [S.L.] NO [S.KY.J.] YES [DESCRIPTION]

Output: ANAL TUBULAR


Input: [ITEM #] 121 [O.O.] YES [E.L.] YES [S.L.] NO [S.KY.J.] YES [DESCRIPTION]

Output: CORONA W/ FOCUSING PODS


Input: [ITEM #] 122 [O.O.] YES [E.L.] YES [S.L.] NO [S.KY.J.] YES [DESCRIPTION]

Output: BASIC CORONA


Input: [ITEM #] 123 [O.O.] NO [E.L.] NO [S.L.] NO [S.KY.J.] YES [DESCRIPTION]

Output: CORONA W/ URETHRAL STIMULATOR


Input: [ITEM #] 141 [O.O.] NO [E.L.] NO [S.L.] NO [S.KY.J.] YES [DESCRIPTION]

Output: SPARKLER*


Input: [ITEM #] 142 [O.O.] NO [E.L.] NO [S.L.] NO [S.KY.J.] YES [DESCRIPTION]

Output: BIG BOY SPARKLER*


Input: [ITEM #] 120 [O.O.] NO [E.L.] YES [S.L.] NO [S.KY.J.] YES [DESCRIPTION]

Output: SCROTUM ELECTRODE


Input: [AND] Branch 1 is local, or global and predicted taken [THEN] TAKE BRANCH 0 [IF]

Output: Branch Selector Selects Branch 1

Chip Architect: Detailed Architecture of AMD's Opteron


Input: [AND] Branch 1 is global and predicted not taken and Branch 2 is local, or global and predicted taken [THEN] TAKE BRANCH 1 [IF]

Output: Branch Selector Selects Branch 1

Chip Architect: Detailed Architecture of AMD's Opteron


Input: [AND] Branch 1 is global and predicted not taken and Branch 2 is global and predicted not taken and Branch 3 is local, or global and predicted taken [THEN] TAKE BRANCH 2 [IF]

Output: Branch Selector Selects Branch 1

Chip Architect: Detailed Architecture of AMD's Opteron


Input: [AND] Branch 1 is global and predicted not taken and Branch 2 is global and predicted not taken and Branch 3 is global and predicted not taken [THEN] GO TO NEXT LINE [IF]

Output: Branch Selector Selects Branch 1

Chip Architect: Detailed Architecture of AMD's Opteron


Input: [AND] Branch 2 is local, or global and predicted taken [THEN] TAKE BRANCH 0 [IF]

Output: Branch Selector Selects Branch 2

Chip Architect: Detailed Architecture of AMD's Opteron


Input: [AND] Branch 2 is global and predicted not taken and Branch 3 is local, or global and predicted taken [THEN] TAKE BRANCH 1 [IF]

Output: Branch Selector Selects Branch 2

Chip Architect: Detailed Architecture of AMD's Opteron


Input: [AND] Branch 2 is global and predicted not taken and Branch 3 is global and predicted not taken [THEN] GO TO NEXT LINE [IF]

Output: Branch Selector Selects Branch 2

Chip Architect: Detailed Architecture of AMD's Opteron


Input: [AND] Branch 3 is local, or global and predicted taken [THEN] TAKE BRANCH 2 [IF]

Output: Branch Selector Selects Branch 3

Chip Architect: Detailed Architecture of AMD's Opteron


Input: [AND] Branch 3 is global and predicted not taken [THEN] GO TO NEXT LINE [IF]

Output: Branch Selector Selects Branch 3

Chip Architect: Detailed Architecture of AMD's Opteron


Input: -1400+ [INVENTION] Alphabet [INVENTING NATION (if known)] Non-Atlantean [COMMENTS]

Output: Known by Marossans


Input: -1400+ [INVENTION] Equivalent of Stone, Bronze and Iron Ages [INVENTING NATION (if known)] Non-Atlantean [COMMENTS]

Output: Marossans already past these


Input: -1400+ [INVENTION] Coinage [INVENTING NATION (if known)] Non-Atlantean [COMMENTS]

Output: Used by Marossans


Input: 200+ [INVENTION] Printing (block) [INVENTING NATION (if known)] Non-Atlantean [COMMENTS]

Output: In use a little after 300s


Input: 350+ [INVENTION] Semaphore (mechanical) [INVENTING NATION (if known)] ?Atlantean [COMMENTS]

Output: In use post 460


Input: 400+ [INVENTION] Water wheels/trip-hammer [INVENTING NATION (if known)] Non-Atlantean [COMMENTS]

Output: In use 570s


Input: 420+ [INVENTION] Glasses (spectacles) [INVENTING NATION (if known)] Non-Atlantean [COMMENTS]

Output: In use after 585


Input: 480 [INVENTION] Telescope [INVENTING NATION (if known)] Atlantean [COMMENTS]

Output: In use for military after 530


Input: 480+ [INVENTION] Printing (moveable type) [INVENTING NATION (if known)] Non-Atlantean [COMMENTS]

Output: In use after 590


Input: 500+ [INVENTION] Microscope/magnifying glass [INVENTING NATION (if known)] Atlantean [COMMENTS]

Output: Suppressed. Reinvented after 600


Input: 520 [INVENTION] Electricity (theory and experiments) [INVENTING NATION (if known)] ?Non-Atlantean [COMMENTS]

Output: Later work done after 690s by Atlanteans


Input: 560+ [INVENTION] Stirrups (horses) [INVENTING NATION (if known)] Non-Atlantean [COMMENTS]

Output: Barbarian invention


Input: 570+ [INVENTION] Gunpowder weapons [INVENTING NATION (if known)] Non-Atlantean [COMMENTS]

Output: Used by Atlanteans after 590s


Input: 620 [INVENTION] Steam-powered vehicles [INVENTING NATION (if known)] Atlantean [COMMENTS]

Output: Suppressed after 660s


Input: 630 [INVENTION] Looms [INVENTING NATION (if known)] ? [COMMENTS]

Output: Suppressed till 710


Input: 640 [INVENTION] Barometer/thermometer [INVENTING NATION (if known)] Non-Atlantean [COMMENTS]

Output: Perhaps first invented 400s


Input: 640+ [INVENTION] Mines (gunpowder) [INVENTING NATION (if known)] Atlantean [COMMENTS]

Output: Suppressed. Re-used after 740s


Input: 670 [INVENTION] Balloons [INVENTING NATION (if known)] Basquec [COMMENTS]

Output: In use after 740


Input: 730+ [INVENTION] Photography [INVENTING NATION (if known)] ? [COMMENTS]

Output: Largely developed by Atlanteans


Input: 740 [INVENTION] Balloons (steam-powered) [INVENTING NATION (if known)] Basquec [COMMENTS]

Output: Improved after 785 by Atlanteans


Input: [0] Consultation with xrays [BPI DENTAL] £135 [IMPLANTS ABROAD]

Output: Advertised FREE > caution hidden costs

Cheap dental implant abroad may cost you more!


Input: [0] 2nd Consultation [BPI DENTAL] FREE [IMPLANTS ABROAD]

Output: Not available

Cheap dental implant abroad may cost you more!


Input: [0] CT Scan facility [BPI DENTAL] Available at practice [IMPLANTS ABROAD]

Output: Possible hospital visit

Cheap dental implant abroad may cost you more!


Input: [0] Specialist Implant Surgeon [BPI DENTAL] YES [IMPLANTS ABROAD]

Output: Unknown ??

Cheap dental implant abroad may cost you more!


Input: [0] Specialist Restorative Dentist [BPI DENTAL] YES [IMPLANTS ABROAD]

Output: Unknown ??

Cheap dental implant abroad may cost you more!


Input: [0] Registered & Regulated by Dental Governing Body (GDC) [BPI DENTAL] YES [IMPLANTS ABROAD]

Output: Possibly not

Cheap dental implant abroad may cost you more!


Input: [0] How many years in Practice? [BPI DENTAL] Over 18 years [IMPLANTS ABROAD]

Output: Unknown ??

Cheap dental implant abroad may cost you more!


Input: [0] How many implants placed? [BPI DENTAL] +2500 (as of April 2011) [IMPLANTS ABROAD]

Output: Unknown ??

Cheap dental implant abroad may cost you more!


Input: [0] What is success rate? [BPI DENTAL] 98% over 15 yrs [IMPLANTS ABROAD]

Output: Unknown ??

Cheap dental implant abroad may cost you more!


Input: [0] Implant system used? [BPI DENTAL] *ONLY TOP 5* Astra , Straumann, NobelBiocare, Friadent & 3iBiomet [IMPLANTS ABROAD]

Output: Cheap non-standard systems often used

Cheap dental implant abroad may cost you more!


Input: [0] Complaints procedure? [BPI DENTAL] YES [IMPLANTS ABROAD]

Output: Possibly Not

Cheap dental implant abroad may cost you more!


Input: [0] International teachers for Implant training [BPI DENTAL] YES [IMPLANTS ABROAD]

Output: Unknown ??

Cheap dental implant abroad may cost you more!


Input: [0] Guarantee & Peace of mind [BPI DENTAL] 5 Years (Conditional) [IMPLANTS ABROAD]

Output: Possibly Not

Cheap dental implant abroad may cost you more!


Input: [0] Local Implants for local people [BPI DENTAL] Clearly explained treatment plans [IMPLANTS ABROAD]

Output: English language problems may confuse

Cheap dental implant abroad may cost you more!


Input: [SKU] GF15ALLA [Color]

Output: Almond

Hubbell Circuit Guard LED GFCI Receptacle - Hubbell GF15LA - HubbellPremiseWiring.com


Input: [SKU] GF15BKLA [Color]

Output: Black

Hubbell Circuit Guard LED GFCI Receptacle - Hubbell GF15LA - HubbellPremiseWiring.com


Input: [SKU] GF15GYLA [Color]

Output: Gray

Hubbell Circuit Guard LED GFCI Receptacle - Hubbell GF15LA - HubbellPremiseWiring.com


Input: [SKU] GF15ILA [Color]

Output: Ivory

Hubbell Circuit Guard LED GFCI Receptacle - Hubbell GF15LA - HubbellPremiseWiring.com


Input: [SKU] GF15LA [Color]

Output: Brown

Hubbell Circuit Guard LED GFCI Receptacle - Hubbell GF15LA - HubbellPremiseWiring.com


Input: [SKU] GF15LALA [Color]

Output: Light Almond

Hubbell Circuit Guard LED GFCI Receptacle - Hubbell GF15LA - HubbellPremiseWiring.com


Input: [SKU] GF15OWLA [Color]

Output: Office White

Hubbell Circuit Guard LED GFCI Receptacle - Hubbell GF15LA - HubbellPremiseWiring.com


Input: [SKU] GF15RLA [Color]

Output: Red

Hubbell Circuit Guard LED GFCI Receptacle - Hubbell GF15LA - HubbellPremiseWiring.com


Input: [SKU] GF15WLA [Color]

Output: White

Hubbell Circuit Guard LED GFCI Receptacle - Hubbell GF15LA - HubbellPremiseWiring.com


Input: [HOROSCOPE POSITION] Ascendant [RAY] Second Ray [CONNECTION POINT] Lines Of Awareness and FormINE [CHAKRA]

Output: Head Centre

The Horoscope, Chakras and The Seven Rays


Input: [HOROSCOPE POSITION] Descendant [RAY] Fourth Ray [CONNECTION POINT] Lines Of Awareness and FormINE [CHAKRA]

Output: Heart Centre

The Horoscope, Chakras and The Seven Rays


Input: [HOROSCOPE POSITION] M.C. [RAY] Sixth Ray [CONNECTION POINT] Lines Of Volition and FormINE [CHAKRA]

Output: Sex Centre

The Horoscope, Chakras and The Seven Rays


Input: [HOROSCOPE POSITION] I.C. [RAY] Fifth Ray [CONNECTION POINT] Lines Of Volition and FormINE [CHAKRA]

Output: Solar Plexus Centre

The Horoscope, Chakras and The Seven Rays


Input: [HOROSCOPE POSITION] Above Centre [RAY] First Ray [CONNECTION POINT] Lines Of Awareness and Volition INE [CHAKRA]

Output: Crown Centre

The Horoscope, Chakras and The Seven Rays


Input: [HOROSCOPE POSITION] Central Point [RAY] Third Ray [CONNECTION POINT] Point Of Origin of Each LineNE [CHAKRA]

Output: Throat Centre

The Horoscope, Chakras and The Seven Rays


Input: [HOROSCOPE POSITION] Below Centre [RAY] Seventh Ray [CONNECTION POINT] Lines Of Awareness and Volition INE [CHAKRA]

Output: Base Centre

The Horoscope, Chakras and The Seven Rays


Input: [IF YOU ARE IN:] Adult Education Metal Building [GO TO:]

Output: Evacuate building to Beulah Bloodworth Building interior hallways


Input: [IF YOU ARE IN:] Air Conditioning Building [GO TO:]

Output: Classroom 303


Input: [IF YOU ARE IN:] Auto Body Building [GO TO:]

Output: Classroom 403


Input: [IF YOU ARE IN:] Automotive Technology Building [GO TO:]

Output: Evacuate building to Main Building Classroom 208 or 206


Input: [IF YOU ARE IN:] Beulah Bloodworth Building [GO TO:]

Output: Interior hallways


Input: [IF YOU ARE IN:] Diesel Building [GO TO:]

Output: Classrooms & offices


Input: [IF YOU ARE IN:] Industrial Maintenance Building [GO TO:]

Output: Interior hallways


Input: [IF YOU ARE IN:] Main Building [GO TO:]

Output: Media Center, Computer Lab, Interior Hallways, Admissions storage room


Input: [IF YOU ARE IN:] Metal Gas Drilling Building [GO TO:]

Output: Evacuate building to the Auto Body Shop


Input: [IF YOU ARE IN:] Metal Learning Center Building [GO TO:]

Output: Evacuate building to the Auto Body Shop


Input: [IF YOU ARE IN:] New Maintenance Building [GO TO:]

Output: Office


Input: [IF YOU ARE IN:] Old Maintenance Building [GO TO:]

Output: Evacuate building to Beulah Bloodworth Building interior hallways


Input: [IF YOU ARE IN:] Technology East [GO TO:]

Output: Central hallway


Input: [IF YOU ARE IN:] Technology West [GO TO:]

Output: Room 109 & restrooms


Input: [IF YOU ARE IN:] Welding Shop Building [GO TO:]

Output: Evacuate building to Technology West


Input: [REASON(S):] Views people in terms of their disability; Groups people into one undifferentiated category; Condescending; Does not reflect the individuality, equality, or dignity of people with disabilities. [CURRENTLY ACCEPTED*:] - People with disabilities - Deaf people - People who are blind - People who are visually impaired - People with autism [OUTDATED OR OFFENSIVE:]

Output: "The" anything: The blind The disabled The autistic


Input: [REASON(S):] Outdated; connotes that people with disabilities need charity. Disabilities dont handicap: attitudes and architecture handicap. [CURRENTLY ACCEPTED*:] People with disabilities [OUTDATED OR OFFENSIVE:]

Output: Handicapped


Input: [REASON(S):] An individual is a person before one is disabled. People with disabilities are individuals who share a common condition. [CURRENTLY ACCEPTED*:] People with disabilities [OUTDATED OR OFFENSIVE:]

Output: The disabled


Input: [REASON(S):] Disability is not something people admit to or needs to be admitted to. [CURRENTLY ACCEPTED*:] Says she/he has a disability [OUTDATED OR OFFENSIVE:]

Output: Admits she/he has a disability


Input: [REASON(S):] People with disabilities may also be normal, healthy and whole. Implies that the person with a disability isn't normal. [CURRENTLY ACCEPTED*:] - Non-disabled - Person without a disability [OUTDATED OR OFFENSIVE:]

Output: Normal, healthy, whole (when speaking about people without disabilities as compared to people with disabilities)


Input: [REASON(S):] Implies person has courage because of having a disability. [CURRENTLY ACCEPTED*:] - Has overcome his/her disability - Successful, productive [OUTDATED OR OFFENSIVE:]

Output: Courageous


Input: [TAP] JAZZ [SALSA] WALTZ [WEDDING PREPARATION]

Output: COUNTRY LINE

Dance Biz, Rochester, Greece, Gates, NY, 14606


Input: [TAP] BALLET [SALSA] CHA CHA [WEDDING PREPARATION]

Output: CORPORATE EVENTS

Dance Biz, Rochester, Greece, Gates, NY, 14606


Input: [TAP] LYRICAL [SALSA] FOXTROT [WEDDING PREPARATION]

Output: PRIVATE EVENTS

Dance Biz, Rochester, Greece, Gates, NY, 14606


Input: [TAP] HIP HOP [SALSA] RUMBA [WEDDING PREPARATION]

Output: HIGH SCHOOLS

Dance Biz, Rochester, Greece, Gates, NY, 14606


Input: [TAP] POINTE [SALSA] MERENGUE [WEDDING PREPARATION]

Output: MIDDLE SCHOOLS

Dance Biz, Rochester, Greece, Gates, NY, 14606


Input: [TAP] BALLROOM [SALSA] TWO STEP [WEDDING PREPARATION]

Output: ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS

Dance Biz, Rochester, Greece, Gates, NY, 14606


Input: [TAP] SWING [SALSA] IRISH STEP [WEDDING PREPARATION]

Output: GROUP LESSONS

Dance Biz, Rochester, Greece, Gates, NY, 14606


Input: [TAP] W.C. SWING [SALSA] BLUES [WEDDING PREPARATION]

Output: PRIVATE LESSONS

Dance Biz, Rochester, Greece, Gates, NY, 14606


Input: [TAP] TANGO [WEDDING PREPARATION]

Output: FITNESS CLASSES

Dance Biz, Rochester, Greece, Gates, NY, 14606


Input: [WITNESSING AWARENESS] Apprehends waking-state sentience [WAKING-STATE SENTIENCE]

Output: Is apprehended by witnessing awareness


Input: [WITNESSING AWARENESS] Never comes or goes [WAKING-STATE SENTIENCE]

Output: Comes and goes


Input: [WITNESSING AWARENESS] Measuring and science appear to it [WAKING-STATE SENTIENCE]

Output: Measured by science


Input: [WITNESSING AWARENESS] Never appears or disappears; can’t be an object [WAKING-STATE SENTIENCE]

Output: Appears as an object along with other objects


Input: [WITNESSING AWARENESS] Never more than one, and even that is too much to say! [WAKING-STATE SENTIENCE]

Output: There is at least one per person


Input: [WITNESSING AWARENESS] It IS you; you as awareness are never not…. [WAKING-STATE SENTIENCE]

Output: You are there even if it is not there


Input: [DESCRIPTION] Central Purchasing Bid Tabulations [LINK TYPE]

Output: web form


Input: [DESCRIPTION] Contract Management Bid Tabulations [LINK TYPE]

Output: web form


Input: [DESCRIPTION] Registered Vendor Search [LINK TYPE]

Output: page link


Input: [DESCRIPTION] No Contact List [LINK TYPE]

Output: pdf


Input: [DESCRIPTION] Expiring Contracts List [LINK TYPE]

Output: pdf


Input: [DESCRIPTION] NIGP Commodity Search [LINK TYPE]

Output: web form


Input: [DESCRIPTION] New NIGP Commodity Codes (Past 4 Weeks) [LINK TYPE]

Output: page link


Input: [PSYCHOMOTOR CHARACTERISTICS] The child... [PSYCHOMOTOR NEEDS] The child needs... [IMPLICATIONS FOR INSTRUCTION]

Output: Adults should...


Input: [PSYCHOMOTOR CHARACTERISTICS] Is extremely active, fatigues easily; often shows fatigue by being cross or restless. [PSYCHOMOTOR NEEDS] Physical activity, frequent rest periods; opportunities to use energy. [IMPLICATIONS FOR INSTRUCTION]

Output: Plan individualized and group activities which alternate quiet and active periods; anticipate problems; plan for free play; plan for ample running games.


Input: [PSYCHOMOTOR CHARACTERISTICS] Is restless; tires of doing any one activity for an extended period of time. [PSYCHOMOTOR NEEDS] Activities requiring different levels of concentration and types of involvement. [IMPLICATIONS FOR INSTRUCTION]

Output: Vary grouping patterns; allow schedule flexibility; prepare interesting, short “extras”; plan frequent play periods.


Input: [PSYCHOMOTOR CHARACTERISTICS] Is developing small muscle control more slowly than large muscle coordination. [PSYCHOMOTOR NEEDS] A variety of movement and manipulative experiences. [IMPLICATIONS FOR INSTRUCTION]

Output: Provide individual and group activities involving large and small muscles; begin with exercises and rhythmic activities good for the whole body; limit time spent on activities requiring fine eye-hand coordination.


Input: [PSYCHOMOTOR CHARACTERISTICS] Is physically flexible and resilient; skull bones remain soft. [PSYCHOMOTOR NEEDS] Activities that are appropriate to developed skills of coordination. [IMPLICATIONS FOR INSTRUCTION]

Output: Plan activities suited to the range of motor capabilities within the class; set clear limits to behavior in games and activities; provide class supervision.


Input: [PSYCHOMOTOR CHARACTERISTICS] Is becoming more skilled at motor tasks; girls often have higher skill levels. [PSYCHOMOTOR NEEDS] Motor tasks suited to personal skill level. [IMPLICATIONS FOR INSTRUCTION]

Output: Plan for a variety of activities with different demands on coordination; avoid boy versus girl comparisons or competitions.


Input: [PSYCHOMOTOR CHARACTERISTICS] Is more interested in manipulation and movement than in product produced or ideas involved. [PSYCHOMOTOR NEEDS] Opportunities for active participation. [IMPLICATIONS FOR INSTRUCTION]

Output: De-emphasize relative quality of finished product; avoid comparisons; provide activities which do not always result in a product; don't insist on perseverance or completion of all activities; ask questions to extend the value of the activity.


Input: [PSYCHOMOTOR CHARACTERISTICS] Is quite likely to be far-sighted; focusing on small objects is gradually becoming easier. [PSYCHOMOTOR NEEDS] To avoid eye strain. [IMPLICATIONS FOR INSTRUCTION]

Output: Plan activities requiring a mini: mum of close visual scrutiny (e.g. copying from chalkboard); eliminate very small objects if magnification is not provided; insist on books with slightly enlarged print.


Input: [QUESTIONS] What do you think of / about …? [AFFIRMATIVE] I think that …. [NEGATIVE]

Output: I don't think ….

ACUERDOS Y DESACUERDOS EN INGLES - m@r!@n@


Input: [QUESTIONS] Do you agree? [AFFIRMATIVE] Yes, I agree [NEGATIVE]

Output: No, I don't agree with

ACUERDOS Y DESACUERDOS EN INGLES - m@r!@n@


Input: [QUESTIONS] What do you mean? [AFFIRMATIVE] I feel [NEGATIVE]

Output: I disagree with

ACUERDOS Y DESACUERDOS EN INGLES - m@r!@n@


Input: [QUESTIONS] How do you like? [AFFIRMATIVE] I believe [NEGATIVE]

Output: I don't believe that

ACUERDOS Y DESACUERDOS EN INGLES - m@r!@n@


Input: [QUESTIONS] Do you think that …..? [AFFIRMATIVE] Yes, I think that ….. [NEGATIVE]

Output: No, I don't think so

ACUERDOS Y DESACUERDOS EN INGLES - m@r!@n@


Input: [QUESTIONS] What's your opinion about / on…? [AFFIRMATIVE] In my opinion …… [NEGATIVE]

Output: I don't agree with

ACUERDOS Y DESACUERDOS EN INGLES - m@r!@n@


Input: [QUESTIONS] What's your point of view about / on …? [AFFIRMATIVE] From my point of view [NEGATIVE]

Output: I disagree with

ACUERDOS Y DESACUERDOS EN INGLES - m@r!@n@


Input: [QUESTIONS] How do you feel about …..? [AFFIRMATIVE] I feel …… [NEGATIVE]

Output: I don't feel …….

ACUERDOS Y DESACUERDOS EN INGLES - m@r!@n@


Input: [FEATURE] Easy Installation [BANKS SPEEDBRAKE] Simple plug-in installation, no cutting or welding required [PACBRAKE] Requires cutting & welding [BD]

Output: Requires cutting & welding

Banks Power | 06-07 Chevy/GMC - 6.6L Duramax LLY-LBZ>>SpeedBrakeâ¢


Input: [FEATURE] Free from Wire Tapping & Splicing [BANKS SPEEDBRAKE] Simple plug-in installation using factory style connectors [PACBRAKE] Included wiring requires no cutting. [BD]

Output: Requires Posi-taps, cutting & splicing of factory wiring

Banks Power | 06-07 Chevy/GMC - 6.6L Duramax LLY-LBZ>>SpeedBrakeâ¢


Input: [FEATURE] Maintenance-free [BANKS SPEEDBRAKE] All-electronic device requires no maintenance ever! [PACBRAKE] Has a mechanical butterfly, electric pump & air plumbing [BD]

Output: Brake requires adjustment after installation & again after some operating time

Banks Power | 06-07 Chevy/GMC - 6.6L Duramax LLY-LBZ>>SpeedBrakeâ¢


Input: [FEATURE] Silent Operation [BANKS SPEEDBRAKE] Uses factory turbo’s variable vanes; quiet operation [PACBRAKE] Noisy electric compressor under the hood [BD]

Output: Noisy electric compressor under the hood

Banks Power | 06-07 Chevy/GMC - 6.6L Duramax LLY-LBZ>>SpeedBrakeâ¢


Input: [FEATURE] Automatically Shifts Transmission [BANKS SPEEDBRAKE] Controls torque converter lock-up & gear selection for maximum braking [PACBRAKE] No transmission interface. Relies on factory Tow/Haul mode for trans. control [BD]

Output: No transmission interface. Relies on factory Tow/Haul mode for trans. control

Banks Power | 06-07 Chevy/GMC - 6.6L Duramax LLY-LBZ>>SpeedBrakeâ¢


Input: [FEATURE] Maximum Braking [BANKS SPEEDBRAKE] Vane control + trans. shifting+ torque converter clutch control slowed vehicle to 15 MPH! [PACBRAKE] Only slowed vehicle to 68 MPH on 6% grade [BD]

Output: Only slowed vehicle to 69 MPH on 6% grade

Banks Power | 06-07 Chevy/GMC - 6.6L Duramax LLY-LBZ>>SpeedBrakeâ¢


Input: [FEATURE] Adjustable Strength Settings [BANKS SPEEDBRAKE] Exclusive Strength settings let user select braking aggressiveness [PACBRAKE] Only On or Off [BD]

Output: Only On or Off

Banks Power | 06-07 Chevy/GMC - 6.6L Duramax LLY-LBZ>>SpeedBrakeâ¢


Input: [FEATURE] Adjustable Speed Presets [BANKS SPEEDBRAKE] Patented downhill speed control; user selects target speed [PACBRAKE] Only On or Off [BD]

Output: Only On or Off

Banks Power | 06-07 Chevy/GMC - 6.6L Duramax LLY-LBZ>>SpeedBrakeâ¢


Input: [FEATURE] Foot Pedal Integration [BANKS SPEEDBRAKE] Customizable feature lets user select exhaust brake/foot brake relationship [PACBRAKE] Only control is a dash mounted switch [BD]

Output: Only control is a dash mounted switch

Banks Power | 06-07 Chevy/GMC - 6.6L Duramax LLY-LBZ>>SpeedBrakeâ¢


Input: [FEATURE] User Interface [BANKS SPEEDBRAKE] Banks iQ is packed with user interface features, lets user communicate with vehicle [PACBRAKE] Only control is a dash mounted switch [BD]

Output: Only control is a dash mounted switch

Banks Power | 06-07 Chevy/GMC - 6.6L Duramax LLY-LBZ>>SpeedBrakeâ¢


Input: [FEATURE] System Status Indicator [BANKS SPEEDBRAKE] Communicates system condition & has engine coolant/oil temp warnings [PACBRAKE] No means of communicating [BD]

Output: No means of communicating

Banks Power | 06-07 Chevy/GMC - 6.6L Duramax LLY-LBZ>>SpeedBrakeâ¢


Input: [FEATURE] OBDII Scan Tool [BANKS SPEEDBRAKE] Includes full communication with vehicle OBDII, allows for reading & clearing vehicle codes [PACBRAKE] No means of communicating [BD]

Output: No means of communicating

Banks Power | 06-07 Chevy/GMC - 6.6L Duramax LLY-LBZ>>SpeedBrakeâ¢


Input: [FEATURE] Prone to Exhaust Leaks [BANKS SPEEDBRAKE] Simple plug-and-play installation means no cutting of the exhaust [PACBRAKE] Required cutting and welding compromises exhaust system [BD]

Output: Required cutting and welding compromises exhaust system

Banks Power | 06-07 Chevy/GMC - 6.6L Duramax LLY-LBZ>>SpeedBrakeâ¢


Input: [SAMPLE APPLICATION] Pricing [INDUSTRY]

Output: Agriculture

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Input: [SAMPLE APPLICATION] Bone and artifact identification and dating [INDUSTRY]

Output: Archaeology

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Input: [SAMPLE APPLICATION] Loan underwriting Credit scoring [INDUSTRY]

Output: Banking

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Input: [SAMPLE APPLICATION] Detection of fraudulent transactions [INDUSTRY]

Output: Credit Cards

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Input: [SAMPLE APPLICATION] Target identification [INDUSTRY]

Output: Defense

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Input: [SAMPLE APPLICATION] Structural fault detection [INDUSTRY]

Output: Engineering

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Input: [SAMPLE APPLICATION] Prediction of air and sea currents Air and water quality [INDUSTRY]

Output: Environmental

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Input: [SAMPLE APPLICATION] Investment prediction Currency fluctuation [INDUSTRY]

Output: Finance and Securities

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Input: [SAMPLE APPLICATION] Beer and wine flavor prediction [INDUSTRY]

Output: Flavors and Fragrances

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Input: [SAMPLE APPLICATION] Identification of potential terrorists [INDUSTRY]

Output: Homeland Security

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Input: [SAMPLE APPLICATION] Policy underwriting Loss reserves estimation [INDUSTRY]

Output: Insurance/Reinsurance

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Input: [SAMPLE APPLICATION] Quality control and Six Sigma [INDUSTRY]

Output: Manufacturing

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Input: [SAMPLE APPLICATION] Accurately target prospects Measure and compare marketing methods and campaigns [INDUSTRY]

Output: Marketing

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Input: [SAMPLE APPLICATION] Tumor and tissue diagnosis Heart attack diagnosis [INDUSTRY]

Output: Medicine

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Input: [SAMPLE APPLICATION] Coal plant ash analysis Energy price prediction Oil reserves estimation [INDUSTRY]

Output: Oil/Gas/Energy

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Input: [SAMPLE APPLICATION] New drug effectiveness [INDUSTRY]

Output: Pharmaceuticals

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Input: [SAMPLE APPLICATION] Criminal and psychotic behavior prediction [INDUSTRY]

Output: Psychology

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Input: [SAMPLE APPLICATION] Real estate appraisal [INDUSTRY]

Output: Real Estate

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Input: [SAMPLE APPLICATION] Specimen identification Protein sequencing [INDUSTRY]

Output: Scientific Research

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Input: [SAMPLE APPLICATION] Network line fault detection [INDUSTRY]

Output: Telecommunications

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Input: [SAMPLE APPLICATION] Highway maintenance [INDUSTRY]

Output: Transportation

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Input: [SAMPLE APPLICATION] Power grid fault detection [INDUSTRY]

Output: Utilities

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Input: [IDENTIFIER] B [FUNCTION] BATTERY [WIRE COLOR CODE] Red with Violet stripe [CONNECTS TO]

Output: Battery positive via fuse

continuousWave: Whaler: Reference: Ignition Switch


Input: [IDENTIFIER] A or I [FUNCTION] ACCESSORY or IGNITION [WIRE COLOR CODE] Violet [CONNECTS TO]

Output: Accessory loads; engine ignition

continuousWave: Whaler: Reference: Ignition Switch


Input: [IDENTIFIER] S [FUNCTION] START [WIRE COLOR CODE] Yellow with Red stripe [CONNECTS TO]

Output: Engine starter solenoid coil

continuousWave: Whaler: Reference: Ignition Switch


Input: [IDENTIFIER] C [FUNCTION] CHOKE [WIRE COLOR CODE] Violet with White stripe [CONNECTS TO]

Output: Engine primer solenoid coil

continuousWave: Whaler: Reference: Ignition Switch


Input: [IDENTIFIER] M (raised) [FUNCTION] MAGNETO [WIRE COLOR CODE] Black with Yellow stripe [CONNECTS TO]

Output: Engine ignition kill circuit

continuousWave: Whaler: Reference: Ignition Switch


Input: [IDENTIFIER] M [FUNCTION] MAGNETO [WIRE COLOR CODE] Black [CONNECTS TO]

Output: Engine chassis or battery negative

continuousWave: Whaler: Reference: Ignition Switch


Input: [MEDIUM ACID] WHITE SUGAR [LOWEST ACID] PROCESSED HONEY [MOST ACID]

Output: NUTRASWEET

Acidic Foods


Input: [MEDIUM ACID] BROWN SUGAR [LOWEST ACID] MOLASSES [MOST ACID]

Output: ASPARTAME

Acidic Foods


Input: [MEDIUM ACID] SOUR CHERRIES [LOWEST ACID] PLUMS [MOST ACID]

Output: BLUEBERRIES

Acidic Foods


Input: [MEDIUM ACID] RHUBARB [LOWEST ACID] PROCESSED FRUIT JUICES [MOST ACID]

Output: CRANBERRIES

Acidic Foods


Input: [MEDIUM ACID] POTATOES (WITHOUT SKINS) [LOWEST ACID] COOKED SPINICH [MOST ACID]

Output: PRUNES

Acidic Foods


Input: [MEDIUM ACID] NAVY BEANS [LOWEST ACID] KIDNEY BEANS [MOST ACID]

Output: CHOCOLATE

Acidic Foods


Input: [MEDIUM ACID] LIMA BEANS [LOWEST ACID] STRING BEANS [MOST ACID]

Output: PEANUTS

Acidic Foods


Input: [MEDIUM ACID] PECANS [LOWEST ACID] PUMPKIN SEEDS [MOST ACID]

Output: WALNUTS

Acidic Foods


Input: [MEDIUM ACID] CASHEWS [LOWEST ACID] SUNFLOWER SEEDS [MOST ACID]

Output: WHEAT

Acidic Foods


Input: [MEDIUM ACID] WHITE RICE [LOWEST ACID] CORN OIL [MOST ACID]

Output: WHITE FLOUR

Acidic Foods


Input: [MEDIUM ACID] CORN [LOWEST ACID] SPROUTED WHEAT BREAD [MOST ACID]

Output: PASTRIES

Acidic Foods


Input: [MEDIUM ACID] BUCKWHEAT [LOWEST ACID] SPELT [MOST ACID]

Output: PASTA

Acidic Foods


Input: [MEDIUM ACID] OATS [LOWEST ACID] BROWN RICE [MOST ACID]

Output: BEEF

Acidic Foods


Input: [MEDIUM ACID] RYE [LOWEST ACID] VENISON [MOST ACID]

Output: PORK

Acidic Foods


Input: [MEDIUM ACID] TURKEY [LOWEST ACID] COLD WATER FISH [MOST ACID]

Output: SHELLFISH

Acidic Foods


Input: [MEDIUM ACID] CHICKEN [LOWEST ACID] EGGS [MOST ACID]

Output: CHEESE

Acidic Foods


Input: [MEDIUM ACID] LAMB [LOWEST ACID] BUTTER [MOST ACID]

Output: ICE CREAM

Acidic Foods


Input: [MEDIUM ACID] RAW MILK [LOWEST ACID] YOGURT [MOST ACID]

Output: BEER

Acidic Foods


Input: [MEDIUM ACID] COFFEE [LOWEST ACID] BUTTERMILK [MOST ACID]

Output: SOFT DRINKS

Acidic Foods


Input: [STRAND] Physical, Personal and Social Learning [DOMAINS] Civics and Citizenship [DIMENSIONS]

Output: Civic knowledge and understanding Community engagement

Exiles and Emigrants: Education Resource


Input: [STRAND] Discipline based Learning [DOMAINS] The Arts [DIMENSIONS]

Output: Creating and making Exploring and responding

Exiles and Emigrants: Education Resource


Input: [DOMAINS] English [DIMENSIONS]

Output: Reading Speaking and listening

Exiles and Emigrants: Education Resource


Input: [DOMAINS] Humanities( Geography ) [DIMENSIONS]

Output: Geographical knowledge and understanding

Exiles and Emigrants: Education Resource


Input: [DOMAINS] Humanities ( History) [DIMENSIONS]

Output: Historical knowledge and understanding Historical reasoning and interpretation.

Exiles and Emigrants: Education Resource


Input: [STRAND] Interdisciplinary Learning [DOMAINS] Communication [DIMENSIONS]

Output: Listening, viewing and responding

Exiles and Emigrants: Education Resource


Input: [DOMAINS] Thinking [DIMENSIONS]

Output: Reasoning, processing and inquiry. Reflection, evaluation and metacognition.

Exiles and Emigrants: Education Resource


Input: [SCORE] 100 [CONDICIONS OF THE PERSON] excellent [WORK ACTIVITIES] free [MALFUNCTIONS] absent [SIMPTOMS]

Output: absent


Input: [SCORE] 90 [CONDICIONS OF THE PERSON] good [WORK ACTIVITIES] normal [MALFUNCTIONS] minor [SIMPTOMS]

Output: minor


Input: [SCORE] 80 [CONDICIONS OF THE PERSON] mediocre [WORK ACTIVITIES] hard [MALFUNCTIONS] signs of disease [SIMPTOMS]

Output: moderated


Input: [SCORE] 70 [CONDICIONS OF THE PERSON] self sufficiency [WORK ACTIVITIES] inability [MALFUNCTIONS] disease evident [SIMPTOMS]

Output: moderated


Input: [SCORE] 60 [CONDICIONS OF THE PERSON] need occasional assistance [WORK ACTIVITIES] inability [MALFUNCTIONS] disease evident [SIMPTOMS]

Output: marked


Input: [SCORE] 50 [CONDICIONS OF THE PERSON] calls for frequent assistance [WORK ACTIVITIES] inability [SIMPTOMS]

Output: Specialized therapy frequently at home


Input: [SCORE] 40 [CONDICIONS OF THE PERSON] social inability [WORK ACTIVITIES] disability [SIMPTOMS]

Output: Social care at home


Input: [SCORE] 30 [CONDICIONS OF THE PERSON] serious injiures [WORK ACTIVITIES] death not imminent [SIMPTOMS]

Output: hospitalization


Input: [SCORE] 20 [CONDICIONS OF THE PERSON] very serious injiures [WORK ACTIVITIES] terapia intensiva [SIMPTOMS]

Output: hospitalized


Input: [0] Feel [SILICON GEL] Feels soft, natural but so called 'cohesive' is quite firm. [HYDROGEL] Feels like silicone gel, slightly firmer. At body temperature almost like breast tissue. [SALINE]

Output: Feels firmer than real breast.


Input: [0] Preferred Insertion Route [SILICON GEL] Submammary [HYDROGEL] Submammary and sometimes periareolar [SALINE]

Output: Periareolar most common, but transumbilical and transaxillary also possible.


Input: [0] Capsule or Hardening [SILICON GEL] Capsular contraction (hardening) frequent [HYDROGEL] Capsule formation rare. To be proved by Clinical Trial. [SALINE]

Output: Capsular contraction rare.


Input: [0] Cost [SILICON GEL] Cost more than saline - some more than double. [HYDROGEL] Same cost as saline. [SALINE]

Output: Base line cost.


Input: [0] Sizes [SILICON GEL] Sizes in increments [HYDROGEL] Sizes in increments [SALINE]

Output: Sizes in increments but over filling is possible.


Input: [0] Availability [SILICON GEL] Freely available in UK. Not officially available in USA*. [HYDROGEL] Widely available in Europe. Limited to trial only in USA. [SALINE]

Output: Freely available.


Input: [MRC:] ADYY [Requirement:] URETHANE [Requirement Name:]

Output: COATING MATERIAL


Input: [MRC:] AGSZ [Requirement:] INCLUDED [Requirement Name:]

Output: GROMMET


Input: [MRC:] AJCB [Requirement:] WATERPROOF AND ABRASION RESISTANT [Requirement Name:]

Output: HAZARD PROTECTION FEATURE


Input: [MRC:] AKKK [Requirement:] 1.900 OUNCES PER SQUARE YARD NOMINAL [Requirement Name:]

Output: CLOTH WEIGHT


Input: [MRC:] FEAT [Requirement:] REVERSIBLE WET WEATHER TARP, FACE SIDE PRINTED IN WOODLAND MARINE CORPS PATTERN (MARPAT), AND THE BACK SIDE IS NYLON COATED WITH A FLAME RESISTANT URETHANE COATING IN A SOLID COYOTE BROWN COLOR, THERE ARE EIGHT NUMBER1 BLACK BRASS GROMMETS WITH TOOTHED [Requirement Name:]

Output: SPECIAL FEATURES


Input: [MRC:] FEAT [Requirement:] WASHERS, THERE ARE ALSO 24 SETS OF NYLON GYPSY SNAPS POSITIONED AROUND THE CIRCUMFERENCE OF THE HEM ALTERNATING MALE AND FEMALE, 1.9 OZ/SQ YD, DURABLE, ABRASION RESISTANT AND NON-REFLECTIVE, INTENDED USESINCLUDE, BUT ARE NOT LIMITED TO, GROUND COVER, [Requirement Name:]

Output: ~1


Input: [MRC:] FEAT [Requirement:] SUNSHADE, GEAR COVER, FIELD LITTER, RAIN/WIND GARMENT OR HASTY SHELTER. [Requirement Name:]

Output: ~2


Input: [MRC:] HUES [Requirement:] WOODLAND PATTERN ONESIDE, SOLID COYOTE BROWN OTHER SIDE [Requirement Name:]

Output: COLOR


Input: [MRC:] MATL [Requirement:] NYLON [Requirement Name:]

Output: MATERIAL


Input: [MRC:] SR-1 [Requirement:] 58536 [Requirement Name:]

Output: MANUFACTURERS CODE


Input: [MRC:] SR-1 [Requirement:] 8405-00-NSH-0001 [Requirement Name:]

Output: NON-DEFINITIVE GOVERNMENT SPEC/STD REFERENCE


Input: [Subject Code] 10MAT31 [List of Subjects]

Output: Engineering Mathematics - III Question Papers

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Input: [Subject Code] MATDIP301 [List of Subjects]

Output: VTU BE Advanced Mathematics - I Question Papers

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Input: [Subject Code] 10CS32 [List of Subjects]

Output: Electronics Circuits Question Papers

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Input: [Subject Code] 10CS33 [List of Subjects]

Output: Logic Design Question Papers

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Input: [Subject Code] 10CS34 [List of Subjects]

Output: Discrete Mathematical Structures Question Papers

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Input: [Subject Code] 10CS35 [List of Subjects]

Output: Data Structures with C Question Papers

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Input: [Subject Code] 10CS36 [List of Subjects]

Output: Object Oriented Programming with C++ Question Papers

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Input: [Subject Code] 06CS36 [List of Subjects]

Output: Unix and Shell Programming Question Papers

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Input: [DEW POINT (°F)] 50–54 [RUNNER'S PERCEPTION] Very comfortable [HOW TO HANDLE]

Output: PR conditions

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Input: [DEW POINT (°F)] 55–59 [RUNNER'S PERCEPTION] Comfortable [HOW TO HANDLE]

Output: Hard efforts likely not affected

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Input: [DEW POINT (°F)] 60–64 [RUNNER'S PERCEPTION] Uncomfortable for some people [HOW TO HANDLE]

Output: Expect race times to be slower than in optimal conditions

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Input: [DEW POINT (°F)] 65–69 [RUNNER'S PERCEPTION] Uncomfortable for most people [HOW TO HANDLE]

Output: Easy training runs might feel OK but difficult to race well or do hard efforts

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Input: [DEW POINT (°F)] 70–74 [RUNNER'S PERCEPTION] Very humid and uncomfortable [HOW TO HANDLE]

Output: Expect pace to suffer greatly

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Input: [DEW POINT (°F)] 75 or greater [RUNNER'S PERCEPTION] Extremely oppressive [HOW TO HANDLE]

Output: Skip it or dramatically alter goal

Warm weather let down | Runner's World Community


Input: [FEATURES] Design Editing [BENEFITS]

Output: Achieve the perfect design - rotate, flip or merge designs


Input: [FEATURES] Sizing [BENEFITS]

Output: Maintain flawless stitch outs of resized designs with automatic stitch recalculation


Input: [FEATURES] The Sweeps [BENEFITS]

Output: Automatically clean up designs while removing hidden stitches on overlaps


Input: [FEATURES] Density Map [BENEFITS]

Output: Review and adjust density before you sew


Input: [FEATURES] Project Advisor [BENEFITS]

Output: Follow needle, hoop and stabilizer recommendations for specific projects - take out the guesswork


Input: [FEATURES] Mirror x 4 [BENEFITS]

Output: Copy designs up to four times for a unique mirror effect


Input: [FEATURES] Scatter [BENEFITS]

Output: Randomly arrange small designs to fill areas


Input: [FEATURES] Lettering [BENEFITS]

Output: 12 built-in fonts to personalize every project


Input: [FEATURES] Lettering Placement Options [BENEFITS]

Output: Create multi-line, circle and spiral lettering styles


Input: [FEATURES] AccuQuilt® Shapes [BENEFITS]

Output: Over 100 builtin shapes work seamlessly with eh AccuQuilt GO! Fabric Cutter for precise, easy applique, Stitch options can be changed for molre variety


Input: [FEATURES] 12 Built-in Applique Frame [BENEFITS]

Output: Beautiful embroidery frames to complement designs


Input: [FEATURES] File Splitting [BENEFITS]

Output: Automatically split designs to fit selected hoop size


Input: [FEATURES] Customized Thread Palette [BENEFITS]

Output: Choose the thread brand of your choice


Input: [FEATURES] Ghost Mode [BENEFITS]

Output: Selections are highlighted as you edit while other parts of the design are ghosted


Input: [FEATURES] Design Converter [BENEFITS]

Output: Convert designs to most home embroidery formats


Input: [FEATURES] Quick Start Guide [BENEFITS]

Output: Learn to use EmbroideryWorks tools with this simple guide


Input: [FEATURES] Instant Repeat [BENEFITS]

Output: Repeat a design in a uniform pattern by selecting number of designs across and down and the distance between each design


Input: [FEATURES] Carousel [BENEFITS]

Output: Automatically adjust stitches based on fabric choice


Input: [FEATURES] StitchPerfect [BENEFITS]

Output: Arrange designs in a circular, carousel path


Input: [FEATURES] Stitch Editor [BENEFITS]

Output: Move, insert or delete stitches to fine-tune designs


Input: [FEATURES] Lettering and Monograms [BENEFITS]

Output: 44 built-in fonts to personalize each project - includes monogram styles


Input: [FEATURES] Font Importer [BENEFITS]

Output: Import letter design files to utilize like a built-in font


Input: [FEATURES] 40 Built-in Appliqué Frames [BENEFITS]

Output: Over 40 beautiful embroidery frames to complement designs


Input: [FEATURES] Advanced Hoop Splitting [BENEFITS]

Output: Pinpoint where design will split to fit desired hoop


Input: [FEATURES] Advanced Hoop Selection [BENEFITS]

Output: Create hoops of various sizes for custom projects


Input: [FEATURES] Precise Position [BENEFITS]

Output: Easily place designs in specified areas of workspace


Input: [FEATURES] Sew@Home Classes [Everyday] 1 [Advanced] 2 [BENEFITS]

Output: Online classes included; Each class had a $19.99 Value


Input: [PHRASAL VERB] to ask around [DEFINITION] to ask many people the same question [EXAMPLE]

Output: I need a good real estate agent. Could you ask around the office and see if anyone knows one?

Business Vocabulary: Phrasal Verbs for Business English - Business English Resources


Input: [PHRASAL VERB] to back (someone) up [DEFINITION] to support [EXAMPLE]

Output: Thanks for backing me up in the meeting.

Business Vocabulary: Phrasal Verbs for Business English - Business English Resources


Input: [PHRASAL VERB] to call (someone) back [DEFINITION] to return a phone call [EXAMPLE]

Output: We have a bad connection. I'll call you back in a few minutes.

Business Vocabulary: Phrasal Verbs for Business English - Business English Resources


Input: [PHRASAL VERB] to call (something) off [DEFINITION] to cancel [EXAMPLE]

Output: Management is going to call the meeting off because so many people are out sick today.

Business Vocabulary: Phrasal Verbs for Business English - Business English Resources


Input: [PHRASAL VERB] to not care for [DEFINITION] to not like (formal) [EXAMPLE]

Output: I don't care for team building activities. I think they are a waste of time.

Business Vocabulary: Phrasal Verbs for Business English - Business English Resources


Input: [PHRASAL VERB] to check in [DEFINITION] to arrive and register at a hotel or airport [EXAMPLE]

Output: We checked in at 5 PM and then went to get something to eat.

Business Vocabulary: Phrasal Verbs for Business English - Business English Resources