Nymology :: Guessanym

Guessanym: Bipartite (theology)

self

Depth: 2

Use as Polynym Mark Unseen (✓)

Keyword: two

Context: In Christian theological anthropology, bipartite refers to the view that a human being is composed of two distinct components, material and immaterial, body and soul.

Full context: In Christian theological anthropology, bipartite refers to the view that a human being is composed of two distinct components, material and immaterial, body and soul. The two parts were created interdependent and in harmony, though corrupted through sin.

— Marked as seen, but always open to review —

Polynym: Robert Elliott Speer

absolutes

Source: Robert Speer

Area: Theology

Mode: type

Depth: 4

User: scotty

Polynym: Bagua

bushido

Source: I Ching

Area: Philosophy

Mode: part

Depth: 8

User: scotty

Polynym: Loevinger's stages of ego development

ego development

Source: Jane Loevinger

Area: Psychology

Mode: step

Depth: 8

User: scotty

Polynym: https://www.psycho...

love

Source: J.A. Lee

Area: Psychology

Mode: type

Depth: 7

User: scotty

Polynym: Lawrence Kohlberg's stages of moral development

moral development

Source: Lawrence Kohlberg

Area: Psychology

Mode: step

Depth: 6

User: scotty

Polynym: http://kevinfitzma...

recovery

Source: Bill Wilson, Dr. Bob Smith

Area: Medicine

Mode: step

Depth: 12

User: scotty

Polynym: Tripartite (theology)

self

Source: trichotomy

Area: Theology

Mode: part

Depth: 3

User: scotty

Polynym: Bipartite (theology)

self

Source: dichotomy

Area: Theology

Mode: part

Depth: 2

User: scotty

Polynym: Universal value

universal value

Source: S. H. Schwartz

Area: Psychology

Mode: type

Depth: 10

User: scotty

Polynym: http://web.media.m...

ways to think

Source: Marvin Minsky

Area: AI

Mode: type

Depth: 6

User: dane

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2 | A ✓ | double | Graphic designers refer …
2 | A ✓ | -storey |a|/single-storey |ɑ| | double | The lowercase version is…
2 | A ✓ | ⟨aa⟩ sequence does not occur in native English words but is found in some words derived from foreign languages such as Aaron/aardvark | double | In modern English orthog…
2 | A ✓ | two | 15th-century Italy saw t…
2 | A ✓ | the double-storey |a|/single-storey |ɑ| | two | The lowercase version is…
2 | A | slanting sides of a triangle/crossed in the middle by a horizontal bar | two | The uppercase version co…
2 | A ✓ | two | In turn, the ancestor of…
7 | A ✓ | seven | In modern English orthog…
4 | absolutes | four | He coined the famous fou…
4 | absolutes ✓ | four | Speer in high regard, he…
4 | absolutes ✓ | Purity/Honesty/Unselfishness/Love | four | Basing his views on his …
2 | acceptance ✓ | both | In a business contract b…
2 | acceptance ✓ | public/private situations | both | It’s about how much peop…
2 | acceptance ✓ | the individual/societal level as people experience change | both | This plays out at both t…
2 | acceptance ✓ | both | For instance, in a contr…
2 | acceptance ✓ | parties adjustments/modifications may be made to ensure it aligns with the satisfaction of both parties | two | For instance, in a contr…
2 | activist ✓ | within international law and as activist movements/prior to the 21st century most human rights movements did not explicitly treat environmental issues and likewise human rights concerns were not typically integrated into early environmental activism | both | Human rights and environ…
2 | activist ✓ | both | They support the Tea Par…
2 | activist ✓ | both | Both conservative and li…
2 | activist ✓ | ideologies/a less ideological category of 'somewhat conservative' Establishment Republicans" One example of this activism is the Tea Party movement | both | Instead, it is between a…
3 | activist ✓ | three | While people's motivatio…
2 | adaptation ✓ | main processes that explain the observed diversity of species/such as the different species of Darwin's finches | two | Adaptation is one of the…
2 | adaptation ✓ | two | By using the term adapta…
2 | adaptation ✓ | two | Adaptation and function …
3 | adaptation ✓ | Firstly it is the dynamic evolutionary process of natural selection that fits organisms to their environment enhancing their evolutionary fitness/Secondly it is a state reached by the population during that process/Thirdly it is a phenotypic trait or adaptive trait with a functional role in each individual organism that is maintained and has evolved through natural selection | three | In biology, adaptation h…
3 | adaptation ✓ | heritability/variation of type/competition for resources | three | By this hypothesis, life…
3 | adaptation ✓ | habitat tracking/genetic change/extinction | three | When the habitat changes…
3 | adaptation ✓ | cases/the construction and maintenance of ecological niches helps drive the continued selection of the genes of these animals/in an environment that the animals have modified | three | In all three cases, the …
3 | adaptation ✓ | three | The three primary adapti…
3 | adaptation ✓ | three | In fact, all three thing…
2 | adenine ✓ | both | Both adenine and guanine…
2 | adenine ✓ | two | In DNA, adenine binds to…
2 | adenine ✓ | two | However, two B vitamins,…
2 | adenine ✓ | two | Adenine is one of the tw…
3 | adenine ✓ | three | It forms adenosine triph…
2 | adoration ✓ | inseparable/undivided natures" | two | The Christian faith has …
7 | adoration ✓ | thousand in Israel/all the knees which have not bowed unto Baal/every mouth which hath not kissed him"/in Psalm 212/"Kiss the Son/lest he be angry/ye perish from the way" | seven | The Jews kissed in homag…
2 | advertise ✓ | purposed because they are used to gather information about what type of customers one draws in and where they are/and to jump start sales | double | Sales promotions are ano…
2 | advertise ✓ | types of marketing communication claims-objective/subjective | two | There are two types of m…
2 | advertise ✓ | Lauterborn's four Cs/Shimizu's four Cs in the 7Cs Compass Model | two | There are two theories b…
2 | advertise ✓ | terms date back to 1954 when Procter &amp/Gamble began paying their advertising agencies differently from other promotional agencies | two | The two terms date back …
2 | advertise ✓ | meanings known as denotative/connotative | two | The signified has two me…
2 | advertise ✓ | levels – known as the surface level/the underlying level | two | Logos and advertisements…
3 | advertise ✓ | exporting executions/producing local executions/importing ideas that travel | three | Born from the evolutiona…
3 | advertise ✓ | three | When considering gender …
3 | advertise ✓ | −101%/−117%/−148% and −187% | three | In the last three quarte…
4 | advertise | four | It consists of four basi…
4 | advertise ✓ | building a brand while speaking with one voice/developing economies of scale in the creative process/maximizing local effectiveness of ads/increasing the company's speed of implementation | four | For global advertisers, …
4 | advertise | four | In the 1990s, the concep…
4 | advertise ✓ | consumer/cost/communication/convenience | four | There are two theories b…
5 | advertise ✓ | domestic/export/international/multi-national/global | five | Advertising has gone thr…
5 | advertise ✓ | " advertising agency groups are Omnicom/WPP/Publicis/Interpublic/Dentsu | five | Internationally, the lar…
2 | aesthetics ✓ | among cultures/among individuals within a culture[g] However there are also some cross-cultural agreements | both | Taste varies both among …
2 | aesthetics ✓ | to natural objects/artworks | both | They can apply both to n…
2 | aesthetics ✓ | both | Everyday aesthetics cove…
2 | aesthetics ✓ | transient appearances such as the fleeting beauty of a landscape during sunset/enduring aspects such as the majesty of a centuries-old tree | both | It encompasses both tran…
2 | aesthetics ✓ | subjective/universal arguing that the underlying pleasure must be disinterested to follow universal standards | both | Immanuel Kant (1724–1804…
2 | aesthetics ✓ | both | The philosophy of Martin…
2 | aesthetics ✓ | both | This field covers both a…
2 | aesthetics ✓ | positive/negative evaluations | both | They express the sensory…
2 | aesthetics ✓ | self-expression/self-cultivation aimed at promoting social well-being | both | In this role, art is bot…
2 | aesthetics ✓ | less/more than the artist intended | both | In these cases, meaning …
2 | aesthetics ✓ | both | Since both ethics and ae…
2 | aesthetics ✓ | both | According to critical mo…
2 | aesthetics ✓ | visually appealing/practically useful | both | It typically combines ae…
2 | aesthetics ✓ | both | Aesthetics is closely re…
2 | aesthetics ✓ | positions/arguing that these domains of evaluation are independent | both | Autonomism rejects both …
2 | aesthetics ✓ | personal decisions/cultural developments | both | It is a key aspect of hu…
2 | aesthetics ✓ | nature is a central topic of the philosophy of architecture/with one theory suggesting that mere buildings can be distinguished from artistic architecture by the presence of decorative elements | dual | This dual nature is a ce…
2 | aesthetics ✓ | fields is disputed/another characterization holds that the philosophy of art is the broader discipline | two | However, the precise rel…
2 | aesthetics ✓ | an initial impression in which the observer forms a rough general idea of the artwork's topic structure/meaning followed by a focal analysis of more specific features | two | One outlook identifies t…
2 | aesthetics ✓ | two | Aesthetics is closely re…
2 | aesthetics ✓ | associating aesthetic properties with objective features and aesthetic qualities with subjective experiences and emotional responses | two | However, some philosophe…
2 | aesthetics | two | Critical pluralism, by c…
3 | aesthetics ✓ | three | The main focus of Chines…
3 | aesthetics | the study of aesthetic concepts and judgments/the study of aesthetic experiences and other mental responses/and the study of the nature and features of aesthetic objects | three | One characterization dis…
3 | aesthetics ✓ | three | Sculpture is another art…
4 | aesthetics | four | This position is reflect…
2 | affect ✓ | affect/cognition may constitute independent sources of effects within systems of information processing | both | Both affect and cognitio…
2 | affect ✓ | anger and fear have high motivational intensity because propulsion to act would be high in the face of an angry or fearful stimulus/like a screaming person or coiled snake | both | Both anger and fear have…
2 | affect ✓ | positive/negative dimensions | both | Affect has been found ac…
2 | affect ✓ | processes are dissociated at the level of the amygdala/are functionally integrated within larger neural systems | both | Both processes are disso…
2 | affect ✓ | both | Some scholars (e.g. Lern…
2 | affect ✓ | both | Therefore, earning the r…
2 | affect ✓ | one mobilizing/the other immobilizing | two | When this occurs, a non-…
2 | affect ✓ | being the behavioral/the cognitive | two | The affective domain rep…
2 | affect ✓ | two | This research contrasts …
2 | affect ✓ | two | Agents' feelings evoke f…
2 | affect ✓ | those that are prewired dispositions able to "select from the total stimulus array those stimuli that are causally relevant using such criteria as perceptual salience spatiotemporal cues/predictive value in relation to data stored in memory" Brewin 1989 p | two | Brewin has proposed two …
3 | affect ✓ | an individual's overall disposition/temperament which can be characterized as having a generally positive/negative affect | three | It can be understood as …
3 | affect ✓ | competitiveness/win orientation/goal orientation | three | They asked varsity athle…
3 | affect ✓ | three | The theory has three mai…
3 | affect ✓ | three | The affective domain rep…
3 | affect ✓ | valence/arousal/motivational intensity | three | Affective states vary al…
4 | affect ✓ | four | Agents' emotions can hav…
2 | affective ✓ | anger and fear have high motivational intensity because propulsion to act would be high in the face of an angry or fearful stimulus/like a screaming person or coiled snake | both | Both anger and fear have…
2 | affective ✓ | affect/cognition may constitute independent sources of effects within systems of information processing | both | Both affect and cognitio…
2 | affective ✓ | processes are dissociated at the level of the amygdala/are functionally integrated within larger neural systems | both | Both processes are disso…
2 | affective ✓ | both | Some scholars (e.g. Lern…
2 | affective ✓ | positive/negative dimensions | both | Affect has been found ac…
2 | affective ✓ | both | Therefore, earning the r…
2 | affective ✓ | one mobilizing/the other immobilizing | two | When this occurs, a non-…
2 | affective | two | This research contrasts …
2 | affective ✓ | two | Agents' feelings evoke f…
2 | affective ✓ | those that are prewired dispositions able to "select from the total stimulus array those stimuli that are causally relevant using such criteria as perceptual salience spatiotemporal cues/predictive value in relation to data stored in memory" Brewin 1989 p | two | Brewin has proposed two …
2 | affective ✓ | being the behavioral/the cognitive | two | The affective domain rep…
3 | affective ✓ | three | The theory has three mai…
3 | affective ✓ | valence/arousal/motivational intensity | three | Affective states vary al…
3 | affective ✓ | three | The affective domain rep…
3 | affective ✓ | an individual's overall disposition/temperament which can be characterized as having a generally positive/negative affect | three | It can be understood as …
3 | affective ✓ | competitiveness/win orientation/goal orientation | three | They asked varsity athle…
4 | affective ✓ | four | Agents' emotions can hav…
2 | agape ✓ | love for others and the self/transcending personal desires and attachments | both | It encompasses both love…
2 | agape ✓ | commandments hang all the law/the prophets" In Judaism the first "love the LORD thy God" is part of the Shema while the second "love thy neighbour as thyself" is a commandment from Leviticus 1918 | two | On these two commandment…
3 | agape ✓ | three | Three basic descriptions…
3 | agape ✓ | three-part | For example, among the O…
4 | agape ✓ | four | Lewis uses agape in The …
2 | agreeableness ✓ | both | Thompson (2008) revised …
2 | agreeableness ✓ | both | They found that both Chi…
2 | agreeableness ✓ | ie straightforwardness/modesty | both | As both of these facets …
2 | agreeableness ✓ | both | This brief measure has g…
2 | agreeableness ✓ | countries on the "Big Five" personality traits external traits/how well they were dressed | both | In a study done by Albri…
2 | agreeableness ✓ | childhood/adolescent agreeableness have predictive value | both | Both childhood and adole…
2 | agreeableness ✓ | self-report questionnaires and physiological measures/and offers evidence that extraversion and neuroticism are not the only Big Five personality factors that influence emotion | both | This effect was measured…
3 | agreeableness ✓ | three | These three factors were…
3 | agreeableness ✓ | three | Beginning with cluster a…
3 | agreeableness ✓ | three | introversion), and openn…
4 | agreeableness ✓ | four | In addition to these fou…
4 | agreeableness ✓ | four | In addition to accountin…
4 | agreeableness ✓ | forgiveness/gentleness/flexibility/patience | four | To help capture the nume…
5 | agreeableness ✓ | five | Agreeableness in the fiv…
5 | agreeableness ✓ | five | As is the case with all …
5 | agreeableness ✓ | five | Despite repeated replica…
5 | agreeableness ✓ | five | Using Cattell's original…
5 | agreeableness ✓ | five | Further factor analyses …
5 | agreeableness ✓ | five | As both of these facets …
5 | agreeableness ✓ | five | In personality psycholog…
5 | agreeableness ✓ | five | This work culminated in …
5 | agreeableness ✓ | five | To help capture the nume…
5 | agreeableness ✓ | five | This effect was measured…
5 | agreeableness ✓ | five | Using lexical studies si…
5 | agreeableness ✓ | five | Although honesty-humilit…
5 | agreeableness ✓ | five | In the NEO PI, each of t…
5 | agreeableness ✓ | five | Validated with psycholex…
5 | agreeableness ✓ | five | To address the absence o…
5 | agreeableness ✓ | five | introversion), and openn…
5 | agreeableness ✓ | five | In Zuckerman's alternati…
5 | agreeableness ✓ | five | In a study done by Albri…
5 | agreeableness ✓ | five | This brief measure has g…
5 | agreeableness ✓ | five | Goldberg (1992) develope…
5 | agreeableness ✓ | five | In addition to accountin…
6 | agreeableness ✓ | trust/straightforwardness/altruism/compliance/modesty/tender-mindedness | six | Based on the modern NEO …
6 | agreeableness ✓ | six | In the NEO PI, each of t…
10 | agreeableness ✓ | most agreeable states are North Dakota/Minnesota/Mississippi/Utah/Wisconsin/Tennessee/North Carolina/Georgia/Oklahoma/Nebraska | ten | According to researchers…
2 | air ✓ | after sunset/similarly before sunrise | two | These are the highest cl…
2 | air | two | Globally, clouds reflect…
2 | air ✓ | most important atmospheric reflectors being dust/clouds | two | Another portion of the i…
2 | air ✓ | through this layer/forming a dominant feature in this region | two | The passage of the dusk …
2 | air ✓ | the evolution of plants and their increasing role in carbon fixation/and the consumption of oxygen by rapidly diversifying animal faunae and also by plants for photorespiration and their own metabolic needs at night | two | Two main processes gover…
3 | air ✓ | major constituents of Earth's atmosphere are nitrogen/oxygen/argon | three | The three major constitu…
3 | air | three | The flow of air around t…
3 | air ✓ | three | The atmosphere has a mas…
5 | air ✓ | five | Within the five principa…
5 | air ✓ | five | This atmospheric stratif…
11 | air ✓ | eleven | For example, the radio w…
2 | ambiguities ✓ | your voucher and your license/or it could mean that you need your license AND you need EITHER ten dollars OR a voucher | both | The sentence "To get in,…
2 | ambiguities ✓ | spoken/written These languages are intended to provide greater technical precision over natural languages although historically such attempts at language improvement have been criticized | both | The languages can be bot…
2 | ambiguities ✓ | "/as in "two meanings" | two | The prefix ambi- reflec…
2 | ambiguities ✓ | two | In "We saw her duck" (ex…
2 | ambiguities ✓ | related languages that have been created for this/focusing chiefly on syntactic ambiguity | two | Lojban and Loglan are tw…
2 | ambiguities ✓ | two | In visual art, certain i…
2 | ambiguities ✓ | makes sense but an ambiguity like this should be avoided for example by writing sin 2 ⁡ α / 2/1 2 sin 2 ⁡ α | two | Often the author's inten…
3 | ambiguities ✓ | three | The analysis of a protei…
3 | ambiguities ✓ | 1024/10242/10243 | three | In computer science, the…
3 | ambiguities ✓ | three | For example, in mathemat…
10 | ambiguities ✓ | ten | The sentence "To get in,…
2 | ammo ✓ | tank-fired ammunition/in anti-tank missiles including anti-tank guided missiles | both | The development of shape…
2 | ammo ✓ | both | When non-specialized, in…
2 | ammo ✓ | eg bullets/warheads | both | The term Ammunition incl…
2 | ammo ✓ | humans/the environment | both | Unexploded ammunition ca…
2 | anagogical | literally and allegorically/that the allegorical meaning could be subdivided into the moral and the anagogical | both | In a letter to his patro…
4 | anagogical ✓ | literal/historical/tropological/moral/allegorical/typological/anagogical | four | Certain medieval theolog…
4 | anagogical ✓ | The literal/historical backwards to the past/the allegoric forwards to the future/the tropological downwards to the moral/human/the anagogic upwards to the spiritual/heavenly | four | The four methods of inte…
3 | analysis ✓ | to identify the components of a particular chemical compound to identify the proportions of components in a mixture/to break down chemical processes/examine chemical reactions between elements of matter | three | The field of chemistry u…
2 | anchoring and adjustment ✓ | both | As for the question of s…
2 | anchoring and adjustment ✓ | groups were affected by anchoring/the degree of susceptibility varied significantly by cultural background | both | A study comparing studen…
2 | anchoring and adjustment ✓ | both | In the follow-up intervi…
2 | anchoring and adjustment ✓ | numeric/non-numeric anchoring have been reported through research | both | Both numeric and non-num…
2 | anchoring and adjustment ✓ | comparison/decision phases | both | Higher anchors produce s…
2 | anchoring and adjustment ✓ | both | Following this exercise,…
2 | anchoring and adjustment ✓ | groups were shown a house/then given different listing prices | both | In this experiment, both…
2 | anchoring and adjustment ✓ | a high/low need to be accurate result in susceptibility to the influence of anchoring effects even when one is motivated to explicitly avoid them | both | Findings have demonstrat…
2 | anchoring and adjustment ✓ | Decoy effect is defined as a situation where people tend to have a change in preference between two choices when they are showed with a third choice/The third choice is called a decoy which is designed to induce consumers to change their preferences | two | Decoy effect is defined …
2 | anchoring and adjustment ✓ | -digit numbers would submit bids that were between 60 percent/120 percent higher than those with the lower social security numbers which had become their anchor | two | They were then asked to …
2 | anchoring and adjustment ✓ | groups were asked to suggest when they thought he had died/they guessed significantly differently average age of 50 vs | two | Clearly neither of these…
2 | anchoring and adjustment ✓ | Recently it has been suggested that the group member who speaks first often has an unproportionally high impact on the final decision/The first experiment established that groups are indeed influenced by anchors while the other two experiments highlighted methods to overcome group anchoring bias | two | The first experiment est…
2 | anchoring and adjustment ✓ | two | In one of their first st…
2 | anchoring and adjustment ✓ | buyers/sellers | two | During the workshop, a g…
2 | anchoring and adjustment ✓ | two | As a second example, in …
2 | anchoring and adjustment ✓ | two | Expertise in cognitive b…
2 | anchoring and adjustment ✓ | two | On the contrary of the t…
3 | anchoring and adjustment ✓ | three | Following are three ways…
3 | anchoring and adjustment ✓ | three | A series of three experi…
5 | anchoring and adjustment ✓ | five | Nonetheless, when measur…
5 | anchoring and adjustment ✓ | Conscientiousness/neuroticism/extraversion/openness/agreeableness | five | Correlational research o…
8 | anchoring and adjustment ✓ | eight | In one of their first st…
2 | anger ✓ | the possibility/value of controlling anger | both | They all rejected the sp…
2 | anger ✓ | Seneca/Galen agree that the process of controlling anger should start in childhood on grounds of malleability | both | Both Seneca and Galen (a…
2 | anger ✓ | both | They concluded that Whit…
2 | anger ✓ | the Old Testament/New Testament of the Bible | both | Father Nouwen points to …
2 | anger ✓ | his love/our freedom" | both | In the Bible, says Fathe…
2 | anger ✓ | Catholic/Protestant writers have addressed anger in different perspectives | both | Both Catholic and Protes…
2 | anger ✓ | Threshold Model of Anger in organizations by Geddes/Callister provides an explanation on the valence of anger expression outcomes | dual | Tiedens, 2000). A Dual T…
2 | anger ✓ | The first is when organizational members suppress rather than express their anger—that is they fail to cross the "expression threshold"/The second is when organizational members cross both thresholds—"double cross"— displaying anger that is perceived as deviant | two | The higher probability o…
2 | anger ✓ | two | Ibn Abdil Barr, the Anda…
2 | anger | one is that early philosophers were not concerned with possible harmful effects of the suppression of anger/the other is that recently studies of anger take the issue of gender differences into account | two | Two main differences bet…
2 | anger ✓ | being appetite/impulse | two | On the other hand, al-Gh…
2 | anger ✓ | two | As for the agitations of…
3 | anger ✓ | three | The Gautama Buddha [sic…
3 | anger ✓ | three | These three types of ang…
3 | anger ✓ | three | Seneca addresses the que…
3 | anger ✓ | Anger can potentially mobilize psychological resources/boost determination toward correction of wrong behaviors promotion of social justice communication of negative sentiment/redress of grievances | three | Three types of anger are…
3 | anger ✓ | cognitive/somatic-affective/behavioral | three | Raymond Novaco of Univer…
3 | anger | prevention/intervention/postvention | three | The techniques are seque…
3 | anger ✓ | "powers" in their heart/the other two being appetite/impulse | three | On the other hand, al-Gh…
4 | anger ✓ | four | Disposition included a b…
4 | anger | fundamental qualities of heat/coldness/moistness/dryness | four | Complexion involved the …
5 | anger ✓ | five | In 2023, a study reveale…
5 | anger ✓ | key dimensions to anger anger-arousal/anger-rumination/frustration-discomfort/anger-regulation/socially constituted anger | five | These factors suggest a …
5 | anger ✓ | five | Anger is seen as aversio…
5 | anger ✓ | five | The proposed five-factor…
5 | anger ✓ | five | The study suggests a num…
6 | anger ✓ | six | Ephrem Fernandez has ide…
7 | anger ✓ | seven | Medieval Christianity vi…
7 | anger ✓ | seven | Wrath is one of the Seve…
2 | angry ✓ | Seneca/Galen agree that the process of controlling anger should start in childhood on grounds of malleability | both | Both Seneca and Galen (a…
2 | angry ✓ | his love/our freedom" | both | In the Bible, says Fathe…
2 | angry ✓ | the Old Testament/New Testament of the Bible | both | Father Nouwen points to …
2 | angry ✓ | the possibility/value of controlling anger | both | They all rejected the sp…
2 | angry ✓ | Catholic/Protestant writers have addressed anger in different perspectives | both | Both Catholic and Protes…
2 | angry ✓ | both | They concluded that Whit…
2 | angry ✓ | Threshold Model of Anger in organizations by Geddes/Callister provides an explanation on the valence of anger expression outcomes | dual | Tiedens, 2000). A Dual T…
2 | angry ✓ | being appetite/impulse | two | On the other hand, al-Gh…
2 | angry ✓ | two | As for the agitations of…
2 | angry ✓ | two | Ibn Abdil Barr, the Anda…
2 | angry ✓ | The first is when organizational members suppress rather than express their anger—that is they fail to cross the "expression threshold"/The second is when organizational members cross both thresholds—"double cross"— displaying anger that is perceived as deviant | two | The higher probability o…
2 | angry ✓ | one is that early philosophers were not concerned with possible harmful effects of the suppression of anger/the other is that recently studies of anger take the issue of gender differences into account | two | Two main differences bet…
3 | angry ✓ | "powers" in their heart/the other two being appetite/impulse | three | On the other hand, al-Gh…
3 | angry ✓ | cognitive/somatic-affective/behavioral | three | Raymond Novaco of Univer…
3 | angry ✓ | prevention/intervention/postvention | three | The techniques are seque…
3 | angry ✓ | three | The Gautama Buddha [sic…
3 | angry ✓ | three | These three types of ang…
3 | angry ✓ | Anger can potentially mobilize psychological resources/boost determination toward correction of wrong behaviors promotion of social justice communication of negative sentiment/redress of grievances | three | Three types of anger are…
3 | angry ✓ | three | Seneca addresses the que…
4 | angry | fundamental qualities of heat/coldness/moistness/dryness | four | Complexion involved the …
4 | angry ✓ | four | Disposition included a b…
5 | angry ✓ | five | In 2023, a study reveale…
5 | angry ✓ | key dimensions to anger anger-arousal/anger-rumination/frustration-discomfort/anger-regulation/socially constituted anger | five | These factors suggest a …
5 | angry ✓ | five | Anger is seen as aversio…
5 | angry ✓ | five | The proposed five-factor…
5 | angry | five | The study suggests a num…
6 | angry ✓ | six | Ephrem Fernandez has ide…
7 | angry ✓ | seven | Medieval Christianity vi…
7 | angry ✓ | seven | Wrath is one of the Seve…
2 | animal ✓ | the sponge-sister/ctenophore-sister hypotheses | both | Molecular phylogenetics …
2 | animal ✓ | groups possess a complete digestive tract but in protostomes the first opening of the embryonic gut develops into the mouth/the anus forms secondarily | both | Animals from both groups…
2 | animal | both | The human population exp…
2 | animal ✓ | their ctenophore-sister tree simply interchanging the places of ctenophores/sponges | both | In 2017, Roberto Feuda a…
2 | animal ✓ | both | Its likely origin is fro…
2 | animal ✓ | historical as in ancient Egypt/prehistoric as in the cave paintings at Lascaux | both | Animals have been the su…
2 | animal ✓ | mouth/anus | both | The Ctenophora and Cnida…
2 | animal ✓ | phyla have distinct tissues/but these are not organised into discrete organs | both | Animals in both phyla ha…
2 | animal ✓ | two | Animals have structural …
2 | animal ✓ | multicellular animals with five phyla coelenterates echinoderms articulates molluscs/vertebrates | two | In 1874, Ernst Haeckel d…
2 | animal ✓ | legs rational soul down through the live-bearing tetrapods/other groups such as crustaceans down to spontaneously generating creatures like sponges | two | The animals were then ar…
2 | animal ✓ | separate germ layers an external ectoderm/an internal endoderm | two | It first invaginates to …
2 | animal ✓ | the protostomes which includes organisms such as arthropods molluscs flatworms annelids and nematodes/the deuterostomes which include echinoderms hemichordates and chordates the latter of which contains the vertebrates | two | Most living animal speci…
2 | animal ✓ | major lineages the protostomes/the deuterostomes | two | Most appear to belong to…
2 | animal ✓ | two | The digestive chamber ha…
2 | animal ✓ | main germ layers ectoderm/endoderm | two | They are diploblastic, h…
3 | animal ✓ | three | In his original scheme, …
3 | animal ✓ | worms/echinoderms/polyps | three | The process was begun in…
3 | animal ✓ | three | The Bilateria are triplo…
4 | animal ✓ | mammals birds reptiles/fish/molluscs namely cirripedes annelids crustaceans arachnids insects worms radiates polyps/infusorians | four | By 1809, in his Philosop…
4 | animal ✓ | four | This division into four …
4 | animal ✓ | four | In his 1817 Le Règne Ani…
4 | animal | four | Since then, the last fou…
4 | animal | four | The animals were then ar…
5 | animal ✓ | major clades/namely Porifera/Ctenophora/Placozoa/Cnidaria and Bilateria | five | The animal kingdom is di…
5 | animal ✓ | five | In 1874, Ernst Haeckel d…
9 | animal ✓ | nine | By 1809, in his Philosop…
2 | annotate ✓ | the federal United States Code and state statutes are subject to interpretation by the courts/and the annotated statutes are valuable tools in legal research | both | Both the federal United …
2 | annotate ✓ | T2Dv1/T2Dv2 | two | Two versions exists of T…
2 | annotate ✓ | columns/the most frequent relation is selected | two | Syed et al. use the rela…
2 | annotate ✓ | two | Venetis et al. use TextR…
2 | anthropology | a methodology/the product of ethnographic research ie an ethnographic monograph | both | Ethnography can refer to…
2 | anthropology ✓ | by descent/also relatives by marriage | both | Broadly, kinship pattern…
2 | anthropology ✓ | both | Anthropologists and geog…
2 | anthropology ✓ | historical/ethnographic data as its foundation | both | Ethnohistory uses both h…
2 | anthropology ✓ | to the study of the patterns of social relationships in one or more human cultures/or it can refer to the patterns of social relationships themselves | both | Kinship can refer both t…
2 | anthropology ✓ | behaviors ideas/concepts shared by virtually all human cultures | both | Biological anthropologis…
2 | anthropology ✓ | biological and cultural evolution of humans/past and present | both | Evolutionary anthropolog…
2 | anthropology ✓ | the subjects of anthropological research as well as the researchers themselves/professional societies have generated codes of ethics | both | As the field has matured…
2 | anthropology ✓ | in terms of time/space | both | Some authors argue that …
2 | anthropology ✓ | ethnographic accounts/analysis of local phenomena | both | Political anthropology d…
2 | anthropology ✓ | bias against women from marginalized racial/ethnic groups is of particular interest in intersectional feminist anthropology | double | Exploring and addressing…
2 | anthropology ✓ | methods are overlapping/dependent of each other | two | These two methods are ov…
2 | anthropology ✓ | different families People have their biological families/it is the people they share DNA with | two | Within kinship you have …
2 | anthropology ✓ | Firstly anthropologists continued to study political organization and political phenomena that lay outside the state-regulated sphere as in patron-client relations or tribal political organization/Secondly anthropologists slowly started to develop a disciplinary concern with states and their institutions and on the relationship between formal and informal political institutions | two | The turn towards complex…
2 | anthropology ✓ | examining the types of cities/examining the social issues within the cities | two | There are two main appro…
3 | anthropology ✓ | dissatisfaction with the cultural relativist perspective/reaction against cartesian dualisms which obstructs progress in theory/finally an increased attention to globalization | three | Milton describes three t…
3 | anthropology ✓ | The first of these areas was concerned with the "pre-capitalist" societies that were subject to evolutionary "tribal" stereotypes/The second area was concerned with the vast majority of the world's population at the time the peasantry many of whom were involved in complex revolutionary wars such as in Vietnam/The third area was on colonialism imperialism and the creation of the capitalist world-system | three | Three main areas of inte…
4 | anthropology | archeological/biological/cultural/linguistic | four | Feminist anthropology is…
4 | anthropology | biological or physical anthropology/social cultural or sociocultural anthropology/archaeological anthropology/linguistic anthropology | four | In the United States, an…
6 | anthropology ✓ | six | It focuses on the follow…
2 | anticipation ✓ | holding V7 until expectations are met with E A B7/the well-known Am/D7/G tease-satisfy sequence with variations in the wheel of fifths | two | Two prominent theories a…
2 | antithesis ✓ | both | Antitheses are used to s…
2 | antithesis ✓ | antithesis as in the following proverb where "man" is opposed to "God"/"proposes" is contrasted with "disposes" | double | An antithesis can be a s…
2 | antithesis ✓ | Often there is a double antithesis as in the following proverb where "man" is opposed to "God"/"proposes" is contrasted with "disposes" | two | An antithesis can be a s…
2 | antithesis ✓ | two | An antithesis must alway…
2 | antithesis ✓ | situations/ideas makes choosing the correct one simpler | two | Further explained, the c…
2 | antithesis ✓ | two | Aristotle states that an…
2 | antithesis ✓ | two | Antithesis (pl.: antithe…
2 | antithesis ✓ | two | The ideas may not be str…
6 | antithesis ✓ | six | Some other examples of a…
2 | archaea ✓ | their cell walls/a prokaryotic cytoskeleton | both | These unusual shapes are…
2 | archaea ✓ | bacterial/eukaryotic equivalents | both | Transcription in archaea…
2 | archaea ✓ | chemical and physical protection/and can prevent macromolecules from contacting the cell membrane | both | This layer provides both…
2 | archaea ✓ | bacterial/eukaryotic systems | both | In the genus Sulfolobus,…
2 | archaea ✓ | bacteria/eukaryotes but not archaea make spores | both | Both bacteria and eukary…
2 | archaea ✓ | a polar part that dissolves in water/a "greasy" non-polar part that does not | both | These molecules possess …
2 | archaea | both | The salt-tolerant Haloba…
2 | archaea ✓ | have a single lipid bilayer/usually contain a thick sacculus of varying chemical composition | both | Within prokaryotes, arch…
2 | archaea ✓ | such as nitrate-based respiration/denitrification | both | This includes both react…
2 | archaea ✓ | both | This difference in the b…
2 | archaea ✓ | early origins in the history of life/their high level of efficiency | both | These similarities to ot…
2 | archaea ✓ | both | A new phylum "Korarchaeo…
2 | archaea ✓ | double | The major structure in c…
2 | archaea | double | If the hypothesis is cor…
2 | archaea ✓ | main kingdoms the Methanobacteriati/the Thermoproteati | two | Most of the culturable a…
2 | archaea ✓ | two | Details of the relation …
2 | archaea ✓ | two | The two types of flagell…
2 | archaea ✓ | unusual coenzymes/3 | two | lack of peptidoglycan in…
2 | archaea ✓ | two | Two groups of single-str…
2 | archaea ✓ | two | Bacteriophages generally…
2 | archaea ✓ | two | Aside from the similarit…
2 | archaea ✓ | archaea-specific/cosmopolitan | two | These families can be in…
3 | archaea ✓ | three | acidocaldarius. Recombin…
3 | archaea ✓ | three | The relationships among …
3 | archaea ✓ | domains/to illustrate their similarities/differences | three | The following table comp…
3 | archaea ✓ | three | One possibility is that …
3 | archaea ✓ | the Eukarya/the Bacteria and the Archaea/in what is now known as the Woesian Revolution | three | results of 16S ribosomal…
4 | archaea ✓ | four | The phospholipids of arc…
4 | archaea ✓ | four | Extremophile archaea are…
4 | archaea | four | The following phyla have…
10 | archaea ✓ | ten | For example, the methano…
2 | archaeology ✓ | both | As anthropogenic climate…
2 | archaeology ✓ | located in Sippar/the sanctuary that Naram-Sin built to the moon god located in Harran but he also had them restored to their former glory | both | Not only did he lead the…
2 | archaeology ✓ | both | Excavations were also ca…
2 | archaeology ✓ | a social science/a branch of the humanities | both | Archaeology can be consi…
2 | archaeology ✓ | both | Winckelmann has been cal…
2 | archaeology ✓ | in Egypt and later in Palestine laid down many of the ideas behind modern archaeological recording/he remarked that "I believe the true line of research lies in the noting and comparison of the smallest details" Petrie developed the system of dating layers based on pottery and ceramic findings which revolutionized the chronological basis of Egyptology | both | His painstaking recordin…
2 | archaeology ✓ | on and below the surface and so will also affect archaeological deposits and structures/while human responses to the climate crisis will also impact archaeological sites | both | These climate drivers wi…
2 | archaeology ✓ | processualism/post-processualism is still under debate | both | However, this approach h…
2 | archaeology ✓ | two | Each of these two goals …
2 | archaeology ✓ | the cut/the fill | two | A feature, for example a…
2 | archaeology ✓ | passive/active | two | There are two types of r…
3 | archaeology ✓ | three | It can reveal several ty…
3 | archaeology ✓ | Distance to the object is determined by recording the time between the transmitted/backscattered pulses/using the speed of light to calculate the distance travelled | three | Here are three active re…
4 | archaeology ✓ | four | It is usually considered…
9 | archaeology ✓ | nine | These scholars individua…
2 | archery ✓ | historical/modern all bows consist of a string attached to elastic limbs that store mechanical energy imparted by the user drawing the string | both | While there is great var…
2 | archery ✓ | a bear/a hunter with flint fragments found in the bear's third vertebra suggest the use of arrows at 13500 years ago | both | Azilian points found in …
2 | archery | the bow arm/the string hand arm simultaneously especially when using bows having draw weights from 45 kg to over 80 kg | both | Traditional English Long…
2 | archery | penetration/a large wound | both | Arrows used for hunting …
2 | archery ✓ | by the limbs of the bow/the bowstring | both | Of the remaining energy,…
2 | archery ✓ | both | Split-finger aiming requ…
2 | archery ✓ | double | They are attached near t…
2 | archery ✓ | fingers below although several other techniques have their adherents around the world involving three fingers below the arrow/an arrow pinching technique | two | Most commonly, for finge…
2 | archery ✓ | using a mechanical or fixed sight/or barebow | two | There are two main forms…
2 | archery | most common forms of a non-mechanical release are split-finger/three-under | two | The two most common form…
2 | archery ✓ | two | Two makes the arrow unst…
2 | archery ✓ | opposing fletches are often cock feathers/occasionally the fletches are not evenly spaced | two | When an arrow is four-fl…
2 | archery ✓ | those drawn by pulling the string directly/those that use a mechanism to pull the string | two | Bows may be broadly spli…
3 | archery | three | The two most common form…
3 | archery | -under aiming places the index/middle/ring fingers under the nocked arrow | three | Three-under aiming place…
3 | archery ✓ | three | Jumong, the first Taewan…
3 | archery ✓ | finger under case the string is usually placed in the first/second joint/else on the pads of the fingers | three | In either the split fing…
3 | archery ✓ | three | In East Asia, Goguryeo, …
3 | archery ✓ | three | This step is called "noc…
3 | archery ✓ | three | The most common configur…
3 | archery ✓ | three | Two makes the arrow unst…
3 | archery ✓ | three | The bowstring and arrow …
3 | archery | three | Most commonly, for finge…
4 | archery ✓ | four | When an arrow is four-fl…
6 | archery ✓ | six | The most common configur…
2 | archetypical ✓ | both | Jung treated the archety…
2 | archetypical ✓ | socially/culturally | both | This is because readers …
3 | archetypical | three | Other authors, such as C…
4 | archetypical | four | The four major archetype…
7 | archetypical ✓ | seven | Christopher Booker, auth…
2 | architecture ✓ | popularity/skepticism it introduced the concept of "function" in place of Vitruvius' "utility" | both | While the notion that st…
2 | architecture ✓ | both | Texts on architecture ha…
2 | architecture ✓ | using nature as the primary source of inspiration/design | both | One such reaction to the…
2 | architecture ✓ | both | It is both the process a…
2 | architecture ✓ | the macrocosm/the microcosm | both | It is, in theory, govern…
2 | architecture ✓ | structure/function the consideration of sustainability hence sustainable architecture | both | In the late 20th century…
2 | architecture ✓ | clerics and tradesmen carried architectural knowledge across Europe/resulting in the pan-European styles Romanesque and Gothic | both | From about 900 onward, t…
2 | architecture ✓ | two | Le Corbusier's contempor…
3 | architecture ✓ | three | According to Vitruvius, …
3 | architecture ✓ | three | An equivalent in modern …
3 | architecture ✓ | the roof/the enclosure/the mound | three | Around it were grouped t…
3 | architecture ✓ | The first sign of settlement and rest after the hunt the battle and wandering in the desert is today as when the first men lost paradise the setting up of the fireplace and the lighting of the reviving warming and food preparing flame/Around the hearth the first groups formed around the hearth the first groups assembled around it the first alliances formed around it the first rude religious concepts were put into the customs of a cult/It is the first and most important element of architecture | three | The protecting negations…
4 | architecture | four | Semper's Four Elements o…
4 | architecture ✓ | four | Semper continues to expl…
4 | architecture ✓ | four | The Four Elements of Arc…
4 | architecture | four | The Four Elements of Arc…
4 | architecture ✓ | the hearth/the roof/the enclosure/the mound | four | The book divides archite…
4 | architecture | four | Semper's primitive hut t…
4 | architecture ✓ | four | The Four Elements of Arc…
5 | architecture ✓ | five | This treatise exerted im…
7 | architecture ✓ | seven | The practice of architec…
7 | architecture ✓ | seven | Gothic architecture, Pug…
2 | argument | dialectic/rhetoric arguments are used not through formal but through natural language | both | In both dialectic and rh…
2 | argument ✓ | the above argument and explanation require knowing the generalities that a fleas often cause itching/and b that one often scratches to relieve itching | both | Both the above argument …
2 | argument ✓ | both | Each premise and the con…
2 | argument ✓ | premises/a conclusion | two | A typical example is the…
2 | argument | two | From this perspective, t…
2 | argument ✓ | one based on truth claims/the other based on the time-responsive disclosure of possibility | two | For example, philosopher…
3 | argument ✓ | through the logical/the dialectical/the rhetorical perspective | three | The process of crafting …
8 | aristocracy ✓ | eight | Their influence in polit…
2 | arithmetic ✓ | the accuracy/speed with which even complex arithmetic computations can be calculated | both | Their widespread use rev…
2 | arithmetic ✓ | as input/output | both | They are functions that …
2 | arithmetic ✓ | both | Sectors and slide rules …
2 | arithmetic ✓ | The first operation can be completed using methods like repeated multiplication or exponentiation by squaring/One way to get an approximate result for the second operation is to employ Newton's method which uses a series of steps to gradually refine an initial guess until it reaches the desired level of accuracy | both | Both integer arithmetic …
2 | arithmetic ✓ | commutative/associative | both | Addition is both commuta…
2 | arithmetic | positive/negative whole numbers | both | The set of integers enco…
2 | arithmetic ✓ | rational/irrational numbers | both | Real number arithmetic i…
2 | arithmetic ✓ | pair | If the sum is a two-digi…
2 | arithmetic ✓ | pair | Starting from the rightm…
2 | arithmetic | 9/0 | pair | For instance, the pair (…
2 | arithmetic | 3/7 | pair | For example, the pair (3…
2 | arithmetic ✓ | two | A similar procedure is u…
2 | arithmetic ✓ | two | For example, in the meth…
2 | arithmetic ✓ | two | Rational number arithmet…
2 | arithmetic | sets one for all numbers below the represented real number/the other for the rest | two | According to this approa…
2 | arithmetic ✓ | two | For instance, the equati…
2 | arithmetic ✓ | two | It examines problems lik…
2 | arithmetic ✓ | operations/it does not matter which operation is carried out first | two | An operation is associat…
2 | arithmetic ✓ | two | Irrational numbers are n…
2 | arithmetic ✓ | two | For instance, to add …
2 | arithmetic ✓ | two | Multiplication is an ar…
2 | arithmetic ✓ | well-known approaches are the Dedekind–Peano axioms/set-theoretic constructions | two | Two well-known approache…
2 | arithmetic ✓ | three are numbers that express the quantity of objects | two | Cardinal numbers, like o…
2 | arithmetic ✓ | two | If the sum is a two-digi…
2 | arithmetic ✓ | two | Addition is an arithmeti…
2 | arithmetic ✓ | important concepts in relation to arithmetic operations are identity elements/inverse elements | two | Two important concepts i…
2 | arithmetic ✓ | two | A number is rational if …
2 | arithmetic ✓ | two | As a final step, all the…
2 | arithmetic | rational numbers are multiplied by multiplying their numerators/their denominators respectively as in 2 3 ⋅ 2 5 = 2 ⋅ 2 3 ⋅ 5 = 4 15 | two | Two rational numbers are…
2 | arithmetic ✓ | rational numbers have the same denominator then they can be added by adding their numerators/keeping the common denominator | two | If two rational numbers …
3 | arithmetic ✓ | a significand/a base/an exponent | three | It represents real numbe…
3 | arithmetic ✓ | three | Cardinal numbers, like o…
4 | arithmetic | four | For instance, the numera…
5 | arithmetic ✓ | five | For instance, the numera…
5 | arithmetic ✓ | five | Some forms of tally mark…
7 | arithmetic ✓ | seven | For example, the number …
2 | art ✓ | noteworthy and influential through work including and possibly critiquing popular culture/as well as the art world | both | Pop artists like Andy Wa…
2 | art ✓ | military/civil components | both | The Six Arts concept dev…
2 | art ✓ | literature and the aesthetic value of writing/as well as the cultivation of virtues or moral character | both | These four refined skill…
2 | art ✓ | science and art by assiduously flattering the lowest of tastes/clarity bordering on stupidity a dog's life | both | It constantly feeds on a…
2 | art ✓ | both | substituting performance…
2 | art ✓ | artistic and practical/and very widely used by what can be loosely called the middle class in the Ancient Near East | both | Cylinder seals were both…
2 | art ✓ | two | A common view is that th…
2 | art ✓ | two | Art as we have generally…
2 | art ✓ | two | Leon Golub's Interrogati…
3 | art ✓ | the Realist whereby aesthetic quality is an absolute value independent of any human view/the Objectivist whereby it is also an absolute value but is dependent on general human experience/the Relativist position whereby it is not an absolute value but depends on and varies with the human experience of different humans | three | Richard Wollheim disting…
3 | art ✓ | classical branches of visual art are painting/sculpture/architecture | three | In the Western tradition…
3 | art ✓ | three | Renaissance art had a gr…
3 | art ✓ | three | In general there are thr…
3 | art ✓ | three | This section divides the…
4 | art | arts of qin playing/weiqi/calligraphy/painting | four | In later times, the civi…
4 | art ✓ | the qin epitomized music weiqi related to military strategy/calligraphy related closely to both literature/the aesthetic value of writing as well as the cultivation of virtues/moral character | four | These four refined skill…
4 | art ✓ | four | However, the lattermost …
6 | art ✓ | six | The Six Arts formed the …
6 | art ✓ | six | The Six Arts were practi…
6 | art ✓ | six | Western astronomical exp…
6 | art ✓ | six | The requirement of stude…
6 | art ✓ | six | The emphasis on the Six …
6 | art ✓ | six | The Six Arts concept dev…
6 | art ✓ | six | The Six Arts were practi…
6 | art ✓ | the qin epitomized music/weiqi related to military strategy/calligraphy related closely to both literature/the aesthetic value of writing/as well as the cultivation of virtues/moral character | six | These four refined skill…
6 | art ✓ | six | During the Zhou dynasty …
2 | artha ✓ | kama/artha | both | Vatsyayana, the author o…
2 | artha ✓ | moral life/sensuality become difficult | both | Without prosperity and s…
2 | artha ✓ | an individual/a government | both | Artha applies to both an…
2 | artha ✓ | two | Many Upanishads as well …
2 | artha ✓ | two | Kautiliya's Arthashastra…
2 | artha ✓ | first every act affects itself regardless of actors involved/second every act has human meanings hopes and desires and affects each actor in a personal way | two | They recognized and expl…
2 | artha ✓ | things the desire of Profit entertained by those that covet it/the desire for Pleasure cherished by those that are wedded to it | two | Morality, however, is al…
2 | artha ✓ | harms all three including the one excessively pursued | two | Excessive pursuit of any…
3 | artha ✓ | three | In another book, the Mah…
3 | artha ✓ | categories of human life - dharma/artha/kama which over time expanded into the concept Caturvarga | three | It is first included as …
3 | artha ✓ | three | Excessive pursuit of any…
3 | artha ✓ | virtuous/proper/moral life | three | In Hindu traditions, Art…
3 | artha ✓ | three | Even subhasitas, gnomic …
3 | artha ✓ | ends of life/as it supports the realization of dharma/kama | three | The Arthashastra (1.7.6)…
3 | artha ✓ | three | Kautilya adds that all t…
3 | artha ✓ | three | Vatsyayana, the author o…
3 | artha ✓ | - Morality/Profit/Pleasure - always succeeds in obtaining great happiness | three | Whoever without afflicti…
4 | artha ✓ | four | It is first included as …
4 | artha ✓ | four | In other words, it is on…
4 | artha ✓ | four | Together, these four mut…
4 | artha ✓ | four | Most historical literatu…
4 | artha | four | Artha (/ˈɑːrtə, -θə/; Sa…
2 | astronomy ✓ | the Solar System/the interstellar medium | both | The word "astrochemistry…
2 | astronomy ✓ | both | Processes studied by the…
2 | astronomy ✓ | fields share a common origin but became distinct/astronomy being supported by physics while astrology is not | two | The two fields share a c…
2 | astronomy ✓ | two | Thus, in modern use, the…
2 | astronomy ✓ | fields complement each other Theoretical astronomy seeks to explain observational results/observations are used to confirm theoretical results | two | These two fields complem…
3 | astronomy ✓ | three | The remnant of a superno…
3 | astronomy ✓ | -body problem by Leonhard Euler Alexis Claude Clairaut/Jean le Rond d'Alembert led to more accurate predictions about the motions of the Moon/planets | three | During the 18–19th centu…
4 | astronomy ✓ | four | What will be the ultimat…
7 | astronomy ✓ | seven | The disc is inlaid with …
12 | astronomy ✓ | twelve | Before recorded history …
2 | authority ✓ | the ruler/the ruled | both | Legitimate authority is …
2 | authority ✓ | the ruler/the ruled | both | Legitimate authority is …
3 | authority ✓ | three | Max Weber in his essay "…
3 | authority ✓ | attributes of authority have been described as status specialist skills/knowledge/social position | three | The three attributes of …
3 | authority ✓ | three | Although children regard…
3 | authority ✓ | attributes of authority have been described as status specialist skills/knowledge/social position | three | The three attributes of …
3 | authority ✓ | three | Max Weber in his essay "…
3 | authority ✓ | three | Although children regard…
2 | autonomous | develop/exercise our ability to live in a world with others | both | Cooperative rational int…
2 | autonomous ✓ | autonomy/beneficence while keeping the physician's integrity intact | both | This would promote both …
2 | autonomous ✓ | foundational/abstract questions | both | The context in which Kan…
2 | autonomous ✓ | two | During the history of Ch…
2 | autonomous ✓ | two | Kohlberg established thr…
2 | autonomous ✓ | two | Autonomy, along with rat…
2 | autonomous | vital aspects wherein there is an emotional component where one relies more on themselves rather than their parents/a behavioural component where one makes decisions independently by using their judgement | two | Autonomy has two vital a…
2 | autonomous ✓ | two | Piaget studied the cogni…
2 | autonomous ✓ | two | The answers they provide…
2 | autonomous | two | Autonomy is closely rela…
3 | autonomous ✓ | Firstly autonomy as the right for one to make their own decisions excluding any interference from others/Secondly autonomy as the capacity to make such decisions through one's own independence of mind and after personal reflection/Thirdly as an ideal way of living life autonomously | three | Immanuel Kant (1724–1804…
3 | autonomous | three | Kohlberg established thr…
4 | autonomous | pillars of medicine/alongside beneficence/justice/nonmaleficence | four | It is often references a…
7 | autonomous | seven | The seven elements of in…
2 | availability ✓ | preventive/corrective maintenance downtime | both | It includes logistics ti…
2 | avarice ✓ | on its outsized appetite/its penchant for spoiling food remaining after it has gorged | both | Characterizations of the…
2 | avarice ✓ | both | It is not so managed her…
2 | avarice ✓ | both | In early China, both the…
2 | avarice ✓ | both | In the Aristophanes sati…
2 | avarice ✓ | both | With measures like these…
2 | avarice ✓ | two | Modern economic thought …
2 | avarice ✓ | of these particularly deal directly with greed prohibiting theft/covetousness | two | In the Books of Moses, t…
2 | avarice ✓ | greed/the thirst for power | two | Among the pronouncements…
3 | avarice ✓ | three | The Persian Empires had …
3 | avarice ✓ | three | He also stated that 'Wit…
4 | avarice ✓ | four | In early China, both the…
9 | avarice ✓ | nine | Dante's 14th century epi…
10 | avarice ✓ | ten | One thousand out of ten …
10 | avarice ✓ | ten | Like Laozi, he was worri…
10 | avarice | ten | In the Books of Moses, t…
2 | avoidant ✓ | parents/peer group rejection are associated with an increased risk for its development | both | Childhood emotional negl…
2 | avoidant ✓ | both | Contained within Section…
2 | avoidant ✓ | individual therapy/social skills group training is for individuals with an avoidant personality disorder to begin challenging their exaggerated negative beliefs about themselves | both | The primary purpose of b…
2 | avoidant ✓ | both | Both have similar diagno…
2 | avoidant ✓ | fearful/emotionally inhibited" | both | "The complete Avoidant P…
2 | avoidant ✓ | both | Childhood emotional negl…
2 | avoidant ✓ | lower/significantly higher than that | both | Reported to be at around…
2 | avoidant ✓ | two | The DSM-5 includes two d…
2 | avoidant ✓ | two | Classification of person…
2 | avoidant ✓ | "[l]ow self-esteem associated with self-appraisal as socially inept personally unappealing or inferior/excessive feelings of shame" | two | At least two of the elem…
2 | avoidant ✓ | two | Capreol proposed two oth…
3 | avoidant ✓ | three | its main body (Section I…
3 | avoidant ✓ | three | A diagnosis requires tha…
4 | avoidant ✓ | four | He identified four adult…
4 | avoidant ✓ | anxiousness withdrawal anhedonia and intimacy avoidance/each of these is followed by a description of how the trait manifests in AvPD such as "reticence in social situations/avoidance of social contacts and activity/[and] lack of initiation of social contact" in the case of withdrawal | four | The AMPD lists the follo…
4 | avoidant ✓ | four | Placed within cluster C,…
5 | avoidant ✓ | five | There is also a hybrid m…
6 | avoidant ✓ | specific personality disorders – one of them being AvPD – in terms of a description of the disorder the characteristic manner in which the disorder impacts personality functioning/ie identity/self-direction/empathy/intimacy as well as a listing/description of the pathological personality traits associated with the disorder | six | Contained within Section…
7 | avoidant ✓ | seven | Placed within cluster C,…
2 | awareness ✓ | conscious/unconscious with an end-stage of awareness | both | wrote: "The awareness li…
2 | awareness ✓ | an attention driven baseline shift in the alpha waves/a decision bias reflected in gamma waves | two | Such top down biasing ca…
3 | awareness ✓ | three | wrote: "The awareness li…
5 | awareness ✓ | five | Peripheral awareness ref…
2 | bacteria ✓ | in treating human disease/in intensive farming to promote animal growth where they may be contributing to the rapid development of antibiotic resistance in bacterial populations | both | Antibiotics are used bot…
2 | bacteria ✓ | fatty acid/amino acid metabolism | both | It is a cofactor in DNA …
2 | bacteria ✓ | a source of electrons/a substrate for carbon anabolism | both | In unusual circumstances…
2 | bacteria ✓ | double | The rate at which cells …
2 | bacteria ✓ | double | Under optimal conditions…
2 | bacteria ✓ | evolutionary domains/as part of the three-domain system | two | This new phylogenetic ta…
2 | bacteria ✓ | forward movement/tumbling | two | Many bacteria (such as E…
2 | bacteria ✓ | two | Although the term bacter…
2 | bacteria ✓ | two | The flagella of a group …
2 | bacteria ✓ | two | However, molecular syste…
2 | bacteria ✓ | other types of bacterial motion are called twitching motility that relies on a structure called the type IV pilus/gliding motility that uses other mechanisms | two | Two other types of bacte…
2 | bacteria ✓ | different types of cell wall in bacteria that classify bacteria into Gram-positive bacteria/Gram-negative bacteria | two | There are broadly speaki…
2 | bacteria ✓ | two | In cell division, two id…
2 | bacteria ✓ | two | These two domains, along…
3 | bacteria ✓ | the source of energy/the electron donors used/the source of carbon used for growth | three | Bacterial metabolism is …
3 | bacteria ✓ | three | The tumbling allows them…
3 | bacteria ✓ | three | This new phylogenetic ta…
3 | bacteria ✓ | First bacteria can take up exogenous DNA from their environment in a process called transformation/Second bacteriophages can integrate into the bacterial chromosome introducing foreign DNA in a process known as transduction/Third bacteria can transfer genetic material through direct cell contact via conjugation | three | This can occur in three …
3 | bacteria ✓ | three | These two domains, along…
4 | bacteria ✓ | Gram-positive cocci/Gram-positive bacilli/Gram-negative cocci/Gram-negative bacilli | four | By combining morphology …
4 | bacteria | When a population of bacteria first enter a high-nutrient environment that allows growth the cells need to adapt to their new environment/The first phase of growth is the lag phase a period of slow growth when the cells are adapting to the high-nutrient environment and preparing for fast growth/The second phase of growth is the logarithmic phase also known as the exponential phase/The third phase of growth is the stationary phase and is caused by depleted nutrients | four | Bacterial growth follows…
5 | bacteria ✓ | five | For example, bacteria in…
10 | bacteria ✓ | ten | In these fruiting bodies…
2 | ballot ✓ | sides/with a single column of punch holes in the center which has been likened to a maze led to widespread allegations of mismarked ballots | both | The "butterfly ballot" u…
2 | ballot ✓ | sides of each punch hole/creating confusion | both | The ballot was designed …
2 | bargaining ✓ | both | Both religious beliefs a…
2 | bargaining ✓ | the ill-effects of bargaining/the unscrupulous practices undertaken by vendors at street markets | both | A growth in the country'…
2 | bargaining ✓ | both | This is because the part…
2 | bargaining ✓ | where F is the set of possible joint utility allocations/d is the disagreement point | pair | A bargaining game for tw…
2 | bargaining ✓ | creating value/claiming value | two | One simplified 'western'…
2 | bargaining ✓ | players is defined as a pair where F is the set of possible joint utility allocations/d is the disagreement point | two | A bargaining game for tw…
2 | bargaining ✓ | communities about the distribution of a common territory/the conditions under which two countries agree on nuclear disarmament | two | Examples of such situati…
2 | beauty ✓ | the objectivist/the subjectivist position in their extreme form is that each has to deny some intuitions about beauty | both | The problem with both th…
2 | beauty ✓ | Western/Eastern influences in the United States | both | One study found that Eas…
2 | beauty ✓ | both | There is the sense in th…
2 | beauty ✓ | both | Adherents of both sides …
2 | beauty ✓ | both | One difficulty in unders…
2 | beauty ✓ | in form which is the material world as it is/as embodied in the spirit which is the world of mental formations | both | Beauty for ancient think…
2 | beauty ✓ | positions are often referred to as objectivism/subjectivism | two | These two positions are …
3 | beauty ✓ | first of all integrity or perfection and for this reason we consider ugly all incomplete things/then proper proportion or consonance/finally clarity and light" before going on to say "the sight of the beautiful implies peace" | three | The narrator of his nove…
3 | beauty ✓ | three | Beauty is often listed a…
3 | beauty ✓ | integritas/consonantia/claritas | three | In his Summa Theologica,…
2 | behavioral change ✓ | both | Nevertheless, in 2005 th…
2 | behavioral change ✓ | healthy eating and exercise at baseline/30% of those randomized to the treatment group lost 5% or more of their body weight vs | both | Among those in a pre-Act…
2 | behavioral change ✓ | motivators and barriers at the different stages regarding biking/walking and public transport | both | The cross-sectional stud…
2 | behavioral change ✓ | health/sustainability were more common | both | Measures that are associ…
2 | behavioral change ✓ | both | However, this approach m…
2 | behavioral change ✓ | and also combined with other interventions for overweight and obese adults was assessed in a 2014 systematic review | both | The effectiveness of the…
2 | behavioral change ✓ | two | Two additional clinical …
3 | behavioral change ✓ | three | Up to three tailored rep…
3 | behavioral change ✓ | found a significant change in general health/while BMI/other measures had no effect | three | However, only one of thr…
3 | behavioral change ✓ | ie/reducing calorie/dietary fat intake | three | Those randomly assigned …
4 | behavioral change ✓ | baseline/3/6/9 months | four | Up to three tailored rep…
5 | behavioral change ✓ | five | Five-hundred-and-seventy…
5 | behavioral change ✓ | five | Many of the intervention…
5 | behavioral change ✓ | five | This core construct iden…
10 | behavioral change ✓ | ten | In general, for people t…
2 | behavioural ✓ | the qualities of the individual/the environmental factors | both | This behavior can be aff…
2 | behavioural ✓ | morbidity/mortality | both | A variety of studies hav…
2 | behavioural ✓ | dependent on the organism | both | Behaviors can be either …
2 | behavioural ✓ | the individual characteristics of the person/the situation they are in | both | This means that, in rega…
2 | behavioural ✓ | the organism/its environment | two | Therefore, social behavi…
7 | behavioural ✓ | seven | These studies have ident…
2 | being ✓ | their essential features/in the ways they exist | both | This is the case accordi…
2 | being ✓ | physical/mental entities exist on the most-fundamental level | both | Dualists like René Desca…
2 | being ✓ | existing/nonexisting objects | both | Meinongianism differs fr…
2 | being ✓ | contingent/necessary entities but excludes merely possible entities | both | According to actualism, …
2 | being | God's features/God's mode of existence | both | This position is sometim…
2 | being ✓ | to individual entities/to the totality of reality | both | Existence sets real enti…
2 | being ✓ | two | Samkhya explains the man…
2 | being ✓ | Meinongianism/universalism | two | There are two types of f…
2 | being ✓ | main theories of existence are first-order/second-order theories | two | The two main theories of…
2 | being ✓ | types of existence are pure consciousness/matter | two | For instance, the ancien…
3 | being ✓ | marks of existence" which are aniccā/anattā/dukkha | three | A central doctrine in Bu…
2 | Biochemistry ✓ | hydrophobic/hydrophilic portions | both | This makes them amphiphi…
2 | Biochemistry ✓ | RNA and DNA/while thymine occurs only in DNA and uracil occurs in RNA | both | Also, the nitrogenous ba…
2 | Biochemistry ✓ | both | Two of the most common p…
2 | Biochemistry ✓ | structural biology enzymology/metabolism | both | A sub-discipline of both…
2 | Biochemistry ✓ | one/more double bonds in the carbon chain | double | Fatty acids are consider…
2 | Biochemistry ✓ | double | These forms are called f…
2 | Biochemistry ✓ | polarisation interferometry NMR spectroscopy radioisotopic labeling electron microscopy/molecular dynamics simulations | dual | Since then, biochemistry…
2 | Biochemistry ✓ | monosaccharides can be joined by a glycosidic/ester bond into a disaccharide through a dehydration reaction during which a molecule of water is released | two | Two monosaccharides can …
2 | Biochemistry ✓ | two | The two molecules acetyl…
2 | Biochemistry ✓ | two | Gowland Hopkins, who stu…
2 | Biochemistry ✓ | two | Also, the nitrogenous ba…
2 | Biochemistry ✓ | two | These forms are called f…
2 | Biochemistry ✓ | two | Disaccharides like lacto…
2 | Biochemistry ✓ | two | This also produces a net…
2 | Biochemistry ✓ | two | The reverse reaction in …
2 | Biochemistry ✓ | two | In order to determine wh…
2 | Biochemistry ✓ | of the main functions of carbohydrates are energy storage/providing structure | two | Two of the main function…
2 | Biochemistry ✓ | hydrogen bonds while hydrogen bonds formed between cytosine/guanine are three | two | Adenine, thymine, and ur…
2 | Biochemistry ✓ | protein sequences are we acquire knowledge about their structure/therefore their function | two | By finding how similar t…
2 | Biochemistry ✓ | two | Two heavy chains would b…
2 | Biochemistry ✓ | two | This process is not quit…
2 | Biochemistry ✓ | two | This generates an additi…
2 | Biochemistry ✓ | two | Glucose is mainly metabo…
2 | Biochemistry ✓ | of the most common polysaccharides are cellulose/glycogen both consisting of repeating glucose monomers | two | Two of the most common p…
3 | Biochemistry ✓ | three | This process is not quit…
3 | Biochemistry ✓ | three | Adenine, thymine, and ur…
3 | Biochemistry ✓ | three | Tertiary structure is th…
3 | Biochemistry ✓ | three | Over the last decades of…
3 | Biochemistry ✓ | three | When a few (around three…
3 | Biochemistry ✓ | structural biology/enzymology/metabolism | three | A sub-discipline of both…
3 | Biochemistry ✓ | three | In triglycerides, the ma…
3 | Biochemistry ✓ | three | It is this "R" group tha…
3 | Biochemistry ✓ | a nitrogenous heterocyclic base/a pentose sugar/a phosphate group | three | The monomers are called …
4 | Biochemistry | four | Finally, quaternary stru…
4 | Biochemistry ✓ | four | The structure of protein…
6 | Biochemistry ✓ | six | In addition to the six m…
6 | Biochemistry ✓ | six | The two molecules acetyl…
6 | Biochemistry ✓ | six | This process is not quit…
6 | Biochemistry ✓ | carbon/hydrogen/nitrogen/oxygen/calcium and phosphorus—make up almost 99% of the mass of living cells/including those in the human body | six | Just six elements—carbon…
6 | Biochemistry ✓ | six | When a few (around three…
10 | Biochemistry ✓ | ten | Glucose is mainly metabo…
2 | biological anthropology ✓ | past and present/more accurately and in much greater detail | both | Advances in the understa…
5 | biological anthropology ✓ | termed Caucasian/Mongolian/Aethiopian/Malayan/American | five | The first prominent phys…
2 | biology ✓ | in consumer–resource interactions which form the core of food chains/food webs | both | Every species participat…
2 | biology ✓ | both | Both are believed to be …
2 | biology ✓ | both | A long-term interaction …
2 | biology ✓ | both | These effects may be sho…
2 | biology ✓ | both | Eukaryotes are hypothesi…
2 | biology ✓ | both | Salt-tolerant archaea (t…
2 | biology ✓ | structural genes encode proteins that are not involved in gene regulation | both | In contrast to both, str…
2 | biology ✓ | living/extinct descended from a last universal common ancestor that lived about 35 billion years ago | both | Earth formed about 4.5 b…
2 | biology ✓ | both | Both of these cell divis…
2 | biology ✓ | both | For example, matter from…
2 | biology ✓ | double | DNA is composed of two p…
2 | biology ✓ | covalent bonds such as in carbon dioxide/a triple covalent bond such as in carbon monoxide | double | For example, a single ca…
2 | biology ✓ | -helical structure of DNA by James Watson/Francis Crick in 1953 marked the transition to the era of molecular genetics | double | A focus on new kinds of …
2 | biology ✓ | pair | A biological interaction…
2 | biology ✓ | two | In terms of its molecula…
2 | biology ✓ | domains Bacteria/Eukaryota | two | Archaeal cells have uniq…
2 | biology | two | In general, mitosis (div…
2 | biology ✓ | mitosis/meiosis | two | In eukaryotes (i.e., ani…
2 | biology ✓ | types of regulatory proteins called transcription factors bind to the DNA sequence close to/at a promoter | two | Gene expression can be i…
2 | biology ✓ | two | Heterozygotic individual…
2 | biology ✓ | it is represented as a fork/split on the phylogenetic tree | two | When a lineage divides i…
2 | biology ✓ | two | white or tall vs. dwarf)…
2 | biology ✓ | two | In contrast to mitosis, …
2 | biology ✓ | two | DNA is composed of two p…
2 | biology ✓ | transcription/translation | two | There are two gene expre…
2 | biology ✓ | two | Mitosis is part of the c…
2 | biology ✓ | double covalent bonds such as in carbon dioxide/a triple covalent bond such as in carbon monoxide | two | For example, a single ca…
2 | biology ✓ | two | Because the O–H bonds ar…
2 | biology ✓ | eukaryotic cells which contain a nucleus/prokaryotic cells which do not | two | There are generally two …
2 | biology ✓ | two | The different stages of …
2 | biology ✓ | pyruvates/with two net molecules of ATP being produced at the same time | two | Glycolysis is a metaboli…
2 | biology ✓ | two | Two aspects of sexual re…
2 | biology ✓ | two | A species is a group of …
3 | biology ✓ | three | Geologists have develope…
3 | biology ✓ | the conversion of food to energy to run cellular processes/the conversion of food/fuel to monomer building blocks/the elimination of metabolic wastes | three | The three main purposes …
3 | biology ✓ | chlorophytes/coleochaetophytes/stoneworts | three | Green algae comprise thr…
3 | biology ✓ | three | These three eras togethe…
3 | biology ✓ | three | However, Robert Remak an…
3 | biology ✓ | includes the fungi/plant/animal kingdoms | three | All organisms can be cla…
3 | biology ✓ | triple | For example, a single ca…
4 | biology ✓ | four | For example, a single ca…
4 | biology | four | In contrast to mitosis, …
4 | biology | other atoms/enabling it to form diverse/large/complex molecules | four | Carbon can form covalent…
4 | biology | Hadean/Archean/Proterozoic/Phanerozoic | four | Geologists have develope…
4 | biology ✓ | autocrine/paracrine/juxtacrine/hormones | four | There are generally four…
4 | biology ✓ | four | Oxidative phosphorylatio…
4 | biology ✓ | Light absorption/electron transport/ATP synthesis/carbon fixation | four | Photosynthesis has four …
4 | biology ✓ | glycolysis/citric acid cycle/electron transport chain/oxidative phosphorylation | four | Cellular respiration inv…
4 | biology ✓ | Determination/differentiation/morphogenesis/growth | four | There are four key proce…
5 | biology ✓ | the cell as the basic unit of life/genes and heredity as the basis of inheritance/evolution as the driver of biological diversity/energy transformation for sustaining life processes/and the maintenance of internal stability | five | Central to biology are f…
5 | biology ✓ | five | Five of these clades are…
6 | biology ✓ | amino group/carboxyl group/carbonyl group/hydroxyl group/phosphate group/sulfhydryl group | six | There are six prominent …
8 | biology ✓ | alveolates/excavates/stramenopiles/plants/rhizarians/amoebozoans/fungi/animals | eight | The major lineages of eu…
11 | biology ✓ | Cambrian/Ordovician/Silurian/Devonian/Carboniferous/Permian/Triassic/Jurassic/Cretaceous/Tertiary/Quaternary | eleven | These three eras togethe…
2 | birth ✓ | chondrichthyans the sharks &amp/rays and Osteichthyes the bony fishes | both | Placoderms are a sister …
2 | birth ✓ | two | Stage three is the passi…
2 | birth | two | The complete delivery of…
2 | birth ✓ | The first stage starts with a series of involuntary contractions of the muscular walls of the uterus and gradual dilation of the cervix/The active phase of the first stage starts when the cervix is dilated more than about 4 cm in diameter and is when the contractions become stronger and regular | two | In stage two, starting w…
2 | birth ✓ | or occasionally the calf's tail/rear end in a posterior presentation | two | Stage two can be seen to…
2 | birth ✓ | two | This may last up to 12 h…
3 | birth ✓ | three | In stage three, which be…
3 | birth ✓ | The first stage is when the cervix dilates causing discomfort and restlessness in the dog/If the puppy has not taken its first breath within about six minutes it is likely to die/Further puppies follow in a similar way one by one usually with less straining than the first usually at 15-60-minute intervals | three | Stage three is the passi…
3 | birth ✓ | three | The fossil of another ge…
3 | birth ✓ | three | The normal process of ch…
3 | birth ✓ | During the second stage the cow will usually lie down on her side to push and the calf progresses through the birth canal/The calf takes its first few breaths and within minutes is struggling to rise to its feet/The third and final stage of labor is the delivery of the placenta which is usually expelled within a few hours and is often eaten by the normally herbivorous cow | three | Birthing in cattle is ty…
6 | birth ✓ | six | If the puppy has not tak…
2 | blue | both | The Romans had many word…
2 | blue ✓ | Hokusai in his wave paintings/Hiroshige | both | Prussian blue was used b…
2 | blue ✓ | synthetic/natural | both | Blue dyes are organic co…
2 | blue ✓ | both | In the United States and…
2 | blue ✓ | tree leaves/the sky is xanh | both | For example, in Vietname…
2 | blue | both | The geometry then determ…
2 | blue ✓ | for more on this subject/see Blue–green distinction in language | both | In Lakota, the word tȟó …
2 | blue ✓ | the pigmentation of the eye's iris/the scattering of light by the turbid medium in the stroma of the iris | two | Eye colour is determined…
2 | blue ✓ | two | The Romans had many word…
2 | blue ✓ | mw-parser-output template-chem2-suCo2SnO4/Prussian blue18 | two | Two inorganic but synthe…
2 | blue ✓ | fish species the mandarin fish/the picturesque dragonet | two | Blue-pigmented organelle…
3 | blue ✓ | red/yellow/blue | three | In painting and traditio…
3 | blue ✓ | three | Blue is one of the three…
3 | blue ✓ | thousand years/was used for jewellery and ornaments/and later was crushed and powdered and used as a pigment | three | Lapis lazuli, mined in A…
3 | blue ✓ | three | In 1616 Richard Sackvill…
3 | blue ✓ | three | Mixing all three primary…
4 | blue ✓ | four | US states which have bee…
4 | blue ✓ | red/yellow/black/white | four | Blue was not one of the …
7 | blue ✓ | seven | Isaac Newton included bl…
7 | blue ✓ | seven | He chose seven colours b…
2 | bored ✓ | both | Boredom and its pronenes…
2 | bored ✓ | both | In Experience Without Qu…
2 | bored ✓ | a sub-set of dirty realism/an offshoot of Generation X literature | both | It has been described as…
2 | bored ✓ | two | This theory was first ex…
2 | bored ✓ | two | Søren Kierkegaard and Fr…
2 | bored ✓ | texts available in English in the 1929/30 semester lecture course The Fundamental Concepts of Metaphysics/again in the essay What is Metaphysics? | two | Martin Heidegger wrote a…
3 | bored ✓ | three | There are three types of…
2 | Botany ✓ | both | Some plants reproduce se…
2 | Botany ✓ | both | Botanists examine both t…
2 | Botany ✓ | as a source of chemical energy/of organic molecules that are used in the structural components of cells | both | Plants, algae and cyanob…
2 | Botany ✓ | Pereskia/Echinocactus have spines produced from areoles suggesting that the two genera are indeed related | both | However, both Pereskia a…
2 | Botany ✓ | autopolyploid/allopolyploid plants can often reproduce normally but may be unable to cross-breed successfully with the parent population because there is a mismatch in chromosome numbers | both | Both autopolyploid and a…
2 | Botany ✓ | of categories gives rise to fields such as bryogeography/the study of the distribution of mosses | pair | The intersection of fiel…
2 | Botany ✓ | two | Some euphorbias have lea…
2 | Botany ✓ | two | However, both Pereskia a…
2 | Botany ✓ | secondary phloem/cork | two | Woody plants, such as az…
2 | Botany ✓ | two | Seeds consist of an endo…
2 | Botany ✓ | distinct sizes larger megaspores/smaller microspores | two | By the end of the Devoni…
2 | Botany ✓ | two | An allopolyploid plant m…
2 | Botany ✓ | naming scheme where the first name represented the genus/the second identified the species within the genus | two-part | This established a stand…
3 | Botany ✓ | German fathers of botany"/along with theologian Otto Brunfels/physician Hieronymus Bock | three | German physician Leonhar…
3 | Botany ✓ | three | Charcoal, a pure form of…
3 | Botany ✓ | three | Traditionally, botany ha…
3 | box of liberty ✓ | three | In a speech delivered on…
3 | box of liberty ✓ | only three ways to reform our Congressional legislation familiarly called the ballot box the jury box/the cartridge box" | three | He said "There are three…
3 | box of liberty ✓ | are the familiar ballot box/jury box/cartridge box | three | The first three are the …
4 | box of liberty ✓ | four | "Four boxes" and derivat…
4 | box of liberty ✓ | the soap box/the ballot box/the jury box/the cartridge box" | four | Larry McDonald, a politi…
4 | box of liberty ✓ | four | The "four boxes" phrase …
4 | box of liberty ✓ | four | Discussing the American …
4 | box of liberty ✓ | four | It succinctly defines th…
4 | box of liberty ✓ | "There are four boxes to be used in the defense of liberty soap/ballot/jury/cartridge | four | The four boxes of libert…
4 | box of liberty | four | The four boxes represent…
4 | box of liberty ✓ | cartridge box/ballot box/jury box/band box" | four | An 1849 edition of the F…
2 | brain ✓ | both | Although many details re…
2 | brain | by computer scientists/neuroscientists | both | The computational functi…
2 | brain | the general form of the brain/how it reacts to experience but experience is required to refine the matrix of synaptic connections resulting in greatly increased complexity | both | Genes determine both the…
2 | brain ✓ | by neural circuits intrinsic to the spinal cord/by inputs that descend from the brain | both | Spinal motor neurons are…
2 | brain ✓ | both | The wisdom of this appro…
2 | brain | by generating patterns of muscle activity/by driving the secretion of chemicals called hormones | both | They act on the rest of …
2 | brain ✓ | insects crustaceans arachnids/others | two | Two groups of invertebra…
2 | brain | two | A key component of the s…
2 | brain ✓ | non-REM/usually without dreaming | two | There are two types of s…
2 | brain ✓ | first the use of computers to study the brain/second the study of how brains perform computation | two | Computational neuroscien…
2 | brain | two | Cerebral arteries pierce…
2 | brain | neurotransmitters that are most widely found in the vertebrate brain are glutamate which almost always exerts excitatory effects on target neurons/gamma-aminobutyric acid which is almost always inhibitory | two | The two neurotransmitter…
2 | brain ✓ | which will contain the cerebral cortex basal ganglia/related structures | two | At the next stage, the f…
2 | brain | neurons/glial cells | two | The brains of all specie…
2 | brain | components of the subpallium the striatum/pallidum | two | Beneath the pallium are …
2 | brain | hemispheres/controls higher functions | two | The cerebrum or telencep…
2 | brain | areas for which adult neurogenesis is well established are the olfactory bulb which is involved in the sense of smell/the dentate gyrus of the hippocampus where there is evidence that the new neurons play a role in storing newly acquired memories | two | The two areas for which …
3 | brain ✓ | REM/light NREM/deep NREM | three | Three broad types of dis…
3 | brain | prosencephalon/subdivided into telencephalon/diencephalon | three | All vertebrate brains ca…
3 | brain ✓ | three | In many aquatic/semiaqua…
3 | brain ✓ | vesicular swellings at the front end of the neural tube these swellings eventually become the forebrain/midbrain and hindbrain/respectively | three | In its earliest form, th…
3 | brain | three | In non-mammalian vertebr…
3 | brain | -dimensionally arranged clusters with no large-scale separation of white matter/grey matter though there exist layer-like/column-like connections | three | The bird telencephalon n…
3 | brain | three | At the earliest stages o…
3 | brain | three | Arthropods have a centra…
3 | brain ✓ | vesicles that are the precursors of the prosencephalon/mesencephalon/rhombencephalon | three | At the front end, the ve…
3 | brain ✓ | three-part | Democritus, the inventor…
6 | brain | six | Neuroanatomists usually …
6 | brain | six | In mammals, the pallium …
10 | brain | ten | On average, a mammal has…
2 | brainstem ✓ | Superior to the obex is the floor of the fourth ventricle/In the floor of the fourth ventricle various nuclei can be visualized by the small bumps that they make in the overlying tissue | both | Superior to these trigon…
2 | brainstem ✓ | secondary vesicles the metencephalon/the myelencephalon | two | This will become the mid…
2 | brainstem ✓ | two | There are brainstem refl…
2 | brainstem ✓ | The mesencephalon is the second of the three primary vesicles and does not further differentiate into a secondary brain vesicle/The third primary vesicle the rhombencephalon hindbrain will further differentiate into two secondary vesicles the metencephalon and the myelencephalon | two | The human brainstem emer…
2 | brainstem ✓ | two | Between the two pyramids…
3 | brainstem ✓ | three | The human brainstem emer…
3 | brainstem ✓ | three | The mesencephalon is the…
3 | brainstem ✓ | tectum/tegmentum/the ventral tegmental area | three | The midbrain is further …
3 | brainstem ✓ | Ten of the twelve pairs of cranial nerves either target/are sourced from the brainstem nuclei 725 The nuclei of the oculomotor nerve/trochlear nerve are located in the midbrain | three | There are three main fun…
10 | brainstem ✓ | ten | There are three main fun…
10 | brainstem ✓ | ten | Ten pairs of cranial ner…
12 | brainstem ✓ | twelve | There are three main fun…
2 | bushido ✓ | both | Titled Training the Samu…
2 | bushido ✓ | both | They always wear swords …
2 | bushido ✓ | both | Expanding on both these …
2 | bushido ✓ | now/in the past | both | All this is of great imp…
2 | bushido ✓ | both | Recent scholarship in bo…
2 | bushido ✓ | a half centuries of relative peace during the Edo period | two | Japan enjoyed two and a …
2 | bushido ✓ | powerful samurai clans the Minamoto/the Taira | two | The Tale of the Heike de…
2 | bushido ✓ | As the Second World War turned the spirit of bushido was invoked to urge that all depended on the firm and united soul of the nation/The first proposals of organized suicide attacks met resistance | two | When Japan lost the Batt…
2 | bushido ✓ | swords but not to ride a horse/in a country of about 25 million | two | The first Meiji-era cens…
2 | bushido ✓ | two | For example: apply skill…
3 | bushido ✓ | three | Confucianism, Buddhism, …
3 | bushido ✓ | three | The core of bushido cons…
5 | bushido ✓ | five | Musashi (1584–1645) wrot…
7 | bushido ✓ | seven | When utilizing the matri…
7 | bushido ✓ | seven | He also affirms that he …
7 | bushido ✓ | seven | In the utilization of bu…
8 | bushido ✓ | eight | As mentioned above, hist…
8 | bushido ✓ | eight | Although modern bushido …
2 | calligraphy ✓ | both | Classical calligraphy di…
2 | calligraphy ✓ | both | Contemporary typefaces u…
2 | calligraphy ✓ | criticism[full citation needed]/support in his rendering of Cennino Cennini's medieval gesso recipes | both | Hewitt has received both…
2 | calligraphy ✓ | from the Latin uncia/"inch" | two | Two distinct styles of w…
3 | calligraphy ✓ | three | The Office of the Financ…
4 | calligraphy ✓ | scripts are Hanunó'o/Hanunoo of the Hanuno'o Mangyan people/Buhid/Build of the Buhid Mangyan people/Tagbanwa script of the Tagbanwa people/Palaw'an/Pala'wan of the Palaw'an people | four | These four scripts are H…
4 | calligraphy ✓ | four | Besides the traditional …
4 | calligraphy ✓ | four | These instruments of wri…
4 | calligraphy ✓ | Hanunoo/Build/Tagbanua/Pala’wan | four | All four scripts were in…
4 | calligraphy ✓ | Treasures of the Study – ink brushes known as máobǐ/Chinese ink/paper/inkstones – to write Chinese characters | four | Traditional East Asian w…
4 | calligraphy ✓ | four | By the end of the coloni…
6 | calligraphy ✓ | six | Anna Simons, Johnston's …
2 | cancer ✓ | both | Common environmental fac…
2 | cancer ✓ | impairs quality/quantity of life | both | People with lower qualit…
2 | cancer ✓ | both | Metastasis is common in …
2 | cancer ✓ | survival/toxicity are considered | both | However, generally it is…
2 | cancer ✓ | both | Metastasis is common in …
2 | cancer ✓ | both | Other substances in this…
2 | cancer ✓ | both | Military metaphors are p…
2 | cancer ✓ | double | The risk of suicide in p…
2 | cancer ✓ | strand breaks/repair of other DNA damage incompletely cleared repair sites can cause epigenetic gene silencing | double | During repair of DNA dou…
2 | cancer ✓ | separate chromosomal regions become abnormally fused/often at a characteristic location | two | Translocation occurs whe…
2 | cancer ✓ | two | The affected genes are d…
2 | cancer ✓ | two | Exposure to perfluorooct…
3 | cancer ✓ | three | Tobacco is responsible f…
3 | cancer ✓ | four may be "driver" mutations/the remaining ones may be "passenger" mutations | three | An average cancer of the…
3 | cancer ✓ | most common childhood cancers are leukemia/brain tumors/lymphomas | three | The three most common ch…
4 | cancer ✓ | four | An average cancer of the…
5 | cancer ✓ | five | The cancer death rate (a…
5 | cancer ✓ | five | Tobacco is responsible f…
6 | cancer ✓ | six | A study found women were…
6 | cancer ✓ | six | All tumor cells show the…
6 | cancer ✓ | deaths The cancers causing the most deaths/as of 2020 are lung cancer/colorectal cancer/liver cancer/stomach cancer/breast cancer | six | Cancers account for almo…
10 | cancer ✓ | ten | Children are twice as li…
2 | cardinal virtue ✓ | The opposition between the virtues/the vices to which these works allude despite the frequent inclusion of other schemes may seem unproblematic at first sight | both | However, “treatises excl…
2 | cardinal virtue ✓ | the Wisdom of Solomon/the Fourth Book of Maccabees in developing its thought on the virtues | both | Catholic moral theology …
2 | cardinal virtue ✓ | The opposition between the virtues/the vices to which these works allude despite the frequent inclusion of other schemes may seem unproblematic at first sight | both | However, “treatises excl…
2 | cardinal virtue ✓ | the Wisdom of Solomon/the Fourth Book of Maccabees in developing its thought on the virtues | both | Catholic moral theology …
2 | cardinal virtue ✓ | two | As to content, the two s…
2 | cardinal virtue ✓ | two | As to content, the two s…
3 | cardinal virtue ✓ | three | The "cardinal" virtues a…
3 | cardinal virtue ✓ | theological virtues of faith/hope/charity | three | In the Christian traditi…
3 | cardinal virtue ✓ | three | Justice stood above thes…
3 | cardinal virtue ✓ | faith/hope/charity | three | Because of this referenc…
3 | cardinal virtue ✓ | faith/hope/love | three | And now these three rema…
3 | cardinal virtue ✓ | three | Keenan, in their Paul an…
3 | cardinal virtue ✓ | women on the right side dressed in red green/white/four women on the left all dressed in purple | three | Depicting a procession i…
3 | cardinal virtue ✓ | women on the right side dressed in red green/white/four women on the left all dressed in purple | three | Depicting a procession i…
3 | cardinal virtue ✓ | three | Justice stood above thes…
3 | cardinal virtue ✓ | faith/hope/charity | three | Because of this referenc…
3 | cardinal virtue ✓ | theological virtues of faith/hope/charity | three | In the Christian traditi…
3 | cardinal virtue ✓ | three | Keenan, in their Paul an…
3 | cardinal virtue ✓ | faith/hope/love | three | And now these three rema…
3 | cardinal virtue ✓ | three | The "cardinal" virtues a…
4 | cardinal virtue ✓ | prudence/temperance/fortitude/justice | four | Because of this referenc…
4 | cardinal virtue ✓ | four | And they also are four i…
4 | cardinal virtue ✓ | four | The four cardinal virtue…
4 | cardinal virtue ✓ | that temperance is love giving itself entirely to that which is loved/fortitude is love readily bearing all things for the sake of the loved object/justice is love serving only the loved object and therefore ruling rightly/prudence is love distinguishing with sagacity between what hinders it and what helps it | four | Augustine of Hippo, disc…
4 | cardinal virtue ✓ | four | Plato associated the fou…
4 | cardinal virtue ✓ | four | They form a virtue theor…
4 | cardinal virtue | prudence/temperance/fortitude/justice | four | Because of this referenc…
4 | cardinal virtue ✓ | four | Depicting a procession i…
4 | cardinal virtue | divisions - prudence justice fortitude/temperance -/as each of these divisions has its own virtues faith is among the parts of justice/has the chief place with as many of us as know what that saying means ‘The just shall live by faith’ | four | For as much as they have…
4 | cardinal virtue | wisdom/justice/courage/temperance | four | It has four parts: wisdo…
4 | cardinal virtue ✓ | four | While the first four dat…
4 | cardinal virtue ✓ | cardinal virtues as prudence/temperance/courage/justice | four | Philo of Alexandria, a H…
4 | cardinal virtue | four | The Platonist view of th…
4 | cardinal virtue ✓ | four | Plato associated the fou…
4 | cardinal virtue ✓ | four | The four cardinal virtue…
4 | cardinal virtue ✓ | four | They form a virtue theor…
4 | cardinal virtue ✓ | four | And they also are four i…
4 | cardinal virtue ✓ | four | The Roman philosopher an…
4 | cardinal virtue ✓ | four | The cardinal virtues are…
4 | cardinal virtue ✓ | cardinal virtues as prudence/temperance/courage/justice | four | Philo of Alexandria, a H…
4 | cardinal virtue ✓ | four | The Roman philosopher an…
4 | cardinal virtue ✓ | wisdom/justice/courage/temperance | four | It has four parts: wisdo…
4 | cardinal virtue ✓ | cardinal virtues - temperance/justice/prudence/fortitude | four | 397) used the expression…
4 | cardinal virtue ✓ | cardinal virtues - temperance/justice/prudence/fortitude | four | 397) used the expression…
4 | cardinal virtue ✓ | four | While the first four dat…
4 | cardinal virtue ✓ | four | The Platonist view of th…
4 | cardinal virtue | divisions - prudence justice fortitude/temperance -/as each of these divisions has its own virtues faith is among the parts of justice/has the chief place with as many of us as know what that saying means ‘The just shall live by faith’ | four | For as much as they have…
4 | cardinal virtue ✓ | four | The cardinal virtues are…
4 | cardinal virtue ✓ | four | Depicting a procession i…
4 | cardinal virtue ✓ | that temperance is love giving itself entirely to that which is loved/fortitude is love readily bearing all things for the sake of the loved object/justice is love serving only the loved object and therefore ruling rightly/prudence is love distinguishing with sagacity between what hinders it and what helps it | four | Augustine of Hippo, disc…
7 | cardinal virtue ✓ | seven | In the High Middle Ages,…
7 | cardinal virtue ✓ | seven | Because of this referenc…
7 | cardinal virtue ✓ | seven | Because of this referenc…
7 | cardinal virtue ✓ | "be humble/be hospitable/be merciful/be faithful/reconcile/be vigilant/be reliable"[further explanation needed] | seven | Keenan, in their Paul an…
7 | cardinal virtue ✓ | seven | Actually, the capital vi…
7 | cardinal virtue ✓ | seven | Actually, the capital vi…
7 | cardinal virtue ✓ | seven | In the High Middle Ages,…
7 | cardinal virtue ✓ | "be humble/be hospitable/be merciful/be faithful/reconcile/be vigilant/be reliable"[further explanation needed] | seven | Keenan, in their Paul an…
2 | causal ✓ | both | Third, the principle tha…
2 | causal ✓ | temporal/spatial factors can be manipulated | both | Both temporal and spatia…
2 | causal ✓ | both | Another way to view the …
2 | causal ✓ | the antecedent/the consequent are true | both | For example, all of the …
2 | causal ✓ | throw bricks at a window/it breaks | both | For instance, suppose Al…
2 | causal ✓ | its effect on the potentially caused variable is captured by directly including it in the regression/so that effect will not be picked up as an indirect effect through the potentially causative variable of interest | both | This helps to avoid fals…
2 | causal ✓ | pair | Note that the analysis d…
2 | causal ✓ | two | If one stick is taken aw…
2 | causal ✓ | as a voltage-drop-causer/as a current-flow-causer | two | In fact, if we explain c…
2 | causal ✓ | two | In their article they ci…
2 | causal ✓ | perceptions of the same event viz an electric discharge that we perceive first visually/then aurally | two | Another way to view the …
2 | causal ✓ | proper causation/accidental causation | two | Aristotle further discer…
2 | causal ✓ | things might be cause/effect | two | In Part III, section XV …
2 | causal ✓ | two | These theories have been…
2 | causal ✓ | In 1949/physicist Max Born distinguished determination from causality | two | And then two more: In 1…
2 | causal ✓ | In the first case it would be incorrect to say that A's being a triangle caused it to have three sides since the relationship between triangularity/three-sidedness is that of definition | two | Consider the following t…
2 | causal ✓ | necessary/sufficient | two | Causes may sometimes be …
2 | causal ✓ | two | That is to say, it would…
2 | causal ✓ | two | For instance, although t…
2 | causal ✓ | types of statements are distinct/however | two | The two types of stateme…
2 | causal ✓ | two | He describes two kinds o…
2 | causal ✓ | two | However, Mackie's INUS a…
2 | causal ✓ | types of object or event/always contiguous and occurring one after the other | two | He denied that we can ev…
2 | causal ✓ | events are spatiotemporally conjoined/X precedes Y as an epistemic definition of causality | two | Hume interpreted the lat…
2 | causal ✓ | two | And since celestial bodi…
3 | causal | three | In this version of the t…
3 | causal ✓ | three | The other three explanat…
3 | causal ✓ | sticks standing upright/leaning against each other/supporting each other | three | A traditional example in…
3 | causal ✓ | three | The property of having t…
3 | causal ✓ | three | A "recovery" algorithm w…
3 | causal ✓ | three | A cause precedes an effe…
3 | causal ✓ | three | The first three: And t…
3 | causal ✓ | three | Nevertheless, it is with…
3 | causal ✓ | three | Thus, while the skeleton…
3 | causal ✓ | sides/since the relationship between triangularity/three-sidedness is that of definition | three | Consider the following t…
4 | causal ✓ | four | Of Aristotle's four expl…
4 | causal ✓ | four | Another translation of A…
4 | causal ✓ | four | For his part, Christophe…
4 | causal ✓ | kinds/explanatory modes/only one/the 'efficient cause' is a cause as defined in the leading paragraph of this present article | four | Of Aristotle's four kind…
4 | causal ✓ | four | Aristotle identified fou…
4 | causal | earth/air/fire/water | four | Efficient causation was …
4 | causal ✓ | four | It often lost that broad…
4 | causal | causes are listed as the essential cause/the logical ground/the moving cause/the final cause | four | In some works of Aristot…
4 | causal ✓ | four | He thought that, for any…
4 | causal | four | It meant 'answer to a wh…
4 | causal ✓ | four | As a result of tradition…
4 | causal | four | An early version of Aris…
4 | causal ✓ | types of answers as material/formal/efficient/final "causes" | four | Aristotle categorized th…
4 | causal | "final &gt/efficient &gt/material &gt/formal" | four | In line with Aristotelia…
5 | causal ✓ | five | The contemporary philoso…
5 | causal ✓ | the body/the individual soul/the senses/the efforts/the supersoul | five | Bhagavad-gītā 18.14 iden…
5 | causal ✓ | five | The five approaches can …
6 | causal ✓ | six | The diagram categorizes …
8 | causal ✓ | eight | In Part III, section XV …
2 | cause ✓ | that evolution is the result of mutations arising by chance/that evolution is teleological in nature | both | P. Madrell writes that "…
2 | cause ✓ | its potential in the raw material/its ultimate finished form | both | (The word "nature" for A…
2 | cause ✓ | throw bricks at a window/it breaks | both | For instance, suppose Al…
2 | cause ✓ | a quantitative/qualitative sense | both | The principle is equival…
2 | cause ✓ | both | Another way to view the …
2 | cause ✓ | the antecedent/the consequent are true | both | For example, all of the …
2 | cause ✓ | temporal/spatial factors can be manipulated | both | Both temporal and spatia…
2 | cause ✓ | both | Third, the principle tha…
2 | cause ✓ | both | The latter wrote that "t…
2 | cause ✓ | its effect on the potentially caused variable is captured by directly including it in the regression/so that effect will not be picked up as an indirect effect through the potentially causative variable of interest | both | This helps to avoid fals…
2 | cause ✓ | pair | Note that the analysis d…
2 | cause ✓ | two | If one stick is taken aw…
2 | cause ✓ | two | In their article they ci…
2 | cause ✓ | perceptions of the same event viz an electric discharge that we perceive first visually/then aurally | two | Another way to view the …
2 | cause ✓ | two | These theories have been…
2 | cause ✓ | two | He describes two kinds o…
2 | cause ✓ | two | For instance, although t…
2 | cause ✓ | In the first case it would be incorrect to say that A's being a triangle caused it to have three sides since the relationship between triangularity/three-sidedness is that of definition | two | Consider the following t…
2 | cause ✓ | events are spatiotemporally conjoined/X precedes Y as an epistemic definition of causality | two | Hume interpreted the lat…
2 | cause ✓ | two | However, Mackie's INUS a…
2 | cause | In 1949/physicist Max Born distinguished determination from causality | two | And then two more: In 1…
2 | cause ✓ | proper causation/accidental causation | two | Aristotle further discer…
2 | cause ✓ | things might be cause/effect | two | In Part III, section XV …
2 | cause ✓ | types of statements are distinct/however | two | The two types of stateme…
2 | cause ✓ | to Physics Mechanics/to Metaphysics what I call Magic on account of the broadness of the ways it moves in and its greater command over nature | two | And to these let there b…
2 | cause ✓ | cause of occurring/of only beginning to be | two | In the Scholasticism, th…
2 | cause ✓ | as a voltage-drop-causer/as a current-flow-causer | two | In fact, if we explain c…
2 | cause ✓ | kinds of axioms which have been spoken of arises a just division of philosophy/the sciences taking the received terms in a sense agreeable to my own views | two | In The New Organon, Baco…
2 | cause ✓ | necessary/sufficient | two | Causes may sometimes be …
2 | cause ✓ | types of object or event/always contiguous and occurring one after the other | two | He denied that we can ev…
2 | cause ✓ | two | That is to say, it would…
2 | cause | two | And since celestial bodi…
3 | cause ✓ | organic/organizing conceptions called the True the Beautiful/the Good | three | These are our three orga…
3 | cause ✓ | three | Nevertheless, it is with…
3 | cause | three | These things are called …
3 | cause ✓ | three | A "recovery" algorithm w…
3 | cause ✓ | three | A cause precedes an effe…
3 | cause ✓ | sides/since the relationship between triangularity/three-sidedness is that of definition | three | Consider the following t…
3 | cause ✓ | sticks standing upright/leaning against each other/supporting each other | three | A traditional example in…
3 | cause ✓ | three | The property of having t…
3 | cause ✓ | three | The other three explanat…
3 | cause ✓ | three | The first three: And t…
3 | cause ✓ | three | Thus, while the skeleton…
3 | cause ✓ | three | In this version of the t…
4 | cause ✓ | four | In Physics II.3, I.7-9 a…
4 | cause ✓ | four | For his part, Christophe…
4 | cause ✓ | four | Another translation of A…
4 | cause ✓ | four | As a result of tradition…
4 | cause ✓ | causes are listed as the essential cause/the logical ground/the moving cause/the final cause | four | In some works of Aristot…
4 | cause ✓ | four | An early version of Aris…
4 | cause ✓ | four | Aristotle wrote that "we…
4 | cause ✓ | material cause/the formal cause/the efficient cause/the final cause | four | The four causes are the:…
4 | cause ✓ | four | It often lost that broad…
4 | cause | four | The four causes or four …
4 | cause ✓ | types of answers as material/formal/efficient/final "causes" | four | Aristotle categorized th…
4 | cause | four | Heidegger explains that …
4 | cause ✓ | four | Aristotle used the four …
4 | cause | four | Between the seventeenth …
4 | cause ✓ | four | Aristotle identified fou…
4 | cause ✓ | four | The four questions are o…
4 | cause ✓ | four | It meant 'answer to a wh…
4 | cause ✓ | four | According to Lloyd, of t…
4 | cause ✓ | kinds/explanatory modes/only one/the 'efficient cause' is a cause as defined in the leading paragraph of this present article | four | Of Aristotle's four kind…
4 | cause ✓ | earth/air/fire/water | four | Efficient causation was …
4 | cause ✓ | four | Of Aristotle's four expl…
4 | cause ✓ | questions/named after the ethologist Nikolaas Tinbergen/based on Aristotle's four causes/are complementary categories of explanations for animal behaviour | four | Tinbergen's four questio…
4 | cause ✓ | four | For Aristotle, several, …
4 | cause ✓ | This table is solid and brown because it is made of wood/it does not collapse because it has four legs of equal length/it is as it is because a carpenter made it starting from a tree/it has these dimensions because it is to be used by humans | four | For example, if asking w…
4 | cause | four | The educationist David W…
4 | cause ✓ | four | Thomas Aquinas demonstra…
4 | cause | four | He thought that, for any…
4 | cause | "final &gt/efficient &gt/material &gt/formal" | four | In line with Aristotelia…
5 | cause ✓ | five | The contemporary philoso…
5 | cause ✓ | five | The five approaches can …
5 | cause ✓ | the body/the individual soul/the senses/the efforts/the supersoul | five | Bhagavad-gītā 18.14 iden…
6 | cause ✓ | six | The diagram categorizes …
8 | cause ✓ | eight | In Part III, section XV …
2 | cell cycle ✓ | both | Orlando et al. used micr…
2 | cell cycle ✓ | quiescent/senescent cells | both | The word "post-mitotic" …
2 | cell cycle ✓ | both | These findings suggest t…
2 | cell cycle ✓ | both | Across opisthokonts, the…
2 | cell cycle ✓ | G1/S/G2/M checkpoints | both | p53 plays an important r…
2 | cell cycle ✓ | yeast/animals is controlled by the levels of two opposing regulators | both | Entry into S-phase in bo…
2 | cell cycle ✓ | yeast/animals | both | The networks regulating …
2 | cell cycle ✓ | both | Both proteins additional…
2 | cell cycle | Rb/Whi5 inhibit transcript through the recruitment of histone deacetylase proteins to promoters | both | Both Rb and Whi5 inhibit…
2 | cell cycle ✓ | strand breaks/is active throughout the cell cycle | double | Non-homologous end joini…
2 | cell cycle ✓ | double | The networks regulating …
2 | cell cycle ✓ | double | It is estimated that in …
2 | cell cycle ✓ | double | Homologous recombination…
2 | cell cycle ✓ | -strand breaks are usually repaired with high fidelity/errors in their repair are considered to contribute significantly to the rate of cancer in humans | double | Although such double-str…
2 | cell cycle ✓ | interphase/and the M phase that includes mitosis and cytokinesis | two | In eukaryotic cells (hav…
2 | cell cycle ✓ | two | The ensuing S phase star…
2 | cell cycle ✓ | two | M phase is itself compos…
2 | cell cycle ✓ | two | Entry into S-phase in bo…
2 | cell cycle ✓ | families of genes the cip/kip family/the INK4a/ARF family prevent the progression of the cell cycle | two | Two families of genes, t…
2 | cell cycle ✓ | two | Interphase represents th…
2 | cell cycle ✓ | two | These phases are sequent…
2 | cell cycle ✓ | to activate each already-assembled pre-replication complex/to prevent new complexes from forming | two | The phosphorylation serv…
2 | cell cycle | key classes of regulatory molecules cyclins/cyclin-dependent kinases determine a cell's progress through the cell cycle | two | Two key classes of regul…
2 | cell cycle ✓ | two | During the M phase, the …
2 | cell cycle ✓ | two | Mitosis is immediately f…
3 | cell cycle ✓ | the G1/S checkpoint/the G2/M checkpoint/the metaphase checkpoint | three | Three main checkpoints e…
3 | cell cycle ✓ | un-phosphorylated Rb in G0 state/mono-phosphorylated Rb also referred to as "hypo-phosphorylated' or 'partially' phosphorylated Rb in early G1 state/inactive hyper-phosphorylated Rb in late G1 state | three | Scientific observations …
3 | cell cycle ✓ | Cdk4/6 inhibitors – palbociclib ribociclib/abemaciclib – currently received FDA approval for clinical use to treat advanced-stage/metastatic hormone-receptor-positive HER2-negative breast cancer | three | Three Cdk4/6 inhibitors …
3 | cell cycle ✓ | three | In G1 phase, a cell has …
3 | cell cycle ✓ | stages G1 S/G2 followed by the cycle of mitosis/cytokinesis | three | Interphase proceeds in t…
3 | cell cycle ✓ | three | While these are the thre…
3 | cell cycle ✓ | triple | For example, cdk2 cdk4 c…
4 | cell cycle ✓ | G1 phase/S phase/G2 phase/M phase | four | The eukaryotic cell cycl…
2 | cell division ✓ | both | It is impossible to dete…
2 | cell division ✓ | both | Chromosomes line up in t…
2 | cell division ✓ | double | During this condensation…
2 | cell division ✓ | single? | double | Is the production of the…
2 | cell division ✓ | when united/that when two cells naturally separate each of them is closed at both ends" | double | It is impossible to dete…
2 | cell division ✓ | two | The different stages of …
2 | cell division ✓ | cells naturally separate/each of them is closed at both ends" | two | It is impossible to dete…
2 | cell division ✓ | centrosome poles/held together by complexes known as cohesins | two | In metaphase, the centro…
2 | cell division ✓ | gametes/each having been produced by meiotic cell division | two | Mitotic cell division en…
2 | cell division ✓ | Homologous chromosomes are separated in the first division of meiosis such that each daughter cell has one copy of each chromosome/These chromosomes have already been replicated and have two sister chromatids which are then separated during the second division of meiosis | two | Meiosis undergoes two di…
2 | cell division ✓ | two | In general, mitosis (div…
2 | cell division ✓ | simple non-nucleated prokaryotic cells/complex nucleated eukaryotic cells | two | Cells are broadly classi…
2 | cell division ✓ | two | Prophase is the first st…
2 | cell division ✓ | two | Mitosis is a part of the…
2 | cell division ✓ | parts of which the deeper one remains stationary while the terminal part elongates again forms a new inner partition/so on | two | The terminal cell elonga…
2 | cell division ✓ | a vegetative division producing daughter cells genetically identical to the parent cell/a cell division that produces haploid gametes for sexual reproduction reducing the number of chromosomes from two of each type in the diploid parent cell to one of each type in the daughter cells | two | In eukaryotes, there are…
3 | cell division ✓ | three | There are three transiti…
3 | cell division ✓ | G1/S/G2 | three | Interphase consists of t…
4 | cell division ✓ | four | Meiosis undergoes two di…
4 | cell division | four | In humans, other higher …
2 | cerebellum ✓ | both | With both the developmen…
2 | cerebellum ✓ | humans/apes than they are in monkeys | both | The lateral hemispheres …
2 | cerebellum ✓ | both | There is evidence that e…
2 | cerebellum ✓ | both | There are two main pathw…
2 | cerebellum ✓ | Dandy–Walker syndrome/Joubert syndrome | both | Congenital malformation …
2 | cerebellum ✓ | descending cortico-cerebellar pathways and ascending spino-cerebellar pathways/through the pontine nuclei and inferior olives | both | The cerebellum receives …
2 | cerebellum ✓ | both | Both views have been def…
2 | cerebellum ✓ | the cerebral cortex/the brain stem thus providing modulation of descending motor systems | both | It sends fibers to deep …
2 | cerebellum ✓ | large/small nuclear cells but the total number of cells contacted is only about 35 | both | When a Purkinje cell axo…
2 | cerebellum ✓ | types have been formulated as mathematical models/simulated using computers | both | Several theories of both…
2 | cerebellum ✓ | stellate/basket cells form GABAergic synapses onto Purkinje cell dendrites | both | Both stellate and basket…
2 | cerebellum ✓ | schools of thought one following Marr/Albus in holding that climbing fiber input serves primarily as a teaching signal the other holding that its function is to shape cerebellar output directly | two | There are two schools of…
2 | cerebellum ✓ | one comprises thousands of weak inputs from the parallel fibers of the granule cells/the other is an extremely strong input from a single climbing fiber | two | These models derive from…
2 | cerebellum ✓ | hemispheres of the cerebellum/while the lateral branch supplies the under surface of the cerebellum as far as its lateral border where it anastomoses with the AICA and the SCA | two | The medial branch contin…
2 | cerebellum ✓ | two | The only cerebellum-like…
2 | cerebellum ✓ | stellate cells/basket cells | two | This outermost layer of …
2 | cerebellum ✓ | cerebellar hemispheres/it also contains a narrow midline zone | two | Like the cerebral cortex…
2 | cerebellum ✓ | with each branch traveling horizontally to form a parallel fiber/the splitting of the vertical branch into two horizontal branches gives rise to a distinctive "T" shape | two | The thin, unmyelinated a…
2 | cerebellum ✓ | main pathways through the cerebellar circuit originating from mossy fibers/climbing fibers both eventually terminating in the deep cerebellar nuclei | two | There are two main pathw…
2 | cerebellum ✓ | Purkinje cells/granule cells | two | Two types of neuron play…
3 | cerebellum ✓ | the superior cerebellar artery/the anterior inferior cerebellar artery/the posterior inferior cerebellar artery | three | The cerebellum is provid…
3 | cerebellum ✓ | mossy fibers/climbing fibers/parallel fibers | three | Three types of axons als…
3 | cerebellum ✓ | three | The middle peduncle is t…
3 | cerebellum ✓ | the anterior lobe/the posterior lobe/the flocculonodular lobe | three | Based on the surface app…
3 | cerebellum ✓ | three | The cerebellar cortex is…
3 | cerebellum ✓ | three | Connecting the cerebellu…
4 | cerebellum | four | Four deep cerebellar nuc…
4 | cerebellum | four | Embedded within the whit…
4 | cerebellum ✓ | dentate/globose/emboliform/fastigial | four | The four nuclei (dentate…
4 | cerebellum ✓ | four | A granule cell emits onl…
4 | cerebellum ✓ | feedforward processing/divergence and convergence/modularity/and plasticity | four | Eccles, Masao Ito, and J…
5 | cerebellum ✓ | five | A granule cell emits onl…
2 | cerebrum ✓ | the basal nuclei and the various parts of the pallium and may be complex in structure/especially in teleosts | both | The inner surfaces of th…
2 | cerebrum ✓ | his left/right hippocampus surgically removed to treat chronic [temporal lobe epilepsy] | both | This association was ori…
2 | cerebrum ✓ | both | On the other hand, inter…
2 | cerebrum ✓ | cerebral hemispheres the right/the left | two | The cerebrum is divided …
2 | cerebrum ✓ | two | The lateralization of br…
2 | cerebrum ✓ | C-shaped cerebral hemispheres/separated from each other by a deep fissure called the longitudinal fissure | two | The cerebrum consists of…
2 | cerebrum ✓ | regions are interconnected by a large white matter tract/the arcuate fasciculus | two | These two regions are in…
2 | cerebrum ✓ | two | In placental mammals, a …
2 | cerebrum ✓ | cerebral hemispheres as well as several subcortical structures including the hippocampus basal ganglia/olfactory bulb | two | The cerebrum (pl.: cereb…
2 | cerebrum ✓ | cerebral hemispheres and their cerebral cortices/and the underlying regions of white matter | two | The cerebrum is made up …
2 | cerebrum ✓ | lateral telencephalic vesicles separated by the midline which develop into the left/right cerebral hemispheres | two | The dorsal telencephalon…
3 | cerebrum ✓ | three | In cartilaginous and lob…
4 | cerebrum ✓ | four | In the developing verteb…
4 | cerebrum ✓ | the frontal/parietal/occipital/temporal lobes | four | The cerebral cortex is g…
5 | cerebrum ✓ | five | In humans, the cerebrum …
2 | chariotry ✓ | the nobility/the military | both | In Urartu (860–590 BC), …
2 | chariotry ✓ | Hindu/Persian mythology with most of the gods in their pantheon portrayed as riding them | both | Chariots are also an imp…
2 | chariotry ✓ | double | One petroglyph, drawn on…
2 | chariotry ✓ | -axled and pulled by oxen or a hybrid of a donkey and a female onager/named Kunga in the city of Nagar which was famous for breeding them | double | 2500 BCE. These are more…
2 | chariotry ✓ | pair | If two additional horses…
2 | chariotry | depictions of chariots are found in Morhana Pahar/Mirzapur district | two | Two depictions of chario…
2 | chariotry | two | If two additional horses…
2 | chariotry ✓ | men with the driver steering the chariot with his reins while the main archer aimed his bow/arrow at any targets within range | two | 1500 BC. As a general ru…
2 | chariotry ✓ | -wheeled conveyance drawn by two or more equids that were hitched side by side/and was little more than a floor with a waist-high guard at the front and sides | two | The chariot was a fast, …
2 | chariotry ✓ | two | The horse drawing the so…
2 | chariotry ✓ | horses/but four-horse variants are occasionally found in burials | two | A Shang chariot was ofte…
2 | chariotry ✓ | two | Greek chariots were made…
2 | chariotry ✓ | two | The body or basket of th…
2 | chariotry ✓ | two | The Hittites were renown…
2 | chariotry ✓ | horses a triga three/a quadriga four | two | In ancient Rome a biga d…
2 | chariotry ✓ | two | 2000–1800. These finds, …
2 | chariotry ✓ | two | In Erebuni (Yerevan), Ki…
2 | chariotry ✓ | two | Nevertheless, the presen…
2 | chariotry ✓ | two | In Rigveda, Indra is des…
2 | chariotry ✓ | -wheeled type of cart pulled by four asses/with solid wheels | two | The Sumerians had a ligh…
2 | chariotry ✓ | wheels/each wheel has about eight spokes | two | The chariot has two whee…
2 | chariotry ✓ | two | The track could hold 12 …
2 | chariotry ✓ | two | 1000 BC, depicts a biga …
2 | chariotry ✓ | two | This sculpture shows a s…
2 | chariotry ✓ | axles/four wheels is on the Bronocice pot c | two | As David W. Anthony writ…
2 | chariotry ✓ | -horse chariot/the two-horse team pulling it was a biga from biugi | two | A two-horse chariot, or …
2 | chariotry | horses one well behaved and the other troublesome representing opposite impulses of human nature/the task of the charioteer representing reason was to stop the horses from going different ways and to guide them towards enlightenment | two | Plato, in his Chariot Al…
3 | chariotry | three | The Hittites were renown…
3 | chariotry ✓ | three | In ancient Rome a biga d…
3 | chariotry ✓ | three | The seal depicts a line …
3 | chariotry ✓ | three | A three-horse chariot, o…
3 | chariotry ✓ | three | It could hold three warr…
4 | chariotry ✓ | four | The Sumerians had a ligh…
4 | chariotry ✓ | four | An ancient Roman car or …
4 | chariotry ✓ | four | The wheels had from four…
4 | chariotry ✓ | four | The seal depicts a line …
4 | chariotry ✓ | four | 1046 BC, made more use o…
4 | chariotry ✓ | spokes The "chariot" comprises the solar disk the axle/the wheels/it is unclear whether the sun is depicted as the chariot/as the passenger | four | All wheels have four spo…
4 | chariotry ✓ | four | The Hittites were renown…
4 | chariotry | four | A Shang chariot was ofte…
4 | chariotry ✓ | four | They may have been the f…
4 | chariotry | four | 1000 BC, depicts a biga …
4 | chariotry ✓ | four | As David W. Anthony writ…
4 | chariotry ✓ | four | The best preserved examp…
4 | chariotry | four | In ancient Rome a biga d…
4 | chariotry | the red/blue/green/white teams | four | There were four division…
4 | chariotry ✓ | four | The term sometimes meant…
4 | chariotry ✓ | four | The horse drawing the so…
6 | chariotry ✓ | six | One depicts a biga and t…
8 | chariotry ✓ | eight | The chariot has two whee…
8 | chariotry ✓ | eight | The wheels had from four…
8 | chariotry ✓ | eight | The Hittites were renown…
10 | chariotry ✓ | ten | A country of a thousand …
10 | chariotry ✓ | ten | In the Roman Empire, cha…
2 | charismatic ✓ | derive from the word χάρις meaning grace/charm | both | The singular term and th…
3 | charismatic ✓ | individual references in 2 Corinthians 56/1 Timothy/2 Timothy 62–67 | three | 56). He makes three indi…
6 | charismatic ✓ | six | He elaborates on his con…
7 | charismatic ✓ | seven | In the New Testament Epi…
2 | charismatic authority ✓ | consistent/inconsistent messages when delivered by high-charisma leaders | both | Charismatic leaders not …
2 | charismatic authority ✓ | rational-legal authority/traditional authority | two | In the tripartite classi…
11 | charismatic authority ✓ | eleven | Len Oakes, an Australian…
2 | chastity ✓ | men/women | both | The law of chastity appl…
2 | chastity ✓ | men and women/whether married or unmarried | both | Chastity is mandatory in…
2 | chastity ✓ | male/female students during this stage which precedes the stage of the married householder | both | Celibacy and chastity ar…
2 | chastity ✓ | a personal/a social value | both | Chastity is an attitude …
2 | chastity ✓ | both | Vows of chastity can be …
5 | chastity ✓ | major/minor vows of Jainism/prescribing slightly different expectations for ascetics/laypeople/respectively | five | Brahmacarya is one of th…
5 | chastity ✓ | five | For example, Anglican Bi…
5 | chastity ✓ | Precepts ethical code/upāsaka/upāsikā lay followers should abstain from sexual misconduct/while bhikkhu/bhikkhuni monastics should practice strict chastity | five | Under the Five Precepts …
5 | chastity ✓ | five | The Five Precepts of the…
7 | chastity ✓ | seven | In Western Christian mor…
2 | Chemistry ✓ | alchemy and chemistry are concerned with matter and its transformations/the crucial difference was given by the scientific method that chemists employed in their work | both | While both alchemy and c…
2 | Chemistry ✓ | basic/applied scientific disciplines at a fundamental level | both | It is sometimes called t…
2 | Chemistry ✓ | sides of the equation are equal/for a nuclear reaction this holds true only for the nuclear particles viz | both | While in a non-nuclear c…
2 | Chemistry ✓ | both | A chemical reaction is t…
2 | Chemistry ✓ | of electrons from another substance during the process of bond formation/while a base is a substance which can provide a pair of electrons to form a new bond | pair | Lewis theory explains th…
2 | Chemistry | Repulsion model/and the concept of oxidation number can be used to explain molecular structure and composition | pair | In many simple compounds…
2 | Chemistry ✓ | electrons in their outermost shell to attain this stable configuration/these atoms are said to follow the duet rule and in this way they are reaching the electron configuration of the noble gas helium which has two electrons in its outer shell | two | However, some elements l…
2 | Chemistry ✓ | oppositely charged ions attract one another/the ionic bond is the electrostatic force of attraction between them | two | The two oppositely charg…
2 | Chemistry ✓ | classes the electropositive/the electronegative components | two | When a compound has more…
2 | Chemistry ✓ | scientists in particular Jöns Jacob Berzelius/Humphry Davy made possible by the prior invention of the voltaic pile by Alessandro Volta | two | The development of the e…
2 | Chemistry ✓ | two | While most familiar phas…
2 | Chemistry | two | Acid strength is commonl…
2 | Chemistry ✓ | two | In a covalent bond, one …
3 | Chemistry ✓ | alpha/gamma/delta | three | Many substances exhibit …
3 | Chemistry ✓ | states meet based on the conditions/it is known as a triple point and since this is invariant/it is a convenient way to define a set of conditions | three | When three states meet b…
3 | Chemistry ✓ | three | While most familiar phas…
3 | Chemistry ✓ | point/since this is invariant/it is a convenient way to define a set of conditions | triple | When three states meet b…
4 | Chemistry ✓ | four | He formulated Boyle's la…
4 | Chemistry ✓ | elements as propounded definitively by Aristotle stating that fire/air/earth/water were the fundamental elements from which everything is formed as a combination | four | A basic chemical hypothe…
6 | Chemistry ✓ | six | While the structure of d…
8 | Chemistry ✓ | eight | Atoms will share valence…
8 | Chemistry ✓ | eight | Atoms that tend to combi…
9 | Chemistry ✓ | nine | Davy discovered nine new…
2 | choleric ✓ | of qualities dominated the complementary pair/for example warm and moist dominated cool and dry | pair | In the remaining four ty…
2 | choleric ✓ | most important factors when digesting are the types of food/the person's body temperature | two | The idea was that the tw…
2 | choleric ✓ | a primary/secondary temperament | two | He proposed that some pe…
2 | choleric ✓ | dimensions/Eysenck noted how the results were similar to the four ancient temperaments | two | By pairing the two dimen…
3 | choleric ✓ | strength/mobility of nervous processes and balance between excitation and inhibition/and derived four types based on these three properties | three | In the field of physiolo…
4 | choleric ✓ | four | He classified them as ho…
4 | choleric ✓ | humors'/related discussions extensively/in depth/proposes a psychoanalytic integration of the material | four | C.G. Jung's Psychologica…
4 | choleric ✓ | four | In the 20th century, Car…
4 | choleric ✓ | four | The properties of these …
4 | choleric | four | The 19th-century French …
4 | choleric ✓ | four | 370 BC) described the fo…
4 | choleric | four | Immanuel Kant (1724–1804…
4 | choleric | four | Modern medical science h…
4 | choleric ✓ | four | In four less-ideal types…
4 | choleric ✓ | four | Examples are DISC assess…
4 | choleric ✓ | sanguine/choleric/melancholic/phlegmatic | four | The four temperament the…
4 | choleric ✓ | were the temperamental categories which Galen named "sanguine"/"choleric"/"melancholic"/"phlegmatic" after the bodily humours | four | These last four were the…
4 | choleric ✓ | four | In the field of physiolo…
4 | choleric | although originally conceived as a ballet for Léonide Massine/the score was ultimately completed as a commission for George Balanchine/who subsequently choreographed it as a neoclassical ballet/using the theory of the temperaments as a point of departure | four | Paul Hindemith's Theme a…
4 | choleric ✓ | four | In the remaining four ty…
4 | choleric ✓ | four | The four temperament the…
4 | choleric ✓ | four | By pairing the two dimen…
5 | choleric ✓ | five | The National Christian C…
9 | choleric ✓ | nine | There could also be bala…
2 | circuit ✓ | positive/negative values of M which can cause problems | both | However, if the inductan…
2 | circuit ✓ | both | For example, if two indu…
2 | circuit ✓ | disposable zinc cells in series might power a flashlight or remote control at 3 volts/the battery pack for a hand-held power tool might contain a dozen lithium-ion cells wired in series to provide 48 volts | two | Two disposable zinc cell…
2 | circuit ✓ | conductances G 1 and G 2 in parallel/the voltage across them is the same and from Kirchhoff's current law the total current is I = I 1 + I 2 | two | For two conductances …
2 | circuit ✓ | inductors are in series/there are two possible equivalent inductances depending on how the magnetic fields of both inductors influence each other | two | For example, if two indu…
2 | circuit ✓ | terminals/and itself can participate in a series or parallel topology | two | The resulting electrical…
2 | circuit ✓ | preceding statements are equivalent except for exchanging the role of voltage/current | two | The two preceding statem…
2 | circuit ✓ | two | This article will use "c…
2 | circuit ✓ | -terminal "object" is an electrical component/an electrical network is a matter of perspective | two | Whether a two-terminal "…
2 | circuit ✓ | two | Two-terminal components …
2 | circuit ✓ | two | For only two resistances…
2 | circuit ✓ | two | For two equal tightly co…
2 | circuit ✓ | two | By reciprocity, …
2 | circuit ✓ | two | The value of two compone…
2 | circuit ✓ | two | This equation can be rea…
2 | circuit ✓ | two | If the mutual inductance…
2 | circuit | two | For a special case of tw…
2 | circuit ✓ | inductors the mutual inductance between each of them/the way the coils influence each other complicates the calculation | two | When there are more than…
2 | circuit ✓ | resistors/I 1 I 2 = R 2 R 1 | two | The components divide th…
2 | circuit ✓ | two | For two conductances …
3 | circuit ✓ | inductors become more complex/the mutual inductance of each inductor on each other inductor/their influence on each other must be considered | three | More than three inductor…
3 | circuit ✓ | coils there are six mutual inductances M 12 M 13 M 23/M 21 M 31/M 32 | three | For three coils, there a…
3 | circuit ✓ | M 11/M 22/M 33 | three | There are also the three…
3 | circuit ✓ | three | For three conductances i…
3 | circuit ✓ | coils/there are three mutual inductances M 12/M 13 and M 23 | three | For three coils, there a…
3 | circuit ✓ | three | The first three terms re…
4 | circuit | four | Consider a very simple c…
4 | circuit ✓ | four | If the four light bulbs …
4 | circuit ✓ | four | For example, if a batter…
6 | circuit ✓ | mutual inductances M 12/M 13/M 23/M 21/M 31/M 32 | six | For three coils, there a…
2 | civilization ✓ | for astrophysics/for the search for extraterrestrial civilizations | both | Kardashev distinguishes …
2 | civilization ✓ | about the environment/about themselves | both | Observation of the devel…
2 | civilization ✓ | leads to and emerges from the growth of cities"/with "cities" defined as "people living more or less permanently in one place in densities high enough to require the routine importation of food and other necessities of life" | both | that both leads to and e…
2 | civilization ✓ | spiral/elliptical using the Tully-Fisher diagram in which the absolute magnitude is a function of the galaxies' rotational speed | both | An astrophysicist at Fer…
2 | civilization ✓ | linguistically/historically he defines civilization as "a culture | both | Defending his definition…
2 | civilization ✓ | double | Therefore, the time to d…
2 | civilization ✓ | criteria of access/energy consumption | dual | The hypothetical classif…
2 | civilization ✓ | concepts/from which two strategies for the search for extraterrestrial civilizations can be derived | two | With regard to the fate …
2 | civilization ✓ | hypotheses/Kardashev argues that there is no universal civilization because highly developed civilizations lose interest in space exploration | two | Given these two hypothes…
2 | civilization ✓ | natural evolution/evolution after contact with other extraterrestrial civilizations | two | Based on this principle,…
2 | civilization ✓ | If supercivilizations do exist the transmissions of the first type must remain inaccessible to our observation because they must be unidirectional and not be directed toward the Solar System/Conversely those of the second type must be easily detectable by our listening devices | two | According to Kardashev, …
2 | civilization ✓ | two | According to Kardashev, …
2 | civilization ✓ | cosmic radio sources discovered in 1963 by the California Institute of Technology CTA-21/CTA-102 in particular which would have characteristics close to those of a presumed artificial source | two | He mentioned the two cos…
2 | civilization ✓ | transient/stable | two | The latter would be of t…
2 | civilization ✓ | one related to the artificial nature of the source and the other related to a particular radiation/intentionally designed to ensure communication and facilitate detection | two | Gindilis, there are two …
2 | civilization ✓ | either it has self-destructed/it has not followed the trajectory described by Kardashev | two | Transhumanists Paul Hugh…
2 | civilization ✓ | 1934-63/3C 273B | two | Two sources among those …
2 | civilization ✓ | two | According to V.S. Troits…
2 | civilization ✓ | phenomena the universal physical laws/the intelligence resulting from life defines a "physical eschatology" as Galántai puts it | two | Taking into account thes…
2 | civilization ✓ | highly developed technologically and culturally advanced civilizations/this scenario which he calls the "Urbanization Hypothesis" would result in the regrouping and unification of several civilizations within a few compact regions of the Universe | two | He considers more likely…
2 | civilization ✓ | spatial expansion/energy stagnation the latter being possible only for 125 years according to Kardashev using the following relationship α = 104 t = log ⁡ P / P o log ⁡ α | two | Two scenarios are then p…
2 | civilization ✓ | eg as Ancient Egypt was incorporated into Hellenistic Greek/subsequently Roman civilizations | two | Civilizations are tradit…
2 | civilization ✓ | First all the energy consumed is inevitably converted into heat/Second this energy can only be dissipated in the form of radiation scattered in space | two | For Kardashev, the limit…
2 | civilization ✓ | for interferometric synthesis of ultraviolet optical/infrared images | two | Zhuravlev proposed two S…
2 | civilization ✓ | two | Kardashev distinguishes …
2 | civilization ✓ | two | The year before, the two…
2 | civilization ✓ | radio sources discovered by the California Institute of Technology nicknamed CTA-21/CTA-102 | two | To prove the effectivene…
2 | civilization ✓ | two | Answering the question o…
2 | civilization ✓ | from 110 to 120 K/from 280 to 290 K | two | Two temperature bands we…
2 | civilization ✓ | American astronomers had identified CTA 102 as a quasar/their publication definitively closed the "CTA 102 case" | two | On April 14, he gave a c…
2 | civilization ✓ | "On the Inevitability and the Possible Structure of Super Civilizations" and "Cosmology and Civilizations" published in 1985 and 1997 respectively/the Soviet astronomer proposed ways to detect super civilizations and to direct the SETI programs | two | Two more articles follow…
2 | civilization ✓ | two | The fundamental treatise…
2 | civilization ✓ | two | Per Calissendorff conduc…
3 | civilization ✓ | three | Beyond the first three t…
3 | civilization ✓ | three | Kardashev proposed a typ…
3 | civilization ✓ | the presence of very powerful energy sources/the use of non-standard technologies/the transmission of significant amounts of information of various kinds through space | three | According to Kardashev, …
3 | civilization ✓ | three | If only three or four of…
3 | civilization ✓ | three | The hypothetical classif…
3 | civilization ✓ | three | All three were looking f…
3 | civilization ✓ | three | From this definition, Ka…
3 | civilization ✓ | Under this scale/the sum of human civilization does not reach Type I status/though it continues to approach it | three | He proposed a classifica…
3 | civilization ✓ | three | James and Dominic Benfor…
4 | civilization ✓ | four | This system of classific…
4 | civilization | four | According to Guillermo A…
4 | civilization ✓ | four | A Type I civilization is…
4 | civilization | M33/M49/Leo I/Leo II | four | In 1975 and 1976, the Am…
4 | civilization ✓ | four | Kardashev recalls that a…
4 | civilization ✓ | of these spheres occupy the galaxy/it does not necessarily mean that the civilization has reached Type III/and it may still be in transition however/such civilizations may remain beyond the reach of our understanding and instruments | four | If only three or four of…
4 | civilization ✓ | four | Taking up von Hoerner's …
5 | civilization ✓ | community and family/higher education/the effective practice of science/taxation and government/the self-regulation of the learned professions | five | Although developed in mu…
5 | civilization ✓ | five | According to the Soviet …
5 | civilization ✓ | five | Toynbee in the mid-twent…
6 | civilization ✓ | six | Kardashev lists, in the …
8 | civilization ✓ | eight | Metzger sees eight benef…
10 | civilization ✓ | ten | A similar amount of info…
2 | clinging ✓ | two | Upādāna and taṇhā (Skt. …
3 | clinging ✓ | types of clinging/he alone fully elucidated clinging to the "self"/its resultant unease | three | In the Sutta Pitaka, the…
3 | clinging ✓ | three | By the time of the Mahay…
3 | clinging ✓ | self-doctrine/wrong-view/rites-and-rituals clinging | three | In terms of consciously …
4 | clinging | four | Buddhaghosa further iden…
4 | clinging ✓ | According to Buddhaghosa/the above ordering of the four types of clinging is in terms of decreasing grossness/that is/from the most obvious type of clinging to the subtlest | four | The Abhidhamma and its c…
4 | clinging ✓ | four | In the Four Noble Truths…
4 | clinging | The Buddha once stated that/while other sects might provide an appropriate analysis of the first three types of clinging/he alone fully elucidated clinging to the "self"/its resultant unease | four | In the Sutta Pitaka, the…
5 | clinging ✓ | five | By everything he tells t…
12 | clinging ✓ | twelve | In the twelve-linked cha…
2 | cognitive ✓ | classical computationalism/common forms of connectionism[d] accept representationalism which holds that information is stored in representations that depict the state of the world | both | Both classical computati…
2 | cognitive ✓ | micro-scale studies of individual neurons/synapses as well as the macro-scale analyses of interactions between brain regions | both | It is particularly inter…
2 | cognitive ✓ | process theory relies on the distinction between automatic/controlled processes to analyze cognitive phenomena | dual | Dual process theory reli…
2 | cognitive ✓ | two | Correlational methods, b…
2 | cognitive ✓ | the identification of an abstract semantic representation of the intended concept followed by the retrieval of the phonological form needed to pronounce the word[c] As speakers string together words to generate a sentence they consider the grammatical category of each word like the contrast between nouns/adjectives to align with the intended overall sentence structure | two | This activity, known as …
2 | cognitive ✓ | two | These differences affect…
2 | cognitive ✓ | two | Although connectionism i…
2 | cognitive ✓ | systems/proposes different models of their interaction | two | It conceptualizes them a…
3 | cognitive ✓ | three | The tri-level hypothesis…
3 | cognitive ✓ | an input phase where new information is acquired a storage phase preserving the information for future access/an output phase retrieving the information/making it available to other cognitive operations | three | Memory processes have th…
4 | cognitive ✓ | four | Jean Piaget's theory div…
7 | cognitive ✓ | seven | During the pre-operation…
12 | cognitive ✓ | twelve | In the following stages …
2 | cognitive development ✓ | both | The notion of non-local …
2 | cognitive development ✓ | both | This non-local neuronal …
2 | cognitive development ✓ | for example/social cognition | both | New studies in transcult…
2 | cognitive development ✓ | high-level/low-level cognition one can assume that our brain's activity is strongly and at least in part constitutionally shaped by its sociocultural context | both | In conclusion, since dif…
2 | cognitive development ✓ | both | The term non-local neuro…
2 | cognitive development ✓ | micro-scale studies of individual neurons/synapses as well as the macro-scale analyses of interactions between brain regions | both | It is particularly inter…
2 | cognitive development ✓ | classical computationalism/common forms of connectionism[d] accept representationalism which holds that information is stored in representations that depict the state of the world | both | Both classical computati…
2 | cognitive development | cerebellum/prefrontal cortex in the same developmental disorder | both | To support this, there i…
2 | cognitive development ✓ | process theory relies on the distinction between automatic/controlled processes to analyze cognitive phenomena | dual | Dual process theory reli…
2 | cognitive development ✓ | two | Correlational methods, b…
2 | cognitive development ✓ | two | Although connectionism i…
2 | cognitive development ✓ | the identification of an abstract semantic representation of the intended concept followed by the retrieval of the phonological form needed to pronounce the word[c] As speakers string together words to generate a sentence they consider the grammatical category of each word like the contrast between nouns/adjectives to align with the intended overall sentence structure | two | This activity, known as …
2 | cognitive development ✓ | two | This non-local neuronal …
2 | cognitive development ✓ | approximate representations/precise representations | two | Evidence suggests that h…
2 | cognitive development ✓ | two | These differences affect…
2 | cognitive development | systems/proposes different models of their interaction | two | It conceptualizes them a…
2 | cognitive development ✓ | two | According to Bialystok i…
3 | cognitive development ✓ | In the first stage up to age 12 the child is guided by their emotions and impulses/In the second stage ages 12–16 the child's reason starts to develop/In the third and final stage age 16 and up the child develops into an adult | three | He discusses childhood d…
3 | cognitive development ✓ | 2–25 years/25–6/6–12 | three | The Montessori method no…
3 | cognitive development ✓ | three | The binding problem – Ac…
3 | cognitive development ✓ | three | The tri-level hypothesis…
3 | cognitive development ✓ | an input phase where new information is acquired a storage phase preserving the information for future access/an output phase retrieving the information/making it available to other cognitive operations | three | Memory processes have th…
3 | cognitive development ✓ | three | Neuroplasticity, as expl…
4 | cognitive development ✓ | birth to 6 years/6 to 12/12 to 18/18 to 24 | four | She discussed four plane…
4 | cognitive development ✓ | four | Jean Piaget's theory div…
4 | cognitive development ✓ | reasoning/intelligence/language/memory | four | Cognitive information de…
4 | cognitive development ✓ | the sensorimotor/preoperational/concrete operational/formal operational period | four | Piaget proposed four sta…
4 | cognitive development ✓ | four | Opponents of innate know…
4 | cognitive development | four | Collinet and Lecuit (202…
6 | cognitive development ✓ | six | Kohlberg's six stages fo…
7 | cognitive development ✓ | seven | During the pre-operation…
8 | cognitive development ✓ | eight | His framework uses eight…
12 | cognitive development ✓ | twelve | In the following stages …
2 | collaborative ✓ | DuPont Corporation/Remington Rand Corporation for managing plant maintenance projects | both | At that time, two mathem…
2 | collaborative ✓ | buyers/sellers in commercial relationships | both | Andrew Cox, formerly of …
2 | collaborative ✓ | within/between organisations in order to deliver services tailored to people's needs | both | The current system, in w…
2 | collaborative ✓ | in fiction and non-fiction/may cooperate on a one-time or long-term basis | both | Approaches include: Wri…
2 | collaborative ✓ | students/in some cases parents | both | This allows them to shar…
2 | collaborative ✓ | both | At the personal level, t…
2 | collaborative ✓ | both | Both organizations are n…
2 | collaborative ✓ | both | Collaboration in busines…
2 | collaborative ✓ | ruled/allied countries | both | The Romans were incredib…
2 | collaborative ✓ | formal/informal mechanisms to support inter-organizational collaboration | both | In turn, business and ma…
2 | collaborative ✓ | their general teacher/special education teachers | both | In practice, students re…
2 | collaborative ✓ | -authorship/as complex as commons-based peer production | dual | It can be as simple as d…
2 | collaborative ✓ | observed that researchers/practitioners switched to the idea that "knowing" is better thought of as a cultural practice | two | The two observed that re…
2 | collaborative ✓ | two | Once regarded as connect…
2 | collaborative ✓ | societies which produce/exchange different portfolios of goods | two | Trade between nations is…
2 | collaborative ✓ | the "Program Evaluation and Review Technique" or PERT developed as part of the United States Navy's Polaris missile submarine program/the "Critical Path Method" developed in a joint venture by both DuPont Corporation and Remington Rand Corporation for managing plant maintenance projects | two | At that time, two mathem…
2 | collaborative ✓ | two | They especially point to…
3 | collaborative ✓ | The Internet's low cost/nearly instantaneous sharing of ideas knowledge/skills has made collaborative work dramatically easier | three | The effectiveness of a c…
3 | collaborative ✓ | a test detonation of a plutonium implosion bomb on July 16 near Alamogordo New Mexico/an enriched uranium bomb code-named "Little Boy" on August 6 over Hiroshima Japan/a second plutonium bomb code-named "Fat Man" on August 9 over Nagasaki Japan | three | The project succeeded in…
2 | color ✓ | From the V1 blobs color information is sent to cells in the second visual area V2/This is the part of the brain in which color is first processed into the full range of hues found in color space | both | The presence in V4 of or…
2 | color ✓ | eg CIECAM02/iCAM | both | Both phenomena are readi…
2 | color ✓ | ends of the visible spectrum/generate the "spectrum cone" | both | In linear color spaces, …
2 | color ✓ | two | If the reflectance spect…
2 | color ✓ | two | An extra dimension of co…
2 | color ✓ | two | Outside of humans, which…
2 | color ✓ | two | All languages that have …
2 | color ✓ | two | Two different light spec…
2 | color ✓ | theories were synthesized in 1957 by Hurvich/Jameson who showed that retinal processing corresponds to the trichromatic theory while processing at the level of the lateral geniculate nucleus corresponds to the opponent theory | two | Ultimately these two the…
2 | color ✓ | or misleadingly/blue cones | two | One type, relatively dis…
2 | color ✓ | other areas in the posterior inferior temporal cortex anterior to area V3 the dorsal posterior inferior temporal cortex/posterior TEO | two | This area includes not o…
2 | color ✓ | two | Specifically, it explain…
2 | color ✓ | two | The other two types are …
2 | color ✓ | black/white | two | In most color spaces, th…
3 | color ✓ | three | Humans are trichromatic—…
3 | color ✓ | types of cones/most mammals are dichromatic/possessing only two cones | three | Outside of humans, which…
3 | color ✓ | three | There are a number of me…
3 | color ✓ | classes of cone cells either being missing/having a shifted spectral sensitivity/having lower responsiveness to incoming light | three | Most forms of color blin…
3 | color ✓ | three | For each location in the…
3 | color ✓ | three | For most humans, visible…
3 | color ✓ | a red–green channel/a blue–yellow channel/a black–white "luminance" channel | three | A dominant theory of col…
3 | color ✓ | three | In 1931, the Internation…
3 | color ✓ | three | Two different light spec…
3 | color ✓ | three | In 1801, Thomas Young pr…
3 | color ✓ | three | Similarly, most human co…
3 | color ✓ | three | Light, no matter how com…
4 | color | Thus four types of "optimal color" spectra are possible The first type produces colors that are similar to the spectral colors and follow roughly the horseshoe-shaped portion of the CIE xy chromaticity diagram the spectral locus but are in surfaces more chromatic although less spectrally pure/The second type produces colors that are similar to but in surfaces more chromatic and less spectrally pure than the colors on the straight line in the CIE xy chromaticity diagram the line of purples leading to magenta or purple-like colors/The third type produces the colors located in the "warm" sharp edge of the optimal color solid this will be explained later in the article/The fourth type produces the colors located in the "cool" sharp edge of the optimal color solid | four | Thus four types of "opti…
4 | color | four | However, a distinction m…
4 | color ✓ | four | However, outside of mamm…
6 | color ✓ | "basic" colors include black/white/red/green/blue/yellow | six | All languages with six "…
12 | color ✓ | black/gray/white/pink/red/orange/yellow/green/blue/purple/brown/azure | twelve | The pattern holds up to …
2 | Comedy ✓ | use illogic/absurdity for humorous effect | both | Under such premises, peo…
2 | Comedy ✓ | of laughter and of smiling/as well as the development of the "play instinct" and its emotional expression | both | Modern investigators hav…
2 | Comedy ✓ | people which emphasizes word play/allusions | two | There are many tradition…
2 | Comedy ✓ | opposing sides as a "Society of Youth"/a "Society of the Old" | two | Northrop Frye depicted t…
2 | Comedy ✓ | two | The theatrical genre of …
3 | Comedy ✓ | farce/romantic comedy/satire | three | Aristotle divides comedy…
3 | Comedy ✓ | genres are tragedy/epic poetry/lyric poetry | three | The other three genres a…
3 | Comedy ✓ | three | American cinema has prod…
4 | Comedy ✓ | four | Also in Poetics, Aristot…
4 | Comedy | four | For example, The Story o…
9 | Comedy ✓ | nine | By 200 BC, Bharata Muni'…
2 | committee ✓ | both | Unless one chamber decid…
2 | committee ✓ | two | "Central Committee" is t…
2 | committee ✓ | -thirds vote/or a majority of the entire membership | two | Otherwise, it requires a…
3 | committee ✓ | three | In Robert's Rules of Ord…
2 | compassion ✓ | while relative compassion addresses the difference between the former/the latter | both | Absolute compassion appl…
2 | compassion ✓ | both | Both are an unhappy awar…
2 | compassion ✓ | Compassion means being pained by another person's unearned misfortune/indignation means being pained by another's unearned good fortune | both | Aristotle compared compa…
2 | compassion ✓ | both | Both feelings involved a…
2 | compassion ✓ | monks/laity to be vegetarian | both | It is the only substanti…
2 | compassion ✓ | one for those who suffer even though they have done nothing wrong/one for those who suffer because they did something wrong | two | There are two forms of c…
3 | compassion ✓ | most common terms are daya/karuṇā/anukampā | three | Three most common terms …
3 | compassion ✓ | the compassionate person must feel that the troubles that evoke their feelings are serious/the belief that the sufferers' troubles are not self-inflicted/the ability to picture oneself with the same problems in a non-blaming non-shaming manner[page needed] | three | Compassion therefore has…
3 | compassion ✓ | grid internal system[jargon] contentment-and-peace system/goals-and-drives system/threat-and-safety system | three | Compassion is an evolved…
3 | compassion ✓ | noticing/feeling/responding" | three | An article in Clinical P…
3 | compassion ✓ | three | Dukkha is one of the thr…
3 | compassion ✓ | self-criticism self-isolation/self-absorption they equate this to fight flight/freeze responses | three | Kristin Neff and Christo…
4 | compassion | diminished endurance and/or energy/declined empathic ability/helplessness and/or hopelessness/emotional exhaustion | four | Individuals at risk for …
4 | compassion | four | The first of the Four No…
3 | competence ✓ | three | The four stages appeared…
4 | competence ✓ | four | Several elements, includ…
4 | competence | four | The four stages suggest …
4 | competence | four | The four stages are: A …
4 | competence ✓ | four | In psychology, the four …
4 | competence ✓ | four | The model was used at Go…
4 | competence | four | The four stages appeared…
4 | competence ✓ | four | Management trainer Marti…
2 | competitive ✓ | both | Another distinction appe…
2 | competitive ✓ | academic bodies of thought on the assessment of competitiveness are the Structure Conduct Performance Paradigm/the more contemporary New Empirical Industrial Organisation model | two | The two academic bodies …
2 | competitive ✓ | two | Collingwood argued "the …
2 | competitive ✓ | two | The parties to an econom…
3 | competitive ✓ | three | Three levels of end-stat…
3 | competitive ✓ | three | Competition law, known i…
2 | concentration ✓ | substances are miscible/there exists a concentration at which no further solute will dissolve in a solution | two | Unless two substances ar…
4 | concentration ✓ | four | There are four quantitie…
2 | concrete operational ✓ | the transformational/the static aspects of reality | both | Thus, Piaget argued, if …
2 | concrete operational ✓ | concern logical thinking/the "eduction of relations" | both | Piaget's operative intel…
2 | concrete operational ✓ | centration/conservation can be more easily understood once familiarized with Piaget's most famous experimental task | both | Both centration and cons…
2 | concrete operational ✓ | both | The girl knows what cats…
2 | concrete operational ✓ | both | To successfully complete…
2 | concrete operational ✓ | both | Piaget's treatment of ev…
2 | concrete operational ✓ | addition problems/subtraction problems with overall greater precision | both | Children in the preopera…
2 | concrete operational ✓ | both | An experimenter will hav…
2 | concrete operational ✓ | ends/but they failed to realize the importance of the location | both | While 3- to 5- year olds…
2 | concrete operational ✓ | both | When one of the beakers …
2 | concrete operational | simultaneously | both | She may have been able t…
2 | concrete operational ✓ | processes which he named assimilation/accommodation | two | Through his study of the…
2 | concrete operational ✓ | to four years of age children cannot yet manipulate/transform information in a logical way | two | At about two to four yea…
2 | concrete operational | glasses that are the same size fill them to the same level with liquid/make sure the child understands that both of the glasses have the same amount of water in them | two | An experimenter will hav…
2 | concrete operational ✓ | two | Piaget argued that reali…
2 | concrete operational ✓ | two | A heavier weight has to …
2 | concrete operational ✓ | the symbolic function substage/the intuitive thought substage | two | The Pre-operational Stag…
2 | concrete operational ✓ | beakers no longer contain the same amount of liquid/that the taller container holds the larger quantity without taking into consideration the fact that both beakers were previously noted to contain the same amount of liquid | two | When one of the beakers …
2 | concrete operational ✓ | sides of a coin To assimilate an object into an existing mental schema one first needs to take into account/accommodate to the particularities of this object to a certain extent | two | They are two sides of a …
2 | concrete operational ✓ | two | When two rows containing…
2 | concrete operational ✓ | types of measures have been found to be consistently positive/generally moderate in magnitude | two | Notwithstanding the diff…
2 | concrete operational ✓ | beakers of equal circumference/height filled with equal amounts of water | two | Participants were presen…
2 | concrete operational ✓ | two | g is thought to underlie…
2 | concrete operational ✓ | other important processes in the concrete operational stage are logic/the elimination of egocentrism | two | Two other important proc…
2 | concrete operational ✓ | two | In this task, a child is…
2 | concrete operational ✓ | assimilation/accommodation | two | Piaget stated that this …
2 | concrete operational ✓ | two | Unlike deductive or indu…
2 | concrete operational ✓ | two | Children's inability to …
2 | concrete operational ✓ | imaginary audience/personal fable | two | Adolescent egocentrism c…
2 | concrete operational | To assimilate an object into an existing mental schema one first needs to take into account or accommodate to the particularities of this object to a certain extent/For instance to recognize assimilate an apple as an apple one must first focus accommodate on the contour of this object | two | Development increases th…
2 | concrete operational | subclasses/the larger class all at the same time | two | This is due to her diffi…
3 | concrete operational ✓ | three | The child will then give…
3 | concrete operational ✓ | animism/artificialism/transductive reasoning | three | Three main concepts of c…
3 | concrete operational ✓ | turn his head move towards another section of animals and ignore this newly presented information/distort the defining characteristics of an Elephant so that he can assimilate it into his "Horsey" scheme/or he can modify his preexisting "Animal" schema to accommodate this new information regarding Elephants by slightly altering his knowledge of animals as he knows them | three | He now has to do one of …
3 | concrete operational ✓ | three | The second stage, from a…
3 | concrete operational ✓ | three | In this experiment, thre…
3 | concrete operational ✓ | three | For example, a four-year…
3 | concrete operational ✓ | maturation/experience/the social environment | three | Piaget agreed with most …
3 | concrete operational ✓ | three | The incongruence will be…
3 | concrete operational ✓ | three | Egocentrism can be seen …
4 | concrete operational | four | Between the ages of four…
4 | concrete operational | the sensorimotor stage/preoperational stage/concrete operational stage/formal operational stage | four | In his theory of cogniti…
4 | concrete operational ✓ | the sensorimotor stage/the preoperational stage/the concrete operational stage/the formal operational stage | four | Piaget proposed four sta…
6 | concrete operational ✓ | six | Piaget divided the senso…
7 | concrete operational ✓ | seven | It starts when the child…
7 | concrete operational | seven | Between the ages of four…
7 | concrete operational ✓ | seven | When one of the beakers …
8 | concrete operational ✓ | eight | For example, a four-year…
12 | concrete operational ✓ | twelve | For example, most childr…
2 | condensation ✓ | edged sword as most condensation in the home occurs when warm/moisture heavy air comes into contact with a cool surface | double | However, this can be a d…
2 | Confirmation bias ✓ | pros and cons/the unrestricted-research instructions included nothing on how to create the argument | both | The balanced-research in…
2 | Confirmation bias ✓ | are served by confirmation biases In experiments where people are given feedback that conflicts with their self-image they are less likely to attend to it/remember it than when given self-verifying feedback | both | Both are served by confi…
2 | Confirmation bias ✓ | pain/bad weather | both | In judging whether two e…
2 | Confirmation bias ✓ | these theories have been confirmed in different experimental contexts/with no theory winning outright | both | Predictions from both th…
2 | Confirmation bias ✓ | inquisitorial/adversarial criminal justice systems are affected by confirmation bias | both | Both inquisitorial and a…
2 | Confirmation bias ✓ | two | It may also reflect sele…
2 | Confirmation bias ✓ | when overwhelmed or short of time/people rely on simple rules such as group consensus or trusting an expert or role model | two | The other two are shortc…
2 | Confirmation bias ✓ | accepting a false hypothesis/rejecting a true hypothesis | two | Yaacov Trope and Akiva L…
2 | Confirmation bias ✓ | two | The first thirty draws f…
2 | Confirmation bias ✓ | in this example instances of both pain/bad weather | two | In judging whether two e…
2 | Confirmation bias ✓ | two | This can currently be do…
2 | Confirmation bias ✓ | tendencies in the way people seek/interpret information about themselves | two | Social psychologists hav…
2 | Confirmation bias ✓ | firefighters/along with their responses to a risk aversion test | two | In another study, partic…
2 | Confirmation bias ✓ | individuals have the same information/the way they interpret it can be biased | two | Even if two individuals …
2 | Confirmation bias ✓ | important ones are confirmation bias/the overlapping availability bias | two | Two important ones are c…
2 | Confirmation bias ✓ | two | One demonstration of irr…
2 | Confirmation bias ✓ | two | This is called "attitude…
2 | Confirmation bias ✓ | two | For example, if they tho…
2 | Confirmation bias ✓ | those with strong prior opinions/those who were politically knowledgeable | two | Two groups of participan…
2 | Confirmation bias ✓ | two | Psychologists Jennifer L…
2 | Confirmation bias ✓ | case studies were true/they would have been scientifically poor evidence for a conclusion about firefighters in general | two | Even if these two case s…
2 | Confirmation bias ✓ | groups recalled with the "librarian" group recalling more examples of introversion/the "sales" groups recalling more extroverted behavior | two | There was a significant …
2 | Confirmation bias ✓ | claiming that this "algorithmic editing" removes diverse viewpoints/information—and that unless filter bubble algorithms are removed voters will be unable to make fully informed political decisions | two | Others have further argu…
3 | Confirmation bias ✓ | three | From these three pieces …
3 | Confirmation bias ✓ | three | Confirmation bias (selec…
3 | Confirmation bias ✓ | three | There are currently thre…
3 | Confirmation bias ✓ | three | However, in Wason's rule…
3 | Confirmation bias ✓ | that fitted this rule/such as rather than a triple that violated it/such as | triple | For example, if they tho…
3 | Confirmation bias ✓ | triple | They were told that (2,4…
4 | Confirmation bias ✓ | four | Biased search for inform…
6 | Confirmation bias ✓ | six | American participants pr…
10 | Confirmation bias ✓ | ten | Despite making many atte…
2 | conformist ✓ | sexes were more apprehensive when there was a discrepancy amongst group members/thus the subjects reported that they doubted their own judgments | both | Subjects in the groups w…
2 | conformist ✓ | both | Philip G. Zimbardo showe…
2 | conformist ✓ | high/low motives to be accurate but the results were the reverse of the first study | both | Once again, there were b…
2 | conformist ✓ | publicly/privately | both | According to Herbert Kel…
2 | conformist ✓ | physically/mentally healthy | both | Zimbardo, recruited Stan…
2 | conformist ✓ | both | From a psychological sta…
2 | conformist ✓ | publicly/privately agreeing with the group's decision | both | In turn, conversion, oth…
2 | conformist ✓ | both | In a study by Reitan and…
2 | conformist ✓ | informational influence/normative influence | two | There are two other main…
2 | conformist ✓ | two | Stanley Milgram found th…
2 | conformist ✓ | nations/even in the case of in-groups | two | Another study published …
2 | conformist ✓ | two | Although Kelman's distin…
2 | conformist ✓ | or three variables in society influential on human psychology and conformity/the notion of "varieties" of conformity based upon "social influence" is ambiguous and indefinable in this context | two | There are naturally more…
2 | conformist ✓ | two | The study was set to be …
2 | conformist ✓ | two | Gerard's 1968 study repo…
2 | conformist ✓ | Firstly an individual who does not conform to the majority can display independence/Secondly a nonconformist could be displaying anticonformity or counterconformity which involves the taking of opinions that are opposite to what the group believes | two | In addition, Forsyth sho…
3 | conformist | three | Normative influence, a f…
3 | conformist ✓ | three | Although conformity pres…
3 | conformist ✓ | three | Psychologists have const…
3 | conformist ✓ | three | Harvard psychologist Her…
3 | conformist ✓ | three | Brown and Byrne's 1997 s…
3 | conformist ✓ | variables in society influential on human psychology/conformity the notion of "varieties" of conformity based upon "social influence" is ambiguous/indefinable in this context | three | There are naturally more…
3 | conformist ✓ | which is public conformity/it is motivated by the need for approval/the fear of disapproval 2 | three | According to Herbert Kel…
4 | conformist ✓ | four | Psychology professor Yoh…
4 | conformist | four | Brown and Byrne's 1997 s…
5 | conformist ✓ | five | In this version, the tas…
6 | conformist ✓ | six | An experiment using proc…
7 | conformist ✓ | seven | Gerard's 1968 study repo…
7 | conformist ✓ | seven | Asch put a naive partici…
2 | conformity ✓ | both | In a study by Reitan and…
2 | conformity ✓ | publicly/privately | both | According to Herbert Kel…
2 | conformity ✓ | physically/mentally healthy | both | Zimbardo, recruited Stan…
2 | conformity ✓ | sexes were more apprehensive when there was a discrepancy amongst group members/thus the subjects reported that they doubted their own judgments | both | Subjects in the groups w…
2 | conformity ✓ | high/low motives to be accurate but the results were the reverse of the first study | both | Once again, there were b…
2 | conformity ✓ | publicly/privately agreeing with the group's decision | both | In turn, conversion, oth…
2 | conformity ✓ | both | Philip G. Zimbardo showe…
2 | conformity ✓ | both | From a psychological sta…
2 | conformity ✓ | two | Gerard's 1968 study repo…
2 | conformity ✓ | nations/even in the case of in-groups | two | Another study published …
2 | conformity ✓ | two | Although Kelman's distin…
2 | conformity ✓ | two | The study was set to be …
2 | conformity ✓ | informational influence/normative influence | two | There are two other main…
2 | conformity ✓ | or three variables in society influential on human psychology and conformity/the notion of "varieties" of conformity based upon "social influence" is ambiguous and indefinable in this context | two | There are naturally more…
2 | conformity ✓ | Firstly an individual who does not conform to the majority can display independence/Secondly a nonconformist could be displaying anticonformity or counterconformity which involves the taking of opinions that are opposite to what the group believes | two | In addition, Forsyth sho…
2 | conformity ✓ | two | Stanley Milgram found th…
3 | conformity ✓ | three | Harvard psychologist Her…
3 | conformity ✓ | three | Although conformity pres…
3 | conformity ✓ | which is public conformity/it is motivated by the need for approval/the fear of disapproval 2 | three | According to Herbert Kel…
3 | conformity ✓ | three | Normative influence, a f…
3 | conformity ✓ | variables in society influential on human psychology/conformity the notion of "varieties" of conformity based upon "social influence" is ambiguous/indefinable in this context | three | There are naturally more…
3 | conformity ✓ | three | Psychologists have const…
3 | conformity | three | Brown and Byrne's 1997 s…
4 | conformity ✓ | four | Psychology professor Yoh…
4 | conformity ✓ | four | Brown and Byrne's 1997 s…
5 | conformity ✓ | five | In this version, the tas…
6 | conformity ✓ | six | An experiment using proc…
7 | conformity ✓ | seven | Gerard's 1968 study repo…
7 | conformity ✓ | seven | Asch put a naive partici…
2 | confrontation ✓ | nature/intent" | both | It has been noted that t…
2 | confrontation ✓ | both | This may be used to indi…
2 | conjunctive ✓ | the past subjunctive/the past conditional mood in Hindustani | both | There is another mood, c…
2 | conjunctive ✓ | forms are usually interchangeable/although the -se- form may be more common in Spain than in other Spanish-speaking areas | both | Both forms are usually i…
2 | conjunctive ✓ | Both forms stem from the third-person plural ellos ellas ustedes of the preterite/For example the verb estar when conjugated in the third-person plural of the preterite becomes estuvieron | both | Both forms stem from the…
2 | conjunctive ✓ | both | Modal distinctions in su…
2 | conjunctive ✓ | -u/-ni as markers of subordination | both | Assyrian Akkadian uses a…
2 | conjunctive ✓ | the indicative/subjunctive | both | (The -na ending in the s…
2 | conjunctive ✓ | suffixes evolved into -i-/but i-umlaut occurs only in the past subjunctive | both | The past tense, however,…
2 | conjunctive ✓ | forms and usages from a number of original Indo-European inflection sets/including the original subjunctive and the optative mood | both | All of these languages i…
2 | conjunctive ✓ | sounds are omitted -j/not -jél for example in menj above cf | two | The formation of this fo…
2 | conjunctive ✓ | tenses as in German are sometimes considered subjunctive mood/sometimes conditional mood | two | The same two tenses as i…
2 | conjunctive | the subjunctive/the optative | two | Proto-Indo-European (the…
2 | conjunctive ✓ | the past tense/the present tense | two | The subjunctive has two …
2 | conjunctive ✓ | the regular subjunctive/the perfective subjunctive which superficially has the same form as the perfective aspect forms of verbs but still expresses future events | two | There are two subjunctiv…
2 | conjunctive ✓ | except that where the first form has -ra-/the second form has -se- | two | Spanish has two past sub…
2 | conjunctive ✓ | two | However, the possible di…
2 | conjunctive ✓ | letters/but another two | two | menjél). The short versi…
2 | conjunctive ✓ | clauses/separated by que | two | Present subjunctive is u…
2 | conjunctive ✓ | present/imperfect | two | In Welsh, there are two …
2 | conjunctive ✓ | two | The present tense is by …
2 | conjunctive ✓ | present/future | two | The regular subjunctive …
3 | conjunctive ✓ | three | Hindi-Urdu, apart from t…
3 | conjunctive ✓ | three | Subjunctive mood forms f…
5 | conjunctive ✓ | five | Each aspect can be put i…
2 | conscientious ✓ | both | Conscientiousness is one…
2 | conscientious ✓ | self-directedness/persistence | both | Conscientiousness also a…
2 | conscientious ✓ | self-reports/observer ratings of conscientiousness predict real-life outcomes such as academic success | both | Furthermore, both self-r…
2 | conscientious ✓ | character traits/temperament traits | both | Identical twins showed v…
2 | conscientious ✓ | both | For example, with studen…
2 | conscientious ✓ | within/outside North America | both | Thompson revised these m…
2 | conscientious ✓ | "aspects" orderliness and industriousness form an intermediate level of organization[clarification needed]/with orderliness associated with the desire to keep things organized and tidy and industriousness being more associated with productivity and work ethic | two | Other models suggest a s…
2 | conscientious ✓ | temperament/character | two | During most of the 20th …
2 | conscientious ✓ | two | Two of many personality …
2 | conscientious ✓ | ie orderliness/industriousness | two | Conscientiousness has di…
4 | conscientious | four | The four states with the…
4 | conscientious ✓ | four | Conscientiousness has a …
5 | conscientious ✓ | five | Conscientiousness has a …
5 | conscientious ✓ | five | General religiosity was …
5 | conscientious ✓ | five | Goldberg developed a 20-…
5 | conscientious ✓ | five | With the advent of the F…
5 | conscientious ✓ | five | Other Big Five personali…
5 | conscientious ✓ | including conscientiousness/vary across regional districts in England/Wales/Scotland | five | A large scale survey of …
5 | conscientious ✓ | major dimensions in the Big Five model of personality which consists of openness to experience/conscientiousness/extraversion/agreeableness/neuroticism | five | Conscientiousness is one…
5 | conscientious ✓ | five | Conscientiousness is one…
5 | conscientious ✓ | five | People who score low on …
5 | conscientious ✓ | five | Hence, conscientiousness…
5 | conscientious ✓ | five | It[ambiguous] is negativ…
6 | conscientious ✓ | Competence/Order/Dutifulness/Achievement Striving/Self-Discipline/Deliberation | six | In the NEO framework, Co…
9 | conscientious ✓ | alcohol use/disordered eating/drug use/lack of exercise/risky sexual behavior/risky driving/tobacco use/violence/suicide—are all predicted by low conscientiousness | nine | Nine different behaviors…
10 | conscientious ✓ | ten | Among the eastern states…
2 | conscientiousness ✓ | self-directedness/persistence | both | Conscientiousness also a…
2 | conscientiousness ✓ | character traits/temperament traits | both | Identical twins showed v…
2 | conscientiousness ✓ | both | Conscientiousness is one…
2 | conscientiousness ✓ | both | For example, with studen…
2 | conscientiousness ✓ | self-reports/observer ratings of conscientiousness predict real-life outcomes such as academic success | both | Furthermore, both self-r…
2 | conscientiousness ✓ | within/outside North America | both | Thompson revised these m…
2 | conscientiousness ✓ | temperament/character | two | During most of the 20th …
2 | conscientiousness ✓ | "aspects" orderliness and industriousness form an intermediate level of organization[clarification needed]/with orderliness associated with the desire to keep things organized and tidy and industriousness being more associated with productivity and work ethic | two | Other models suggest a s…
2 | conscientiousness ✓ | ie orderliness/industriousness | two | Conscientiousness has di…
2 | conscientiousness ✓ | two | Two of many personality …
4 | conscientiousness ✓ | four | The four states with the…
4 | conscientiousness ✓ | four | Conscientiousness has a …
5 | conscientiousness ✓ | including conscientiousness/vary across regional districts in England/Wales/Scotland | five | A large scale survey of …
5 | conscientiousness ✓ | five | Other Big Five personali…
5 | conscientiousness ✓ | five | People who score low on …
5 | conscientiousness ✓ | five | It[ambiguous] is negativ…
5 | conscientiousness ✓ | major dimensions in the Big Five model of personality which consists of openness to experience/conscientiousness/extraversion/agreeableness/neuroticism | five | Conscientiousness is one…
5 | conscientiousness ✓ | five | Conscientiousness is one…
5 | conscientiousness ✓ | five | General religiosity was …
5 | conscientiousness ✓ | five | Hence, conscientiousness…
5 | conscientiousness ✓ | five | Conscientiousness has a …
5 | conscientiousness ✓ | five | With the advent of the F…
5 | conscientiousness ✓ | five | Goldberg developed a 20-…
6 | conscientiousness ✓ | Competence/Order/Dutifulness/Achievement Striving/Self-Discipline/Deliberation | six | In the NEO framework, Co…
9 | conscientiousness ✓ | alcohol use/disordered eating/drug use/lack of exercise/risky sexual behavior/risky driving/tobacco use/violence/suicide—are all predicted by low conscientiousness | nine | Nine different behaviors…
10 | conscientiousness ✓ | ten | Among the eastern states…
3 | conscious competence ✓ | three | The four stages appeared…
4 | conscious competence ✓ | four | The model was used at Go…
4 | conscious competence ✓ | four | The four stages appeared…
4 | conscious competence ✓ | four | The four stages suggest …
4 | conscious competence | four | Management trainer Marti…
4 | conscious competence ✓ | four | Several elements, includ…
4 | conscious competence ✓ | four | The four stages are: A …
4 | conscious competence ✓ | four | In psychology, the four …
3 | conscious incompetence ✓ | three | The four stages appeared…
4 | conscious incompetence | four | The four stages suggest …
4 | conscious incompetence ✓ | four | Management trainer Marti…
4 | conscious incompetence ✓ | four | The model was used at Go…
4 | conscious incompetence ✓ | four | The four stages are: A …
4 | conscious incompetence ✓ | four | Several elements, includ…
4 | conscious incompetence | four | In psychology, the four …
4 | conscious incompetence ✓ | four | The four stages appeared…
2 | consciousness ✓ | Tononi/MacKenzie's definitions | both | However academic definit…
2 | consciousness ✓ | both | Proposed solutions can b…
2 | consciousness ✓ | Bernard Baars/Igor Aleksander worked out the aspects necessary for consciousness | both | Both Bernard Baars and I…
2 | consciousness ✓ | cooperative/devious ends | both | This ability would enabl…
2 | consciousness ✓ | it usually disappears in seconds during the non-dream state/in minutes after awakening from a dream unless actively refreshed | both | Both dream and non-dream…
2 | consciousness ✓ | historical perspectives/organization by key issues in contemporary debates | both | For an overview of the f…
2 | consciousness ✓ | languages/but he is only conscious of what he is doing when he speaks English | both | Searle would pass the Tu…
2 | consciousness ✓ | mind/matter are aspects of a distinct essence that is itself identical to neither of them | both | The three main types of …
2 | consciousness ✓ | double | In several paradigms, su…
2 | consciousness ✓ | helix which stated that to bind together an individual's experience/a conductor of an orchestra is required | double | In 2004, a proposal was …
2 | consciousness ✓ | cortical regions the left ventral anterior insular cortex/the pregenual anterior cingulate cortex | two | A small region of the ro…
2 | consciousness ✓ | domains occurs inside the brain/perhaps in a small midline structure called the pineal gland | two | He suggested that the in…
2 | consciousness ✓ | two | Broadly viewed, scientif…
2 | consciousness ✓ | a simple procedure that requires minimal training/a more complex procedure that requires substantial expertise | two | There are two commonly u…
2 | consciousness ✓ | two | It has been argued that …
2 | consciousness ✓ | main types of dualism are substance dualism/property dualism | two | The two main types of du…
2 | consciousness ✓ | dualist solutions that maintain Descartes's rigid distinction between the realm of consciousness and the realm of matter but give different answers for how the two realms relate to each other/monist solutions that maintain that there is really only one realm of being of which consciousness and matter are both aspects | two | Proposed solutions can b…
2 | consciousness ✓ | two | Thomas Hobbes in Leviath…
2 | consciousness ✓ | two | Similarly Daniel Kahnema…
2 | consciousness ✓ | most widely accepted altered states are sleep/dreaming | two | The two most widely acce…
2 | consciousness ✓ | differentiation/unity | two | These theories of integr…
2 | consciousness ✓ | two | Some philosophers believ…
3 | consciousness ✓ | three | One criticism of this go…
3 | consciousness ✓ | three | He claims that at most t…
3 | consciousness ✓ | which holds that only thought/experience truly exists/matter is merely an illusion | three | The three main types of …
3 | consciousness ✓ | 'Simple Consciousness' awareness of the body possessed by many animals/'Self Consciousness' awareness of being aware possessed only by humans/'Cosmic Consciousness' awareness of the life and order of the universe possessed only by humans who have attained "intellectual enlightenment or illumination" | three | The Canadian psychiatris…
3 | consciousness ✓ | three | The causal body is consi…
3 | consciousness ✓ | three | The Indian tradition ide…
3 | consciousness ✓ | three | The guru Paramahansa Yog…
3 | consciousness ✓ | bodies doctrine in Hinduism the human being is composed of three shariras/"bodies" emanating from Brahman by avidya "ignorance"/"nescience" | three | According to three bodie…
3 | consciousness ✓ | three | According to the Advaita…
3 | consciousness ✓ | lower bodies investigating them/discarding identification with them when it has become clear that they are not the "I" the sense of "I am" beyond knowledge/Ignorance becomes clearly established | three | By subsequently identify…
3 | consciousness ✓ | three | In this investigation th…
3 | consciousness ✓ | theories/however/seem less easy to apply to the hypothesis of avian consciousness | three | Certain aspects of the t…
3 | consciousness ✓ | three | The Taittiriya Upanishad…
3 | consciousness ✓ | three | The last three of these …
3 | consciousness ✓ | subscales/measuring the best motor response/the best eye response and the best verbal response | three | The Glasgow Coma Scale h…
3 | consciousness ✓ | three | These three regions may …
4 | consciousness ✓ | four | A patient who can answer…
4 | consciousness ✓ | four | He claims that at most t…
5 | consciousness ✓ | Other Indian traditions see the subtle body as an eighth-fold aggregate/placing together the mind-aspects/adding avidyā/kama/karma | five | The subtle body is compo…
5 | consciousness ✓ | five | It is composed of many d…
5 | consciousness ✓ | five | They are often equated w…
5 | consciousness ✓ | five | Psychologist and educato…
5 | consciousness ✓ | five | at five to six years of …
5 | consciousness ✓ | seeing/hearing/smelling/tasting/touch sensations | five | These triggers are input…
5 | consciousness ✓ | five | The Taittiriya Upanishad…
5 | consciousness ✓ | five | According to James, the …
6 | consciousness ✓ | six | The teachings list six t…
7 | consciousness ✓ | seven | The later Theosophists s…
7 | consciousness ✓ | seven | Psychologist and educato…
8 | consciousness ✓ | eight | Of the eight types of co…
8 | consciousness ✓ | organism consciousness/control consciousness/consciousness of/state/event consciousness/reportability/introspective consciousness/subjective consciousness/self-consciousness | eight | William Lycan, for examp…
11 | consciousness ✓ | experience of unity/spiritual experience/blissful state/insightfulness/disembodiment/impaired control and cognition/anxiety/complex imagery/elementary imagery/audio-visual synesthesia/changed meaning of percepts | eleven | Research in this area ha…
2 | contemplation ✓ | speak/meditate" | both | he cannot both speak and…
4 | contemplation | four | According to his student…
2 | contradiction | be simultaneously true eg the proposition "the house is white"/its negation "the house is not white" are mutually exclusive | both | In logic, the law of non…
2 | contradiction ✓ | used the law of non-contradiction to define the difference between analytic/synthetic propositions | both | Leibniz and Kant both us…
2 | contradiction ✓ | true and false simultaneously/or may be true and false at different times | both | The principle was stated…
2 | contradiction ✓ | "Man is the measure of all things of things which are that they are/of things which are not that they are not" | both | According to both Plato …
2 | contradiction ✓ | “the parts must work together/the machine can’t work if two parts are incompatible” | both | Aquinas argued that this…
2 | contradiction ✓ | both | The Buddhist Tripitaka a…
2 | contradiction ✓ | both | Priori to Priest, Nichol…
2 | contradiction ✓ | be true 'at the same time/in the same sense'" | both | To express the fact that…
2 | contradiction ✓ | was and was not named Ennis Stussy/and who both was and was not her stepfather | both | For example, she is stil…
2 | contradiction ✓ | two | He argued that human rea…
2 | contradiction ✓ | two | But "man" means "two-foo…
2 | contradiction ✓ | two | Aquinas argued that this…
2 | contradiction | First he logically separates the Platonic world of constant change from the formally knowable world of momentarily fixed physical objects/Second he provides the conditions for the dialectic method to be used in finding definitions as for example in the Sophist | two | This way, he accomplishe…
2 | contradiction ✓ | two | Another argument is that…
3 | contradiction ✓ | three | Aristotle gives three di…
3 | contradiction ✓ | in the same part/in the same relation/at the same time | three | In this, Plato carefully…
3 | contradiction ✓ | three | Aristotle starts with mu…
2 | courage ✓ | Catholicism/Anglicanism fortitude is also one of the seven gifts of the Holy Spirit | both | In both Catholicism and …
2 | courage ✓ | internally/externally | both | Islamic beliefs also pre…
2 | courage ✓ | physical/moral courage exemplified | both | In the Hindu tradition, …
2 | courage ✓ | physical/moral | both | In the Eastern tradition…
2 | courage ✓ | two | In Nicomachean Ethics, w…
2 | courage ✓ | Without an appropriate balance between fear/confidence when facing a threat one cannot have the courage to overcome it | two | The same goes for confid…
2 | courage ✓ | of ten characteristics of dharma in the Hindu Manusmṛti alongside forgiveness tolerance honesty physical restraint cleanliness perceptiveness knowledge truthfulness/control of anger | two | In Hindu tradition, Cour…
2 | courage ✓ | artificial virtues/natural virtues | two | David Hume listed virtue…
2 | courage ✓ | emotions are distinct/then excesses or deficiencies in either fear or confidence can distort courage" | two | Professor Daniel Putman …
4 | courage ✓ | four | They are: With these fo…
4 | courage ✓ | Thus/Putman identifies fear and courage as being deeply intertwined and that they rely on distinct perceptions "the danger of the situation"/"the worthiness of the cause"/"and the perception of one's ability" | four | According to Putman, the…
4 | courage ✓ | four | From their research, the…
4 | courage ✓ | four | It has four parts: wisdo…
4 | courage ✓ | four | Later, in the same text,…
7 | courage ✓ | seven | In both Catholicism and …
10 | courage ✓ | characteristics of dharma in the Hindu Manusmṛti/alongside forgiveness/tolerance/honesty/physical restraint/cleanliness/perceptiveness/knowledge/truthfulness/control of anger | ten | In Hindu tradition, Cour…
10 | courage ✓ | ten | In addition, in order to…
2 | covetousness ✓ | both | In early China, both the…
2 | covetousness ✓ | both | It is not so managed her…
2 | covetousness ✓ | both | With measures like these…
2 | covetousness ✓ | on its outsized appetite/its penchant for spoiling food remaining after it has gorged | both | Characterizations of the…
2 | covetousness ✓ | both | In the Aristophanes sati…
2 | covetousness ✓ | of these particularly deal directly with greed prohibiting theft/covetousness | two | In the Books of Moses, t…
2 | covetousness ✓ | two | Modern economic thought …
2 | covetousness ✓ | greed/the thirst for power | two | Among the pronouncements…
3 | covetousness ✓ | three | The Persian Empires had …
3 | covetousness ✓ | three | He also stated that 'Wit…
4 | covetousness ✓ | four | In early China, both the…
9 | covetousness ✓ | nine | Dante's 14th century epi…
10 | covetousness ✓ | ten | One thousand out of ten …
10 | covetousness ✓ | ten | Like Laozi, he was worri…
10 | covetousness ✓ | ten | In the Books of Moses, t…
7 | critic ✓ | seven | One very famous example …
2 | crown ✓ | both | Crowns or similar headge…
2 | crown ✓ | crown/Khepresh of Pharaonic Egypt | double | Numerous crowns of vario…
3 | crown ✓ | three | Three distinct categorie…
8 | crown ✓ | eight | It took the form of a ci…
2 | cultural anthropology ✓ | a location/a focus of study | both | Before participant obser…
2 | cultural anthropology ✓ | institutions/the field of anthropology | both | Much of this development…
2 | cultural anthropology ✓ | spatially/temporally | both | Looking at culture as em…
2 | cultural anthropology ✓ | cultural/social anthropology traditions | both | The term sociocultural a…
2 | cultural anthropology ✓ | by American cultural anthropology/by French Durkheimian sociology have argued that apparently similar patterns of development reflect fundamental similarities in the structure of human thought | both | Others, such as Claude L…
2 | cultural anthropology ✓ | processes occur/that both can plausibly account for cross-cultural similarities | both | Although 19th-century et…
2 | cultural anthropology ✓ | both | Today almost all socio-c…
2 | cultural anthropology ✓ | both | Interactions between an …
2 | cultural anthropology ✓ | as symbolic systems/as social institutions | both | For example, kinship and…
2 | cultural anthropology ✓ | eHRAF databases on the Web are expanded/updated annually | two | The two eHRAF databases …
2 | cultural anthropology ✓ | types of institutions defined in the field of anthropology are total institutions/social institutions | two | The two types of institu…
2 | cultural anthropology ✓ | the positivist/objectivist style of comparative anthropology versus a reflexive/interpretative anthropology—Mead has been characterized as a "humanist" heir to Franz Boas's historical particularism—hence associated with the practices of interpretation/reflexivity [] | two | Within anthropology's "t…
2 | cultural anthropology ✓ | first how to escape the unconscious bonds of one's own culture which inevitably bias our perceptions of/second how to make sense of an unfamiliar culture | two | This understanding of cu…
2 | cultural anthropology ✓ | two | In addressing this quest…
2 | cultural anthropology ✓ | approaches frequently converged/generally complemented one another | two | These two approaches fre…
2 | cultural anthropology ✓ | is often used sometimes along with photography mapping artifact collection/various other methods | two | A combination of the two…
3 | cultural anthropology ✓ | three | If genetic, surrogate, a…
4 | cultural anthropology | four | The so-called "Four Fiel…
2 | cycle ✓ | two | In traditional doctrine,…
3 | cycle ✓ | Obvious power/subtle power/mysterious power | three | In Xingyi Quan, realizat…
4 | cycle ✓ | four | However, this analogy co…
4 | cycle ✓ | four | Wuxing was first transla…
5 | cycle | five | This translation is stil…
5 | cycle ✓ | five | This led sinologist Nath…
5 | cycle | five | The five phases are arou…
5 | cycle ✓ | five | Wuxing (Chinese: 五行; pin…
5 | cycle ✓ | Elements theory to classify the human body's endogenous influences on organs/physiological activities/pathological reactions/environmental/exogenous influences | five | In order to explain the …
5 | cycle ✓ | from brightest to dimmest Venus/Jupiter/Mercury/Mars/Saturn | five | Wuxing originally referr…
5 | cycle ✓ | five | The art of feng shui (Ch…
5 | cycle ✓ | five | The Huainanzi and the Yu…
5 | cycle ✓ | five | In Xingyi Quan, realizat…
5 | cycle ✓ | five | It emphasizes the unific…
5 | cycle ✓ | five | Some of the Mawangdui Si…
5 | cycle ✓ | Mars/Mercury/Jupiter/Venus/Saturn as depicted in the etymological section below | five | The Five Moving Ones are…
5 | cycle ✓ | Elements"/drawing parallels with the Greek/Indian Vedic static/solid/formative arrangement of the four elements | five | Wuxing was first transla…
5 | cycle ✓ | five | The Five Animals in Shao…
5 | cycle ✓ | five | From the Qin dynasty onw…
5 | cycle ✓ | five | 305–240 BCE), each of th…
5 | cycle ✓ | five | Tai chi trains and focus…
5 | cycle ✓ | five | A reverse or deficient d…
5 | cycle ✓ | five | This diagnostic capacity…
5 | cycle ✓ | five | The interdependence of z…
5 | cycle ✓ | five | Xingyi Quan uses the fiv…
5 | cycle ✓ | five | Perhaps the most widely …
5 | cycle ✓ | five | In traditional doctrine,…
5 | cycle ✓ | five | This is why the word is …
5 | cycle ✓ | five | The Five Steps (五步; wǔ b…
7 | cycle ✓ | seven | In ancient Chinese astro…
8 | cycle ✓ | eight | This diagnostic capacity…
2 | cytosine ✓ | beneficial/detrimental implications on various cellular processes as well as on organismal evolution | both | Active enzymatic deamina…
2 | cytosine ✓ | an amine group at position 4/a keto group at position 2 | two | It is a pyrimidine deriv…
2 | cytosine ✓ | two | In 1998, cytosine was us…
3 | cytosine ✓ | three | The nucleoside of cytosi…
4 | cytosine | nucleotide bases found in DNA and RNA/along with adenine/guanine/and thymine | four | Cytosine[a] (symbol C or…
2 | darkness ✓ | both | This dichotomy underscor…
2 | darkness ✓ | physical and spiritual contexts/reflecting profound moral and theological truths | both | In Islam, light (nūr) an…
2 | darkness ✓ | physical/spiritual blindness | both | For example, in Exodus 1…
2 | darkness ✓ | are under Allah's divine will/serve His purposes | both | However, unlike some tra…
3 | darkness ✓ | heolstor/genip/sceadu | three | In Old English there wer…
3 | darkness ✓ | three | When the red, green, and…
3 | darkness ✓ | red/green/blue | three | The color of a point, on…
3 | darkness ✓ | primary colors/the three secondary colors will absorb all visible light/create black | three | Theoretically, mixing to…
2 | data model ✓ | meet business needs/be consistent | both | The reason for these pro…
2 | data model ✓ | both | This article uses the te…
2 | data model ✓ | both | Within the field of soft…
2 | data model ✓ | two | The term data model can …
2 | data model ✓ | two | The term data model can …
2 | data model ✓ | famous database models the network data model/the hierarchical data model were proposed during this period of time" | two | Two famous database mode…
3 | data model ✓ | The significance of this approach/according to ANSI/is that it allows the three perspectives to be relatively independent of each other | three | A data model instance ma…
3 | data model ✓ | three | The term data model can …
3 | data model ✓ | three | Such a data model is som…
3 | data model ✓ | three | During the early 1990s, …
2 | death ✓ | the process and the eventuality/it is hard wired and part of the 'survival instinct' of all animals | both | Death studies is a field…
2 | death | both | Both acts are understood…
2 | death ✓ | a medical/legal standpoint have made it difficult to create a single unifying definition | both | Additionally, the advent…
2 | death ✓ | forms of programmed cell death while necrosis is a non-physiological process that occurs as a result of infection/injury | both | Apoptosis or Type I cell…
2 | death ✓ | in this life/the next death means forgetfulness of one's previous experiences | both | Because nothing really d…
2 | death ✓ | completely different cell types/as a consequence include the death of somatic line as a regular genetically regulated part of its life history | two | The Volvox algae are amo…
2 | death | two | In the United Kingdom, f…
2 | death ✓ | groups were formed/one group was asked to reflect upon their mortality the other was not afterwards the groups were told to set a bond for a prostitute | two | In a study, two groups w…
2 | death ✓ | ie/nearly nine out of ten of all deaths are related to senescence | two | Of these, two-thirds die…
2 | death ✓ | two | True life begins with th…
2 | death ✓ | two | There are two forms of a…
2 | death ✓ | chimpanzees form a bond together sexual or not and one of them dies the surviving chimpanzee will show signs of grief ripping out their hair in anger and starting to cry/if the body is removed they will resist they will eventually go quiet when the body is gone but upon seeing the body again the chimp will return to a violent state | two | When two chimpanzees for…
2 | death ✓ | two | Of the roughly 150,000 p…
3 | death ✓ | three | At that time, three clin…
3 | death ✓ | three | A volcano, a break in th…
4 | death ✓ | four | Death is part of several…
6 | death ✓ | six | The afterlife, or akhira…
9 | death ✓ | nine | Of these, two-thirds die…
9 | death | nine | In the United Kingdom, f…
10 | death ✓ | ten | Of these, two-thirds die…
10 | death ✓ | ten | In the United Kingdom, f…
2 | Decision Theory ✓ | to give an "expected value" or the average expectation for an outcome/the action to be chosen should be the one that gives rise to the highest total expected value | two | Known from the 17th cent…
2 | Decision Theory ✓ | central procedures of sampling-distribution-based statistical-theory namely hypothesis testing/parameter estimation are special cases of the general decision problem | two | In the 20th century, int…
3 | Decision Theory ✓ | regularities – in actual human decision-making/"losses loom larger than gains" people focus more on changes in their utility-states than they focus on absolute utilities/the estimation of subjective probabilities is severely biased by anchoring | three | Kahneman and Tversky fou…
2 | deep sleep ✓ | regular/recuperative sleep | both | Older individuals exhibi…
2 | deep sleep ✓ | deep sleep/also positively impacts various indicators of insomnia | both | The administration of th…
2 | deep sleep ✓ | are regained but 68 percent of stage-four slow-wave sleep/53 percent of REM sleep are regained | two | Only seven percent of st…
2 | deep sleep ✓ | two | Longer periods of SWS oc…
2 | deep sleep ✓ | stages are now combined as Stage Three/N3 | two | The two stages are now c…
3 | deep sleep ✓ | three | The two stages are now c…
3 | deep sleep ✓ | three | Current terminology comb…
3 | deep sleep ✓ | three | Longer periods of SWS oc…
3 | deep sleep ✓ | three | Bedwetting, night terror…
7 | deep sleep ✓ | seven | Only seven percent of st…
2 | define ✓ | Thus a "square" is a member of both genera the genus "rectangle"/the genus "rhombus" | both | For instance, both of th…
2 | define ✓ | pair | The state of being a hom…
2 | define ✓ | different genus–differentia definitions that describe the same term/especially when the term describes the overlap of two large categories | two | It is also possible to h…
2 | define ✓ | "that has three straight bounding sides"/"that has four straight bounding sides" respectively | two | Those definitions can be…
2 | define ✓ | intensional definitions/extensional definitions | two | Definitions can be class…
3 | define ✓ | straight bounding sides"/"that has four straight bounding sides"/respectively | three | Those definitions can be…
3 | define ✓ | three | Normally this consists o…
4 | define ✓ | four | Those definitions can be…
7 | define ✓ | seven | Thus, the "seven deadly …
10 | define ✓ | ten | The scholastic philosoph…
2 | deluding ✓ | both | Delusions occur in the c…
2 | deluding ✓ | belief formation systems/belief evaluation systems are necessary for delusions | both | The two-factor model of …
2 | deluding ✓ | two | The two largest factors …
2 | deluding ✓ | two | Specifically, for a pers…
2 | deluding ✓ | -factor model of delusions posits that dysfunction in both belief formation systems/belief evaluation systems are necessary for delusions | two | The two-factor model of …
3 | deluding ✓ | three | Only the first three cri…
4 | deluding ✓ | four | Although non-specific co…
4 | deluding ✓ | French psychiatry/however/also establishes a difference between "paranoid"/"paranoiac" delusion | four | Delusions are categorize…
2 | democracy ✓ | democracies/aristocracies | both | Classically the term "re…
2 | democracy ✓ | typically an ethnic majority—and the minority ethnic groups have citizenship/are able to fully participate in the political process | both | Both the dominant ethnic…
2 | democracy ✓ | the head of state/head of government controlling most of the executive powers | both | The president serves as …
2 | democracy ✓ | cemented Parliament's position as the supreme law-making body/said that the "election of members of Parliament ought to be free" | both | Two key documents of the…
2 | democracy ✓ | in theory/practice | both | Democracy has taken a nu…
2 | democracy ✓ | both | Parliamentary democracy …
2 | democracy ✓ | a prime minister/a president | both | A semi-presidential syst…
2 | democracy ✓ | both | Several variants of demo…
2 | democracy ✓ | all of them | both | A consociational democra…
2 | democracy ✓ | dual | Montesquieu wrote, "If a…
2 | democracy ✓ | citizenship being employed by a foreign government being bankrupt employed as a servant/having "notoriety for ill deeds" | dual | Reasons for disqualifica…
2 | democracy ✓ | two | The first attested use o…
2 | democracy ✓ | two | Between January 1995 and…
2 | democracy ✓ | effects of education/cognitive ability are distinguished[need quotation to verify] | two | Two effects of education…
2 | democracy ✓ | two | In 1876, the Ottoman Emp…
2 | democracy ✓ | The first Parliament of Great Britain was established in 1707 after the merger of the Kingdom of England and the Kingdom of Scotland under the Acts of Union/The first known British person of African heritage to vote in a general election Ignatius Sancho voted in 1774 and 1780 | two | Two key documents of the…
2 | democracy ✓ | principles of upward control/political equality | two | One theory holds that de…
2 | democracy ✓ | two | Representatives may be e…
2 | democracy ✓ | basic forms/both of which concern how the whole body of all eligible citizens executes its will | two | Several variants of demo…
2 | democracy ✓ | the random selection of ordinary citizens to fill the few existing government administrative and judicial offices/and a legislative assembly consisting of all Athenian citizens | two | Athenian democracy took …
2 | democracy ✓ | Treatises of Government Locke posited that all individuals possessed the inalienable rights to life liberty/estate | two | Writing in his Two Treat…
2 | democracy ✓ | two | North Carolina was the l…
3 | democracy ✓ | three | In the 1860 United State…
3 | democracy ✓ | upward control/political equality/and social norms by which individuals and institutions only consider acceptable acts that reflect the first two principles of upward control and political equality | three | One theory holds that de…
4 | democracy ✓ | four | In the 1860 United State…
5 | democracy ✓ | five | North Carolina was the l…
3 | denial ✓ | three | Denial, in colloquial En…
12 | denial ✓ | twelve | The concept of denial is…
2 | dependency inversion ✓ | the low-level one should be designed with the interaction in mind/it may be necessary to change its usage interface | both | This has implications fo…
2 | dependency inversion | both | Rather, both layers shou…
2 | dependency inversion ✓ | high-/lower-level layers reduce the traditional dependencies from top to bottom | both | With the introduction of…
2 | dependency inversion ✓ | high-level/low-level objects must depend on the same abstraction this design principle inverts the way some people may think about object-oriented programming | both | The principle states: B…
2 | dependency inversion ✓ | both | Again, both are linked b…
2 | dependency inversion ✓ | two | Two common implementatio…
2 | dependency inversion ✓ | If the mocking tool used relies only on inheritance/it may become necessary to widely apply the dependency inversion pattern | two | There are at least two r…
2 | design process ✓ | both | They suggested that thes…
2 | design process ✓ | rational/creative within a context of a broad futures creating systems view of design | both | Simon proposed the "scie…
2 | design process ✓ | particular/general skills for designing | both | Design education covers …
2 | design process ✓ | both | Both involve these three…
2 | design process ✓ | Discover Define Develop/Deliver | double | The UK's Design Council …
2 | design process ✓ | of its pioneers Christopher Alexander/J | two | The 1970s saw some react…
2 | design process ✓ | two | At least two views of de…
2 | design process ✓ | influential/but quite different works were published Herbert A | two | At the end of the 1960s …
2 | design process ✓ | paradigms "represent two fundamentally different ways of looking at the world – positivism and constructionism" The paradigms may reflect differing views of how designing should be done and how it actually is done/and both have a variety of names | two | They suggested that thes…
2 | design process ✓ | as a rational problem-solving process/as a process of reflection-in-action | two | Design researchers Dorst…
2 | design process ✓ | two | The rational model has b…
2 | design process ✓ | German engineering design theorists Gerhard Pahl/Wolfgang Beitz | two | Simon, an American scien…
3 | design process ✓ | three | Both involve these three…
3 | design process ✓ | programming/data collection/analysis | three | In his 'Systematic Metho…
4 | design process ✓ | Discover/Define/Develop/Deliver | four | The UK's Design Council …
8 | design process ✓ | Identifying Opportunities - User Scenarios/Clarifying Objectives - Objectives Tree/Establishing Functions - Function Analysis/Setting Requirements - Performance Specification/Determining Characteristics - Quality Function Deployment/Generating Alternatives - Morphological Chart/Evaluating Alternatives - Weighted Objectives/Improving Details - Value Engineering | eight | Nigel Cross outlined eig…
2 | despair ✓ | both | Unlike the theory of "de…
2 | despair ✓ | of these measures are psychological tests that ask personal questions of the participant/have mostly been used to measure the severity of depression | both | Both of these measures a…
2 | despair ✓ | weeks of depressed mood or a loss of interest or pleasure in nearly all activities/dysthymia a state of chronic depressed mood the symptoms of which do not meet the severity of a major depressive episode | two | These include major depr…
2 | despair ✓ | two | A 2014 study by Hooley e…
3 | despair ✓ | three | A 2014 study by Hooley e…
3 | despair ✓ | negative affect/positive affect/physiological hyperarousal | three | The Tripartite Model of …
4 | despair ✓ | four | In Ancient Greece, disea…
2 | dharma ✓ | both | Truly that dharma is the…
2 | dharma ✓ | other important concepts Ṛta/Māyā | two | The evolving literature …
2 | dharma ✓ | yamas/niyamas | two | Patanjali explained dhar…
2 | dharma ✓ | extremes/who claims Ingalls symbolically reveals the finest moral qualities of man | two | Instead, the appeal of M…
3 | dharma ✓ | three | The Three Jewels of Budd…
3 | dharma ✓ | three | Some regard it as an ult…
3 | dharma ✓ | Jewels of Buddhism in which practitioners of Buddhism seek refuge/that upon which one relies for his/her lasting happiness | three | The dharma is one of the…
3 | dharma ✓ | strivings are Artha – the striving for means of life such as food shelter power security material wealth and so forth/Kama – the striving for sex desire pleasure love emotional fulfilment and so forth/Moksa – the striving for spiritual meaning liberation from life-rebirth cycle self-realisation in this life and so forth | three | The other three striving…
3 | dharma ✓ | These according to Paul Hacker are First learning historical knowledge such as Vedas Upanishads the Epics and other Sanskrit literature with the help of one's teacher/Second observing the behaviour and example of good people/The third source applies when neither one's education nor example exemplary conduct is known | three | In other texts, three so…
3 | dharma ✓ | phases learning/practising/realising | three | In Theravada Buddhism ob…
3 | dharma ✓ | one answer is of Bhima which represents brute force an individual angle representing materialism egoism and self/the second answer is of Yudhishthira which appeals to piety deities social virtue and tradition/the third answer is of introspective Arjuna which falls between the two extremes and who claims Ingalls symbolically reveals the finest moral qualities of man | three | Instead, the appeal of M…
4 | dharma ✓ | Noble Truths/the Noble Eightfold Path/as opposed to the parables/to the poems | four | It includes especially t…
4 | dharma | four | The four stages of life …
4 | dharma ✓ | four | At the individual level,…
4 | dharma ✓ | four | The four stages are neit…
4 | dharma ✓ | four | Of these, the most cited…
4 | dharma ✓ | four | The available evidence s…
5 | dharma ✓ | inert non-sentient atomic matter/space/time/principle of motion/principle of rest | five | In the Jain tradition, e…
5 | dharma ✓ | niyamas are cleanliness by eating pure food/removing impure thoughts contentment in one's means meditation/silent reflection regardless of circumstances one faces study/pursuit of historic knowledge/devotion of all actions to the Supreme Teacher to achieve perfection of concentration | five | The five niyamas (observ…
5 | dharma ✓ | abstain from injury to all living creatures/abstain from falsehood/abstain from unauthorised appropriation of things-of-value from another/abstain from coveting or sexually cheating on your partner/and abstain from expecting or accepting gifts from others | five | The five yamas, accordin…
5 | dharma ✓ | yama apply in action/speech/mind In explaining yama/Patanjali clarifies that certain professions/situations may require qualification in conduct | five | The five yama apply in a…
6 | dharma ✓ | six | The term dharmāstikāya (…
7 | dharma ✓ | seven | For example, while Grass…
10 | dharma ✓ | forbearance/modesty/straightforwardness/purity/truthfulness/self-restraint/austerity/renunciation/non-attachment/celibacy | ten | 'ten dharmas') with refe…
6 | diligence ✓ | six | In other words, diligenc…
7 | diligence ✓ | seven | Diligence—carefulness an…
7 | diligence ✓ | seven | It is listed in Seven Li…
2 | discourse ✓ | both | That knowledge is both t…
2 | discourse ✓ | notably distinct discourses can be used about various guerrilla movements describing them either as "freedom fighters"/"terrorists" | two | For example, two notably…
2 | discourse position ✓ | analyst interpretation technique/knowledge acquired from the subject | both | Hidden knowledge, positi…
4 | discourse position ✓ | four | He argued that there wer…
4 | discourse position ✓ | four | Lacan's theory of the fo…
4 | discourse position | four | Prior to the development…
4 | discourse position ✓ | four | The four discourses theo…
4 | discourse position ✓ | four | Four discourses is a con…
4 | discourse position | discourses which he called Master/University/Hysteric and Analyst/and suggested that these relate dynamically to one another | four | He defined four discours…
4 | discourse position ✓ | four | The four discourses repr…
2 | disease ✓ | genetic and non-genetic hereditary diseases/and physiological diseases | both | There are four main type…
2 | disease ✓ | long lifespans/sedentary lifestyles | both | Some diseases, such as d…
2 | disease ✓ | both | As a comparison, conside…
4 | disease | infectious diseases/deficiency diseases/hereditary diseases/physiological diseases | four | There are four main type…
2 | disgust ✓ | both | In English the concept d…
2 | disgust ✓ | in humans/in macaque monkeys | both | The insula has been show…
2 | disgust ✓ | both | Both Calder (2000) and A…
2 | disgust ✓ | both | Through passive viewing …
2 | disgust | both | Both groups reported sim…
2 | disgust | ways First he discusses representations of disgust in literature film/fine art | two | Wilson does this in two …
2 | disgust ✓ | The first form is the denial of uniquely human traits examples include products of culture and modification/The second form is the denial of human nature examples include emotionality and personality | two | Some researchers have di…
2 | disgust ✓ | groups were similar in their response to threat-inducing pictures/with no significant group differences at any site | two | In contrast, the two gro…
2 | disgust ✓ | sexes/this difference has not been documented in non-human primates | two | While in humans there is…
2 | disgust ✓ | amygdala/insula both areas of the brain that deal with emotion processing | two | Through passive viewing …
2 | disgust ✓ | eg/avoidance of inbreeding such as the incest taboo | two | The two primary consider…
2 | disgust ✓ | different toys/a child as young as five months would avoid the toy associated with a negative face | two | If a parent makes a nega…
2 | disgust ✓ | domains/moral disgust "motivates avoidance of social relationships with norm-violating individuals" because those relationships threaten group cohesion | two | Unlike the other two dom…
3 | disgust ✓ | pathogen disgust which "motivates the avoidance of infectious microorganisms" sexual disgust "which motivates the avoidance of [dangerous] sexual partners/behaviors"/moral disgust which motivates people to avoid breaking social norms | three | Tybur, et al., outlines …
6 | disgust ✓ | six | It invokes a characteris…
8 | disgust ✓ | eight | The patient showed a red…
8 | disgust ✓ | eight | In a study by Shapira &a…
2 | disgusted ✓ | in humans/in macaque monkeys | both | The insula has been show…
2 | disgusted ✓ | both | Both Calder (2000) and A…
2 | disgusted ✓ | both | Both groups reported sim…
2 | disgusted ✓ | both | In English the concept d…
2 | disgusted ✓ | both | Through passive viewing …
2 | disgusted ✓ | amygdala/insula both areas of the brain that deal with emotion processing | two | Through passive viewing …
2 | disgusted ✓ | different toys/a child as young as five months would avoid the toy associated with a negative face | two | If a parent makes a nega…
2 | disgusted ✓ | sexes/this difference has not been documented in non-human primates | two | While in humans there is…
2 | disgusted ✓ | domains/moral disgust "motivates avoidance of social relationships with norm-violating individuals" because those relationships threaten group cohesion | two | Unlike the other two dom…
2 | disgusted ✓ | ways First he discusses representations of disgust in literature film/fine art | two | Wilson does this in two …
2 | disgusted ✓ | eg/avoidance of inbreeding such as the incest taboo | two | The two primary consider…
2 | disgusted ✓ | groups were similar in their response to threat-inducing pictures/with no significant group differences at any site | two | In contrast, the two gro…
2 | disgusted ✓ | The first form is the denial of uniquely human traits examples include products of culture and modification/The second form is the denial of human nature examples include emotionality and personality | two | Some researchers have di…
3 | disgusted ✓ | pathogen disgust which "motivates the avoidance of infectious microorganisms" sexual disgust "which motivates the avoidance of [dangerous] sexual partners/behaviors"/moral disgust which motivates people to avoid breaking social norms | three | Tybur, et al., outlines …
6 | disgusted ✓ | six | It invokes a characteris…
8 | disgusted ✓ | eight | In a study by Shapira &a…
8 | disgusted ✓ | eight | The patient showed a red…
2 | distortion ✓ | both | Quality measures that re…
2 | distortion ✓ | two | Many symmetrical electro…
2 | DNA ✓ | strands of DNA/while the east–west cleavage has one strand of DNA intact | both | The north–south cleavage…
2 | DNA ✓ | transmit genetic information/carry out catalysis as part of ribozymes | both | RNA may have acted as th…
2 | DNA ✓ | cases the hydrogen bonds are between the amine/carbonyl groups on the complementary bases | both | In both cases, the hydro…
2 | DNA ✓ | the percentage of GC base pairs/the overall length of a DNA double helix that determines the strength of the association between the two strands of DNA | both | As a result, it is both …
2 | DNA ✓ | of which are necessary for reliable information transfer/thus Darwinian evolution | both | RNA is composed of purin…
2 | DNA ✓ | both | Both strands of double-s…
2 | DNA ✓ | nuclease/ligase activity | both | Topoisomerases are enzym…
2 | DNA ✓ | transcription and DNA replication/causing toxicity and mutations | both | This inhibits both trans…
2 | DNA ✓ | both | Further such DNA profili…
2 | DNA ✓ | both | Hypoxanthine and xanthin…
2 | DNA ✓ | catalysis/genetics may have influenced the evolution of the current genetic code based on four nucleotide bases | both | This ancient RNA world w…
2 | DNA ✓ | a segment of the backbone of the molecule/a nucleobase | both | The nucleotide contains …
2 | DNA | ie both strands can contain both sense/antisense sequences | both | Both sense and antisense…
2 | DNA ✓ | both | Yet the details of the t…
2 | DNA ✓ | chains are coiled around the same axis/have the same pitch of 34 ångströms | both | Both chains are coiled a…
2 | DNA ✓ | prokaryotes/eukaryotes antisense RNA sequences are produced but the functions of these RNAs are not entirely clear | both | In both prokaryotes and …
2 | DNA ✓ | the earlier murder/the one to which he'd confessed | both | However, all charges aga…
2 | DNA ✓ | both | This has led to the crea…
2 | DNA ✓ | double | Deoxyribonucleic acid (p…
2 | DNA ✓ | -stranded DNA by the telomere strand disrupting the double-helical DNA/base pairing to one of the two strands | double | At the very end of the T…
2 | DNA ✓ | double | For an intercalator to f…
2 | DNA ✓ | double | In DNA, fraying occurs w…
2 | DNA ✓ | helix melt the strands separate/exist in solution as two entirely independent molecules | double | When all the base pairs …
2 | DNA ✓ | double | As a result of this base…
2 | DNA ✓ | double | However, branched DNA ca…
2 | DNA ✓ | double | These two long strands c…
2 | DNA ✓ | double | The nitrogenous bases of…
2 | DNA ✓ | helix/each type of nucleobase on one strand bonds with just one type of nucleobase on the other strand | double | In a DNA double helix, e…
2 | DNA | double | The double-stranded stru…
2 | DNA ✓ | double | As DNA polymerases can o…
2 | DNA ✓ | double | As a result, proteins su…
2 | DNA ✓ | helix may be found tracing the spaces/grooves between the strands | double | Twin helical strands for…
2 | DNA ✓ | either an A paired with a T/a C paired with a G | double | Each of the base pairs i…
2 | DNA ✓ | helix of DNA the two strands are oriented chemically in opposite directions which permits base pairing by providing complementarity between the two bases and which is essential for replication of/transcription of the encoded information found in DNA | double | In the double helix of D…
2 | DNA ✓ | duty encoding one protein when read along one strand/a second protein when read in the opposite direction along the other strand | double | In these cases, some DNA…
2 | DNA ✓ | double | These chain-joins of pho…
2 | DNA ✓ | double | Both strands of double-s…
2 | DNA ✓ | helix structure of DNA/be transcribed to RNA | double | Dubbed S, B, P, and Z, t…
2 | DNA ✓ | double | Of these oxidative lesio…
2 | DNA ✓ | double | The complementary nitrog…
2 | DNA ✓ | helix once every 104 base pairs but if the DNA is twisted the strands become more tightly/more loosely wound | double | With DNA in its "relaxed…
2 | DNA ✓ | double | In biology, parts of the…
2 | DNA ✓ | double | Watson and Crick complet…
2 | DNA | jeopardy law in some places/this can allow cases to be reopened where prior trials have failed to produce sufficient evidence to convince a jury | double | Combined with the remova…
2 | DNA ✓ | double | The histones form a disk…
2 | DNA ✓ | -helix structure DNA/evidence supporting it | double | The 25 April 1953 issue …
2 | DNA ✓ | double | They use the chemical en…
2 | DNA ✓ | double | On the other hand, oxida…
2 | DNA ✓ | double | In the same journal, Jam…
2 | DNA ✓ | double | As a result, it is both …
2 | DNA ✓ | double | This arrangement of two …
2 | DNA ✓ | hydrogen bonds between nucleotides/base-stacking interactions among aromatic nucleobases | double | The DNA double helix is …
2 | DNA ✓ | double | Genetic recombination ca…
2 | DNA ✓ | double | Most DNA molecules are a…
2 | DNA ✓ | -strand molecules are converted to single-strand molecules/melting temperature is dependent on ionic strength and the concentration of DNA | double | The stability can be mea…
2 | DNA ✓ | helix can thus be pulled apart like a zipper either by a mechanical force/high temperature | double | The two strands of DNA i…
2 | DNA ✓ | double | In a nucleic acid double…
2 | DNA ✓ | -stranded break caused by either an endonuclease/damage to the DNA | double | The first step in recomb…
2 | DNA ✓ | double | Final confirmation of th…
2 | DNA ✓ | helix is separated including DNA replication recombination/DNA repair | double | In humans, replication p…
2 | DNA ✓ | complementarity/all the information in the double-stranded sequence of a DNA helix is duplicated on each strand which is vital in DNA replication | pair | As a result of this base…
2 | DNA ✓ | pair | The pair of chains have …
2 | DNA ✓ | pair | This arrangement of two …
2 | DNA ✓ | pair | A Hoogsteen base pair (h…
2 | DNA ✓ | pair | DNA does not usually exi…
2 | DNA ✓ | of chromosomes/swapping one strand for another | pair | The Holliday junction is…
2 | DNA ✓ | long strands coil around each other/in the shape of a double helix | two | These two long strands c…
2 | DNA ✓ | both tile-based/using the DNA origami method | two | This has led to the crea…
2 | DNA ✓ | two | The most common form of …
2 | DNA ✓ | strands are separated/then each strand's complementary DNA sequence is recreated by an enzyme called DNA polymerase | two | Here, the two strands ar…
2 | DNA ✓ | two | At the very end of the T…
2 | DNA ✓ | two | When all the base pairs …
2 | DNA ✓ | strands of DNA in a double helix can thus be pulled apart like a zipper either by a mechanical force/high temperature | two | The two strands of DNA i…
2 | DNA ✓ | hydrogen bonds/cytosine bonding only to guanine in three hydrogen bonds | two | This is called complemen…
2 | DNA ✓ | groups the single-ringed pyrimidines/the double-ringed purines | two | The complementary nitrog…
2 | DNA ✓ | two | Yet the details of the t…
2 | DNA ✓ | two | The histones form a disk…
2 | DNA ✓ | two | This arrangement of two …
2 | DNA ✓ | two | Deoxyribonucleic acid (p…
2 | DNA ✓ | A with T/C with G | two | The nitrogenous bases of…
2 | DNA ✓ | sugar-rings of two adjacent nucleotide monomers/thereby creating a long chain biomolecule | two | At the sides of nucleic …
2 | DNA ✓ | hydrogen bonds/while the C–G pairing is based on three | two | The A–T pairing is based…
2 | DNA ✓ | strands of the helix/are often compared to the rungs of a ladder | two | These purine-pyrimidine …
2 | DNA ✓ | of the many bases created through mutagen presence/both of them through deamination | two | Hypoxanthine and xanthin…
2 | DNA ✓ | strands are oriented chemically in opposite directions which permits base pairing by providing complementarity between the two bases and which is essential for replication of/transcription of the encoded information found in DNA | two | In the double helix of D…
2 | DNA ✓ | DNA helices break swap a section/then rejoin | two | Chromosomal crossover is…
2 | DNA ✓ | polymer strands bound together in a helical fashion by noncovalent bonds/this double-stranded structure is maintained largely by the intrastrand base stacking interactions which are strongest for GC stacks | two | Most DNA molecules are a…
2 | DNA ✓ | ways Firstly they can bind the RNA polymerase responsible for transcription either directly or through other mediator proteins/this locates the polymerase at the promoter and allows it to begin transcription | two | The transcription factor…
2 | DNA ✓ | two | In 1927, Nikolai Koltsov…
2 | DNA ✓ | two | This information is repl…
2 | DNA ✓ | two | The nucleobases are clas…
2 | DNA ✓ | helical chains/bound to each other by hydrogen bonds | two | In all species it is com…
2 | DNA ✓ | two | The two DNA strands are …
2 | DNA ✓ | of his colleagues which contained an analysis of in vivo B-DNA X-ray patterns and which supported the presence in vivo of the Watson/Crick structure | two | Then followed a letter b…
2 | DNA | strands of DNA run in opposite directions to each other/are thus antiparallel | two | The two strands of DNA r…
2 | DNA ✓ | two | The two strands can come…
2 | DNA ✓ | two | As a result, it is both …
2 | DNA ✓ | east-west cleavage/north–south cleavage | two | There are two types of c…
2 | DNA ✓ | adjacent base pairs/this is called intercalation | two | Many mutagens fit into t…
2 | DNA ✓ | helices by at least one Holliday junction/in which a segment of a single strand in each helix is annealed to the complementary strand in the other helix | two | A series of steps cataly…
3 | DNA ✓ | prime end/5′-end carbons/the prime symbol being used to distinguish these carbon atoms from those of the base to which the deoxyribose forms a glycosidic bond | three | These are known as the 3…
3 | DNA ✓ | intertwined chains/with the phosphates near the axis/the bases on the outside | three | In February 1953, Linus …
3 | DNA ✓ | prime end/with the 5′ end having a terminal phosphate group/the 3′ end a terminal hydroxyl group | three | The asymmetric ends of D…
3 | DNA ✓ | UAG/UAA/UGA on the mRNA | three | There are also three 'st…
3 | DNA ✓ | three | The A–T pairing is based…
3 | DNA ✓ | three | Similarly, the simple-ri…
3 | DNA ✓ | three | This has led to the crea…
3 | DNA ✓ | strands of DNA/complexes involving additional strands/multiple branches are also possible | three | Although the simplest ex…
3 | DNA ✓ | three | The functional genetic i…
3 | DNA ✓ | three | The genetic code consist…
3 | DNA ✓ | three | This is called complemen…
3 | DNA ✓ | triple | This triple-stranded str…
4 | DNA ✓ | four | It is the sequence of th…
4 | DNA ✓ | four | DNA and ribonucleic acid…
4 | DNA | four | Levene suggested that DN…
4 | DNA | four | For this purpose it has …
4 | DNA ✓ | four | Other structures can als…
4 | DNA ✓ | four | These structures are sta…
4 | DNA | four | This ancient RNA world w…
4 | DNA ✓ | four | Their existence could be…
4 | DNA ✓ | bases found in DNA are adenine/cytosine/guanine/thymine | four | The four bases found in …
4 | DNA ✓ | four | Attached to each sugar i…
4 | DNA ✓ | four | These guanine-rich seque…
4 | DNA | four | These flat four-base uni…
4 | DNA ✓ | cytosine [C]/guanine [G]/adenine [A]/thymine [T] | four | Each nucleotide is compo…
4 | DNA ✓ | four | Here, four guanine bases…
4 | DNA ✓ | four | These four bases are att…
5 | DNA ✓ | five | The asymmetric ends of D…
5 | DNA ✓ | adenine/cytosine/guanine/thymine/and uracil—are called primary or canonical | five | Five nucleobases—adenine…
5 | DNA ✓ | five | In 1878, Albrecht Kossel…
5 | DNA ✓ | -/six-membered heterocyclic compounds/the pyrimidines/the six-membered rings C/T | five | The nucleobases are clas…
5 | DNA ✓ | five | The sugar in DNA is 2-de…
5 | DNA ✓ | five | These are known as the 3…
6 | DNA ✓ | six | Thymine and uracil are d…
6 | DNA ✓ | six | The nucleobases are clas…
6 | DNA ✓ | six | This arrangement of two …
8 | DNA ✓ | eight | Several artificial nucle…
2 | dream ✓ | Christianity/Islam dreams feature in conversion stories | both | In both Christianity and…
2 | dream ✓ | both | Yet the stupid believe t…
2 | dream ✓ | men's/women's dreams have sexual content | both | Another study showed tha…
2 | dream ✓ | dreamers were dreaming/sent the stimulus to one of the dreamers where it was incorporated into the dream | both | The website tracked when…
2 | dream ✓ | hours dreaming per night/each dream lasts around 5–20 minutes | two | Humans spend more than t…
2 | dream ✓ | dreams per week/on average | two | Adults report rememberin…
2 | dream ✓ | vital aspects of the soul of which one is freed from the body during slumber to journey in a dream realm/while the other remained in the body | two | In Chinese history, peop…
2 | dream ✓ | two | In literature, dream fra…
2 | dream ✓ | states being the waking state/the sleep state | two | In the Mandukya Upanisha…
2 | dream ✓ | two | Years later, psychophysi…
2 | dream ✓ | The first says that dreams are merely expressions of inner desires/The second is the belief of the soul leaving the body and being guided until awakened | two | The earliest Upanishads,…
2 | dream ✓ | two | This analysis revealed t…
3 | dream ✓ | three | According to Edgar, Isla…
3 | dream ✓ | states that the soul experiences during its lifetime/the other two states being the waking state/the sleep state | three | In the Mandukya Upanisha…
3 | dream ✓ | three | Dick, such as The Three …
4 | dream | four | This analysis revealed t…
7 | dream ✓ | seven | For example, the Hebrew …
10 | dream ✓ | ten | Yet, after ten thousand …
2 | ears ✓ | the scala vestibuli/the scala tympani contain an extracellular fluid called perilymph while the scala media contains endolymph | both | Both the scala vestibuli…
2 | ears ✓ | both | There are two principal …
2 | ears ✓ | both | The brain accomplishes t…
2 | ears ✓ | both | Rarely, unclear voices o…
2 | ears ✓ | pair | They are connected by a …
2 | ears ✓ | Around its second to third week the developing embryo consists of three layers ectoderm mesoderm and endoderm/The first part of the ear to develop is the inner ear which begins to form from the ectoderm around the embryo's 22nd day derived from two thickenings called otic placodes on either side of the head | two | The first part of the ea…
2 | ears ✓ | malleus/incus | two | The first two (malleus a…
2 | ears ✓ | small fluid-filled recesses called the utricle/saccule | two | A central area known as …
2 | ears ✓ | two | The endolymph is situate…
2 | ears ✓ | two | The tympanic cavity and …
2 | ears ✓ | small muscles the tensor tympani/stapedius also help modulate noise | two | Two small muscles, the t…
2 | ears ✓ | two | Ears are individually al…
2 | ears ✓ | the intrinsic/extrinsic muscles | two | Two sets of muscles are …
2 | ears ✓ | two | The two muscles reflexiv…
2 | ears ✓ | principal damage mechanisms to the inner ear in industrialised society/both injure hair cells | two | There are two principal …
2 | ears ✓ | two | The symmetrical arrangem…
2 | ears ✓ | ventricles the utricle/the saccule | two | Static balance is provid…
2 | ears ✓ | static balance which allows a person to feel the effects of gravity/dynamic balance which allows a person to sense acceleration | two | The ear facilitates two …
3 | ears ✓ | the inner ear/the middle ear/the outer ear | three | During embryogenesis, th…
3 | ears ✓ | three | In marine mammals, earle…
3 | ears ✓ | three | These three canals are o…
3 | ears ✓ | three | The three ossicles bones…
3 | ears ✓ | hillocks are derived from the upper part of the second pharyngeal arch/form the antihelix antitragus/earlobe | three | The final three hillocks…
3 | ears ✓ | hillocks are derived from the lower part of the first pharyngeal arch/form the tragus crus of the helix/helix respectively | three | The first three hillocks…
3 | ears ✓ | ossicles develop from the neural crest Eventually/cells from the tissue surrounding the ossicles will experience apoptosis/a new layer of endodermal epithelial will constitute the formation of the tympanic cavity wall | three | All three ossicles devel…
3 | ears ✓ | the outer ear/middle ear/inner ear | three | The human ear consists o…
3 | ears ✓ | the outer ear/the middle ear/the inner ear | three | In humans, the ear is de…
3 | ears ✓ | three | The middle ear includes …
3 | ears | the ossicles—involved in the transmission of sound/is connected to the throat at the nasopharynx/via the pharyngeal opening of the Eustachian tube | three | The middle ear contains …
3 | ears ✓ | three | There are three semicirc…
3 | ears ✓ | ectoderm/mesoderm/endoderm | three | Around its second to thi…
3 | ears ✓ | the vestibular duct/the cochlear duct/the tympanic duct | three | The cochlea consists of …
3 | ears ✓ | three | All mammals have three a…
3 | ears ✓ | the scala vestibuli/the scala tympani/the scala media | three | As the cochlear duct's m…
3 | ears ✓ | small bones that function together to receive/amplify/transmit the sound from the eardrum to the inner ear | three | The ossicles are three s…
3 | ears ✓ | three | Dynamic balance is provi…
3 | ears ✓ | ectoderm/endoderm/connective tissue | three | The eardrum is made up o…
3 | ears ✓ | ossicles and their attaching ligaments/the auditory tube/the round and oval windows | three | It consists of an air-fi…
3 | ears ✓ | three | The three ossicles trans…
5 | ears ✓ | five | Reconstructive surgery t…
5 | ears ✓ | five | There are five types of …
6 | ears ✓ | six | The ear develops from th…
6 | ears ✓ | six | The auricle originates a…
9 | ears ✓ | nine | Ears grow quickly until …
2 | earth ✓ | both | Atmospheric circulation …
2 | earth ✓ | for energy production/as feedstock for chemical production | both | These deposits are used …
2 | earth ✓ | the philosophers Pythagoras/Parmenides | both | Initial belief in a flat…
2 | earth ✓ | the topography of the ocean surface/the shape of Earth's land surface | both | Earth's surface topograp…
2 | earth ✓ | somewhat higher/much lower rates have also been proposed | both | Earth's inner core may b…
2 | earth ✓ | liquid surface water/water vapor to persist via the capturing of energy from the Sun's light | both | The water vapor acts as …
2 | earth ✓ | of these motions are caused by the varying attraction of the Sun/the Moon on Earth's equatorial bulge | both | Both of these motions ar…
2 | earth ✓ | two | Life spread globally and…
2 | earth ✓ | a relatively steady growth up to the present day which is supported by the radiometric dating of continental crust globally and an initial rapid growth in the volume of continental crust during the Archean/forming the bulk of the continental crust that now exists which is supported by isotopic evidence from hafnium in zircons and neodymium in sedimentary rocks | two | There are two main model…
2 | earth ✓ | models/the data that support them can be reconciled by large-scale recycling of the continental crust particularly during the early stages of Earth's history | two | The two models and the d…
2 | earth ✓ | -thirds of Earth's surface/more so over oceans than land | two | Clouds cover around two-…
2 | earth ✓ | plates come together at divergent boundaries two plates are pulled apart/at transform boundaries two plates slide past one another laterally | two | These plates are rigid s…
2 | earth ✓ | two | The angular size (or sol…
2 | earth ✓ | two | Computer simulations sug…
2 | earth | by latitude into the polar Northern and Southern hemispheres/or by longitude into the continental Eastern and Western hemispheres | two | Earth can be divided int…
2 | earth ✓ | minutes/from Earth's surface the apparent sizes of the Sun and the Moon are approximately the same | two | For bodies near the cele…
2 | earth ✓ | weeks alternating between lunar eclipses/solar eclipses | two | Without this tilt, there…
3 | earth ✓ | three | Three-quarters of the at…
3 | earth | at convergent boundaries two plates come together/at divergent boundaries two plates are pulled apart/at transform boundaries two plates slide past one another laterally | three | These plates are rigid s…
4 | earth | four | By astronomical conventi…
4 | earth ✓ | Africa-Eurasia/America/Antarctica/Australia | four | The land surface include…
4 | earth | four | Chemical reactions led t…
4 | earth ✓ | four | It is the densest planet…
4 | earth | four | The standard astronomica…
5 | earth ✓ | Biosphere integrity/climate change/chemical pollution/destruction of wild habitats/the nitrogen cycle are thought to have passed the safe threshold | five | Of the nine identified b…
5 | earth ✓ | humid tropics/arid/humid middle latitudes/continental/cold polar | five | The commonly used Köppen…
5 | earth ✓ | five | Following the Cambrian e…
7 | earth ✓ | seven | The orbital speed of Ear…
7 | earth ✓ | major plates are the Pacific/North American/Eurasian/African/Antarctic/Indo-Australian/South American | seven | The seven major plates a…
7 | earth ✓ | seven | There are at least seven…
8 | earth ✓ | eight | Earth is about eight lig…
8 | earth ✓ | eight | Since the 19th century, …
9 | earth ✓ | nine | Of the nine identified b…
10 | earth ✓ | ten | Since the 19th century, …
11 | earth ✓ | eleven | Over 99% of the crust is…
2 | earthquake ✓ | Matthew 2751/54 | both | In the New Testament, Ma…
2 | earthquake ✓ | sources of earthquakes/structures within the Earth | both | relation 1.7:1). The dif…
2 | earthquake ✓ | both | Activities both above gr…
2 | earthquake ✓ | dip-slip and strike-slip/this is known as oblique slip | both | Many earthquakes are cau…
2 | earthquake ✓ | by tectonic faults/the movement of magma in volcanoes | both | Earthquakes often occur …
2 | earthquake ✓ | sides of the fault slip horizontally past each other/transform boundaries are a particular type of strike-slip fault | two | Strike-slip faults are s…
2 | earthquake ✓ | two | Strike-slip faulting is …
3 | earthquake ✓ | normal/reverse/strike-slip | three | There are three main typ…
3 | earthquake ✓ | three | This difference in stres…
3 | earthquake ✓ | three | With the rapid growth of…
3 | earthquake ✓ | three | In addition, there exist…
5 | earthquake ✓ | five | In the open ocean, the d…
5 | earthquake ✓ | five | Impact projections sugge…
6 | earthquake ✓ | six | Maximum magnitudes along…
10 | earthquake | ten | The ten largest recorded…
10 | earthquake ✓ | ten | Subsequent scales (seism…
10 | earthquake ✓ | ten | Larger earthquakes occur…
2 | Ecology ✓ | physical parameters/biotic attributes | both | The environment of ecosy…
2 | Ecology | plant/animal tissues | both | Omnivores do not fit nea…
2 | Ecology ✓ | both | Natural selection, life …
2 | Ecology ✓ | a biological science/a human science | both | Ecology is both a biolog…
2 | Ecology ✓ | the cause/product of natural fluctuations within an ecological community | both | Disturbances are both th…
2 | Ecology ✓ | physical/biological complexes | both | Ecosystems may be habita…
2 | Ecology ✓ | both | Both explain properties …
3 | Ecology ✓ | three | A truly interdisciplinar…
4 | Ecology ✓ | death/birth/immigration/emigration | four | A primary law of populat…
6 | Ecology ✓ | six | Six major elements (hydr…
6 | Ecology ✓ | six | Complexity stems from th…
2 | economic growth ✓ | extraction/processing | both | In the case of minerals,…
2 | economic growth ✓ | neoclassical/endogenous growth models | both | Human capital has been i…
2 | economic growth ✓ | developed/developing economies | both | It is observed for both …
2 | economic growth ✓ | both | Both of these changes in…
2 | economic growth ✓ | both | By the late 19th century…
2 | economic growth ✓ | our individual narratives that associate wasteful consumption with quality of life and with status/and the narratives of the economic systems that still consider that environmental degradation and social inequality are inevitable outcomes of economic growth | both | Both our individual narr…
2 | economic growth ✓ | from the growth/equity perspectives given the important role played by health in the economy | both | The relationship between…
2 | economic growth | both | The two models are not n…
2 | economic growth ✓ | double | The rule of 72, a mathem…
2 | economic growth ✓ | in terms of creation entrepreneurs introduce new products/processes in the hope that they will enjoy temporary monopoly-like profits as they capture markets | dual | The approach explains gr…
2 | economic growth ✓ | models are not necessarily mutually exclusive however/many countries seem to follow both models rather adequately | two | The two models are not n…
2 | economic growth ✓ | two | This belief echoes David…
2 | economic growth ✓ | two | The requirements of take…
2 | economic growth ✓ | two | The value of the model i…
3 | economic growth ✓ | three | Each country in this pos…
3 | economic growth ✓ | three | In Thomas Mann’s novel B…
3 | economic growth ✓ | three | The Rostovian take-off m…
3 | economic growth ✓ | three | By John W. Kendrick's es…
4 | economic growth ✓ | four | "The rate of change of G…
4 | economic growth ✓ | Asian Tigers/China/Southeast Asia/the Indian subcontinent and Asia Pacific | four | In contrast, growth in A…
5 | economic growth ✓ | five | The model postulates tha…
10 | economic growth ✓ | ten | This leads to a take-off…
2 | Economics ✓ | the dominant/orthodox theoretical as well as methodological framework economic theory can also take the form of other schools of thought such as in heterodox economic theories | both | While neoclassical econo…
2 | Economics ✓ | problems may raise insurance costs/reduce efficiency by driving otherwise willing transactors from the market | both | Both problems may raise …
2 | Economics ✓ | groups were associated with the rise of economic nationalism/modern capitalism in Europe | both | Both groups were associa…
2 | Economics ✓ | human life/other costs | both | This is because war has …
2 | Economics ✓ | both | A point inside the curve…
2 | Economics ✓ | price and quantity in market equilibrium/influencing the allocation of output and income distribution | both | Neoclassical economics s…
2 | Economics ✓ | both | Both tax cuts and spendi…
2 | Economics ✓ | reflect the problem of matching workers with job vacancies/but structural unemployment covers the time needed to acquire new skills not just the short term search process | both | Structural unemployment …
2 | Economics ✓ | changes in markets/their interactions leading towards equilibrium | both | This method studies both…
2 | Economics ✓ | coincidence of wants as to what is exchanged say apples/a book | double | Given a diverse array of…
2 | Economics ✓ | say "guns"/"butter" | two | In the simplest case, an…
2 | Economics ✓ | sellers of a good oligopoly monopolistic competition monopsony/oligopsony | two | Forms of imperfect compe…
2 | Economics ✓ | two | Expositions of economic …
2 | Economics ✓ | goods producible with a given technology/total factor inputs which limit feasible total output | two | The PPF is a table or gr…
2 | Economics ✓ | two | The slope of the curve a…
2 | Economics | allocation of resources/distribution of income | two | Mill pointed to a distin…
2 | Economics ✓ | groups who later were called "mercantilists"/"physiocrats" more directly influenced the subsequent development of the subject | two | Two groups, who later we…
2 | Economics ✓ | two | Franco Modigliani and Ja…
3 | Economics ✓ | Elinor Ostrom/Esther Duflo/Claudia Goldin | three | Three women have receive…
3 | Economics ✓ | factors of production/the major contributors to a nation's wealth/as distinct from the physiocratic idea that only agriculture was productive | three | The publication of Adam …
3 | Economics ✓ | items were considered only in relation to the increase or diminution of wealth/and not in reference to their processes of execution[b] Say's definition has survived in part up to the present/modified by substituting the word "wealth" for "goods and services" meaning that wealth may include non-material objects as well | three | These three items were c…
5 | Economics ✓ | Susan Athey/Esther Duflo/Amy Finkelstein/Emi Nakamura/Melissa Dell | five | Five have received the J…
2 | ego development ✓ | characteristics/"An increase in self-awareness and the capacity to imagine multiple possibilities in situations | two | The stage has two charac…
4 | ego development ✓ | levels of "interpersonal maturity and interpersonal integration" impulsive/conformist/conscientious/and autonomous | four | Sullivan (1958) proposed…
6 | ego development ✓ | conformist/conscientious-conformist/conscientious/individualistic/autonomous/integrated | six | Loevinger proposed eight…
8 | ego development | eight | Loevinger proposed eight…
9 | ego development ✓ | nine | Developing from that ini…
9 | ego development ✓ | nine | Loevinger proposed eight…
2 | electric ✓ | magnitude/direction it follows that an electric field is a vector field 469–70 | both | As the electric field is…
2 | electric ✓ | being part of the phenomenon of electromagnetism/as described by Maxwell's equations | both | Electricity is related t…
2 | electric ✓ | both | However, depending on th…
2 | electric ✓ | industry/society | both | This rapid expansion in …
2 | electric ✓ | positive/negative charges | both | He also explained the ap…
2 | electric ✓ | two | The electric field acts …
2 | electric ✓ | two | It is usually measured i…
2 | electric ✓ | two | In comparison with the m…
2 | electric ✓ | two wires conducting currents in the same direction are attracted to each other/while wires containing currents in opposite directions are forced apart | two | The phenomenon was furth…
2 | electric ✓ | two | Moreover, the interactio…
2 | electric ✓ | two | Two balls that are charg…
2 | electric ✓ | two | These phenomena were inv…
2 | electric ✓ | two | However, if one ball is …
2 | electric ✓ | as negatively charged electrons/as positively charged electron deficiencies called holes | two | Current flow can be unde…
2 | electric | two | If a similar ball is cha…
2 | electric ✓ | 494–98 The volt is so strongly identified as the unit of choice for measurement/description of electric potential difference that the term voltage sees greater everyday usage | two | The electric field is co…
2 | electric | conducting plates separated by a thin insulating dielectric layer/in practice thin metal foils are coiled together increasing the surface area per unit volume and therefore the capacitance | two | It consists of two condu…
2 | electric | masses together while the electric field can result in either attraction/repulsion | two | However, there is an imp…
4 | electric | batteries/chemical storage such as hydrogen/thermal/mechanical | four | There are four types of …
4 | electric | four | Electric charge gives ri…
2 | element | two | And, on the contrary, ag…
2 | element ✓ | sections/pointing towards the sky | two | Touching the ground, the…
2 | element ✓ | worlds the circular void that originally formed the two worlds/the path of the sun | two | This sacred symbol also …
2 | element ✓ | A classic diagram has one square inscribed in the other with the corners of one being the classical elements/the corners of the other being the properties | two | In his On Generation and…
2 | element ✓ | or three of these/and some with all | two | And Isis answer made: Of…
2 | element ✓ | sulphur characterising the principle of combustibility "the stone which burns"/mercury characterising the principle of metallic properties | two | This system consisted of…
3 | element ✓ | three | He maintained that each …
3 | element ✓ | sulphur to flammability or combustion/mercury to volatility and stability/and salt to solidity—became the tria prima of the Swiss alchemist Paracelsus | three | The three metallic princ…
3 | element ✓ | three | And, on the contrary, ag…
3 | element ✓ | three | And Isis answer made: Of…
3 | element ✓ | three | He reasoned that Aristot…
4 | element | elements with the four natures heat/cold/dryness/moisture | four | The Islamic philosophers…
4 | element | elements fire/water/air/earth | four | Fire is sharp (ὀξυτητα),…
4 | element ✓ | Aristotle added a fifth element aether αἰθήρ aither as the quintessence reasoning that whereas fire earth air and water were earthly and corruptible since no changes had been perceived in the heavenly regions the stars cannot be made out of any of the four elements but must be made of a different unchangeable heavenly substance/Aristotle himself did not use the term aether for the fifth element and strongly criticised the pre-Socratics for associating the term with fire/Of the fifth Platonic solid the dodecahedron Plato obscurely remarked "the god used [it] for arranging the constellations on the whole heaven"/Aristotle added a fifth element aither aether in Latin "ether" in English and postulated that the heavens were made of this element but he had no interest in matching it with Plato's fifth solid | four | Aristotle added a fifth …
4 | element ✓ | sulphur/characterising the principle of combustibility/"the stone which burns" and mercury/characterising the principle of metallic properties | four | This system consisted of…
4 | element | four | Themistius, the Aristote…
4 | element ✓ | four | In his On Generation and…
4 | element ✓ | four | The earliest Buddhist te…
4 | element ✓ | four | The four main elements o…
4 | element ✓ | four | In traditional Bambara s…
4 | element ✓ | four | The four properties are …
4 | element ✓ | four | Western astrology uses t…
4 | element ✓ | four | In early Buddhism, the f…
4 | element ✓ | four | The Buddha's teaching re…
4 | element ✓ | four | He called them the four …
4 | element ✓ | four | The ancient Greek concep…
4 | element ✓ | four | He reasoned that Aristot…
4 | element ✓ | solid/liquid/gas/weakly ionized plasma | four | Some modern scientists s…
4 | element | Symbols/Bagua/Hexagram/I Ching | four | These can be linked to T…
4 | element ✓ | yellow bile/black bile/blood/phlegm | four | 460 – c. 370 BC) in desc…
4 | element ✓ | four | Each soul, accordingly, …
4 | element ✓ | elements are primary and a secondary group of four are colour/smell/taste/and nutriment which are derivative from the four primaries[a] | four | He promulgated a categor…
4 | element ✓ | elements" are earth/water/fire/air | four | In the Pali literature, …
4 | element | four | Each element correlates …
4 | element ✓ | four | The twelve signs of the …
4 | element ✓ | fire/earth/air/water | four | The Greek philosopher Em…
5 | element ✓ | five | The five elements are as…
5 | element ✓ | five | [ mikkyo ] teaches that …
5 | element ✓ | five | One such version was pro…
5 | element ✓ | five | In traditional Bakongo r…
5 | element ✓ | '/輪 'ring shape'/塔 'tower' can be seen in Zen gardens/Buddhist temples/represented as stupas | five | Japanese gorintō (五輪塔) …
5 | element ✓ | five | Together, these five ess…
5 | element ✓ | They further suggest that all of creation/including the human body/is made of these five essential elements and that upon death/the human body dissolves into these five elements of nature/thereby balancing the cycle of nature | five | The system of five eleme…
5 | element ✓ | five | Japanese traditions use …
5 | element ✓ | five | Buddhism has had a varie…
5 | element ✓ | five | They have five divisions…
5 | element ✓ | five | Chinese traditional conc…
5 | element ✓ | five | The five stories stand f…
5 | element ✓ | five | Godai (五大; lit. "five – …
5 | element ✓ | five | The most common represen…
5 | element ✓ | are earth/water/fire/wind/air/void | five | These five are earth, wa…
5 | element ✓ | elements or "elemental properties" earth/water/fire/wind/and space | five | Tibetan Buddhist medical…
5 | element ✓ | five | Godai attributed to esot…
5 | element ✓ | five | Five roofs of graceful c…
5 | element ✓ | five | Many temples in Japan ha…
5 | element ✓ | are Metal or Gold/Wood/Water/Fire/and Earth or Soil | five | These five are Metal or …
5 | element ✓ | five | The Five Elements (Amahr…
5 | element ✓ | five | Also at the subtlest lev…
5 | element ✓ | hearing/touch/sight/taste/smell | five | The basest element, eart…
5 | element ✓ | five | These five elements have…
8 | element ✓ | eight | He promulgated a categor…
12 | element ✓ | Fire signs are Aries/Leo/Sagittarius/Earth signs are Taurus/Virgo/Capricorn/Air signs are Gemini/Libra/Aquarius/Water signs are Cancer/Scorpio/Pisces | twelve | The twelve signs of the …
2 | Embodied, Predictive & I… ✓ | Goldinger et al/2016 | both | The concept of embodied …
2 | Embodied, Predictive & I… ✓ | both | Moreover, there is devel…
2 | Embodied, Predictive & I… ✓ | involve top-down/bottom-up dynamics | both | Nonetheless, both involv…
2 | Embodied, Predictive & I… ✓ | Woloszyn/Hohol 2017 | both | This theoretical positio…
2 | Embodied, Predictive & I… ✓ | Edwards et al/2012 | both | In detail, the brain inf…
2 | Embodied, Predictive & I… ✓ | physical/mental health conditions | both | Embodied and enactive pe…
2 | Embodied, Predictive & I… ✓ | peripheral–autonomic/central–neuronal responses | both | Harrison et al. (2010) a…
2 | Embodied, Predictive & I… ✓ | physical/mental health disorders may benefit from interoceptive exposure therapy to facilitate interoceptive awareness | both | Lastly, both physical an…
2 | Embodied, Predictive & I… ✓ | both | In summary, osteopathy a…
2 | Embodied, Predictive & I… ✓ | Barca/Pezzulo 2020 | both | In other words, top-down…
2 | Embodied, Predictive & I… ✓ | Paulus/2013 | both | Osteopaths aim to find h…
2 | Embodied, Predictive & I… ✓ | Van den Bergh et al/2017 | both | Subsequently, prediction…
2 | Embodied, Predictive & I… ✓ | both | Taken together, both phy…
2 | Embodied, Predictive & I… ✓ | both | Thus, both body- and min…
2 | Embodied, Predictive & I… ✓ | Schulz et al/2020 | both | Therefore, altered inter…
2 | Embodied, Predictive & I… ✓ | theoretical considerations need to be tested experimentally using interoceptive/symptom-specific measures to draw any conclusion | both | Still, both theoretical …
2 | Embodied, Predictive & I… ✓ | results in interoceptive prediction errors that are minimized using active/perceptual inference processes | both | Therefore, a mismatch be…
2 | Embodied, Predictive & I… | Adams et al/2013 | both | It has been hypothesized…
2 | Embodied, Predictive & I… ✓ | of which are typically associated with/should predict health promotion | both | However, the sensory inp…
2 | Embodied, Predictive & I… ✓ | overly precise interoceptive predictions/imprecise interoceptive prediction errors | both | We hypothesize that both…
2 | Embodied, Predictive & I… ✓ | Blyth et al 2019/GBD 2019 Diseases and Injuries Collaborators 2020 | two | Taken together, musculos…
2 | Embodied, Predictive & I… ✓ | Paulus et al/2019 | two | Specifically, two intero…
2 | Embodied, Predictive & I… ✓ | two | Comparing Two Enactive P…
2 | Embodied, Predictive & I… ✓ | two | A tale of two densities:…
2 | Embodied, Predictive & I… ✓ | perceptual inference/active inference | two | The brain can minimize p…
5 | Embodied, Predictive & I… ✓ | five | “The Five Models of Oste…
5 | Embodied, Predictive & I… ✓ | five | “I do it my way” - Itali…
5 | Embodied, Predictive & I… ✓ | five | The Five Osteopathic Mod…
6 | Embodied, Predictive & I… ✓ | six | Six views of embodied co…
6 | Embodied, Predictive & I… ✓ | key concepts “1 cognition is situated/cognition is time-pressured/we off-load cognitive work onto the environment/the environment is part of the cognitive system/cognition is for action/off-line cognition is body-based” In contrast Goldinger et al | six | For example, Wilson (200…
10 | Embodied, Predictive & I… ✓ | ten | De Heer, E. W., Ten Have…
2 | emotional ✓ | cognitivist/neo-Jamesian theories of emotion both of which see emotion as a purely internal process with the environment only acting as a stimulus to the emotion | both | This theory is markedly …
2 | emotional ✓ | basic emotions/social emotions evolved to motivate behaviors that were adaptive in the ancestral environment | both | More contemporary views …
2 | emotional ✓ | Western/Eastern societies | both | Far more extensively, th…
2 | emotional ✓ | former students of Ekman/extended the list of universal emotions | both | In light of this, recent…
2 | emotional ✓ | facial/vocal expressions | both | In addition to the origi…
2 | emotional ✓ | a physiological response/a conscious experience of an emotion | both | An example of this theor…
2 | emotional ✓ | physiological/experiential aspects of emotion simultaneously | both | Therefore, Cannon also a…
2 | emotional ✓ | both | Historians, like other s…
2 | emotional ✓ | voluntary/involuntary could be seen as strategic moves in the transactions between different organisms | both | In some contexts, the ex…
2 | emotional ✓ | of the key eliciting factors for the arousal of emotions within this theory are expectations states/sanctions | two | Two of the key eliciting…
2 | emotional ✓ | withdrawal eating/resting in these examples | two | Another neurological app…
2 | emotional ✓ | -factor theory now incorporating cognition several theories began to argue that cognitive activity in the form of judgments evaluations/thoughts were entirely necessary for an emotion to occur | two | With the two-factor theo…
2 | emotional ✓ | constituents of a primordial emotion – the specific sensation which when severe may be imperious/the compelling intention for gratification by a consummatory act" | two | There are two constituen…
2 | emotional ✓ | two | This two-dimensional map…
2 | emotional ✓ | two | Two neurobiological mode…
2 | emotional ✓ | general physiological arousal/experience of emotion | two | Emotions were thus a res…
2 | emotional ✓ | how negative/positive the experience feels | two | Often, the first two dim…
2 | emotional ✓ | two | These two dimensions can…
4 | emotional ✓ | emotions that all researchers consider being founded on human neurology including assertive-anger/aversion-fear/satisfaction-happiness/disappointment-sadness | four | Based on this analysis, …
4 | emotional ✓ | four | The four humors theory m…
4 | emotional ✓ | four | These four categories ar…
4 | emotional | four | Research that tested the…
5 | emotional ✓ | five | According to Scherer's C…
5 | emotional ✓ | five | In the five million year…
6 | emotional ✓ | anger/disgust/fear/happiness/sadness/surprise | six | Ekman's facial-expressio…
6 | emotional ✓ | six | Apart from interaction r…
6 | emotional ✓ | six | In addition to the origi…
6 | emotional ✓ | six | Later in his career, Ekm…
7 | emotional ✓ | biologically inherited primary affective systems called SEEKING/FEAR/RAGE/LUST/CARE/PANIC/GRIEF/PLAY | seven | Jaak Panksepp carved out…
8 | emotional ✓ | eight | Robert Plutchik agreed w…
9 | emotional ✓ | nine | In Hinduism, Bharata Mun…
2 | empirical ✓ | ab initio/semi-empirical methods can be found in computational chemistry | both | Typical examples of both…
2 | empirical ✓ | pair | The difficulty with this…
2 | empirical ✓ | issues threatening this role are the problem of underdetermination/theory-ladenness | two | Two issues threatening t…
2 | empirical ✓ | observation/experimentation | two | In the philosophy of sci…
2 | empirical ✓ | two | Because of this continui…
2 | empirical ✓ | two | The concept of evidence …
2 | empirical ✓ | central questions for this distinction concern the relevant sense of "experience"/of "dependence" | two | Two central questions fo…
2 | enclosure ✓ | both | As if forests and parks …
2 | enclosure ✓ | double | In a few lines, the poem…
2 | enclosure | broad categories of enclosure these were 'formal'/'informal' agreements | two | There were essentially t…
2 | enclosure ✓ | elements the peasant tenantry/the lord's holding known as the demesne farm | two | The usual manor consiste…
3 | enclosure ✓ | the small farmer/the cottager/the squatter" "Before enclosure the cottager[v] was a labourer with land after enclosure was a labourer without land" | three | John and Barbara Hammond…
3 | enclosure ✓ | three | The open-field system us…
3 | enclosure ✓ | three | The very nature of the t…
3 | enclosure ✓ | three | The process could normal…
4 | enclosure | four | One of the most importan…
2 | energy ✓ | mass/energy give rise to a measureable weight when trapped in a system with zero momentum | both | Within a gravitational f…
2 | energy ✓ | both | In 1918, Sir John Woodro…
2 | energy ✓ | the Hindu kundalini and Buddhist candali traditions/the chakras are pierced by a dormant energy residing near or in the lowest chakra | both | In both the Hindu kundal…
2 | energy ✓ | can be used to derive the equations of motion/be derived from them | both | This formalism is as fun…
2 | energy ✓ | nerve plexuses/glands | both | More recently, the lower…
2 | energy ✓ | both | Literally, it means "she…
2 | energy ✓ | both | Part of the rest energy …
2 | energy ✓ | both | It has both literal and …
2 | energy ✓ | pair | This is a reversible pro…
2 | energy ✓ | reversible processes/irreversible processes | two | Thermodynamics divides e…
2 | energy ✓ | two | For example, consider el…
2 | energy ✓ | points in the oscillation cycle it is entirely kinetic/at two points it is entirely potential | two | At two points in the osc…
2 | energy ✓ | two | The photons each have no…
2 | energy ✓ | parallel dimensions one "physical body"/other "psychological emotional mind non-physical" it is called the "subtle body"[note 1] This subtle body is energy while the physical body is mass | two | The belief held that hum…
2 | energy ✓ | low-energy compounds are converted into carbohydrates lipids proteins/oxygen | two | Sunlight's radiant energ…
2 | energy ✓ | two | In 1918, Sir John Woodro…
2 | energy ✓ | two | In the 18th century, the…
2 | energy ✓ | examples of nutrients consumed by animals are glucose/stearin | two | Two examples of nutrient…
2 | energy ✓ | categories are sufficient to describe all forms of energy it is often convenient to refer to particular combinations of potential/kinetic energy as its own form | two | While these two categori…
2 | energy ✓ | two | The modern analog of thi…
2 | energy ✓ | two | The total energy of a sy…
2 | energy ✓ | main elements of the modern system the rainbow colours/the list of qualities first appeared together only in 1977 | two | Leland states that far f…
3 | energy ✓ | three | However, depending on th…
3 | energy ✓ | classical Nadis are Ida/Pingala/Sushumna in which the central channel Sushumna is said to be foremost as per Kṣurikā-Upaniṣhad | three | Three classical Nadis ar…
4 | energy ✓ | four | In esoteric Buddhism, th…
4 | energy ✓ | four | The number of major chak…
4 | energy ✓ | four | Medieval Buddhist texts …
4 | energy ✓ | four | In esoteric Buddhism, it…
4 | energy ✓ | four | These medieval Buddhist …
4 | energy ✓ | four | In esoteric Buddhism, it…
4 | energy ✓ | four | The esoteric traditions …
4 | energy | four | The names of the four ba…
5 | energy ✓ | "square/circle/triangle/half moon/dumpling" | five | The iconography popular …
5 | energy ✓ | five | Medieval Buddhist texts …
5 | energy ✓ | chakras which serve as the seats of five sets of divine female beings/namely the Devīs/the Dūtīs/the Mātṛs/the Yoginīs and the Khecarīs | five | The 10th century Kubjikā…
5 | energy ✓ | five | A system of five chakras…
5 | energy ✓ | five | Chakras, according to th…
6 | energy ✓ | six | Avalon translated the Hi…
6 | energy ✓ | six | Chakras, according to th…
6 | energy ✓ | six | However, depending on th…
6 | energy ✓ | six | It incorporates six majo…
6 | energy ✓ | six | The best-known variant h…
6 | energy ✓ | six | Some early Shaivite form…
6 | energy ✓ | six | According to Gavin Flood…
6 | energy ✓ | six | Esoteric traditions in H…
6 | energy ✓ | six | More recently, the lower…
6 | energy ✓ | six | The seven rainbow colour…
6 | energy ✓ | six | Below are the common new…
6 | energy | six | Hindu Tantra associates …
7 | energy ✓ | seven | The names of the four ba…
7 | energy ✓ | seven | In 1918, Sir John Woodro…
7 | energy ✓ | seven | The best-known variant h…
7 | energy ✓ | seven | In the 1920s, each of th…
7 | energy ✓ | seven | The number of major chak…
7 | energy ✓ | seven | The concept of a set of …
7 | energy ✓ | seven | The seven rainbow colour…
8 | energy ✓ | eight | Some early Shaivite form…
8 | energy ✓ | eight | Split into support and s…
2 | envy ✓ | both | Envy can also refer to t…
2 | envy ✓ | two | Comparison can have two …
2 | envy ✓ | two | Some languages, such as …
7 | envy ✓ | seven | In the Japanese manga se…
7 | envy ✓ | seven | Envy is one of the seven…
2 | equanimity ✓ | both | The following quote by '…
2 | equanimity ✓ | both | Divine providence guides…
2 | equanimity ✓ | two | In Chapter Two, Verse 48…
4 | equanimity | sublime attitudes/along with loving-kindness/compassion/joy | four | Here upekṣhā is consider…
4 | equanimity ✓ | four | In Buddhism, equanimity …
6 | equanimity ✓ | six | In his book Samatvam – T…
2 | eros ✓ | both | Wounded both emotionally…
2 | eros ✓ | both | In both cases, he is win…
2 | eros ✓ | creator/ruler of the universe | both | Zeus was said to have sw…
2 | eros ✓ | two | Eros features in two Dio…
2 | eros ✓ | kinds of arrows/the first are his golden arrows which induce a powerful feeling of love and affection on their target | two | Ovid, a Roman author, el…
2 | eros ✓ | two | Eros made two chaste hun…
4 | eros ✓ | four | Aphrodite imposes four d…
2 | ethical ✓ | both | Applied ethics covers is…
2 | ethical ✓ | Christian/Kantian morality | both | Friedrich Nietzsche (184…
2 | ethical ✓ | objective moral facts defended by moral realism/subjective moral facts defended by moral relativism | both | They reject the existenc…
2 | ethical ✓ | immoral/irrational | both | According to Kant, to ac…
2 | ethical ✓ | two | It implies that if two p…
2 | ethical ✓ | excess/deficiency | two | According to Aristotle (…
2 | ethical ✓ | key aspects of the hedonic calculus are the intensity/the duration of pleasure | two | Two key aspects of the h…
2 | ethical ✓ | two | A different characteriza…
2 | ethical ✓ | key issues in it are freedom of speech/speech responsibility | two | Two key issues in it are…
2 | ethical ✓ | two | The terms ethics and mor…
2 | ethical ✓ | two | The two disciplines are …
3 | ethical ✓ | most influential schools of thought are consequentialism/deontology/virtue ethics | three | The three most influenti…
3 | ethical ✓ | three | There are many other sch…
5 | ethical ✓ | Pillars of Islam constitute a basic framework of Muslim ethics and focus on the practice of faith/prayer/charity/fasting during Ramadan/and pilgrimage to Mecca | five | The Five Pillars of Isla…
5 | ethical ✓ | five | For example, in Philippa…
10 | ethical ✓ | ten | For example, Christian a…
2 | ethics ✓ | Christian/Kantian morality | both | Friedrich Nietzsche (184…
2 | ethics ✓ | objective moral facts defended by moral realism/subjective moral facts defended by moral relativism | both | They reject the existenc…
2 | ethics ✓ | both | Applied ethics covers is…
2 | ethics ✓ | immoral/irrational | both | According to Kant, to ac…
2 | ethics ✓ | excess/deficiency | two | According to Aristotle (…
2 | ethics ✓ | two | A different characteriza…
2 | ethics ✓ | two | The terms ethics and mor…
2 | ethics ✓ | two | The two disciplines are …
2 | ethics ✓ | key issues in it are freedom of speech/speech responsibility | two | Two key issues in it are…
2 | ethics ✓ | key aspects of the hedonic calculus are the intensity/the duration of pleasure | two | Two key aspects of the h…
2 | ethics ✓ | two | It implies that if two p…
3 | ethics ✓ | most influential schools of thought are consequentialism/deontology/virtue ethics | three | The three most influenti…
3 | ethics ✓ | three | There are many other sch…
5 | ethics ✓ | Pillars of Islam constitute a basic framework of Muslim ethics and focus on the practice of faith/prayer/charity/fasting during Ramadan/and pilgrimage to Mecca | five | The Five Pillars of Isla…
5 | ethics ✓ | five | For example, in Philippa…
10 | ethics ✓ | ten | For example, Christian a…
2 | ethos ✓ | its birth/its growth to teaching [] while moral virtue comes about as a result of habit whence also its name ethike is one that is formed by a slight variation from the word ethos" | both | Aristotle links virtue, …
2 | ethos ✓ | two | Aristotle links virtue, …
2 | ethos | terms also help to refine distinctions between situated/invented ethos | two | While the concept of eth…
3 | ethos ✓ | artistic proofs/modes of persuasion alongside pathos/logos | three | The word's use in rhetor…
3 | ethos ✓ | three | In rhetoric, ethos (cred…
3 | ethos ✓ | In a sense/ethos does not belong to the speaker but to the audience/it's appealing to the audience's emotions | three | According to Aristotle, …
3 | ethos ✓ | three | Another aspect stated by…
3 | ethos ✓ | three | Another principle he sta…
3 | ethos ✓ | The first is an abundant variety of types of characters in Greek tragedy/His second observation is that the reader or viewer's need for characters to display a unified identity that is similar to human nature is usually fulfilled/Thirdly characters in tragedies include incongruities and idiosyncrasies | three | Garet makes three more o…
2 | eukarya ✓ | both | Eukaryotes can reproduce…
2 | eukarya ✓ | Trichomonas vaginalis/Giardia intestinalis two organisms previously thought to be asexual | both | A core set of genes that…
2 | eukarya ✓ | haploid/diploid multicellular phases | both | There is considerable va…
2 | eukarya ✓ | membrane known as the nuclear envelope with nuclear pores that allow material to move in/out | double | The nucleus is surrounde…
2 | eukarya ✓ | two | Eukaryotes have a life c…
2 | eukarya ✓ | two | Mitochondria have two su…
2 | eukarya | two | The majority of eukaryot…
2 | eukarya ✓ | haploid gametes such as eggs and spermatozoa to form a zygote/this may grow into a body with its cells dividing by mitosis and at some stage produce haploid gametes through meiosis a division that reduces the number of chromosomes and creates genetic variability | two | The diploid phase is for…
2 | eukarya ✓ | domains of life Bacteria/Archaea with eukaryotes incorporated among the Archaea | two | Ignoring mitochondrial D…
2 | eukarya ✓ | two | In antiquity, the two li…
2 | eukarya ✓ | Discoba/Metamonada | two | The proposed phylogeny b…
2 | eukarya ✓ | two | A core set of genes that…
2 | eukarya ✓ | the Bacteria/the Archaea | two | They constitute a major …
2 | eukarya ✓ | species are descendants of lineages that diverged early from the eukaryotic evolutionary tree core meiotic genes/hence sex were likely present in the common ancestor of eukaryotes | two | Since these two species …
2 | eukarya ✓ | matching sets by a microtubular spindle during nuclear division/in the distinctively eukaryotic process of mitosis | two | The nucleus stores the c…
2 | eukarya ✓ | two | They are supported by a …
4 | eukarya ✓ | four | The eukaryotes thus came…
6 | eukarya ✓ | animals/symbiomycotan fungi/brown algae/red algae/green algae/land plants | six | Complex multicellular or…
9 | eukarya ✓ | nine | They are supported by a …
2 | eukaryote ✓ | haploid/diploid multicellular phases | both | There is considerable va…
2 | eukaryote ✓ | Trichomonas vaginalis/Giardia intestinalis two organisms previously thought to be asexual | both | A core set of genes that…
2 | eukaryote ✓ | both | Eukaryotes can reproduce…
2 | eukaryote ✓ | membrane known as the nuclear envelope with nuclear pores that allow material to move in/out | double | The nucleus is surrounde…
2 | eukaryote ✓ | the Bacteria/the Archaea | two | They constitute a major …
2 | eukaryote | two | They are supported by a …
2 | eukaryote ✓ | species are descendants of lineages that diverged early from the eukaryotic evolutionary tree core meiotic genes/hence sex were likely present in the common ancestor of eukaryotes | two | Since these two species …
2 | eukaryote ✓ | domains of life Bacteria/Archaea with eukaryotes incorporated among the Archaea | two | Ignoring mitochondrial D…
2 | eukaryote ✓ | two | The majority of eukaryot…
2 | eukaryote ✓ | haploid gametes such as eggs and spermatozoa to form a zygote/this may grow into a body with its cells dividing by mitosis and at some stage produce haploid gametes through meiosis a division that reduces the number of chromosomes and creates genetic variability | two | The diploid phase is for…
2 | eukaryote ✓ | two | A core set of genes that…
2 | eukaryote ✓ | two | Eukaryotes have a life c…
2 | eukaryote ✓ | two | Mitochondria have two su…
2 | eukaryote ✓ | matching sets by a microtubular spindle during nuclear division/in the distinctively eukaryotic process of mitosis | two | The nucleus stores the c…
2 | eukaryote ✓ | Discoba/Metamonada | two | The proposed phylogeny b…
2 | eukaryote ✓ | two | In antiquity, the two li…
4 | eukaryote | four | The eukaryotes thus came…
6 | eukaryote ✓ | animals/symbiomycotan fungi/brown algae/red algae/green algae/land plants | six | Complex multicellular or…
9 | eukaryote ✓ | nine | They are supported by a …
2 | eustress ✓ | eustress/distress | both | Differentiation between …
2 | eustress ✓ | can be equally taxing on the body/are cumulative in nature depending on a person's way of adapting to the stressor that caused it | both | Both can be equally taxi…
2 | eustress ✓ | two | Selye first differentiat…
2 | eustress ✓ | is dependent on one's perception of the stress but it is believed that the same stressor may cause both eustress/distress | two | Differentiation between …
6 | eustress ✓ | six | Stress has also been lin…
2 | evaluation ✓ | both | Such studies are, by def…
2 | evaluation ✓ | of these approaches seek to misrepresent value interpretations about an object/they function differently from each other | both | Politically controlled a…
2 | evaluation ✓ | pseudo-evaluation approaches politically controlled/public relations studies are represented | two | Two pseudo-evaluation ap…
2 | evaluation ✓ | accreditation/certification/connoisseur studies—are based on a subjectivist epistemology from an elite perspective | two | Two approaches—accredita…
2 | evaluation ✓ | two | There are two functions …
2 | evaluation ✓ | approaches decision-oriented/policy studies are based on an objectivist epistemology from an elite perspective | two | Two approaches, decision…
2 | evaluation ✓ | two | House then divides each …
2 | evaluation ✓ | two | Two classifications of e…
3 | evaluation ✓ | groups/according to their orientation toward the role of values/ethical consideration | three | Stufflebeam and Webster …
3 | evaluation ✓ | due competence/documentation accuracy/appropriate use of resources | three | General professional cod…
4 | evaluation | organizer/purpose/strengths/weaknesses | four | The following table is u…
4 | evaluation ✓ | Utility/Feasibility/Propriety/Accuracy | four | The Joint Committee stan…
5 | evaluation ✓ | five | As a group, these five a…
5 | evaluation ✓ | experimental research/management information systems/testing programs/objectives-based studies/content analysis—take an elite perspective | five | Five of them—experimenta…
6 | evaluation ✓ | six | Six quasi-evaluation app…
7 | evaluation ✓ | seven | Accountability takes a m…
2 | evolution ✓ | ends which causes a decrease in variance around the average value/less diversity | both | Finally, in stabilising …
2 | evolution ✓ | biomass/species being prokaryotes | both | However, despite the evo…
2 | evolution ✓ | controlled laboratory conditions/in nature | both | Speciation has been obse…
2 | evolution ✓ | for mutation biases/differential selection based on effects on translation | both | Such models also include…
2 | evolution ✓ | modern/extinct species palaeontologists can infer the lineages of those species | both | By comparing the anatomi…
2 | evolution ✓ | its genotype/the influence of the environment it has lived in | both | An individual organism's…
2 | evolution ✓ | genetic differences/nonrandom mating to allow reproductive isolation to evolve | both | Generally, sympatric spe…
2 | evolution ✓ | within/between species | both | However, discoveries in …
2 | evolution ✓ | from "reptile"-like lineages mammals around 129 million years ago Homininae around 10 million years ago/modern humans around 250000 years ago | both | Amphibians first appeare…
2 | evolution ✓ | conflict/cooperation | both | Interactions between org…
2 | evolution | types of change is bacterial adaptation to antibiotic selection with genetic changes causing antibiotic resistance by both modifying the target of the drug/increasing the activity of transporters that pump the drug out of the cell | both | An example that shows bo…
2 | evolution ✓ | their number of chromosomes/to form polyploids | double | However, it is more comm…
2 | evolution ✓ | pair | This is because during m…
2 | evolution ✓ | an evolutionary arms race has produced high levels of toxin in the newt/correspondingly high levels of toxin resistance in the snake | pair | In this predator-prey pa…
2 | evolution ✓ | pair | This allows the chromoso…
2 | evolution ✓ | pair | This process is easier o…
2 | evolution ✓ | two | Before a cell divides, t…
2 | evolution ✓ | two | In a related process cal…
2 | evolution ✓ | two | The first cost is that i…
2 | evolution ✓ | two | Mutation bias is usually…
2 | evolution ✓ | two | This tendency is measure…
2 | evolution ✓ | species have diverged since their most recent common ancestor it may still be possible for them to produce offspring as with horses/donkeys mating to produce mules | two | Depending on how far two…
2 | evolution ✓ | populations may cause reinforcement which is the evolution of traits that promote mating within a species/as well as character displacement which is when two species become more distinct in appearance | two | Selection against hybrid…
2 | evolution ✓ | two | Instead, speciation resu…
2 | evolution ✓ | two | One type of sympatric sp…
2 | evolution ✓ | two | Even in the absence of s…
2 | evolution ✓ | two | By using the term adapta…
2 | evolution ✓ | two | However, the rate of rec…
2 | evolution ✓ | two | The third mode is parapa…
2 | evolution ✓ | two | The two-fold cost of sex…
2 | evolution ✓ | two | Barriers to reproduction…
2 | evolution ✓ | different values becoming most common/with selection against the average value | two | Secondly, disruptive sel…
2 | evolution ✓ | two | The scientific theory of…
3 | evolution ✓ | interbreeding/ecological/phylogenetic | three | Despite the diversity of…
3 | evolution ✓ | three | For example, the human e…
3 | evolution ✓ | three | Natural selection within…
3 | evolution ✓ | More offspring are produced than can possibly survive/these conditions produce competition between organisms for survival/reproduction | three | It embodies three princi…
3 | evolution ✓ | three | DNA methylation marking …
4 | evolution ✓ | four | DNA is a long biopolymer…
4 | evolution ✓ | four | There are four primary g…
4 | evolution ✓ | four | For example, the human e…
4 | evolution ✓ | The common descent of organisms was first deduced from four simple facts about organisms First they have geographic distributions that cannot be explained by local adaptation/Second the diversity of life is not a set of completely unique organisms but organisms that share morphological similarities/Third vestigial traits with no clear purpose resemble functional ancestral traits/Fourth organisms can be classified using these similarities into a hierarchy of nested groups similar to a family tree | four | The common descent of or…
5 | evolution ✓ | five | More than 99% of all spe…
2 | executive branch ✓ | the writing/enforcing of law | both | Members of the executive…
2 | executive branch ✓ | the head of state/government | both | In a presidential system…
2 | executive branch ✓ | bodies are "fused" together/rather than being independent | two | Since the executive requ…
2 | existence ✓ | contingent/necessary entities but excludes merely possible entities | both | According to actualism, …
2 | existence ✓ | their essential features/in the ways they exist | both | This is the case accordi…
2 | existence ✓ | existing/nonexisting objects | both | Meinongianism differs fr…
2 | existence ✓ | to individual entities/to the totality of reality | both | Existence sets real enti…
2 | existence ✓ | God's features/God's mode of existence | both | This position is sometim…
2 | existence ✓ | physical/mental entities exist on the most-fundamental level | both | Dualists like René Desca…
2 | existence ✓ | two | Samkhya explains the man…
2 | existence ✓ | main theories of existence are first-order/second-order theories | two | The two main theories of…
2 | existence ✓ | Meinongianism/universalism | two | There are two types of f…
2 | existence ✓ | types of existence are pure consciousness/matter | two | For instance, the ancien…
3 | existence ✓ | marks of existence" which are aniccā/anattā/dukkha | three | A central doctrine in Bu…
2 | existential ✓ | existentialist/absurdist themes in its depiction of a man arrested for a crime for which the charges are neither revealed to him nor to the reader | both | Orson Welles's 1962 film…
2 | existential ✓ | directed/written by Hideaki Anno | both | Neon Genesis Evangelion …
2 | existential ✓ | both | As Kierkegaard defines i…
2 | existential ✓ | both | Louis-Ferdinand Céline's…
2 | existential ✓ | eg putting in extra hours/investing savings | both | In this example, conside…
2 | existential ✓ | an aesthetic/ethical value of life | both | Yet he continues to impl…
2 | existential ✓ | but the first man/leads a rather normal life while the second man | both | Both have committed many…
2 | existential ✓ | positivism/rationalism | both | Existentialists oppose d…
2 | existential ✓ | both | Although nihilism and ex…
2 | existential ✓ | of the subjects/a person experiences the other person as experiencing the same things | both | To clarify, when one exp…
2 | existential ✓ | both | A primary cause of confu…
2 | existential ✓ | both | The play "exploits sever…
2 | existential ✓ | women After their entry/the Valet leaves and the door is shut and locked | two | Eventually he is joined …
2 | existential ✓ | two | The play expands upon th…
2 | existential ✓ | men one of whom has no memory of his past/the other who remembers everything | two | As an example, consider …
2 | existential ✓ | two | This view constitutes on…
2 | existential ✓ | two | William Barrett identifi…
2 | existential ✓ | Sartre argued that a central proposition of existentialism is that existence precedes essence which is to say that individuals shape themselves by existing and cannot be perceived through preconceived and a priori categories/an "essence" | two | This assertion comes fro…
2 | existential ✓ | of the first philosophers considered fundamental to the existentialist movement though neither used the term "existentialism"/it is unclear whether they would have supported the existentialism of the 20th century | two | Kierkegaard and Nietzsch…
2 | existential ✓ | characters are portrayed as two clowns/fools in a world beyond their understanding | two | The two characters are p…
2 | existential ✓ | novels of Sartre's The Roads to Freedom trilogy had appeared/as had Beauvoir's novel The Blood of Others | two | By the end of 1947, Camu…
2 | existential ✓ | two | Existentialist themes ar…
2 | existential ✓ | Russian philosophers Lev Shestov/Nikolai Berdyaev became well known as existentialist thinkers during their post-Revolutionary exiles in Paris | two | Two Russian philosophers…
2 | existential ✓ | life becomes absurd due to the incompatibility between human beings/the world they inhabit | two | The concept only emerges…
2 | existential ✓ | two | Comparisons have also be…
2 | existential ✓ | two | Following the Second Wor…
2 | existential ✓ | weeks later gave the widely reported lecture on existentialism/secular humanism to a packed meeting of the Club Maintenant | two | In a very short period o…
3 | existential ✓ | soldiers are chosen at random/court-martialed by a "kangaroo court"/executed by firing squad | three | The film tells the story…
3 | existential ✓ | three | All three expect to be t…
2 | explanation ✓ | from the Platonic Idea/from Berkeley's use of "idea" | both | One may also translate "…
2 | explanation ✓ | scientific/at least some more ordinary forms of explanation | both | form in the former. It i…
2 | explanation ✓ | subject/object | both | The principle, in anothe…
2 | explanation ✓ | things that are absolutely inexplicable are the principle itself/the “thing in itself” which Schopenhauer connects with the will to live | two | It [the principle of suf…
3 | explanation ✓ | three | Private publication soon…
4 | explanation ✓ | four | Aristotle recognized fou…
4 | explanation ✓ | four | Different rules govern t…
4 | explanation ✓ | four | Four classes of explanat…
4 | explanation ✓ | four | Hence, four classes of o…
2 | exploitative ✓ | citizens/businesses by abandoning taxation completely which leads to lack of government incentive to support economic growth through innovation | both | Additionally, extra capi…
2 | exploitative ✓ | both | In his piece “The enviro…
2 | exploitative ✓ | both | Copper mining is also ex…
2 | exploitative ✓ | within countries and internationally/have been crucial in amplifying the voices of affected communities and exerting pressure on governments and corporations to adopt more sustainable and equitable practices | both | Solidarity networks, bot…
2 | exploitative ✓ | economically/for their communities | both | Puerto Rico's economy is…
2 | exploitative ✓ | sides escalating tensions between mining companies local communities/the government | both | These clashes have resul…
2 | exploitative ✓ | large lithium plants began operation in Nagormo Qinghai producing 40000/20000 tonnes annually | two | Significant lithium depo…
2 | explore ✓ | by uncrewed robotic space probes/human spaceflight | both | While the exploration of…
2 | explore ✓ | The first covering most of Human history saw people moving out of Africa settling in new lands/developing distinct cultures in relative isolation | two | Two major eras of geogra…
2 | explorer ✓ | by uncrewed robotic space probes/human spaceflight | both | While the exploration of…
2 | explorer ✓ | The first covering most of Human history saw people moving out of Africa settling in new lands/developing distinct cultures in relative isolation | two | Two major eras of geogra…
2 | external stimulus ✓ | both | Both divisions of recept…
2 | external stimulus ✓ | internal/external changes | both | Epinephrine, also known …
2 | external stimulus ✓ | main types of nociceptors exist A-fiber nociceptors/C-fiber nociceptors | two | Pain receptors are known…
2 | external stimulus ✓ | an excitatory response normally in the form of an action potential/an inhibitory response | two | In the nervous system, i…
2 | external stimulus ✓ | two | Only roughly two percent…
2 | external stimulus ✓ | neurons known as the presynaptic and postsynaptic neurons/if the signal from the presynaptic neuron is excitatory it will cause the release of an excitatory neurotransmitter causing a similar response in the postsynaptic neuron | two | Calcium causes the relea…
6 | external stimulus ✓ | six | This amount of sensation…
2 | extraversion ✓ | emotional/cognitive well-being | both | For instance, one study …
2 | extraversion ✓ | the popular understanding/current psychological usage are not the same as Jung's original concept | both | The terms were introduce…
2 | extraversion ✓ | introverts/extraverts enrich society with examples including the introverts Isaac Newton Albert Einstein Mahatma Gandhi Dr Seuss W | both | In contrast, Cain says t…
2 | extraversion ✓ | enjoy participating in social interactions/but extraverts participate socially more | both | Similar finding was repo…
2 | extraversion ✓ | both | The results showed no si…
2 | extraversion ✓ | extraverts/introverts participate in social relations but that the quality of this participation differs | both | Thirdly, studies have sh…
2 | extraversion ✓ | both | Humans are complex and u…
2 | extraversion | traits/with one being more dominant | both | While often presented as…
2 | extraversion ✓ | both | The International Englis…
2 | extraversion | introvert/extravert traits | both | Kaminski described otrov…
2 | extraversion ✓ | first between 1971 and 1975/and later between 1981 and 1984 | two | short version of the NEO…
2 | extraversion ✓ | two | Richard Robins, a profes…
2 | extraversion ✓ | major tendencies impulsiveness/sociability | two | Eysenck originally sugge…
2 | extraversion ✓ | assessment outcomes were better predicted by conscientiousness/neuroticism | two | They found that extraver…
2 | extraversion ✓ | others in a journal in 1910/the first time the term appeared in print | two | A transcript of this lec…
2 | extraversion ✓ | consecutive studies that people with more sensitive BIS reported higher levels of average negative affect/while people with more sensitive BAS reported higher levels of positive affect | two | For example, Gable, Reis…
3 | extraversion ✓ | three | Eysenck designated extra…
3 | extraversion ✓ | three | Examples include the Big…
3 | extraversion ✓ | three | In one study, researcher…
3 | extraversion ✓ | self-esteem/optimism/extraversion | three | Dr. David Meyers has cla…
3 | extraversion ✓ | three | The trait of introversio…
4 | extraversion ✓ | temperaments of ancient medicine with choleric/sanguine temperaments equating to extraversion/melancholic/phlegmatic temperaments equating to introversion | four | Eysenck compared this tr…
4 | extraversion ✓ | four | One study classified sch…
5 | extraversion ✓ | five | Examples include the Big…
5 | extraversion ✓ | five | Goldberg (1992) develope…
5 | extraversion ✓ | five | Though extraversion and …
5 | extraversion ✓ | five | The International Englis…
2 | eyes ✓ | both | These two groups are not…
2 | eyes ✓ | above and below/the light coming from above is focused by a lens while that coming from below by a curved mirror composed of many layers of small reflective plates made of guanine crystals | both | Each of the two eyes of …
2 | eyes ✓ | layer/the ciliary epithelium | double | The ciliary body is tria…
2 | eyes ✓ | a 035 mm line pair at 1 m | pair | For a human eye with exc…
2 | eyes ✓ | pair | Spherical aberration lim…
2 | eyes ✓ | pair | At a pupil diameter of 3…
2 | eyes ✓ | pair | A resolution of 2 arcmin…
2 | eyes ✓ | of large simple eyes with a narrow field of view/augmented by an array of smaller eyes for peripheral vision | pair | Jumping spiders have one…
2 | eyes ✓ | groups on the basis of their photoreceptor's cellular construction with the photoreceptor cells either being ciliated/rhabdomeric | two | Eyes also fall into two …
2 | eyes ✓ | groups are not monophyletic/the Cnidaria also possess ciliated cells and some gastropods and annelids possess both | two | These two groups are not…
2 | eyes ✓ | lenses in each eye/arranged like those in a telescope | two | Another copepod, Copilia…
2 | eyes ✓ | small windows of the EM spectrum/there has been no evolutionary pressure among land animals to broaden this range | two | This is a rather small s…
2 | eyes ✓ | the rods/the cones | two | The retina contains two …
2 | eyes ✓ | eyes of a spookfish collects light from both above and below/the light coming from above is focused by a lens while that coming from below by a curved mirror composed of many layers of small reflective plates made of guanine crystals | two | Each of the two eyes of …
2 | eyes ✓ | apposition eyes which form multiple inverted images/superposition eyes which form a single erect image | two | Compound eyes fall into …
2 | eyes ✓ | two | Their eyes are almost di…
2 | eyes ✓ | types of opsin involved in vision/c-opsins which are associated with ciliary-type photoreceptor cells and r-opsins associated with rhabdomeric photoreceptor cells | two | There are two types of o…
2 | eyes ✓ | two | The transparent protecti…
3 | eyes ✓ | The refracting superposition eye has a gap between the lens/the rhabdom/no side wall | three | The second type is named…
3 | eyes ✓ | three | The shrimp has an eye of…
3 | eyes ✓ | three | The colour seen is the c…
3 | eyes ✓ | three | Some marine organisms be…
3 | eyes ✓ | three | In humans, there are thr…
6 | eyes ✓ | six | The last common ancestor…
7 | eyes ✓ | seven | Simple eyes are rather u…
9 | eyes ✓ | nine | Heterogeneous eyes have …
10 | eyes ✓ | ten | There are ten different …
10 | eyes ✓ | ten | Eyes with resolving powe…
5 | fable ✓ | five | The word "Panchatantra" …
7 | fable ✓ | seven | These included Vishnu Sa…
2 | failed ✓ | actions/omissions may be morally significant | both | Both actions and omissio…
2 | failed ✓ | moralistic/individualistic connotations | both | Accordingly, the notion …
2 | failed ✓ | consciously/unconsciously | two | Patricia G. Smith notes …
2 | fairy-tale ✓ | types of 510 Katie Woodencloak is classified as 510A because the villain is the stepmother/Tattercoats as 510B because the grandfather fills the father's role | both | Given these features com…
2 | fairy-tale ✓ | by teller/hearers as being grounded in historical truth | both | Legends are perceived as…
2 | fairy-tale ✓ | both | Both Beauty and the Beas…
2 | fairy-tale ✓ | in oral and in literary form/the name "fairy tale" was first ascribed to them by Madame d'Aulnoy in the late 17th century | both | Fairy tales occur both i…
2 | fairy-tale ✓ | inspiring them to collect tales/leading them to similarly believe in a spirit of romantic nationalism that the fairy tales of a country were particularly representative of it to the neglect of cross-cultural influence | both | The work of the Brothers…
2 | fairy-tale ✓ | fantastic elements/animals | both | Vladimir Propp, in his M…
2 | fairy-tale ✓ | both | MacDonald incorporated f…
2 | fairy-tale ✓ | two | Two theories of origins …
2 | fairy-tale ✓ | of the most influential classifications are those of Antti Aarne as revised by Stith Thompson into the Aarne-Thompson classification system/Vladimir Propp's Morphology of the Folk Tale | two | Two of the most influent…
3 | fairy-tale ✓ | three | Some of the earliest sho…
3 | fairy-tale ✓ | three | Carlo Gozzi made use of …
3 | fairy-tale ✓ | three | For instance, tales like…
3 | fairy-tale ✓ | three | While the elements were …
4 | fairy-tale ✓ | four | Composed by the four mem…
6 | fairy-tale ✓ | preparation/complication/transference/struggle/return/recognition | six | Propp's 31 functions als…
7 | fairy-tale ✓ | seven | Similarly, the close agr…
7 | fairy-tale ✓ | seven | Walt Disney's influentia…
7 | fairy-tale ✓ | seven | Walt Disney's first feat…
7 | fairy-tale ✓ | seven | With the cost of over 40…
7 | fairy-tale ✓ | seven | Vladimir Propp specifica…
2 | faith ✓ | the Center for Research on Faith and Moral Development/and the Center for Ethics until he retired in 2005 | both | He was director of both …
2 | faith ✓ | both | In the religion's view, …
2 | faith ✓ | accepts statements from God that seem impossible/offers obedient actions in response to direction from God to do things that seem implausible | both | On several occasions, Ab…
2 | faith ✓ | two | We do not speak of faith…
2 | faith ✓ | hundred forty times/rendered "assurance" in Acts 1731 is "an old verb meaning 'to furnish' used regularly by Demosthenes for bringing forward evidence" Tom Price affirms that when the New Testament talks about faith positively it only uses words derived from the Greek root [pistis] which means "to be persuaded" | two | American biblical schola…
2 | faith ✓ | two | According to the Quran, …
3 | faith ✓ | the Buddha/Dharma/Sangha | three | Faith in Buddhism can st…
3 | faith ✓ | namely Gautama Buddha his teaching/the community of spiritually developed followers/the monastic community seeking enlightenment | three | In early Buddhism, faith…
3 | faith ✓ | three | In the Hadith of Gabriel…
4 | faith | four | We do not speak of faith…
4 | faith ✓ | four-part | The four-part Catechism …
5 | faith ✓ | five | Faith is not a religious…
5 | faith ✓ | five | Muhammad referred to the…
6 | faith ✓ | six | For example, some Christ…
6 | faith ✓ | six | Muhammad referred to the…
2 | fall ✓ | both | In North America, while …
2 | fall ✓ | physically/mentally | both | Skies turn grey, the amo…
4 | fall | four | Autumn, also known as fa…
2 | Falsifiablity ✓ | the problem of induction/the problem of demarcation | both | He proposed falsifiabili…
2 | Falsifiablity ✓ | the theory/the evidence in order to make them agree | both | "Yet instead of acceptin…
2 | Falsifiablity ✓ | be measured separately/even though it never happens that they are different | both | Another example of a bas…
2 | Falsifiablity ✓ | the emission of neutrinos/the existence of the melting point | both | In his critique of the f…
2 | Falsifiablity ✓ | the theory itself/its predictions are too imprecise | both | He says that it is not f…
2 | Falsifiablity ✓ | testable/subsequently falsified | both | In Popper's view, this w…
2 | Falsifiablity ✓ | both | Also, when scientists de…
2 | Falsifiablity ✓ | both | Popper said that some ph…
2 | Falsifiablity ✓ | falsifications/the value of a theory in practice to explain progress | both | Lakatos described Popper…
2 | Falsifiablity ✓ | two | However, falsifiers need…
2 | Falsifiablity ✓ | two | When this distinction is…
2 | Falsifiablity ✓ | two | Popper said that some ph…
2 | Falsifiablity ✓ | false theories/as is the case for all theories in the history of science | two | Later, it was shown that…
2 | Falsifiablity ✓ | that they be finitely/irrevocably testable | two | There it is proposed tha…
2 | Falsifiablity ✓ | two | Imre Lakatos divided the…
2 | Falsifiablity ✓ | ie those statements which if true corroborate it/bear it out | two | He then gives Popper's d…
2 | Falsifiablity ✓ | two | To contradict a universa…
2 | Falsifiablity | purposes On the methodological side/observations can show that a law is false | two | So observations have two…
4 | Falsifiablity ✓ | four | Popper distinguishes fou…
4 | Falsifiablity ✓ | four | Methodological falsifica…
4 | Falsifiablity ✓ | Lakatos used dogmatic/naive falsificationism to describe how Popper changed over time/viewed sophisticated falsificationism as his refinement/but also said that Popper sometimes presents as a sophisticated falsificationist | four | Lakatos described four k…
5 | Falsifiablity ✓ | five | In several cases, the Un…
10 | Falsifiablity ✓ | ten | The answer rests on know…
10 | Falsifiablity ✓ | ten | Another example of a bas…
2 | family ✓ | both | It is a family arrangeme…
2 | family ✓ | both | A forced marriage is a m…
2 | family ✓ | both | Children's rights are th…
2 | family ✓ | both | A child marriage is a ma…
2 | family ✓ | collateral/aggregate | both | These terms do not tradi…
2 | family ✓ | the paternal/maternal sides | both | Bilateral descent is a f…
2 | family ✓ | corporately/individually | both | Family honor is an abstr…
2 | family ✓ | both | As compared to sole cust…
2 | family ✓ | parents remarried/bringing children of the former family into the new family | both | The term blended family …
2 | family ✓ | parents simultaneously/recognize multiple ancestors but unlike with cognatic descent it is not used to form descent groups | both | Families who use this sy…
2 | family ✓ | essentially different relationships either the wife of one's brother/the sister of one's spouse | two | The term "sister-in-law"…
2 | family ✓ | two | Polygamy is a marriage t…
2 | family ✓ | mothers two fathers non-binary trans/queer folks raising children | two | Furthermore, there are f…
2 | family ✓ | two | These family communicati…
2 | family ✓ | people/it is necessary for the formation of an economically productive household | two | However, producing child…
2 | family ✓ | two | Anthropologists believe …
2 | family ✓ | These types refer to ideal/normative structures found in particular societies | two | This term has two distin…
2 | family ✓ | two | In the United States, on…
2 | family ✓ | two | The parent may have sole…
2 | family ✓ | conformity orientation | two | One being conversation o…
3 | family ✓ | three | In 1993, the United Nati…
3 | family ✓ | three | American anthropologist …
3 | family ✓ | three | Europe has seen a surge …
4 | family ✓ | neglect/physical abuse/psychological or emotional abuse/and sexual abuse | four | There are four major cat…
4 | family ✓ | four | For large numbers of gen…
4 | family ✓ | four | Europe has seen a surge …
5 | family ✓ | five | In the United States, on…
5 | family ✓ | subtypes can be distinguished – physical abuse/sexual abuse/neglect and negligent treatment/emotional abuse/exploitation | five | Within this broad defini…
5 | family ✓ | five | The numbers have risen s…
6 | family ✓ | six | Morgan identified six ba…
8 | family ✓ | eight | In the US, this arrangem…
2 | fasting ✓ | both | The precept to both fast…
2 | fasting ✓ | consecutive meals in a 24-hour period on the first Sunday of each month/members are invited to donate the money they would have used for those meals to assist others in need | two | Members of the Church of…
2 | fasting ✓ | Typical observed weight loss under prolonged fasting averages at 09 kg per day during the first week and 03 kg per day by the third week/In early fasting during periods of high gluconeogenesis roughly two-thirds of weight lost is lean muscle mass as opposed to fat | two | In early fasting, during…
2 | fasting ✓ | two | A 2021 review found that…
4 | fasting ✓ | to seven days following a malnutrition event/the production of glycogen/fat and protein in cells may cause low serum concentrations of potassium/magnesium and phosphate | four | When too much food or li…
9 | fasting ✓ | nine | 100,000 people attended …
10 | fasting ✓ | ten | In all, ten men survived…
2 | father ✓ | both | In the case of male same…
2 | fear ✓ | mice/rats | both | After the discovery of p…
2 | fear ✓ | eg/by employing categories like "fear" | both | A more scientifically de…
2 | fear ✓ | religiousness/spirituality were related to positive psychosocial functioning but only church-centered religiousness protected subjects against the fear of death[better source needed] | both | Both religiousness and s…
2 | fear ✓ | directions between the prefrontal cortex hypothalamus the sensory cortex the hippocampus thalamus septum/the brainstem | both | The amygdala communicate…
2 | fear ✓ | when subjects observed someone else being submitted to an aversive event knowing that the same treatment awaited themselves/when subjects were subsequently placed in a fear-provoking situation | both | Nearing and Elizabeth A.…
2 | fear ✓ | both | Humans and animals both …
2 | fear ✓ | both | The disease destroys bot…
2 | fear ✓ | the paraventricular nucleus and the bed nucleus of the stria terminalis/and it increased stress hormone levels in plasma | both | It was not until 2011 th…
2 | fear ✓ | conditions/not just simply from personal history | both | This suggests that fear …
2 | fear ✓ | both | For example, the fear of…
2 | fear ✓ | females/males stress-induced sweat from females produced markedly stronger arousal in women than in men | both | While stress-induced swe…
2 | fear ✓ | main categories/namely avoidance/flight and immobility | two | Although fear behavior v…
2 | fear ✓ | different shock situations responded differently based on instinct/defensive topography rather than contextual information | two | Michael S. Fanselow cond…
2 | fear ✓ | amygdalae/located behind the pituitary gland | two | The brain structures tha…
2 | fear ✓ | criteria even if death is a "deprivation of good things"/even if one believes in a painful afterlife | two | He argues, that death do…
3 | fear ✓ | three | If the three conditions …
3 | fear ✓ | flight/fight/freeze | three | There are three forms of…
3 | fear ✓ | three | According to Kagan for f…
3 | fear ✓ | groups namely pain novelty/frustration although he also described "looming" which refers to an object rapidly moving towards the visual sensors of a subject/can be categorized as "intensity" | three | Another categorization w…
3 | fear ✓ | three | A German study from 2006…
5 | fear ✓ | five | Pretreatment of rats wit…
5 | fear ✓ | five | A German study from 2006…
5 | fear ✓ | categories include experiencing shame and embarrassment/devaluing one's self-estimate/having an uncertain future/important others losing interest/upsetting important others | five | The five categories incl…
5 | fear ✓ | five | These five categories ca…
5 | fear ✓ | five | Another study was done i…
7 | fear ✓ | seven | A German study from 2006…
10 | fear ✓ | ten | Another suggestion is a …
2 | feedback ✓ | positive/negative | both | Biological systems conta…
2 | feedback ✓ | a qualitative/a quantitative component | both | This confusion may arise…
2 | feedback ✓ | simple and clocked circuits in modern usage it is common to reserve the term flip-flop exclusively for discussing clocked circuits/the simple ones are commonly called latches | both | Although the term flip-f…
2 | feedback ✓ | stable states/can be used to store state information | two | A latch or a flip-flop i…
2 | feedback ✓ | two | The circuit can be made …
2 | feedback ✓ | arms of the circuit/to provide the circuit with a state | two | They typically construct…
2 | feedback ✓ | parts joined so that each affects the other the properties of the feedback give important/useful information about the properties of the whole | two | When there are only two …
2 | feedback ✓ | two | There are two main types…
2 | feedback ✓ | definitions may be confusing/like when an incentive is used to boost poor performance | two | The two definitions may …
3 | feedback ✓ | then twenty circuits can be traced through them/knowing the properties of all the twenty circuits does not give complete information about the system 54 | three | But when the parts rise …
4 | feedback ✓ | if every one affects the other three/then twenty circuits can be traced through them/knowing the properties of all the twenty circuits does not give complete information about the system 54 | four | But when the parts rise …
2 | feeling ✓ | enlightenment/suffering | both | These frameworks regard …
2 | feeling ✓ | feelings/emotions | both | More recently, affective…
2 | feeling ✓ | individually felt/socially mediated | both | Classical Indian aesthet…
2 | feeling ✓ | affect/cognition may constitute independent sources of effects within systems of information processing | both | Both affect and cognitio…
2 | feeling ✓ | both | In Tibetan Buddhist syst…
2 | feeling ✓ | two | Arlie Russell Hochschild…
2 | feeling ✓ | two | This research contrasts …
3 | feeling ✓ | pleasant/unpleasant/neutral | three | In Buddhist psychology, …
3 | feeling ✓ | pleasant–unpleasant/arousing–subduing/strain–relaxation | three | Wundt proposed that affe…
4 | feeling ✓ | fundamental functions of consciousness/alongside thinking/sensation/intuition | four | In the early 20th centur…
4 | feeling ✓ | primary functions of consciousness/alongside thinking/sensation/intuition | four | In philosophical psychol…
9 | feeling ✓ | nine | Classical Indian aesthet…
2 | feet ✓ | these muscles are inserted with two heads proximally/distally to the first metatarsophalangeal joint | both | Both these muscles are i…
2 | feet ✓ | both | Both heads are inserted …
2 | feet ✓ | both | Both the midfoot and for…
2 | feet ✓ | arise on the calcaneus/extend into the dorsal aponeurosis of digits one to four just beyond the penultimate joints | both | They both arise on the c…
2 | feet ✓ | two | In the deep layer of pos…
2 | feet ✓ | two | The human foot has two l…
2 | feet ✓ | two | Similar to the fingers o…
2 | feet ✓ | long bones of the lower leg the tibia/fibula are connected to the top of the talus to form the ankle | two | The two long bones of th…
2 | feet ✓ | muscles are the strongest pronators/aid in plantar flexion | two | These two muscles are th…
2 | feet ✓ | two | The triceps surae consis…
2 | feet ✓ | two | The two longitudinal arc…
2 | feet ✓ | two | It is occasionally absen…
2 | feet ✓ | two | Similarly, an overpronat…
2 | feet ✓ | one | two | The number of metatarsal…
2 | feet ✓ | heads proximally/distally to the first metatarsophalangeal joint | two | Both these muscles are i…
2 | feet ✓ | two | The quadratus plantae or…
2 | feet ✓ | heads the oblique head originating obliquely across the central part of the midfoot/the transverse head originating near the metatarsophalangeal joints of digits five to three | two | It has two heads, the ob…
2 | feet ✓ | two | It is also known as the …
3 | feet ✓ | three | This arch stretches from…
3 | feet ✓ | three | Similar to the fingers o…
3 | feet ✓ | three | The five irregular bones…
3 | feet ✓ | three | It is also known as the …
3 | feet ✓ | Similar to the intrinsic muscles of the hand there are three groups of muscles in the sole of foot those of the first and last digits and a central group Muscles of the big toe the abductor hallucis stretches medially along the border of the sole from the calcaneus to the first digit/Both these muscles are inserted with two heads proximally and distally to the first metatarsophalangeal joint/Both heads are inserted into the lateral sesamoid bone of the first digit | three | They act to dorsiflex th…
3 | feet ✓ | three | These three muscles act …
4 | feet ✓ | four | They both arise on the c…
4 | feet ✓ | four | Similar to the fingers o…
4 | feet ✓ | four | It is also known as the …
4 | feet ✓ | four | Central muscle group: Th…
5 | feet ✓ | five | It is occasionally absen…
5 | feet ✓ | five | The forefoot is composed…
5 | feet ✓ | irregular bones of the midfoot/the cuboid/navicular/three cuneiform bones/form the arches of the foot which serve as a shock absorber | five | The five irregular bones…
5 | feet ✓ | five | It has two heads, the ob…
2 | fetishism ✓ | a focus of worship/a conduit for spiritual energy | both | Anito fetishes were typi…
2 | fetishism ✓ | radically different types of noncapitalist society/as they encountered each other in an ongoing cross-cultural situation | two | He begins his thesis wit…
10 | fetishism ✓ | ten | He also maintained that …
2 | fiction ✓ | fictionalization or more narrowly for visual performance works like in theatre/film dramatization | both | The alteration of actual…
2 | fiction ✓ | artifice/verisimilitude" meaning that it requires both creative inventions as well as some acceptable degree of believability to its audience a notion often encapsulated in the poet Samuel Taylor Coleridge's idea of the audience's willing suspension of disbelief | both | Literary critic James Wo…
2 | fiction ✓ | fiction/non-fiction | both | The attempt to make stor…
2 | fiction ✓ | are not mutually exclusive/major literary figures have employed the genres of science fiction crime fiction romance etc to create works of literature | two | While literary fiction i…
2 | fiction ✓ | two | The distinction between …
2 | fidelity ✓ | derive from the Latin word fidēlis meaning "faithful/loyal" | both | Both derive from the Lat…
2 | fire ✓ | external/internal combustion engines | both | Fire is also used to pro…
2 | fire ✓ | both | They include knowledge o…
2 | fire ✓ | pair | The adiabatic flame temp…
2 | fire ✓ | cases/firestorms were deliberately caused in which a ring of fire surrounding each city was drawn inward by an updraft created by a central cluster of fires | two | In the latter two cases,…
4 | fire ✓ | four | Fire is one of the four …
4 | fire ✓ | four | Throughout much of histo…
5 | fire ✓ | five | Throughout much of histo…
7 | fire ✓ | seven | In societies that are de…
2 | flood ✓ | homes/businesses | both | In the United States, in…
2 | flood ✓ | river/coastal flooding processes in estuary areas | both | Tidal flooding may inclu…
2 | flood ✓ | the US/Canada like in the area of the Saint Lawrence Seaway | both | The NWS also cooperates …
2 | flood ✓ | for humans/farm animals | both | Flood waters typically i…
2 | flood ✓ | both | Flooding can be caused b…
2 | flood ✓ | for offensive/defensive purposes | both | This may be done both fo…
2 | flood ✓ | the population/infrastructure | both | Urban flooding is a haza…
2 | flood ✓ | river channels/the entire floodplain | both | Other models such as TUF…
2 | flood ✓ | larger floods occurred at the same site within a week/but no one was at the waterfall on those days | two | Two larger floods occurr…
2 | flood ✓ | Hollandic Water Lines the Stelling van Amsterdam the Frisian Water Line the IJssel Line the Peel-Raam Line/the Grebbe line in that country | two | Examples for controlled …
3 | flood ✓ | on individual properties small communities/whole towns/cities | three | The prevention and mitig…
6 | flood ✓ | six | Attempts to understand a…
8 | flood ✓ | eight | In one instance, a flash…
2 | folk-tale ✓ | both | Oral tradition is seen i…
2 | folk-tale ✓ | in academic/popular writing | both | The Ugandan scholar Pio …
2 | folk-tale ✓ | ancient and later texts and "oral-formulaic" principles used during composition-in-performance/particularly by contemporary South Slavic bards relating long traditional narratives | both | In 1960, Albert B. Lord …
2 | folk-tale ✓ | 1970/1977 | both | From the 1970s onwards, …
2 | font ✓ | proportional/monospaced fonts | both | Some superfamilies inclu…
2 | font ✓ | can be further classified by prepending extra ultra/the like | both | Both can be further clas…
2 | font ✓ | proportional and fixed-width digits/where the former usually coincide with lowercase text figures and the latter with uppercase lining figures | both | Some fonts also provide …
2 | font ✓ | traditional typesetting and digital design/the term font refers to a specific style or version of a typeface | both | In both traditional type…
2 | font ✓ | the designer chooses to supply one/the other | both | Fonts normally do not in…
2 | font ✓ | both | The regular or standard …
2 | font ✓ | appear/differ book is often lighter than regular but in some typefaces it is bolder | both | Where both appear and di…
2 | font | both | While most of these use …
2 | font ✓ | double | In Latin-script countrie…
2 | font ✓ | pair | Many digital (and some m…
2 | font ✓ | two | The two Japanese syllaba…
2 | font ✓ | optical sizes below "Regular" typically for higher-order superscripts/subscripts which are very small in sizes | two | Furthermore, it is often…
2 | font ✓ | one slightly lower than cap height intended to blend better into continuous text/one at exactly the cap height to look better in combination with capitals for uses such as UK postcodes | two | In addition, some fonts …
2 | font ✓ | shapes of "R" one with a stretched-out leg matching its fifteenth-century model/one less-common shorter version | two | The practice is not new:…
4 | font ✓ | four | A typeface may come in f…
6 | font | six | A typeface may come in f…
7 | font ✓ | seven | Another example is Times…
10 | font ✓ | ten | Another example is Times…
2 | fossil ✓ | an ancestral group/its derived descendant group | both | A transitional fossil is…
2 | fossil | public/scholarly interest | both | In Britain, Mary Anning'…
2 | fossil ✓ | pre-biotic/biotic reactions | both | Furthermore, organic com…
2 | fossil ✓ | layers whose ages are known/the fossil's age is claimed to lie between the two known ages | two | If a fossil is found bet…
2 | fossil ✓ | two | For this reason, one ter…
2 | fossil ✓ | two | The best index fossils a…
2 | fossil ✓ | enigmatic bilaterians the worm-like Markuelia/a putative primitive protostome Pseudooides provide a peek at germ layer embryonic development | two | Fossils of two enigmatic…
2 | fossil ✓ | ie/the age of their last common ancestor | two | It is also possible to e…
2 | fossil ✓ | two | Molecular fossils and is…
2 | fossil ✓ | two | These "molecular clocks"…
3 | fossil ✓ | and four hundred miles from the sea it would have carried them mixed with various other natural objects all heaped up together/but even at such distances from the sea we see the oysters all together and also the shellfish and the cuttlefish and all the other shells which congregate together found all together dead/the solitary shells are found apart from one another as we see them every day on the sea-shores | three | Leonardo da Vinci concur…
3 | fossil ✓ | three | If this happens rapidly …
3 | fossil ✓ | three | The tomography technique…
4 | fossil ✓ | four | The fossil record is lif…
4 | fossil ✓ | four | Leonardo da Vinci concur…
5 | fossil ✓ | five | Five-rayed fossil sea ur…
5 | fossil ✓ | button left over from a sea urchin were associated with the god Thor/not only being incorporated in thunderstones/representations of Thor's hammer/subsequent hammer-shaped crosses as Christianity was adopted/but also kept in houses to garner Thor's protection | five-part | In Norse mythology, echi…
8 | fossil ✓ | eight | However, a slightly olde…
2 | fraternity ✓ | Uppsala and Lund play host to a large number of university-related secret societies/for both students and older academics | both | Parallel to the nations,…
2 | fraternity ✓ | two | Twenty-eight were founde…
3 | fraternity ✓ | waves The "old-line" fraternities are considered those that formed prior to/during the American Civil War all of which were Eastern/Southern | three | US fraternities formed i…
4 | fraternity ✓ | social/service/professional/honorary | four | On college campuses, fra…
2 | freedom of motion ✓ | both | Measurement of the six d…
2 | freedom of motion ✓ | both | These types are Direct, …
2 | freedom of motion ✓ | wired nunchucks/providing six degrees of freedom on each hand | two | The Razer Hydra, a motio…
2 | freedom of motion ✓ | two | The six degrees of freed…
3 | freedom of motion ✓ | pitch/yaw/roll | three | Three degrees of freedom…
3 | freedom of motion ✓ | movement axes/all three rotational axes include Elite Dangerous Shattered Horizon the Descent franchise the Everspace franchise Retrovirus Miner Wars Space Engineers Forsaken/Overload | three | Some examples of true 6D…
3 | freedom of motion ✓ | three | Six degrees of freedom (…
3 | freedom of motion ✓ | three | Serial and parallel mani…
3 | freedom of motion ✓ | three | In terms of a headset, s…
3 | freedom of motion ✓ | three | Specifically, the body i…
3 | freedom of motion | three | The acronym 3DOF, meanin…
4 | freedom of motion ✓ | four | Earlier first-person gam…
5 | freedom of motion ✓ | forwards/backwards/slide left/right/up/down/yaw/pitch | five | First-person shooter (FP…
5 | freedom of motion ✓ | five | Humanoid robots typicall…
6 | freedom of motion ✓ | six | Measurement of the six d…
6 | freedom of motion ✓ | six | The Razer Hydra, a motio…
6 | freedom of motion ✓ | six | The six degrees of freed…
6 | freedom of motion ✓ | six | Serial and parallel mani…
6 | freedom of motion ✓ | six | Six degrees of freedom a…
6 | freedom of motion ✓ | six | Six degrees of freedom (…
6 | freedom of motion ✓ | six | In terms of a headset, s…
6 | freedom of motion ✓ | six | The term is important in…
6 | freedom of motion ✓ | six | Transitional type also e…
6 | freedom of motion ✓ | six | Humanoid robots typicall…
2 | free flow ✓ | both | Both methods aims to eli…
2 | free flow ✓ | RFID technology/automatic number-plate recognition | both | The highway managed to a…
3 | free flow ✓ | three | All three tolled section…
2 | freezing ✓ | food decay/the growth of micro-organisms | both | Freezing is a common met…
2 | freezing ✓ | major events nucleation/crystal growth | two | Crystallization consists…
3 | freezing ✓ | three | Three species of bacteri…
2 | friend ✓ | physically/emotionally but it can also be the result of a sudden shock such as learning that a friend holds incompatible values | both | Friendships may end. Thi…
2 | friend ✓ | physical/mental health | both | Researchers termed frien…
2 | friend ✓ | friendship/health status | two | Most studies in this are…
2 | friend ✓ | friends plus a large number of "pals" or acquaintances/a Canadian in similar circumstances might count all of these relationships as being friends | two | A Russian might have one…
2 | friend ✓ | close friends/defined as "people they had 'discussed important matters' with in the past six months" | two | 2,000 American adults su…
3 | friend ✓ | openness/similarity/shared fun | three | Eileen Kennedy-Moore des…
3 | friend ✓ | those in recognition of pleasure/those in recognition of advantage/those in recognition of virtue | three | Aristotle wrote of there…
5 | friend ✓ | five | However, this associatio…
6 | friend ✓ | six | According to communicati…
2 | function of consciousness ✓ | sensing/intuition | both | The thinking and feeling…
2 | function of consciousness | Jung went on to suggest that these functions are expressed in either an introverted/extraverted form 17 | two | Jung proposed the existe…
2 | function of consciousness ✓ | two | According to type theori…
2 | function of consciousness ✓ | Sensation/intuition are irrational functions meaning they gather information | two | Jung identified two pair…
2 | function of consciousness ✓ | Intuition - Sensing/Thinking - Feeling | two | Jung (1921) also identif…
2 | function of consciousness ✓ | two | According to Jung the do…
2 | function of consciousness ✓ | controversial theories of neurosis as manifestations of a type-antagonism" Jung/1966 par | two | (Jung, 1971: par. 91) J…
2 | function of consciousness ✓ | extraversion/introversion | two | The functions are modifi…
3 | function of consciousness ✓ | in a more conscious/confident way | three | However, one of the four…
4 | function of consciousness ✓ | four | These psychological diff…
4 | function of consciousness | four | All four functions are u…
4 | function of consciousness ✓ | four | The four functions opera…
4 | function of consciousness | functions is generally used more dominantly/proficiently than the other three/in a more conscious/confident way | four | However, one of the four…
4 | function of consciousness ✓ | Thinking/feeling functions are rational/while sensation/intuition are nonrational | four | Among these he distingui…
5 | function of consciousness ✓ | five | They recommend trait mod…
8 | function of consciousness ✓ | eight | These psychological diff…
8 | function of consciousness ✓ | eight | The eight psychological …
2 | Fundamental Forces (Inte… ✓ | two | He described gravity as …
2 | Fundamental Forces (Inte… ✓ | two | Gravity is the attractio…
2 | Fundamental Forces (Inte… ✓ | two | And so far, no one has c…
2 | Fundamental Forces (Inte… ✓ | two | At first, physicists des…
2 | Fundamental Forces (Inte… | the electric force/the magnetic force | two | As its name indicates, t…
3 | Fundamental Forces (Inte… ✓ | three | Related: NASA, DOE fund …
4 | Fundamental Forces (Inte… ✓ | four | Facts about the four fun…
4 | Fundamental Forces (Inte… ✓ | four | The strong nuclear force…
4 | Fundamental Forces (Inte… | four | The outstanding question…
4 | Fundamental Forces (Inte… ✓ | four | The four fundamental for…
6 | Fundamental Forces (Inte… ✓ | six | Carbon-14 has six proton…
7 | Fundamental Forces (Inte… ✓ | seven | Carbon-14 has six proton…
8 | Fundamental Forces (Inte… ✓ | eight | Carbon-14 has six proton…
2 | galactic ✓ | two | The European version of …
2 | gamer ✓ | an issue within the games industry/many areas of the games culture | both | This is both an issue wi…
2 | gamer ✓ | traditional/digital forms such as through online gambling | both | In some countries, such …
2 | gamer ✓ | surveys in 2006/2009 | two | The concept of Gaymers i…
2 | gamer ✓ | two | The two topics will alwa…
2 | gamer ✓ | two | Two highly controversial…
4 | gamer ✓ | immersion/cooperation/achievement/competition | four | Jon Radoff has proposed …
4 | gamer ✓ | Achievers/Explorers/Socializers/Killers | four | The taxonomy is based on…
8 | gamer ✓ | eight | Richard Bartle also crea…
2 | gas ✓ | equal the constant k/they can be related by the equation | both | Stated as a formula, thu…
2 | gas ✓ | temperature/pressure | both | In the most general case…
2 | gas ✓ | translational/rotational motion | both | In contrast, a solid can…
2 | gas ✓ | that temperature electronic excitation/dissociation of the gas particles begins to occur causing the pressure to adjust to a greater number of particles | double | At more than double that…
2 | gas ✓ | fluorine/chlorine | two | The only chemical elemen…
2 | gas ✓ | a long-distance attraction due to the London dispersion force/a short-range repulsion due to electron-electron exchange interaction | two | The Lennard-Jones potent…
2 | gas ✓ | two | The intermolecular attra…
2 | gas ✓ | two | When two molecules are r…
2 | gas ✓ | two | If two molecules are mov…
2 | gas ✓ | two | The theory provides aver…
2 | gas ✓ | molecules collide they are moving too fast/their kinetic energy will be much greater than any attractive potential energy so they will only experience repulsion upon colliding | two | If the two molecules col…
2 | gas ✓ | molecules approach each other from a distance that is neither too-far nor too-close their attraction increases as the magnitude of their potential energy increases/lowers their total internal energy | two | As two molecules approac…
3 | gas ✓ | microcanonical ensemble/canonical ensemble/grand canonical ensemble | three | Specific to atomic or mo…
4 | gas ✓ | pressure/volume/number of particles/temperature | four | Because most gases are d…
4 | gas ✓ | characteristics were repeatedly observed by scientists such as Robert Boyle/Jacques Charles/John Dalton/Joseph Gay-Lussac and Amedeo Avogadro for a variety of gases in various settings | four | These four characteristi…
4 | gas ✓ | four | A compressibility factor…
2 | generosity ✓ | both | If the second person did…
2 | generosity ✓ | generalized reciprocity/the influence of observing others' generous actions | two | The study examined two m…
10 | generosity ✓ | ten | In Buddhism, generosity …
2 | genital ✓ | urine/feces in addition to serving reproductive functions | both | All amphibians, birds, r…
2 | genital | both | The outer parts are know…
2 | genital | male/female sex organs | both | In most plant species, a…
2 | genital ✓ | testicles/ovaries | both | There are sexual and ase…
2 | genital ✓ | both | In many other vertebrate…
2 | genital ✓ | of internal sex organs which diverge into testicles following male development/into ovaries following female development | pair | The primary sex organs a…
2 | genital ✓ | of urogenital folds with a small protuberance in the middle/the urethra behind the protuberance | pair | The initial appearance o…
2 | genital ✓ | separate vaginal/urethral openings | two | Male placental mammals u…
3 | genital ✓ | three | Within each pollen grain…
7 | genital ✓ | seven | In most flowering plants…
2 | genus ✓ | available and selected unavailable names/has been compiled by the Interim Register of Marine and Nonmarine Genera | both | A list of generic homony…
2 | genus ✓ | members of the kingdom Animalia/the name could not be used for both | both | Since beetles and platyp…
2 | genus ✓ | "all names" and estimates for "accepted names" as held in the Interim Register of Marine and Nonmarine Genera are broken down further in the publication by Rees et al/2020 cited above | both | Totals for both "all nam…
2 | genus ✓ | both | Although this is discour…
2 | genus ✓ | two | For example, the platypu…
2 | genus ✓ | two | A name that means two di…
2 | genus ✓ | two | The accepted names estim…
3 | genus ✓ | three | There are some general p…
5 | genus ✓ | five | Although this is discour…
2 | Geography ✓ | Humboldt and Ritter as the founders of modern geography/as Humboldt and Ritter were the first to establish geography as an independent scientific discipline | both | Geographers such as Rich…
2 | Geography ✓ | both | The remaining problem fa…
2 | Geography ✓ | what is naturally occurring on a piece of land/what human activities are taking place on it | both | Remote sensing aids in l…
2 | Geography ✓ | theoretical background/practical applications related to ship navigation | both | The Geographia Generalis…
2 | Geography ✓ | accurate geographic detail/more solid theoretical foundations in Europe | both | The European Age of Disc…
2 | Geography ✓ | disciplines do seek to understand the rocks on the Earth's surface/the processes that change them over time | both | Both disciplines do seek…
2 | Geography ✓ | both | The Greeks, who were the…
2 | Geography ✓ | -dimensional image of places names/topography | two | Another example is a dee…
2 | Geography ✓ | have often shared academic departments at universities/a point that has led to conflict over resources | two | In the past, the two hav…
2 | Geography ✓ | two | It is therefore closely …
2 | Geography ✓ | branches has been in use since the 1700s/has been used by the UNESCO Encyclopedia of Life Support Systems to divide geography into themes | two | There are subtle differe…
2 | Geography ✓ | two | In contrast to his prede…
3 | Geography ✓ | categories of human geography/physical geography/technical geography | three | The UNESCO Encyclopedia …
4 | Geography | four | The Four traditions of g…
4 | Geography | four | In another approach to t…
4 | Geography ✓ | environmental determinism/regional geography/the quantitative revolution/critical geography | four | In the West during the 2…
4 | Geography | four | To address this, William…
4 | Geography ✓ | four | There have been several …
4 | Geography ✓ | four | In their study, geograph…
5 | Geography ✓ | five | Another approach used ex…
5 | Geography ✓ | five | The descriptions of five…
5 | Geography ✓ | five | The five themes of geogr…
7 | Geography ✓ | seven | The map as reconstructed…
7 | Geography ✓ | seven | The accompanying text me…
2 | Geology ✓ | folding/metamorphism of the rocks | both | Even higher pressures an…
2 | Geology ✓ | depositionally/intrusively often occurs during deformation | both | The addition of new rock…
2 | Geology ✓ | through faulting/folding | two | Because rock units, othe…
2 | Geology ✓ | seafloor spreading/continental drift | two | Plate tectonics theory a…
2 | Geology ✓ | two | By the early 20th centur…
2 | Geology ✓ | of the primary methods for identifying rocks in the laboratory are through optical microscopy/by using an electron microprobe | two | Two of the primary metho…
3 | Geology ✓ | types of rock geologists evaluate the minerals of which they are composed/their other physical properties such as texture/fabric | three | To study all three types…
3 | Geology ✓ | three | Nicolas Steno (1638–1686…
3 | Geology ✓ | igneous/sedimentary/metamorphic | three | There are three major ty…
3 | Geology ✓ | three | Geophysical data and wel…
3 | Geology ✓ | three | All three types may melt…
4 | Geology ✓ | sandstone/shale/carbonate/evaporite | four | Sedimentary rocks are ma…
5 | Geology ✓ | five | The following five timel…
2 | geometry ✓ | size/shape | both | In Euclidean geometry, s…
2 | geometry ✓ | In essence their propositions concerning the properties of quadrangles which they considered assuming that some of the angles of these figures were acute of obtuse embodied the first few theorems of the hyperbolic and the elliptic geometries/The first European attempt to prove the postulate on parallel lines—made by Witelo the Polish scientists of the 13th century while revising Ibn al-Haytham's Book of Optics Kitab al-Manazir—was undoubtedly prompted by Arabic sources | both | Above, we have demonstra…
2 | geometry ✓ | both | Both discrete and contin…
2 | geometry ✓ | dual | A similar and closely re…
2 | geometry ✓ | lines which meet each other/do not lie straight with respect to each other | two | Euclid defines a plane a…
2 | geometry ✓ | two | Two developments in geom…
2 | geometry ✓ | including mixture mathematical series plane figures stacking bricks sawing of timber/piling of grain | two | Chapter 12, containing 6…
2 | geometry ✓ | The first was the creation of analytic geometry or geometry with coordinates and equations by René Descartes 1596–1650 and Pierre de Fermat 1601–1665/The second geometric development of this period was the systematic study of projective geometry by Girard Desargues 1591–1661 | two | In the early 17th centur…
2 | geometry ✓ | -dimensional surface that extends infinitely/the definitions for other types of geometries are generalizations of that | two | In Euclidean geometry a …
2 | geometry ✓ | -dimensional object such as a sphere/paraboloid | two | A surface is a two-dimen…
2 | geometry ✓ | -dimensional 'patches' that are assembled by diffeomorphisms/homeomorphisms respectively | two | In differential geometry…
2 | geometry ✓ | two | Congruence and similarit…
2 | geometry | dimension/three dimensions respectively | two | Length, area, and volume…
2 | geometry ✓ | two | In modern terms, an angl…
2 | geometry ✓ | two | In mathematics, non-Eucl…
2 | geometry ✓ | two | Two of the master geomet…
3 | geometry ✓ | -dimensional space of the physical world/its model provided by Euclidean geometry presently a geometric space/simply a space is a mathematical structure on which some geometry is defined | three | This enlargement of the …
3 | geometry ✓ | three | Traditional geometry all…
3 | geometry ✓ | three | A solid is a three-dimen…
3 | geometry ✓ | three | Length, area, and volume…
3 | geometry ✓ | three | "Three scientists, Ibn a…
4 | geometry | four | He is credited with the …
5 | geometry ✓ | five | For instance, the config…
7 | geometry | seven | One of seven Millennium …
2 | glide reflection ✓ | both | In today's version of He…
2 | glide reflection ✓ | both | This type of glide plane…
2 | glide reflection ✓ | translation/so objects with glide-reflection symmetry always also have a simple translational symmetry | double | Objects with glide-refle…
2 | glide reflection ✓ | double | This type of glide plane…
2 | glide reflection ✓ | two | In the Euclidean plane, …
2 | glide reflection ✓ | two | Additionally, a centered…
2 | glide reflection ✓ | points on the next/supporting a rhombus with the true reflection line as one of the diagonals | two | This corresponds to wall…
2 | glide reflection ✓ | equal glide plane operations gives a pure translation with a translation vector that is twice that of the glide reflection/so the even powers of the glide reflection form a translation group | two | Combining two equal glid…
2 | glide reflection ✓ | two | After four steps and two…
2 | glide reflection ✓ | two | In today's version of He…
2 | glide reflection ✓ | two | However, when a reflecti…
2 | glide reflection ✓ | equal glide reflections gives a pure translation with a translation vector that is twice that of the glide reflection/so the even powers of the glide reflection form a translation group | two | Combining two equal glid…
2 | glide reflection ✓ | -dimensional Euclidean plane the hyperplane of reflection is a straight line called the glide line/glide axis | two | When the context is the …
2 | glide reflection ✓ | two | When a reflection is com…
2 | glide reflection ✓ | parallel lines with the same translation implies that there is also translational symmetry in the direction perpendicular to these lines/with a translation distance which is twice the distance between glide reflection lines | two | Glide-reflection symmetr…
2 | glide reflection ✓ | applications of the same glide reflection result in a double translation/so objects with glide-reflection symmetry always also have a simple translational symmetry | two | Objects with glide-refle…
2 | glide reflection ✓ | two | In Conway's Game of Life…
3 | glide reflection ✓ | three | When the context is thre…
4 | glide reflection ✓ | steps/two glide reflections/the pattern returns to its original orientation/shifted diagonally by one unit | four | After four steps and two…
2 | gluttony ✓ | two | In his Summa Theologica,…
3 | gluttony ✓ | three | In his Summa Theologica,…
5 | gluttony ✓ | five | The concept of gluttony …
5 | gluttony ✓ | five | In his Summa Theologica,…
7 | gluttony ✓ | seven | Some Christian denominat…
2 | God ✓ | God the Son/Matt 1613 | both | This is because both the…
2 | God ✓ | both | Johns Hopkins researcher…
2 | God ✓ | both | 749) who employed the co…
2 | God ✓ | both | In earlier representatio…
2 | God ✓ | Vulgate agni qui occisus est ab origine mundi/NIV "the Lamb who was slain from the creation of the world" | both | This concept was later t…
2 | God ✓ | רוּחַ Psalm 336 is revealing the roles of the Son/Holy Spirit as co-creators | both | According to their under…
2 | God ✓ | Matthew/the Didache emerged | both | Whereas some have argued…
2 | God ✓ | the natural/supernatural worlds | both | Judaism is aniconic, mea…
2 | God ✓ | authors claim however that it is possible to answer these questions purely within the realm of science/without invoking divine beings | both | Both authors claim, howe…
2 | God ✓ | the source of the Universe/the teleological purpose of all things | both | The philosophy of Plato …
2 | God ✓ | the Avestan/Sanskrit words reflect Proto-Indo-Iranian *mazdhā- from Proto-Indo-European mn̩sdʰeh1 literally meaning 'placing one's mind' hence 'wise' | both | Both the Avestan and San…
2 | God | two | Then, in Genesis 19, two…
2 | God ✓ | goodness/authority | two | For Philo, the ultimate …
2 | God ✓ | two | Justin Martyr and John C…
2 | God ✓ | two | In Genesis 19, "the two …
2 | God ✓ | two | The Logos represents the…
2 | God ✓ | two | The interplay between Ab…
2 | God ✓ | three gods | two | The concept of the Trini…
3 | God ✓ | three | Gregory of Nazianzus, Gr…
3 | God ✓ | the lover/the beloved/the love"[d] | three | Augustine found that it …
3 | God | I think of Him as the Whole/my eyes are filled/the greater part of what I am thinking escapes me | three | When I think of any of t…
3 | God ✓ | the Father/the Word/the Holy Spirit—and these three are one | three | This verse reads: Becau…
3 | God ✓ | three | In the 15th century ther…
3 | God ✓ | three | For as the Trinity has o…
3 | God ✓ | three | The interplay between Ab…
3 | God ✓ | three | There are not three gods…
3 | God ✓ | three | The three persons of the…
3 | God ✓ | three | In this context, one ess…
3 | God ✓ | three | People also see the Trin…
3 | God ✓ | three | The narrative has the Lo…
3 | God ✓ | three | Thus, the entire process…
3 | God ✓ | three | Eventually, the diverse …
3 | God ✓ | are related/to defend the church against charges of worshiping two/three gods | three | The concept of the Trini…
3 | God ✓ | three | Augustine, in contrast, …
3 | God ✓ | persons around AD 110 exhorting obedience to "Christ/to the Father/to the Spirit" | three | Ignatius of Antioch simi…
3 | God ✓ | three | For example, he describe…
3 | God ✓ | three | Origen of Alexandria (AD…
3 | God ✓ | together I see but one torch/cannot divide/measure out the undivided light" | three | When I contemplate the T…
3 | God ✓ | three | Gregory of Nazianzus wou…
3 | God ✓ | three | After more than fifty ye…
3 | God ✓ | three | Furthermore, following t…
3 | God ✓ | three | In Trinitarian doctrine,…
3 | God ✓ | three | The whole divine economy…
3 | God ✓ | three | As stated in the Athanas…
3 | God ✓ | that is to say substance/essence or divine nature-which alone is the principle of all things/besides which no other principle can be found | three | The Fourth Lateran Counc…
3 | God ✓ | three | Other architectural feat…
3 | God ✓ | three | Many Christian churches …
3 | God ✓ | gods by overemphasizing the distinctness of the persons/while proponents say it better reflects the biblical portrayal of the Trinity as relational/active in history | three | Critics argue it risks v…
3 | God ✓ | three | However, depictions usin…
3 | God ✓ | three | Examples are the three r…
3 | God ✓ | three | In short, Christians do …
3 | God ✓ | "These three persons are one God/not three gods for the three are one substance one essence one nature one Godhead one infinity one eternity/everything is one where there is no opposition of relationship [relationis oppositio]" | three | Clarification of the rel…
3 | God ✓ | three | Although all Trinitarian…
3 | God ✓ | three | An early reference to th…
3 | God ✓ | three | "The Father and the Son …
3 | God ✓ | persons of the Trinity in their doxologies/St Basil likewise/in the evening lighting of lamps | three | St. Justin and Clement o…
3 | God ✓ | three | For example, the Zohar (…
3 | God ✓ | God the Father/God the Son and God the Holy Spirit/three distinct persons sharing one essence/substance/nature | three | The Trinity (Latin: Trin…
4 | God ✓ | four | Almost every detail of G…
2 | grammar ✓ | resemble/be equivalent in computational power to various machine models | both | Parsing a sentence in a …
2 | grammar ✓ | language acquisition/writing development at the same time | both | Research shows that L2 l…
2 | grammar ✓ | have some inflections and both have had more in the past/thus they are becoming even less synthetic and more "purely" analytic over time Latin which is highly synthetic uses affixes and inflections to convey the same information that Chinese does with syntax | both | (Both have some inflecti…
2 | grammar ✓ | official standards Brazilian Portuguese/European Portuguese | two | Portuguese has, for now,…
2 | grammar ✓ | standards Hindi/Urdu | two | The Hindustani language …
2 | grammar ✓ | traditional grammar/theoretical grammar | two | There are, broadly speak…
2 | grammar ✓ | Each Norwegian municipality can either declare one as its official language/it can remain "language neutral" | two | Norwegian has two standa…
3 | grammar ✓ | three | The general idea of a hi…
4 | grammar ✓ | types of grammars/the class of language it generates/the type of automaton that recognizes it/the form its rules must have | four | The following table summ…
4 | grammar ✓ | four | The linguist Noam Chomsk…
7 | grammar ✓ | seven | Belonging to the trivium…
2 | grasping ✓ | muscle control/in the kinematic domain in several studies lately on studies including large cohorts of subjects | both | The importance of synerg…
2 | grasping ✓ | two | An example of a grasp is…
2 | grasping ✓ | The first stage infants will reach out towards the desired object/In the second stage the infants will then clench fingers once the object has made contact with the palm and close | two | The act of grasping is a…
3 | grasping ✓ | three | In terms of synergies, t…
5 | grasping ✓ | five | The palmar grasp reflex …
6 | grasping ✓ | six | Infant grasp is an exten…
3 | grass ✓ | major families of grasslike plants are true grasses/sedges/rushes | three | Grass refers to various …
5 | grass ✓ | rice/wheat/maize/barley/sugar cane | five | Lawns and pasturelands a…
2 | gravitational ✓ | gravity/quantum mechanics under a more general framework | both | As a result, researchers…
2 | gravitational | both | The electromagnetic forc…
2 | gravitational ✓ | both | Conceptually two objects…
2 | gravitational ✓ | pair | Since the force of gravi…
2 | gravitational ✓ | two | Geometry was an ancient …
2 | gravitational ✓ | New Sciences/Galileo proved that the distance traveled by a falling object is proportional to the square of the time elapsed | two | In his 1638 work Two New…
2 | gravitational ✓ | First by 1910 his special relativity was accepted in German physics and was spreading to other countries/Second his theory explained experimental results like the perihelion of Mercury and the bending of light around the Sun better than Newton's theory | two | Einstein's description o…
2 | gravitational ✓ | two | This phenomenon was firs…
2 | gravitational ✓ | The gravitational attraction in accordance with Newton's universal law of gravitation/the centrifugal force which results from the choice of an earthbound rotating frame of reference | two | The force of gravity exp…
2 | gravitational ✓ | masses m/m′ separated by a distance r | two | The force of gravity, F …
2 | gravitational ✓ | components to the universe dark matter/dark energy the nature of which is currently an unsolved problem in physics | two | When applied to interpre…
2 | gravitational ✓ | two | Conceptually two objects…
2 | gravitational ✓ | two | The ratio of gravitation…
2 | gravitational ✓ | cannonballs of differing sizes/weights fell at the same rate when dropped from a tower | two | With the 1586 Delft towe…
2 | gravitational ✓ | the principle of relativity/non-Euclidean geometry | two | Einstein's theory brough…
2 | gravitational ✓ | two | The gravitational waves …
2 | gravitational ✓ | bodies that is proportional to the product of their masses/inversely proportional to the square of the distance between them | two | However, for most applic…
2 | gravitational ✓ | two | The revolutionary aspect…
2 | gravitational ✓ | two | Newton's inverse square …
2 | gravitational ✓ | equal weights did not have the same center of gravity/the center of gravity of the two weights together would be in the middle of the line that joins their centers of gravity | two | He postulated that if tw…
3 | gravitational ✓ | strong force/weak force/electromagnetism | three | This contradiction is es…
3 | gravitational ✓ | three | The three-dimensional ma…
3 | gravitational ✓ | three | His assistant and succes…
4 | gravitational ✓ | four | Gravity is considered to…
2 | green ✓ | blue and green/blue and green are traditionally considered shades of "青" | both | The Chinese character 青 …
2 | green ✓ | the living/the dead particularly around the eyes to protect them from evil | both | It was worn by both the …
2 | green ✓ | blue/green xanh with variants such as xanh da trời azure lit | both | Vietnamese uses a single…
2 | green ✓ | health/completed objectives opposite red | both | In many video games, gre…
2 | green ✓ | midori which is derived from the classical Japanese descriptive verb midoru "to be in leaf/to flourish" in reference to trees | two | Japanese also has two te…
2 | green ✓ | eye hues dark/blue | two | Nobody is brought into t…
2 | green ✓ | two | The philosopher Democrit…
3 | green ✓ | three | Green is one of the thre…
3 | green ✓ | three | Green is the color assoc…
3 | green ✓ | three | Human eyes have color re…
3 | green ✓ | three | Muhammad is quoted in a …
4 | green ✓ | four | The hall is blood red an…
4 | green ✓ | four | However, green was not c…
5 | green ✓ | white/red/yellow/green/black/blue | five | In the comparative study…
6 | green ✓ | white/black/red/green/yellow/blue | six | In the comparative study…
10 | green ✓ | ten | By the second century AD…
2 | grief ✓ | the impact of child sexual abuse/therapeutic ways to respond to it | both | In relation to the speci…
2 | grief ✓ | psychological literature/popular culture often regarded ongoing bonds with the dead as pathological in grief | both | Until recently, both psy…
2 | grief ✓ | day-to-day functioning/the evolving emotional relationship with the deceased | both | One influential approach…
2 | grief ✓ | the positive/negative consequences of this activity" | both | Toward the end of the 20…
2 | grief ✓ | double | However, the ways in whi…
2 | grief ✓ | double | By having the involvemen…
2 | grief ✓ | process model/the task model | dual | On the other hand, there…
2 | grief | -Track Model of Bereavement which focuses on both day-to-day functioning/the evolving emotional relationship with the deceased | two | One influential approach…
2 | grief ✓ | or three stages simultaneously/and these do not always occur in the same order" She later regretted writing them in a way that was misunderstood | two | She noted, "Most of my p…
2 | grief ✓ | interactive tracks/individuals can examine and understand how grief has affected their life following loss and begin to adapt to this post-loss life | two | By outlining the main as…
2 | grief ✓ | two | Of the three siblings th…
2 | grief ✓ | how people respond affectivity to trauma/change | two | "The Two-Track Model of …
2 | grief ✓ | -track model dual process model/the task model | two | On the other hand, there…
2 | grief ✓ | This first track is the response to extremely stressful life events and requires adaptation change and integration/The second track focuses on the ongoing relationship between the griever and the deceased | two | The two main components …
2 | grief ✓ | mainly focuses on how the bereaved was connected to the deceased/what level of closeness was shared | two | Track two mainly focuses…
2 | grief ✓ | two | A very young child, unde…
2 | grief ✓ | weeks everything will be better/right? | two | There's bargaining: Okay…
2 | grief ✓ | -track model of bereavement is for the individual to "manage/live in reality in which the deceased is absent" as well as return to normal biological functioning | two | The main objective of th…
2 | grief | two | The two-track model of b…
3 | grief ✓ | three | Of the three siblings th…
3 | grief ✓ | three | One example of this Good…
3 | grief ✓ | three | She noted, "Most of my p…
4 | grief ✓ | four | The first researcher to …
4 | grief ✓ | The Kübler-Ross model/commonly known as the five stages of grief/describes a hypothesis first introduced by Elisabeth Kübler-Ross in her 1969 book/On Death and Dying | four | The four trajectories ar…
5 | grief ✓ | five | Introduced as "The Five …
5 | grief ✓ | five | In 2020, during the COVI…
5 | grief ✓ | five | Robert J. Kastenbaum (19…
5 | grief ✓ | five | The stages, popularly kn…
5 | grief ✓ | denial/anger/bargaining/depression/acceptance | five | According to the model o…
5 | grief ✓ | five | The four trajectories ar…
5 | grief ✓ | five | The five stages are: Th…
5 | grief ✓ | five | The research of George B…
5 | grief ✓ | five | Doka, "not as reflection…
5 | grief | five | Modern research has move…
5 | grief ✓ | five | found a five times great…
6 | grief ✓ | six | In the study "Bereavemen…
7 | grief ✓ | seven | Introduced as "The Five …
10 | grief ✓ | main attributes to this track include imagery/memory/emotional distance/positive effect/negative effect/preoccupation with the loss/conflict/idealization/memorialization/transformation of the loss/impact on self-perception/loss process | ten | Ten main attributes to t…
2 | group development | both | Both fields should striv…
2 | group development ✓ | paths of change/or which are completely non-phasic | both | A typology advanced by G…
2 | group development ✓ | both | This model describes the…
2 | group development ✓ | a Group Development Observation System/a Group Development Questionnaire | both | Based on this model, Whe…
2 | group development ✓ | areas of work attempt to understand patterns/processes of collective change | both | Despite their difference…
2 | group development ✓ | both | The proponents of the mo…
2 | group development ✓ | two | For instance, in modifyi…
2 | group development ✓ | two | The TEAM model also post…
2 | group development ✓ | interpersonal relationships/task behaviors | two | Each of the five stages …
2 | group development ✓ | two | Specifically, TIP theory…
2 | group development ✓ | two | The TEAM model identitie…
3 | group development ✓ | task progress/relational/topical focus | three | Poole suggests three act…
3 | group development ✓ | three | In this sense, groups ar…
3 | group development ✓ | unfreezing/change/freezing | three | His early model of indiv…
3 | group development ✓ | production/well-being/member support | three | This model also states t…
4 | group development ✓ | inception/technical problem solving/conflict resolution/execution | four | He also suggested that t…
4 | group development ✓ | four | In this sense, groups ar…
4 | group development ✓ | four | According to this framew…
4 | group development ✓ | forming/storming/norming/performing | four | Tuckman's model of group…
4 | group development ✓ | four | Stewart Tubbs "systems" …
4 | group development ✓ | four | 153) resulting in Modes …
4 | group development ✓ | four | Tuckman hypothesized tha…
4 | group development ✓ | four | This model also states t…
4 | group development ✓ | four | It was his analysis of t…
4 | group development | four | A third framework advanc…
4 | group development | four | In 1977, Tuckman, jointl…
5 | group development ✓ | adequacy of material resources/clarity of performance objectives/recognition and reinforcement for excellent crew performance/availability of educational and technical assistance/and availability of informational resources | five | A total of five key feat…
5 | group development ✓ | five | Each of the five stages …
7 | group development ✓ | central stages begin with the formation of the team during its first meeting/moves through the members' initial/sometimes unstable exploration of the situation initial efforts toward accommodation/the formation/acceptance of roles performance leading toward occasional inefficient patterns of performance reevaluation/transition refocusing of efforts to produce effective performance/completion of team assignments | seven | The seven central stages…
7 | group development ✓ | seven | The TEAM model identitie…
8 | group development ✓ | Dependency statements/Counterdependency/Fight/Flight/Pairing/Counterpairing/Work/Unscorable statements | eight | The GDOS allows research…
9 | group development ✓ | nine | The TEAM model identitie…
9 | group development ✓ | nine | Combining multiple theor…
2 | guanine ✓ | complexity/versatility | both | Guanine has a very wide …
2 | guanine ✓ | the imidazole/pyrimidine rings the proton can reside on either of the ring nitrogens | both | Guanine has multiple tau…
2 | guanine ✓ | both | Guanine, along with aden…
2 | guanine ✓ | double | With the formula C5H5N5O…
2 | guanine ✓ | experiments conducted by Levy et al showed that heating 10 mol·L−1 NH4CN at 80 °C for 24 hours gave a yield of 00007%/while using 01 mol·L−1 NH4CN frozen at −20 °C for 25 years gave a 00035% yield | two | Two experiments conducte…
3 | guanine ✓ | three | Guanine binds to cytosin…
4 | guanine ✓ | main nucleotide bases found in the nucleic acids DNA and RNA/the others being adenine/cytosine/and thymine | four | Guanine (/ˈɡwɑːniːn/ ⓘ) …
2 | guna ✓ | a root/a word in Sanskrit | both | Depending on the context…
2 | guna ✓ | eternal/non eternal gunas | both | On the basis of its exis…
2 | guna ✓ | dravyas are called as sāmānya guṇas/similarly the gunas which specially exist in only one type of dravya are called as viśeṣa guṇas | two | The gunas which exist in…
2 | guna ✓ | two | However, change in one q…
2 | guna ✓ | types on the basis of generality/speciality of the gunas | two | In the combined Nyayavai…
2 | guna ✓ | types of dravyas namely prithvi/jala so it is classified as a sāmānya guṇa | two | Since gurutva exists in …
2 | guna ✓ | terms guru/tva | two | Gurutva is a Sanskrit wo…
2 | guna ✓ | types – true/false | two | Gangesha, a Nyaya schola…
3 | guna ✓ | three | The three qualities are:…
3 | guna ✓ | three | In Chapters 17 and 18, B…
3 | guna ✓ | three | In Indian mythology, Vis…
3 | guna ✓ | three | One's nature and behavio…
3 | guna ✓ | three | In Samkhya philosophy, a…
3 | guna ✓ | only in different proportions/in different contexts | three | Rather, everyone and eve…
3 | guna ✓ | three | The living being or subs…
3 | guna ✓ | three | Similarly, food, relatio…
3 | guna ✓ | Guna – sattvic/rajasic/tamasic – as innate nature | three | Verse 17.2 refers to the…
3 | guna ✓ | types of charity are discussed/what makes charity Sattvic Rajasic/Tamasic | three | For example, three types…
3 | guna ✓ | goodness/calmness/harmonious | three | These three guṇas are ca…
3 | guna ✓ | three | Furthermore, in Chapter …
3 | guna ✓ | three | Samkhya cosmology combin…
3 | guna ✓ | fundamental tendencies/forces that constitute nature/the matrix of material existence in Hindu philosophies | three | Guṇa (Sanskrit: गुण) ref…
3 | guna ✓ | it occurs in earth/does not occur in anything that is not earthy/be a distinctive quality that cannot be described as combination of other qualities | three | For example, he writes, …
3 | guna ✓ | three | The idea of three types …
3 | guna ✓ | guṇas affect an individual's values/in Hindu worldview these values affect individual's actions as well as the happiness/serenity experienced by the individual | three | The interplay of three g…
3 | guna ✓ | guṇas are present in everyone/everything it is the proportion that is different/according to Hindu worldview | three | All of these three guṇas…
3 | guna ✓ | guṇas according to this worldview that have always been/continue to be present in all things/beings in the world | three | There are three guṇas (t…
4 | guna ✓ | four | In the combined Nyayavai…
4 | guna ✓ | four | There are twenty four gu…
4 | guna ✓ | four | Guna is one of the four …
7 | guna ✓ | seven | Guna (quality) is consid…
10 | guna ✓ | ten | In the terminology of Ay…
2 | handmaid ✓ | both | In Christianity, Mary, t…
2 | hands ✓ | both | The proportions of the h…
2 | hands ✓ | both | This digit ratio is belo…
2 | hands ✓ | at the palm and the back of the hand/and the little and half ring fingers | both | The ulnar nerve supplies…
2 | hands ✓ | both | Additionally, some peopl…
2 | hands ✓ | of sesamoid bones are found at virtually all thumb metacarpophalangeal joints/sesamoid bones are also common at the interphalangeal joint of the thumb and at the metacarpophalangeal joints of the little finger and the index finger | pair | There are numerous sesam…
2 | hands ✓ | axes of movements of the wrist the ulna/radius are sometimes considered part of the skeleton of the hand | two | Because supination and p…
2 | hands ✓ | two | Likewise, the ten digits…
2 | hands ✓ | metacarpals approach each other/the palmar gutter deepens | two | As these two metacarpals…
2 | hands ✓ | long flexors/located on the underside of the forearm | two | The fingers have two lon…
2 | hands ✓ | the extrinsic/intrinsic muscle groups | two | The muscles acting on th…
2 | hands ✓ | extensors in the forearm/the tendons of these form the anatomical snuff box | two | The thumb has two extens…
2 | hands ✓ | two | Some evolutionary anatom…
2 | hands ✓ | transversal rows/each forming an arch concave on the palmar side | two | The carpal bones form tw…
2 | hands ✓ | two | It and its two neighbors…
2 | hands ✓ | opposable thumbs on each "hand"/fingerprints extremely similar to human fingerprints are often described as having "hands" instead of paws on their front limbs | two | A few other vertebrates …
2 | hands ✓ | arteries the ulnar artery/the radial artery | two | The hand is supplied wit…
3 | hands ✓ | three | The intrinsic muscle gro…
3 | hands ✓ | arches/their anastomoses provide oxygenated blood to the palm the fingers/the thumb | three | Together these three arc…
3 | hands ✓ | three | Some evolutionary anatom…
3 | hands ✓ | three | The word "hand" is somet…
3 | hands ✓ | proximal/middle/distal | three | The four fingers each co…
3 | hands ✓ | arches over the dorsal/palmar aspects of the hand the dorsal carpal arch the deep palmar arch/the superficial palmar arch | three | These arteries form thre…
4 | hands ✓ | four | The four fingers can be …
4 | hands ✓ | four | The human hand usually h…
4 | hands | four | The four fingers each co…
4 | hands ✓ | fingers form four oblique arches/of which the arch of the index finger functionally is the most important/especially for precision grip/while the arch of the little finger contribute an important locking mechanism for power grip | four | Together with the thumb,…
4 | hands ✓ | four | The articulations are: …
4 | hands ✓ | four | Likewise, the ten digits…
4 | hands | four | The first four compartme…
4 | hands | four | Apes and monkeys are som…
4 | hands ✓ | four | The intrinsic muscle gro…
5 | hands ✓ | five | The skeleton of the huma…
5 | hands | five | Each human hand has five…
5 | hands ✓ | fingers/the hairless skin of the palm and fingers/and the os centrale found in human embryos/prosimians/and apes | five | There are nevertheless s…
5 | hands ✓ | five | The human hand usually h…
5 | hands ✓ | five | Areas of the human hand …
5 | hands ✓ | five | Together with the phalan…
8 | hands ✓ | eight | The skeleton of the huma…
8 | hands ✓ | eight | Each human hand has five…
10 | hands ✓ | ten | Likewise, the ten digits…
12 | hands ✓ | twelve | Likewise, the ten digits…
2 | happy ✓ | both | The word is mostly used …
2 | happy ✓ | positive/negative emotions | both | A 2012 study found that …
2 | happy ✓ | two | The Chinese Confucian th…
2 | happy ✓ | two | The word is mostly used …
3 | happy ✓ | three | Results from the famous …
3 | happy ✓ | three | Three key sources of mea…
3 | happy ✓ | competence/autonomy/relatedness | three | Self-determination theor…
4 | happy ✓ | four | Emmons summarizes the fo…
5 | happy ✓ | to zero" but that it should also study the conditions that allow individuals to thrive/move from "zero to plus five" It has produced many different views on causes of happiness/on factors that correlate with happiness/such as positive social interactions with family/friends | five | It was introduced by psy…
5 | happy ✓ | expressing gratitude/enhancing sociability/exercising/practicing mindfulness/meditation/increasing exposure to nature | five | As a first step, the aut…
5 | happy ✓ | most common happiness strategies there was "reasonably solid evidence" of positive effects from a Gratitude messages/lists b conversations with strangers/Gratitude/sociability – that is establishing/maintaining social relationships | five | Among the five most comm…
6 | happy ✓ | six | These factors include si…
2 | head | In the first circle the division is made of five sections on the diameter each section of five eyes width/It is then developed over a series of ten defined steps with the smaller circle imposed partially over the larger circle at the lower end at the fourth stage | double | The female head, in part…
2 | head ✓ | pair | Eyes in the head found, …
2 | head ✓ | of mandibles is found on the backside of the labrum flanking the side of the mouth/succeeded by a pair of maxillae each of which is known as maxilliary palp | pair | A pair of mandibles is f…
2 | head ✓ | three ocelli | two | In some cases, the eyes …
3 | head ✓ | three | In some cases, the eyes …
3 | head ✓ | nun's heads veiled couped at the shoulders proper"/the bust of a queen occurs in the arms of Queenborough/Kent | three | The arms of Devaney of N…
5 | head ✓ | five | In the first circle, the…
6 | head ✓ | six | One of the ways of drawi…
8 | head ✓ | eight | There are eight bones in…
10 | head ✓ | ten | It is then developed ove…
2 | health ✓ | the predisposition to certain diseases and health conditions/as well as the habits and behaviors individuals develop through the lifestyle of their families | both | This can encompass both …
2 | health ✓ | his health status/quality of life | both | In general, the context …
2 | health ✓ | both | These include treatment …
2 | health ✓ | increased susceptibility to illness/slower recovery times from illness | both | In addition, sleep depri…
2 | health ✓ | individual/group choices such as genetic disorders | both | Still, other factors are…
2 | health ✓ | both | Among communicable disea…
2 | health ✓ | Secondary care medical services are provided by medical specialists in their offices or clinics or at local community hospitals for a patient referred by a primary care provider who first diagnosed or treated the patient/Some primary care providers may also take care of hospitalized patients and deliver babies in a secondary care setting | both | These include both ambul…
2 | health ✓ | both | Many factors contribute …
2 | health ✓ | the study and research of the body and health-related issues to understand how humans function/and the application of that knowledge to improve health and to prevent and cure diseases and other physical and mental impairments | two | There are two main appro…
3 | health ✓ | three | Delivery may be via priv…
3 | health ✓ | three | The report identified th…
4 | health ✓ | endurance/strength/flexibility/balance | four | According to the Nationa…
4 | health | four | In one study, people wit…
6 | health ✓ | six | In one study, people wit…
7 | health ✓ | seven | In one study, people wit…
2 | hearing ✓ | hearing/touch are types of mechanosensation | both | Both hearing and touch a…
2 | hearing ✓ | amplitude/frequency | both | Each species has a range…
3 | hearing ✓ | semicircular canals each ending in an ampulla/joining to connect with the macula sacculus/lagena of which the cochlea a straight short tube to the external ear branches from | three | The middle avian ear is …
3 | hearing ✓ | three | Within this chamber are …
3 | hearing ✓ | the outer ear/the middle ear/the inner ear | three | There are three main com…
5 | hearing ✓ | five | It is one of the traditi…
2 | hearth ✓ | shillings per annum for each hearth with half the payment due at Michaelmas/half at Lady Day | two | Householders were requir…
2 | hearth ✓ | two | A revision of the Act in…
2 | heaven ✓ | Heaven/Earth | both | The God of the Israelite…
2 | heaven ✓ | phrases are thought to have the same meaning but the author of the Gospel of Matthew changed the name "Kingdom of God" to "Kingdom of Heaven" in most instances because it was the more acceptable phrase in his own cultural/religious context in the late first century | both | Both phrases are thought…
2 | heaven ✓ | both | Sikhs believe that heave…
2 | heaven ✓ | of these instances is ambiguous regarding the significance of the actions being described/in neither of these cases does the text explain what happened to the subject afterwards | both | According to Michael B. …
2 | heaven ✓ | Lord creator of the Dual-Genesis who as male takes the name Ometecuhtli/as female is named Omecihuatl | dual | The Thirteen Heavens wer…
2 | heaven ✓ | two | Māra is also sometimes c…
2 | heaven ✓ | as many as fourteen levels | two | Different tribes number …
2 | heaven ✓ | one which is probably derived from Greek thought is that of the immortal soul which returns to its creator after death/the other which is thought to be of Persian origin is that of resurrection of the dead | two | The Torah has little to …
2 | heaven ✓ | Lord/as female is named Omecihuatl | two | The Thirteen Heavens wer…
2 | heaven ✓ | heaven/earth | two | As in other ancient Near…
2 | heaven ✓ | two | The ruler of China in ev…
2 | heaven ✓ | famous descriptions of Heaven are given in Dante Alighieri's Paradiso/John Milton's Paradise Lost | two | Two famous descriptions …
2 | heaven ✓ | two | Originally, the two idea…
2 | heaven ✓ | two | Most important of these …
2 | heaven ✓ | two | By the early first centu…
2 | heaven ✓ | possible exceptions to this are Enoch who is described in Genesis 524 as having been "taken" by God/the prophet Elijah who is described in 2 Kings 211 as having ascended to Heaven in a chariot of fire | two | The only two possible ex…
2 | heaven ✓ | cause the stars in his celestial sphere to fall | two | The heaven of Yaldabaoth…
3 | heaven ✓ | three | The ancient Mesopotamian…
4 | heaven | four | After developing the fou…
4 | heaven ✓ | four | The Heaven of the Four K…
4 | heaven | four | The heaven "of the Four …
4 | heaven | kings/composed of Kumbhāṇḍas कुम्भाण्ड/Gandharva गन्धर्वs/Nāgas नाग and Yakṣas यक्ष | four | The devas who guide the …
4 | heaven ✓ | four | Heaven ordained the four…
5 | heaven ✓ | five | He appointed the dukes a…
5 | heaven ✓ | five | Heaven sent down snow, f…
6 | heaven ✓ | six | In the Vaishnava traditi…
6 | heaven ✓ | six | One interpretation of "h…
7 | heaven ✓ | seven | During the end of days, …
7 | heaven ✓ | seven | The cosmological descrip…
7 | heaven ✓ | seven | The ancient Mesopotamian…
7 | heaven ✓ | seven | According to Shi'ite sou…
7 | heaven ✓ | seven | Similar to Jewish tradit…
9 | heaven ✓ | nine | Here, the nine heavens a…
2 | hedonism ✓ | the measure of ethical value/the main factors of emotional life | both | According to David Hume …
2 | hedonism ✓ | both | 864—925 or 932 CE). Simi…
2 | hedonism ✓ | both | Both C. D.
2 | hedonism ✓ | pleasure/pain come in degrees corresponding to their intensity | both | Both pleasure and pain c…
2 | hedonism ✓ | both | Both philosophers and ps…
2 | hedonism ✓ | both | Negative consequences ca…
2 | hedonism ✓ | on the conscious/the unconscious levels | both | It is an empirical view …
2 | hedonism ✓ | its intrinsic/instrumental value | both | The overall value of som…
2 | hedonism ✓ | the biological/social levels | both | Additionally, hedonic ps…
2 | hedonism ✓ | suggest instead that avoiding pain is more important than producing pleasure | pair | However, some hedonists …
2 | hedonism ✓ | intensity/duration | two | Some simplified versions…
2 | hedonism ✓ | views/for example by asserting that the right form of ascetic practice leads to higher overall happiness by replacing simple sensory pleasures with deeper and more meaningful spiritual pleasures | two | However, there are forms…
2 | hedonism ✓ | one exceedingly beautiful/the other a heap of filth | two | E. Moore used a thought …
9 | hedonism ✓ | nine | For example, some questi…
2 | hell ✓ | mankind/jinn | both | In the Quran, God declar…
2 | hell ✓ | co-existing with the temporal world filled with blazing fire boiling water/a variety of other torments for those who have been condemned to it in the hereafter | both | In Islam, Jahannam (in A…
2 | hell ✓ | both | In the Mahabharata, ther…
2 | hell ✓ | faith/works | both | The nature of this judgm…
2 | hell ✓ | positive/negative through the attainment of Nirvana | both | Thus, Buddhism teaches t…
2 | hell ✓ | both | The word has cognates in…
2 | hell ✓ | both | As with other Jewish wri…
2 | hell ✓ | dual | During the Akkadian Peri…
2 | hell ✓ | two | As with other Jewish wri…
2 | hell ✓ | two | It is very loosely based…
2 | hell ✓ | *xaljō/*rūnō the Proto-Germanic precursor to Modern English rune | two | The compound is composed…
3 | hell ✓ | occasions/as well as create a schism in the monastic order/is said to have been reborn in the Avici hell | three | The Buddha's disciple, D…
3 | hell ✓ | three | Some speak of three to f…
3 | hell ✓ | three | While these three terms …
3 | hell ✓ | saviors at thousand-year intervals/Ahura Mazda reconciles the world/destroying evil and resurrecting tormented souls to perfection | three | Zoroastrian eschatology …
3 | hell ✓ | the middle area/ie air/atmosphere | three | The Rigveda mentions thr…
3 | hell ✓ | the Greek words Tartarus/Hades/the Hebrew word Gehinnom | three | The English word hell do…
4 | hell ✓ | four | Some speak of three to f…
5 | hell ✓ | five | Buddhism teaches that th…
6 | hell ✓ | six | Modern understanding of …
6 | hell ✓ | six | Buddhism teaches that th…
7 | hell ✓ | seven | The seven gates of jahan…
7 | hell ✓ | seven | Medieval sources often i…
7 | hell ✓ | seven | The entrance to Kur was …
7 | hell ✓ | seven | In Islam, Jahannam (in A…
7 | hell | seven | Many scholars of Jewish …
7 | hell ✓ | seven | The stages of hell get t…
7 | hell ✓ | seven | The god Neti was the gat…
7 | hell ✓ | seven | The hells are situated i…
9 | hell ✓ | nine | The geography of hell is…
10 | hell ✓ | ten | Typically, Daoist hells …
10 | hell ✓ | ten | Some speak of three to f…
10 | hell ✓ | ten | They have a fixed life s…
10 | hell ✓ | ten | The ten judges are also …
3 | Heterophonic ✓ | Curlew River/The Burning Fiery Furnace/The Prodigal Son | three | and Mahler: In the 20th…
2 | heuristic ✓ | no player a different strategy is needed | both | The recognition heuristi…
2 | heuristic ✓ | groups underestimated the answer by a wide margin/but the latter group's average estimate was significantly smaller | both | Both groups underestimat…
2 | heuristic ✓ | in this study/a similar one where subjects judged the likelihood of a fictional woman taking different careers | both | Instead, the ratings of …
2 | heuristic ✓ | the belief that "emotionally relevant events ought to have emotionally relevant causes"/magical associative thinking | both | Examples of this include…
2 | heuristic ✓ | in laboratories/in the real world | both | The anchoring effect has…
2 | heuristic ✓ | prescriptive– physicians are taught the procedure –/a descriptive model that is most physicians actually follow the procedure | both | The HIV tree is both pre…
2 | heuristic ✓ | X/Y" can never be more probable than the more general statement "Linda is X" | both | People showed a strong t…
2 | heuristic ✓ | individuals/organisations rely on heuristics in an adaptive way | both | Furthermore, Gigerenzer …
2 | heuristic ✓ | local/global scales | both | This reflects the escala…
2 | heuristic | dual | Dual process theory conc…
2 | heuristic ✓ | the prosecutor demanded a 34-month sentence in one condition and 12 months in the other/there was an eight-month difference between the average sentences handed out in these two conditions | two | The two conditions of th…
2 | heuristic ✓ | varieties of heuristics confirms how we may be influenced easily our mental shortcuts/what may come quickest to our mind | two | These two varieties of h…
2 | heuristic ✓ | two | In one experiment, peopl…
2 | heuristic ✓ | two | They explained that peop…
2 | heuristic ✓ | the prototype used for comparison is representative of its category/and representativeness is also a relation between that prototype and the thing being categorised | two | "Representative" is here…
2 | heuristic ✓ | two | Tversky and Kahneman off…
2 | heuristic ✓ | two | Based on the cue values,…
2 | heuristic ✓ | two | In general, for n binary…
2 | heuristic ✓ | two | where ti is the number o…
2 | heuristic ✓ | If one of two alternatives is recognized/the other not then infer that the recognized alternative has the higher value with respect to the criterion | two | For two alternatives, th…
2 | heuristic ✓ | different research programs have led to two kinds of models of heuristics formal models/informal ones | two | These two different rese…
2 | heuristic ✓ | ways we are able to process information from persuasive messages one being heuristically/the other systematically | two | This explains how there …
2 | heuristic ✓ | two | The logic behind these t…
2 | heuristic | two | CEST breaks down two sys…
2 | heuristic ✓ | two | Those with the highest t…
3 | heuristic ✓ | three | Kahneman and Frederick p…
3 | heuristic ✓ | availability representativeness/anchoring/adjustment | three | In their initial researc…
3 | heuristic ✓ | search rules/confirmation rules/decision rules | three | One-reason decisions are…
3 | heuristic ✓ | three | It is harder to think of…
3 | heuristic ✓ | three | Their program has three …
3 | heuristic ✓ | three | Although the facts of th…
9 | heuristic ✓ | nine | One group of subjects ha…
9 | heuristic ✓ | nine | If these ratings of like…
10 | heuristic ✓ | ten | Other experiments asked …
10 | heuristic ✓ | ten | Warren Thorngate, a soci…
2 | hierarchy ✓ | A square can always also be referred to as a quadrilateral polygon/shape | both | The general concept is b…
2 | hierarchy ✓ | in reference to the celestial hierarchy/the ecclesiastical hierarchy | both | Pseudo-Dionysius used th…
2 | hierarchy ✓ | subsumptive/compositional[example needed] | both | A hierarchy can also be …
2 | hierarchy ✓ | alternative/complementary to hierarchy | both | Organizational forms exi…
2 | hierarchy ✓ | of these concepts commonly exist in compositional hierarchies/but they are not a required general property | both | Both of these concepts c…
2 | hierarchy ✓ | In plain English a hierarchy can be thought of as a set in which The first requirement is also interpreted to mean that a hierarchy can have no circular relationships the association between two objects is always transitive/The second requirement asserts that a hierarchy must have a leader or root that is common to all of the objects | two | In plain English, a hier…
2 | hierarchy ✓ | linear/branching | two | Categorization in this w…
2 | hierarchy ✓ | two | All of the ordered sets …
2 | hierarchy ✓ | ie they have the same position/tenure status | two | For example, a graduate …
2 | hierarchy ✓ | two | An overlapping hierarchy…
2 | hierarchy ✓ | levels apply to all matter/at least at the macroscopic scale | two | In fact, the last two le…
2 | hierarchy | types of containment hierarchies are the subsumptive containment hierarchy/the compositional containment hierarchy | two | Two types of containment…
3 | hierarchy ✓ | Possibly the first use of the English word hierarchy cited by the Oxford English Dictionary was in 1881 when it was used in reference to the three orders of three angels as depicted by Pseudo-Dionysius the Areopagite 5th–6th centuries/The Greek term hierarchia means 'rule of a high priest' from hierarches ἱεράρχης 'president of sacred rites high-priest' and that from hiereus ἱερεύς 'priest' and arche ἀρχή 'first place or power rule'/Dionysius is credited with first use of it as an abstract noun | three | Possibly the first use o…
3 | hierarchy ✓ | three | In this system, the thre…
4 | hierarchy ✓ | four | In this system, the thre…
2 | hoarding ✓ | lines of sinners meet they accuse/insult each other | two | Each time the two lines …
3 | hoarding ✓ | three | The frequency of hoardin…
5 | hoarding ✓ | five | According to the Diagnos…
2 | holy spirit ✓ | kinds of thought appear in Jewish/Christian scripture but animistic is more typical of the Old Testament whereas dynamistic is more common in the New Testament | both | Both kinds of thought ap…
2 | holy spirit ✓ | counterpart Angra Mainyu who is the source of all wickedness/who leads humanity astray | dual | The Holy Spirit is put i…
2 | holy spirit ✓ | a winged dove/tongues of fire | two | Two symbols from the New…
2 | holy spirit ✓ | "animistic"/"dynamistic" | two | According to theologian …
3 | holy spirit ✓ | three | He stated that the Holy …
4 | holy spirit | four | The Holy Spirit (Arabic:…
2 | honor ✓ | both | It is an abstract concep…
2 | honor ✓ | both | Honour (Commonwealth Eng…
2 | honor ✓ | First the consequences of dishonourable actions such as suicide or attempted robbery that results in death outlive the perpetrator and negatively affect family members they presumably care about/Second when one member of the family misbehaves other members of the family are in the position to and are incentivised to strongly enforce the community norms | two | The concept of personal …
3 | honor ✓ | lack of resources/crime and theft have high rewards compared to the very limited alternatives/law enforcement is generally lax or corrupt | three | The three conditions exi…
3 | honor ✓ | three | According to Richard Nis…
3 | honor ✓ | three | The study found that int…
2 | hope ✓ | the patient/the physician | both | Being in denial and havi…
2 | hope ✓ | empirical research/theoretical approaches | both | The impact that hope can…
2 | hope ✓ | physical/mental health settings | both | The inclusion of hope in…
2 | hope ✓ | both | While the nature of the …
2 | hope ✓ | two | There are two main argum…
2 | hope ✓ | two | Of the countless models …
2 | hope ✓ | agency thinking/pathway thinking | two | This model reasons that …
2 | hope ✓ | two | The wild rats, known for…
3 | hope ✓ | theological virtues of the Christian religion/alongside faith/love | three | Hope is one of the three…
3 | hope ✓ | components/develop a belief in their ability are hopeful people who can establish clear goals imagine multiple workable pathways toward those goals/persevere even when obstacles get in their way | three | Snyder argues that indiv…
3 | hope ✓ | three | One physician noted that…
3 | hope ✓ | In other words/hope was defined as the perceived capability to derive pathways to desired goals/motivate oneself via agency thinking to use those pathways | three | He postulated that three…
4 | hope ✓ | from a cognitive/psychological/social/physical perspective | four | Frederickson argues that…
5 | hope ✓ | senses/who keeps the chariot on the path of the virtuous/thus is not distracted by the wrongs such as wrath/greed/other vices | five | In Vishnu Smriti, the im…
2 | humility ✓ | learner and teacher need to be humble/because they learn and teach what ultimately belongs to God prooem | both | 4–7 Both learner and te…
2 | humility ✓ | religious/philosophical contexts humility can be regarded as a virtue that prioritizes social harmony striking a balance between two sets of qualities | both | In both religious and ph…
2 | humility ✓ | 180 183 As a quality to be developed it is deeply connected with the practice of Four Abodes love-kindness compassion empathetic joy/equanimity | both | Humility, in this contex…
2 | humility ✓ | two | In both religious and ph…
3 | humility ✓ | three | Along with compassion an…
3 | humility ✓ | three | It is regarded as indisp…
3 | humility ✓ | treasures Guard and keep them! The first is pity/the second frugality/the third refusal to be "foremost of all things under heaven" | three | Here are my three treasu…
4 | humility ✓ | love-kindness/compassion/empathetic joy/equanimity | four | Humility, in this contex…
4 | humility ✓ | let there be beauty and strength/power and compassion/honor and humility/mirth and reverence within you | four | In the numerous traditio…
6 | humility ✓ | six | The treasure of humility…
7 | humility ✓ | seven | Once, the Buddha mention…
10 | humility ✓ | ten | Jain philosophy classifi…
2 | humors ✓ | general/specialized | both | The element-based Zodiac…
2 | humors ✓ | both | A fundamental idea of Hi…
2 | humors ✓ | both | He also related a corres…
2 | humors | elemental/modal cardinal fixed mutable | both | In the element-based Zod…
2 | humors ✓ | in strength and quantity/and are well mixed | both | Health is primarily that…
2 | humors ✓ | series elemental/modal | double | This so-called "symbolic…
2 | humors ✓ | principle heat/wetness that has weighed heavily in classical astrology all the way up to Cardan Kepler/Morin | double | Astrologers, prisoners o…
2 | humors ✓ | series both elemental/modal cardinal fixed mutable | double | In the element-based Zod…
2 | humors ✓ | two | There are not two sexes …
2 | humors ✓ | "There are two principles of generation heat and humidity/heat is the active quality and humidity the passive" | two | The French astrologer Eu…
2 | humors ✓ | generative principles is linked to a sexualization of the astrological factors planets/signs which forms the basis of all the mistakes in regard to the comprehension of the Tetrad here subjected to a duality not native to it | two | The idea of two generati…
2 | humors ✓ | two | The Ptolemean Zodiac, li…
2 | humors ✓ | two | 3. In his descriptions N…
2 | humors ✓ | the "Egyptian" system also used by the Stoics which is symbolic/the "Mesopotamian" system also Aristotelian which is physical AIR-WET FIRE-WARM EARTH-DRY WATER-COLD | two | Two incompatible element…
2 | humors ✓ | two | In this arrangement, it …
2 | humors ✓ | two | In Chapters 6 and 7 of t…
2 | humors ✓ | two | Some examples include: h…
2 | humors ✓ | humors/while some refrained from discussing the humoral theory at all | two | Although the theory of t…
2 | humors ✓ | are absolutely imaginary?" The seasonal association of phlegm is winter due to the natural properties of being cold/wet | two | What can we say of this …
2 | humors ✓ | two | Even though humorism the…
2 | humors ✓ | two | Galen identified four te…
2 | humors ✓ | Aries Fire/Cancer Water | two | It may be that these mod…
3 | humors ✓ | the brain/the heart/the liver | three | Through this, Galen foun…
3 | humors ✓ | three | Early texts on Indian Ay…
3 | humors ✓ | three | Blood was believed to co…
3 | humors ✓ | five components the most famous model consists of the four humors described by Hippocrates/developed further by Galen | three | Even though humorism the…
3 | humors ✓ | successive phases/are isomorphic to the cycle of the twelve signs/ordered in Zodiacal quadrants according to the three successive foci of these quadrants | three | The twelve types of nerv…
3 | humors ✓ | three | The astronomical Zodiacs…
3 | humors ✓ | equal parts on the ecliptic/that is to say/along the circle of traced by the sun in its apparent revolution around the Earth | three | Each of the four quadran…
3 | humors ✓ | "If then there were a surface having no depth that was supposed to become the body of the Universe a single midpoint would have sufficed to link the extremities and the center/but the Universe is solid in nature as suited it to be/so with solids it is never one but always two midpoints that are necessary to harmonize them" | three | In Chapters 6 and 7 of t…
3 | humors ✓ | three | Globally speaking, in sp…
4 | humors | four | In Chapters 6 and 7 of t…
4 | humors | elements does not impose itself for example on the author of the Tetrabiblos/despite an allusion to the Aristotelian theory of the four/even five elements including the aether Ptolemy when he defines the triangular association between the Zodiacal signs takes care to mention only the masculine/feminine quality of the signs but not their associations with the elements | four | The symbolical universe …
4 | humors ✓ | four | Although the theory of t…
4 | humors | four | These four successive ph…
4 | humors ✓ | four | But nothing justifies th…
4 | humors | four | Amma is four joined clav…
4 | humors ✓ | four | The proper blending and …
4 | humors | four | 1. Nicola is unaware of …
4 | humors ✓ | four | The sinusoidal wave that…
4 | humors ✓ | four | Robin Fåhræus (1921), a …
4 | humors ✓ | forms/three successive phases/are isomorphic to the cycle of the twelve signs/ordered in Zodiacal quadrants according to the three successive foci of these quadrants | four | The twelve types of nerv…
4 | humors ✓ | four | Why not have just four s…
4 | humors ✓ | sanguine/choleric/melancholic/phlegmatic—eventually became better known than the others | four | These last four, named f…
4 | humors ✓ | four | Avicenna summarized the …
4 | humors ✓ | four | The four elements are at…
4 | humors | four | In fact, the Zodiacal se…
4 | humors ✓ | four | Digestion is a continuou…
4 | humors ✓ | humors—that make up the human body/according to Hippocrates/are in harmony with one another/act as a catalyst for preserving health | four | The four essential eleme…
4 | humors | four | Empedocles's theory sugg…
4 | humors ✓ | earth/fire/water/air | four | Hippocrates' theory of f…
4 | humors ✓ | four | Each of the four quadran…
4 | humors ✓ | four | There are not two sexes …
4 | humors | four | Based on Hippocratic med…
4 | humors ✓ | four | Humoralism, or the doctr…
4 | humors ✓ | four | The astronomical Zodiacs…
4 | humors | four | While the correspondence…
4 | humors ✓ | four | The existence of fundame…
4 | humors ✓ | four | The body depends heavily…
4 | humors ✓ | four | Aristotle's concept of e…
4 | humors ✓ | four | An ideal temperament inv…
4 | humors ✓ | four | Each corresponds to one …
4 | humors | four | Even though humorism the…
4 | humors ✓ | water/air/fire/earth | four | But the nature of phlegm…
4 | humors ✓ | four | This meant that taking a…
4 | humors ✓ | four | Many Greek texts were wr…
4 | humors ✓ | four | What can we say of this …
4 | humors ✓ | four | When a patient was suffe…
4 | humors | blood/phlegm/yellow bile/black bile | four | Chymous is composed of t…
4 | humors | four | The theory of the four h…
4 | humors | four | The Unani school of medi…
4 | humors ✓ | four | The following table show…
4 | humors | four | Early texts on Indian Ay…
4 | humors ✓ | four | These four humors then c…
4 | humors | four | "The egg of Amma was clo…
4 | humors ✓ | four | The sinusoidal wave that…
4 | humors | solid/liquid/gas/plasma | four | The Elements are symbols…
4 | humors | warm/cold/moist/dry | four | Galen identified four te…
4 | humors ✓ | humors of Hippocratic medicine are black bile/yellow bile/phlegm/blood | four | The four humors of Hippo…
4 | humors ✓ | a dark clot forms at the bottom/above the clot is a layer of red blood cells/above this is a whitish layer of white blood cells/the top layer is clear yellow serum | four | When blood is drawn in a…
4 | humors ✓ | Aries Taurus Gemini =&gt/RAPIDITY OF EXCITATION *Difference of positive duration between the diurnal and nocturnal arcs =&gt/EXCITATION *Increase of the relationship between the diurnal and nocturnal arcs =&gt/SPEED | four | The four cycles of the n…
5 | humors ✓ | five | The five kinds of jaundi…
5 | humors ✓ | earth/water/fire/air/space | five | Early texts on Indian Ay…
5 | humors ✓ | five | Even though humorism the…
5 | humors ✓ | elements including the aether/Ptolemy/when he defines the triangular association between the Zodiacal signs/takes care to mention only the masculine and feminine quality of the signs/but not their associations with the elements | five | The symbolical universe …
6 | humors ✓ | six | The quadripartition of a…
8 | humors ✓ | eight | Why not have just four s…
8 | humors ✓ | eight | For another possible sce…
12 | humors ✓ | twelve | The following physiologi…
12 | humors ✓ | twelve | In this pre-Zodiacal sta…
12 | humors ✓ | twelve | The appearance of the Zo…
12 | humors ✓ | twelve | In his recent work on th…
12 | humors ✓ | twelve | The twelve Zodiacal sign…
12 | humors ✓ | twelve | The twelve types of nerv…
12 | humors ✓ | twelve | In the element-based Zod…
12 | humors ✓ | twelve | What is usually invoked …
12 | humors | twelve | But what justifies the d…
12 | humors ✓ | twelve | Only the physiological a…
12 | humors ✓ | twelve | This so-called "symbolic…
2 | hurricane ✓ | buyers and sellers/both of these result in financial losses | both | Tropical cyclones destro…
2 | hurricane ✓ | the classification of a tropical cyclone/the determination of its intensity | both | The Dvorak technique pla…
2 | hurricane ✓ | the day/night hemispheres on such planets | both | A 2020 study found that …
2 | hurricane ✓ | enhance/inhibit tropical cyclone intensity by influencing the storm's outflow as well as vertical wind shear | both | Jet streams can both enh…
2 | hurricane ✓ | both | At this layer, both vert…
2 | hurricane ✓ | hemispheres/tropical cyclogenesis is influenced less by tropical easterly waves and more by the seasonal movement of the Intertropical Convergence Zone and the monsoon trough | both | In contrast, in the Indi…
2 | hurricane ✓ | the Atlantic/Western Pacific basin in the mid-1940s which provided ground truth data | both | In the 1940s, routine ai…
2 | hurricane ✓ | visible/infrared satellite imagery in the assessment of tropical cyclone intensity | both | Used in warning centers,…
2 | hurricane ✓ | quantity/diversity after the passage of storms | both | Insect populations can d…
2 | hurricane ✓ | the 200/300 hPa levels are mainly used to locate the jet stream | both | Both the 200 and 300 hPa…
2 | hurricane ✓ | tropical cyclones/can weaken and ultimately result in the dissipation of the weaker of two tropical cyclones by reducing the organization of the system's convection and imparting horizontal wind shear | two | The Fujiwhara effect, wh…
2 | hurricane ✓ | vortices may simply orbit around one another/or else may spiral into the center point and merge | two | Depending on their separ…
2 | hurricane ✓ | -digit number/suffix letter by the warning centers that monitor them | two | Tropical cyclones that d…
2 | hurricane ✓ | "steering" by the background environmental wind/"beta drift" | two | The movement of a tropic…
2 | hurricane ✓ | cyclones approach one another/their centers will begin orbiting cyclonically about a point between the two systems | two | When two cyclones approa…
2 | hurricane ✓ | vortices are of unequal size the larger vortex will tend to dominate the interaction/the smaller vortex will orbit around it | two | When the two vortices ar…
2 | hurricane ✓ | degrees of latitude then the cyclone is "very small"/a "midget" | two | If the radius of outermo…
2 | hurricane ✓ | to three days before circulation breaks down/dissipates | two | Over flat areas, it may …
2 | hurricane | two | In addition to tropical …
2 | hurricane ✓ | the flow associated with the storm itself/the large-scale background flow of the environment | two | Physically, the winds, o…
3 | hurricane ✓ | three | Names are assigned in or…
3 | hurricane ✓ | three | (Tropical cyclone transl…
4 | hurricane | four | The four giant planets f…
6 | hurricane ✓ | six | New tropical cyclone pos…
6 | hurricane ✓ | six | ACE is calculated by sum…
6 | hurricane ✓ | six | (Tropical cyclone transl…
7 | hurricane ✓ | seven | The majority of tropical…
9 | hurricane ✓ | nine | For instance, a 2020 pap…
10 | hurricane ✓ | ten | Ten of these warning cen…
10 | hurricane ✓ | ten | Names are assigned in or…
12 | hurricane ✓ | twelve | At present, tropical cyc…
2 | idealistic ✓ | Foster/Sprigge defend idealism through an epistemic argument for the unity of the act of perception with its object | both | Both Foster and Sprigge …
2 | idealistic ✓ | conceptually/in terms of human experience through a reorientation of thought | both | The theology of Christia…
2 | idealistic ✓ | both | But, if not distinct, th…
2 | idealistic ✓ | modern Chinese Buddhists/New Confucian thinkers participated in this revival of consciousness-only studies | both | Both modern Chinese Budd…
2 | idealistic ✓ | impersonal monistic idealism/materialism run contrary to the experience of moral freedom while "personal idealism" affirms it | both | Howison argued that both…
2 | idealistic ✓ | categories as forms of idealism proper we should instead speak of epistemic/ontological arguments for idealism | two | Because of this, A.C. Ew…
2 | idealistic ✓ | two | Dignāga then attempts to…
2 | idealistic ✓ | two | There are two main metap…
2 | idealistic ✓ | Vishnu/Lakṣmī | two | Furthermore, brahman is …
2 | idealistic ✓ | ways of arguing for idealism are sometimes combined to defend a specific type of idealism/but they may also be defended as independent theses by different thinkers | two | These two ways of arguin…
3 | idealistic ✓ | worlds are illusory constructs/created by the mind alone"/"all dharmas are produced from the mind's giving rise to false thoughts" | three | One passage from the tex…
3 | idealistic ✓ | the issue of spatio-temporal continuity/accounting for intersubjectivity/the causal efficacy of matter on subjects | three | Vasubandhu also responds…
10 | idealistic ✓ | ten | Buddhist views reminisce…
10 | idealistic ✓ | ten | Rothman commented that "…
2 | igneous ✓ | continental/oceanic crust rest on peridotite of the mantle | both | Both continental and oce…
2 | igneous ✓ | by melting those rocks/by reacting with them | both | For instance, magmas com…
2 | igneous ✓ | intrusive/volcanic rocks are grouped chemically by total silica content into broad categories | both | Both intrusive and volca…
2 | igneous ✓ | both | Both are further classif…
2 | igneous ✓ | important variables used for the classification of igneous rocks are particle size which largely depends on the cooling history/the mineral composition of the rock | two | Two important variables …
2 | igneous ✓ | two | In rare cases, melts can…
2 | igneous ✓ | two | Grain size in igneous ro…
2 | igneous ✓ | on the TAS diagram being higher in total alkali oxides for a given silica content but the tholeiitic/calc-alkaline series occupy approximately the same part of the TAS diagram | two | Magmas are further divid…
3 | igneous | three | All three series are fou…
3 | igneous ✓ | The alkaline series is distinguishable from the other two on the TAS diagram/being higher in total alkali oxides for a given silica content/but the tholeiitic and calc-alkaline series occupy approximately the same part of the TAS diagram | three | Magmas are further divid…
3 | igneous ✓ | an increase in temperature/a decrease in pressure/a change in composition | three | Typically, the melting i…
3 | igneous ✓ | three | These three magma series…
3 | igneous ✓ | main rock types/the others being sedimentary/metamorphic | three | Igneous rock (igneous fr…
4 | igneous | the alkalic/the alkali-calcic/the calc-alkali/the calcic series | four | Among these was the clas…
3 | ignorance ✓ | factual ignorance/object ignorance/technical ignorance | three | Ignorance can appear in …
2 | Illusions ✓ | selectivity/invariance | both | Our whole visual system …
2 | Illusions ✓ | both | Both sound and touch hav…
2 | Illusions ✓ | both | An example is when two o…
2 | Illusions ✓ | perceptual/cognitive neural pathways | both | The visual system, which…
2 | Illusions ✓ | crucial properties of our visual system related mostly to high-level visual processing referred to as selectivity/invariance | two | There are two crucial pr…
2 | Illusions ✓ | objects of the same size are placed on a certain background which conditions us to believe that one object might be larger than the other/and when the background is removed or replaced our perception immediately changes to the correct scenario | two | An example is when two o…
2 | Illusions ✓ | two | Examples of tactile illu…
2 | Illusions ✓ | illusions that are widely considered to be caused by a biological phenomenon named lateral inhibition where the receptor signal in the retina's receptive fields from light/dark areas compete with one another | two | The Hermann grid illusio…
2 | image ✓ | both | Additionally, images can…
2 | image ✓ | be figurative/literal | both | It can both be figurativ…
2 | image ✓ | -dimensional images are actually illusions of movement perceived when still images are displayed in sequence each image lasting less/sometimes much less than a fraction of a second | two | "Moving" two-dimensional…
2 | image ✓ | ie/"icons" themselves | two | The Statue of Liberty pr…
2 | image ✓ | two | A two-dimensional image …
2 | image ✓ | such as lithography/etching | two | The broader sense of the…
2 | image ✓ | two | The nature of images, wh…
2 | image ✓ | two | An image or picture is a…
2 | image ✓ | two | In image processing, a p…
3 | image ✓ | three | The Statue of Liberty pr…
3 | image ✓ | three | Aside from sculpture and…
3 | image ✓ | -dimensional or two-dimensional/created for a specific purpose or only for aesthetic pleasure/has continued to provoke questions and even condemnation at different times and places | three | The nature of images, wh…
3 | image ✓ | three | Although his ideas are c…
3 | image ✓ | -dimensional/such as a carving/sculpture | three | An image or picture is a…
10 | image ✓ | ten | In Judaism, one of the T…
2 | immersion ✓ | the virtual/physical space simultaneously | both | The next generation is V…
2 | immersion ✓ | two | The invention enhanced o…
2 | immersion ✓ | two | A true immersive experie…
3 | immersion ✓ | three | In virtual reality, howe…
3 | immersion ✓ | Staffan Björk/Jussi Holopainen in Patterns In Game Design divide immersion into similar categories but call them sensory-motoric immersion cognitive immersion/emotional immersion respectively | three | According to Ernest W. A…
2 | importance ✓ | the intrinsic/the instrumental value of the thing | both | This value includes both…
2 | importance ✓ | because of the suffering it caused/because of the long-term political changes it affected | both | For example, World War I…
2 | importance ✓ | both | This caring attitude mig…
2 | importance ✓ | activities have occupied some of the brightest minds but only the insights discovered in mathematical inquiry have had important implications beyond themselves in the form of scientific/technological developments | both | Chess differs in this as…
2 | importance ✓ | importance/value | both | Although the two can com…
2 | importance ✓ | to care about something is to be invested in it/to identify with the corresponding value | both | It involves both agency …
2 | importance ✓ | meaningful/important | both | In the ideal case, the t…
2 | importance ✓ | both | Many theorists combine b…
2 | importance ✓ | can come apart ideally they manifest together as a life that has both importance/value | two | Although the two can com…
2 | importance | two | Ideally, the two coincid…
2 | importance ✓ | may come apart when people care about unimportant things/fail to care about important things | two | Nonetheless, the two may…
2 | importance ✓ | not everyone who makes an important difference becomes famous/not all famous people make important differences | two | But the two can come apa…
2 | importance ✓ | coincide in a life that is both meaningful/important | two | In the ideal case, the t…
2 | importance ✓ | two | Nonetheless, there may b…
2 | importance ✓ | two | For example, it may be o…
2 | importance ✓ | can come apart ie that there are meaningful lives that lack importance/important lives that lack meaning | two | Nonetheless, it has been…
2 | importance ✓ | two | For example, in the cont…
2 | importance ✓ | two | One way to distinguish t…
2 | importance ✓ | two | Ideally, the two overlap…
2 | importance ✓ | a thing may be important relative to someone/important in an unrestricted sense | two | Bernard Williams differe…
3 | importance ✓ | life is meaningful if it is guided by purposes that are valuable for their own sake it transcends mere animal nature by connecting to something larger/it merits certain attitudes such as taking pride in it/admiration from others | three | Some theorists identify …
2 | improve ✓ | positive/negative effects for the different people involved | both | But this had both positi…
2 | improve ✓ | individuals/societies as a whole | both | The term "improvement" i…
4 | improve ✓ | four | Quality improvement is o…
3 | improvement cycle ✓ | three | The top three to four po…
4 | improvement cycle ✓ | four | The top three to four po…
5 | improvement cycle ✓ | Define/measure/analyze/improve/control | five | DMAIC is an abbreviation…
6 | improvement cycle ✓ | six | The DMAIC improvement cy…
6 | improvement cycle ✓ | six | Within Six Sigma, often …
6 | improvement cycle ✓ | six | However, DMAIC is not ex…
6 | improvement cycle ✓ | six | One can use brainstormin…
2 | indigo ✓ | both | The article goes on to s…
2 | indigo ✓ | pair | In the mid-1660s, when N…
7 | indigo | I desired a friend to draw with a pencil lines cross the image/pillar of colours/where every one of the seven aforenamed colours was most full/brisk/also where he judged the truest confines of them to be/whilst I held the paper so/that the said image might fall within a certain compass marked on it | seven | Having decided upon seve…
7 | indigo ✓ | seven | Newton introduced indigo…
7 | indigo ✓ | seven | The term "indigo" can re…
7 | indigo ✓ | seven | Newton regarded indigo a…
7 | indigo ✓ | seven | In describing this optic…
7 | indigo ✓ | seven | According to Gary Waldma…
2 | individualistic ✓ | the right/left in modern politics | both | Because of this, a civil…
2 | individualistic ✓ | both | Many existentialists hav…
2 | individualistic ✓ | irrefutable/yet indefensible in the same manner | both | Solipsism is the only ep…
2 | individualistic ✓ | the life/work of Henry David Thoreau | both | That is, something that …
2 | individualistic ✓ | individual/political freedom alongside social justice | both | Left-libertarianism repr…
2 | individualistic ✓ | ie subject-focused/subjective | both | Egoism, utilitarianism, …
2 | individualistic ✓ | to the increasing statism of the mainstream socialist movement/to a classical liberal movement that was moving toward a mere apologetic for the power of big business" | both | Thus, individualist anar…
2 | individualistic ✓ | as egoism does by elevating self-interests/"the self" to a status not granted to others | both | Egoism and altruism both…
2 | individualistic ✓ | two | For L. Susan Brown, "Lib…
4 | individualistic | four | Josiah Warren is widely …
2 | induction ✓ | salt/lead were found to be toxic | both | For instance, suppose th…
2 | induction ✓ | both | One factor that both cou…
2 | induction ✓ | two | As an example of the met…
2 | induction ✓ | two | Country A is a former co…
2 | induction ✓ | two | If two or more instances…
2 | induction ✓ | two | Also called the "Joint M…
2 | induction ✓ | similar countries compared the difference between the two is whether/not they were formerly a colony | two | This is because, out of …
2 | induction ✓ | two | If an instance in which …
2 | induction ✓ | two | Symbolically, the method…
2 | induction ✓ | countries and the theoretical backing for that relationship is sound/social democratic policies often include universal health care | two | Comparing the factors kn…
4 | induction | four | Symbolically, the method…
5 | induction ✓ | five | Mill's methods are five …
2 | informative ✓ | both | The existence of informa…
2 | informative ✓ | both | Complex definitions of b…
2 | informative ✓ | English/other European languages | both | References on "formation…
2 | informative ✓ | classical/quantum assertions against the ability to destroy information | both | Modern astronomy cites t…
2 | informative ✓ | two | The world's combined eff…
2 | informative ✓ | two | For example, identifying…
2 | informative ✓ | for example/food | two | Inputs are of two kinds.…
2 | informative ✓ | two | Other units such as the …
4 | informative | pragmatics/semantics/syntax/empirics | four | Signs themselves can be …
4 | informative ✓ | four | These four layers serve …
6 | informative ✓ | key requirements for good corporate governancetransparency/accountability/due process/compliance/meeting statutory and common law requirements/security of personal and corporate information" | six | Willis expressed the vie…
6 | informative ✓ | six | For example, identifying…
2 | Inheritance ✓ | both | With the accession of Em…
2 | Inheritance ✓ | double | If the eldest surviving …
2 | Inheritance ✓ | double | All these sources agree …
2 | Inheritance ✓ | double | They also agreed that th…
2 | Inheritance ✓ | -thirds of high-wealth families lose their wealth within two generations/almost 80% of high-wealth parents "feel the next generation is not financially responsible [and/or competent] enough to handle inheritance" | two | Similarly, analysis show…
3 | Inheritance ✓ | three | Furthermore, the Quran i…
3 | Inheritance ✓ | verses of the Quran 411 412/4176 give specific details of inheritance/shares in addition to few other verses dealing with testamentary | three | Three verses of the Qura…
3 | Inheritance | three | The total cumulative eff…
4 | Inheritance ✓ | All these sources agree that the firstborn son is entitled to a double portion of his father's estate/This means that for example if a father left five sons the firstborn receives a third of the estate and each of the other four receives a sixth/If he left nine sons the firstborn receives a fifth and each of the other eight receive a tenth/If the eldest surviving son is not the firstborn son he is not entitled to the double portion | four | This means that, for exa…
6 | Inheritance ✓ | six | Furthermore, the Quran i…
8 | Inheritance ✓ | eight | If he left nine sons, th…
9 | Inheritance ✓ | nine | Furthermore, the Quran i…
2 | integrity | both | Integrity also demands k…
3 | intellectual ✓ | three | According to Thomas Sowe…
6 | intellectual ✓ | six | The American academic Pe…
2 | intelligence ✓ | popular/classical music spheres | both | There is a strong relati…
2 | intelligence ✓ | both | However, more recent res…
2 | intelligence ✓ | channels/influences the operation of the general processes | both | Their functioning both c…
2 | intelligence ✓ | the general processes/the domains of interest are evaluated | both | Thus, one cannot satisfa…
2 | intelligence ✓ | abstractions taken from real world elements eg logic from words/calculations from the manipulation from objects | both | However, Gardner argues …
2 | intelligence ✓ | both | It includes both practic…
2 | intelligence ✓ | emotional/cognitive intelligence | both | It is considered a disti…
2 | intelligence ✓ | ideas/emotions | both | For example, saluting, s…
2 | intelligence | eg drafting/building | both | Visual-spatial intellige…
2 | intelligence ✓ | mental ability in a particular species/comparing abilities between species | both | These researchers are in…
2 | intelligence ✓ | decision-making systems/for adapted cognition modules suggests that these cognitive brain specializations have evolved to address very specific problems in our environment | two | 99). Equally important, …
2 | intelligence ✓ | two | There is debate as to wh…
2 | intelligence ✓ | major kinesthetic categories are gross/fine motor skills | two | Two major kinesthetic ca…
2 | intelligence ✓ | two | The two intelligences th…
2 | intelligence ✓ | spatial arrangements/objects | two | It is composed of two ma…
3 | intelligence ✓ | three | Spatial ability is one o…
3 | intelligence ✓ | three | In this analogy each of …
3 | intelligence ✓ | reading/writing/definitions | three | Linguistic ability can b…
3 | intelligence ✓ | individualize the teaching style/pluralize the teaching/avoid the term "styles" as being confusing | three | Gardner summarizes his a…
3 | intelligence ✓ | kinesthetic/interpersonal/linguistic | three | Successful sports coache…
3 | intelligence ✓ | creative/academic / analytical/practical thinking | three | One model integrates the…
4 | intelligence | four | Intrapersonal skills can…
4 | intelligence | styles are Mastery/Understanding/Interpersonal/Self-Expressive | four | The four styles are Mast…
4 | intelligence ✓ | four | The eight criteria can b…
4 | intelligence ✓ | main types of logical-mathematical intelligence include logical reasoning/calculations/practical thinking/discovery | four | The four main types of l…
7 | intelligence ✓ | seven | Not part of Gardner's or…
7 | intelligence ✓ | seven | From the beginning Howar…
8 | intelligence ✓ | eight | Eight criteria accountin…
8 | intelligence | eight | Several references to ex…
8 | intelligence ✓ | eight | While learning style the…
8 | intelligence ✓ | eight | In Frames of Mind and it…
8 | intelligence ✓ | eight | The eight criteria can b…
8 | intelligence ✓ | eight | He subjected candidate a…
8 | intelligence ✓ | eight | One model integrates the…
8 | intelligence ✓ | eight | Their names sound alike …
8 | intelligence ✓ | eight | In this analogy each of …
2 | interest | both | The total interest payme…
2 | interest ✓ | both | The last equation allows…
2 | interest ✓ | grain/metals | both | The first recorded insta…
2 | interest ✓ | the thing/the use of the thing | both | St. Thomas Aquinas, the …
2 | interest ✓ | charging" charging for both the thing/the use of the thing | double | St. Thomas Aquinas, the …
2 | interest ✓ | double | For example, compounding…
2 | interest ✓ | double | In the case of an intere…
2 | interest ✓ | at a given interest rate that is for accumulated compound interest to reach/exceed the initial deposit divide 72 by the percentage interest rate | double | To approximate how long …
2 | interest ✓ | double | In the case of an intere…
2 | interest ✓ | balances separate by k periods/can be used to compute a value for the annual interest rate | two | Since B0 could be any ba…
2 | interest ✓ | two | From the borrower's pers…
2 | interest ✓ | two | (Interest may be part or…
3 | interest ✓ | components of interest of the total interest may/may not remain/so an interest-free economy does not necessarily have to be free of all types of interest | three | Depending on how the eco…
3 | interest ✓ | However interest rates are set by the market/it happens frequently that they are insufficient to compensate for inflation for example at times of high inflation during for example the oil crisis/during 2011 when real yields on many inflation-linked government stocks are negative | three | Because future inflation…
3 | interest ✓ | three | The three sources of dem…
4 | interest ✓ | pure interest/a risk premium/expected inflation or deflation/and administrative costs | four | The total interest rate …
2 | interpersonal ✓ | broadened/narrowed since physical infidelity becomes easier to conceal but emotional infidelity becomes a more serious offense | both | Additionally, the defini…
2 | interpersonal ✓ | positive/negative impacts on romantic relationships | both | Social media can have bo…
2 | interpersonal ✓ | economics and physical power/whereas dominance relationships in a society with democracy and capitalism are more complicated | both | For example, a feudal so…
2 | interpersonal ✓ | partners having extreme dependence on/preoccupation with the relationship | both | Codependency initially f…
2 | interpersonal ✓ | tangible/intangible ways | both | This perspective suggest…
2 | interpersonal ✓ | both | Social exchange theory a…
2 | interpersonal ✓ | parties can be dominant in different areas For example in a friendship/romantic relationship one person may have strong opinions about where to eat dinner whereas the other has strong opinions about how to decorate a shared space | two | Two parties can be domin…
2 | interpersonal ✓ | parties have or assert unequal levels of power/one is termed "dominant" and the other "submissive" | two | When two parties have or…
2 | interpersonal ✓ | two | Two popular definitions …
3 | interpersonal ✓ | three | In a series of studies u…
3 | interpersonal ✓ | attraction/romantic love/attachment | three | Fisher defines love as c…
3 | interpersonal ✓ | rewards/costs/comparison levels | three | Social exchange theory a…
3 | interpersonal ✓ | three | Older women in particula…
5 | interpersonal ✓ | five | According to the model, …
5 | interpersonal ✓ | five | Minding is the "reciproc…
2 | interphase ✓ | the type of cell/the species of organism it belongs to | both | The stages of interphase…
2 | interphase ✓ | both | After the successful com…
2 | interphase ✓ | The first process non-homologous end joining NHEJ can join the two broken ends of DNA in the G1 S and G2 phases of interphase/The second process homologous recombinational repair HRR is more accurate than NHEJ in repairing double-strand breaks | double | DNA double-strand breaks…
2 | interphase ✓ | materials For example between the fibre/matrix of a composite material | two | The transition region be…
2 | interphase ✓ | broken ends of DNA in the G1 S/G2 phases of interphase | two | The first process, non-h…
3 | interphase ✓ | three | There are three stages o…
2 | interpret ✓ | into/out of their mother tongues | both | Local private markets te…
2 | interpret ✓ | Chinese/English in his/her specialty | both | Most interpretation in h…
2 | interpret ✓ | both | Consecutive interpretati…
2 | interpret ✓ | -checked to ensure that the interpreter's voice is not sent back/the interpreter gets to hear only one channel at a time | double | In particular, satellite…
2 | interpret ✓ | double | In consecutive interpret…
2 | interpret | double | This is also commonly kn…
2 | interpret ✓ | two | There are two national o…
2 | interpret ✓ | institutional/private | two | Conference interpretatio…
2 | interpret ✓ | modes of interpreting are simultaneous interpreting which is performed contemporaneously with the expression of the source language/consecutive interpreting where the interpreted speech is heard only during associated breaks in the original speech | two | The most common two mode…
2 | interpret ✓ | a half hours without stopping | two | Palazchenko cites Anton …
3 | interpret ✓ | -interpretation may even be needed/particularly where rare languages/dialects are involved | triple | Triple-interpretation ma…
5 | interpret ✓ | English/French/Russian/Chinese/Spanish | five | In 1951, when the United…
6 | interpret ✓ | six | Because it has only six …
3 | interpretant ✓ | the immediate the dynamical/the final/normal | three | Peirce delineates three …
2 | interpretation ✓ | "to speak allegorically"/"to interpret allegorically" | both | The debate is complex, s…
2 | interpretation ✓ | of whom are presumed to be active in the 6th century BCE though Pherecydes is earlier/is often presumed to be the first writer of prose | both | 1.240.14–241.12 Schrad.)…
2 | interpretation ✓ | meanings – a literal meaning/a symbolic meaning | two | Like allegorical stories…
2 | interpretation ✓ | two | In classical literature …
2 | interpretation ✓ | often conflated uses of the Greek verb "allēgoreīn" which can mean both "to speak allegorically"/"to interpret allegorically" | two | The debate is complex, s…
2 | interpretation ✓ | two | Thus, the Papal Bull Una…
2 | interpretation ✓ | two | This approach leads to t…
3 | interpretation ✓ | -dimensional/for each aspect of their individual personalities and of the events that befall them embodies some moral quality or other abstraction the author has selected the allegory first/and the details merely flesh it out | three | In this perspective, the…
7 | interpretation ✓ | seven | In Late Antiquity Martia…
2 | interrogative ✓ | syntax/prosody to distinguish interrogative sentences from declarative sentences | both | Languages may use both s…
2 | intrapersonal ✓ | the sender/the receiver of the messages | both | In this sense, the same …
2 | intrapersonal ✓ | intrapersonal/interpersonal communication involve the exchange of messages | both | Both intrapersonal and i…
2 | intrapersonal ✓ | its interpersonal/its intrapersonal side | both | He aims to give an accou…
2 | intrapersonal | both | Internal stimuli include…
2 | intrapersonal ✓ | both | For intrapersonal commun…
2 | intrapersonal ✓ | precise/generally accepted | both | This implies that it has…
2 | intrapersonal ✓ | for positive mental health/mental illness | both | The way intrapersonal co…
2 | intrapersonal ✓ | two | The two phenomena also i…
2 | intrapersonal ✓ | two | He identifies two signif…
2 | intrapersonal ✓ | two | Despite this difference,…
2 | intrapersonal ✓ | processes happen simultaneously/influence each other | two | These two processes happ…
2 | intrapersonal ✓ | two | The two phenomena influe…
3 | intrapersonal ✓ | three | According to Larry Ehrli…
3 | intrapersonal ✓ | self-image/ideal self/self-worth | three | According to Carl Rogers…
5 | intrapersonal ✓ | decoding/integration/memory/perceptual sets/encoding | five | Sheila Steinberg follows…
2 | intuition ✓ | Eastern/Western philosophers have studied intuition | both | Both Eastern and Western…
2 | intuition ✓ | negation elimination/the use of reductio ad absurdum to prove the existence of something | double | It is characterized by r…
2 | intuition ✓ | The first being its role in interpreting the external world/the second being its role in generating consciousness | two | He describes the human p…
2 | intuition ✓ | He mentions two different systems that we use when making decisions and judgements the first is in charge of automatic or unconscious thoughts the second in charge of more intentional thoughts[page needed] The first system is an example of intuition and Kahneman believes people overestimate this system using it as a source of confidence for knowledge they may not truly possess/These systems are connected with two versions of ourselves he calls the remembering self and experiencing self relating to the creation of memories in "System 1"[jargon] Its[ambiguous] automatic nature occasionally leads people to experience cognitive illusions assumptions that our intuition gives us and are usually trusted without a second thought[page needed] | two | These systems are connec…
2 | intuition ✓ | basic rules of thumb and "evolved capacities of the brain"[page needed] The two work in tandem to give people thoughts and abilities that they do not actively think about as they are performed/and of which they cannot explain their formation or effectiveness | two | He described two primary…
2 | intuition ✓ | the first is in charge of automatic/unconscious thoughts the second in charge of more intentional thoughts[page needed] The first system is an example of intuition | two | He mentions two differen…
2 | ionization ✓ | both | First both electrons are…
2 | ionization ✓ | double | This resulted in the und…
2 | ionization ✓ | double | From the experimental po…
2 | ionization ✓ | degenerate levels 1/2 are not in multiphoton resonance with the ground state | two | At the rising part of th…
2 | ionization ✓ | quantum mechanical methods exist/perturbative and non-perturbative methods like time-dependent coupled-channel or time independent close coupling methods where the wave function is expanded in a finite basis set | two | (There are classical met…
2 | ionization ✓ | two | In general the strength …
2 | ionization ✓ | state are coupled through continuum/the population is trapped in a coherent superposition of the two states | two | As the intensity starts …
2 | ionization ✓ | free electrons then travel towards the anode and gain sufficient energy from the electric field to cause impact ionization when the next collisions occur/so on | two | The two free electrons t…
2 | ionization ✓ | two | Many, on the other hand,…
2 | ionization ✓ | two | where …
2 | ionization ✓ | models have been proposed to explain the non-sequential ionization/the shake-off model and electron re-scattering model | two | Two models have been pro…
2 | ionization ✓ | two | The minimum distance, …
3 | ionization ✓ | triple | The first observation of…
2 | Ismailism ✓ | parties could rightfully defend their claims due to escalated misunderstandings the Battle of the Camel was fought/Aisha was defeated but was respectfully escorted to Medina by Ali | both | Though both parties coul…
2 | Ismailism | Sunni/Shia" | both | The Druze faith is often…
2 | Ismailism ✓ | Ismailism/Islam | both | The faith further split …
2 | Ismailism ✓ | both | To ensure girls had acce…
2 | Ismailism ✓ | "those who use hashish" and "throat slitters" in Egyptian Arabic dialect/and one of the Shia Ismaili sects in the Syria of the eleventh century | both | The English word assassi…
2 | Ismailism ✓ | Shia/non-Shia in an extremely organized form of Daʿwah | both | In contrast to his prede…
2 | Ismailism ✓ | which had both Mustaali/Nizari | both | After the fall of the Fa…
2 | Ismailism ✓ | political/spiritual control over the community | both | From the beginning, the …
2 | Ismailism ✓ | the Mediterranean Sea/the Indian Ocean which eventually determined the economic course of Egypt during the High Middle Ages | both | Under the Fatimids, Egyp…
2 | Ismailism ✓ | men/women | both | The academy has an advan…
2 | Ismailism ✓ | the conversion of his student as well as the mental/spiritual well-being | both | The Da'i was not a missi…
2 | Ismailism ✓ | Ismāʿīlīsm and Islam altogether/these include the belief that the Imam Al-Ḥākim bi-Amr Allāh was God incarnate | both | The Druze faith further …
2 | Ismailism ✓ | the Fatimid/other Islamic empires | both | His rule was the longest…
2 | Ismailism ✓ | both | Dawoodi Bohras are encou…
2 | Ismailism ✓ | pillars the first being taharah which translates from Arabic as "purity" Similar to the more general concept of ritual purity in Islam taharah denotes a pure soul and includes bodily purity and cleanliness/without taharah of the body clothes and ma'salla prayers are not believed to be accepted | two | Beyond the traditional f…
2 | Ismailism ✓ | two | With the eventual develo…
2 | Ismailism ✓ | others to the subsidiary ranks of māzūn "licentiate"/Mukāsir | two | The Dāʻī al-Mutlaq appoi…
2 | Ismailism ✓ | symbolic oral discourses – the Quran/Prophetic guidance | two | For instance, the Isma'i…
2 | Ismailism ✓ | more branches the Atba-i-Malak Badar/Atba-i-Malak Vakil | two | They have further split …
2 | Ismailism ✓ | two | The Tajiks of Xinjiang, …
2 | Ismailism ✓ | two | Two claimants emerged fo…
3 | Ismailism ✓ | three | Dawoodi Bohra men wear a…
3 | Ismailism ✓ | three | Isma'ilism has some diff…
3 | Ismailism ✓ | three | Ja'far al-Sadiq excelled…
3 | Ismailism ✓ | three | Also during this period,…
3 | Ismailism ✓ | three | In fact, the earliest te…
3 | Ismailism ✓ | main groups of Ismāʿīlī/maintaining rituals such as prayer/fasting more consistently with the practices of other Shia sects | three | The Mustaali sects are t…
3 | Ismailism ✓ | three | Three daʼis later, in 11…
3 | Ismailism ✓ | currently living branches of Isma'ili generally developed geographically isolated from each other with the exception of Syria/Pakistan/the rest of South Asia | three | After the fall of the Fa…
4 | Ismailism ✓ | four | Ja'far al-Sadiq excelled…
5 | Ismailism ✓ | five | Beyond the traditional f…
6 | Ismailism ✓ | six | Classical Ismāʿīlī doctr…
7 | Ismailism ✓ | seven | The Natiq and the Wasi a…
7 | Ismailism ✓ | seven | The number seven plays a…
7 | Ismailism ✓ | seven | For the Isma'ilis, jihad…
7 | Ismailism ✓ | seven | The members of Druze fai…
10 | Ismailism ✓ | ten | Some ten thousand Sulaym…
11 | Ismailism ✓ | eleven | Born in 985, he ascended…
12 | Ismailism ✓ | twelve | With the eventual develo…
2 | joy ✓ | were in his power/exchange it for all the pleasures in the world | both | I doubt whether anyone w…
2 | joy ✓ | from Happiness/Pleasure | both | Lewis saw a clear distin…
2 | judicial branch ✓ | a collection of the work of the legal experts and commentary on it/and a collection of new laws | both | This contained all Roman…
2 | judicial branch ✓ | both | In the new legal process…
2 | judicial branch ✓ | both | Around the 15th century,…
2 | judicial branch ✓ | two | In these early years, th…
4 | judicial branch ✓ | four | In this system the Supre…
4 | judicial branch ✓ | four | The Corpus Iuris Civilis…
5 | judicial branch ✓ | arts/medicine/theology/canon law and Ius Civile/or civil law | five | The universities had fiv…
5 | judicial branch ✓ | United States bankruptcy courts/United States Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit/United States Court of International Trade/United States courts of appeals/United States district courts | five | The United States has fi…
6 | judicial branch ✓ | six | It forms the first part …
8 | judicial branch ✓ | eight | In the Japanese judicial…
9 | judicial branch ✓ | nine | On the court sits a tota…
12 | judicial branch ✓ | twelve | In 451–449 BC, the Mos M…
12 | judicial branch ✓ | twelve | The 94 districts are the…
2 | jury ✓ | both | In a small number of U.S…
2 | jury ✓ | questions of law/of fact | both | When there is no jury ("…
2 | jury ✓ | criminal/civil state court cases | both | In 1970, however, the Su…
2 | jury ✓ | both | In the Corte d'Assise, d…
2 | jury ✓ | both | In other legal systems, …
2 | jury ✓ | both | A Court d'Assise and a C…
2 | jury ✓ | the facts of the case/sentencing | both | Lay judges participate i…
2 | jury ✓ | the accused/the prosecutor agree that the trial should not be in front of a jury | both | In the most serious offe…
2 | jury ✓ | explicit and implicit/cognitive bias and biased interpretations of evidence by expert witnesses | both | Psychological research h…
2 | jury ✓ | on facts/the law | both | For all other crimes, a …
2 | jury ✓ | the trial and sentencing stages/such systems have been praised as a superior alternative because the mixed court dispenses with most of the time‐consuming practices of jury control that characterize Anglo‐American trial procedure yet serves the purposes of a jury trial better than plea bargaining and bench trials which have displaced the jury from routine American practice | both | Germany and many other c…
2 | jury ✓ | also known as the complainant/defendant within the English criminal legal system | both | The "petit jury" (or "tr…
2 | jury ✓ | both | In a sense, the concept …
2 | jury ✓ | the accused/the prosecutor seek such a trial | both | Unlike in the Australian…
2 | jury ✓ | both | Upon surveying judges an…
2 | jury ✓ | questions of fact/questions of law are decided by a judge is known as a bench trial | both | A trial without a jury (…
2 | jury ✓ | Three professional judges sit alongside six jurors in first instance proceedings or nine in appeal proceedings/A two-thirds majority is needed in order to convict the defendant | two | A two-thirds majority is…
2 | jury ✓ | two | Though Norway and Denmar…
2 | jury ✓ | groups in most counties the first with sixteen members/the second with eight | two | The appointed jurymen ar…
2 | jury ✓ | career magistrates are supported by six so-called lay judges/who are chosen by lot from the registrar of voters | two | In Italy, a civil law ju…
2 | jury ✓ | lay judges preside/and in Lagmannsretten two judges and five lay judges preside | two | In a sense, the concept …
2 | jury ✓ | two | The trial judge has the …
2 | jury ✓ | two | This requirement was uph…
2 | jury ✓ | witnesses are exactly the same/even the same witness will not express testimony in exactly the same way twice so this would be difficult to prove | two | Of course, no two witnes…
2 | jury ✓ | two | A Court d'Assise and a C…
2 | jury ✓ | -thirds whether the defendant is guilty/not | two | Twelve jurors decide by …
2 | jury ✓ | two | Jurors are selected from…
2 | jury ✓ | that the jury is "the lamp that shows that freedom lives"/that it is a "little parliament" | two | Devlin explained jury eq…
2 | jury | two | One of the first jury tr…
3 | jury ✓ | three | Juries must initially tr…
3 | jury ✓ | three | In November 2013, the DP…
3 | jury ✓ | three | Three professional judge…
3 | jury ✓ | three | The jury foreperson, ele…
3 | jury ✓ | three | As a general rule, when …
3 | jury ✓ | three | In 1920, three of these …
3 | jury ✓ | three | The jury was reintroduce…
5 | jury ✓ | five | In a sense, the concept …
5 | jury ✓ | five | After a confused[clarifi…
5 | jury ✓ | five | In a later case, however…
6 | jury ✓ | six | Georgia, 435 U.S. 223 (1…
6 | jury ✓ | six | In 1970, however, the Su…
6 | jury ✓ | to two/but in fact lay judges/who are not trained to write such explanation/must rely on one/the other stipendiary judge to do it/are effectively prevented from overruling both of them | six | A Court d'Assise and a C…
6 | jury ✓ | six | In Italy, a civil law ju…
6 | jury ✓ | six | Three professional judge…
6 | jury ✓ | six | In Williams v. Florida, …
6 | jury ✓ | six | In 1920, three of these …
7 | jury ✓ | seven | In Ghana, juries have se…
7 | jury ✓ | seven | Seven jurors vote in sec…
7 | jury ✓ | seven | A study by the Universit…
8 | jury ✓ | eight | The appointed jurymen ar…
8 | jury ✓ | eight | As a general rule, when …
9 | jury ✓ | nine | After a confused[clarifi…
9 | jury ✓ | nine | These cases are tried in…
9 | jury ✓ | nine | Three professional judge…
9 | jury ✓ | nine | Before 2012, there were …
9 | jury ✓ | nine | In civil cases, a verdic…
10 | jury ✓ | ten | In 1920, three of these …
10 | jury ✓ | ten | In a criminal case, a ve…
10 | jury ✓ | ten | The exemption which had …
11 | jury ✓ | eleven | In a criminal case, a ve…
12 | jury ✓ | twelve | In 1898 the Supreme Cour…
12 | jury ✓ | twelve | 997) provided that in ev…
12 | jury ✓ | twelve | Where more than twelve j…
12 | jury ✓ | twelve | Twelve jurors decide by …
12 | jury ✓ | twelve | The tradition in England…
12 | jury ✓ | twelve | In civil cases, a verdic…
12 | jury ✓ | twelve | Normally consisting of t…
12 | jury ✓ | twelve | In 1970, however, the Su…
12 | jury ✓ | twelve | Before 2012, there were …
2 | justice ✓ | both | This applies both at the…
2 | justice ✓ | two | Rawls's theory distingui…
2 | justice ✓ | liberty/equality | two | In political theory, lib…
2 | justice ✓ | This imagined choice justifies these principles as the principles of justice for us/because we would agree to them in a fair decision procedure | two | Instead, we would endors…
2 | justice ✓ | two | A number of post-World W…
2 | justice ✓ | two | It is just that a person…
2 | justice ✓ | contexts by Immanuel Kant/C | two | A response, popularized …
2 | justice ✓ | two | Mill tries to explain ou…
2 | justice ✓ | horses symbolizing spirit/desire | two | These parallel the three…
3 | justice ✓ | three | Utilitarianism fights cr…
3 | justice ✓ | three | These parallel the three…
3 | justice ✓ | three | Theories of distributive…
3 | justice ✓ | reason/spirit/desire | three | To illustrate these idea…
2 | kairos ✓ | both | Both Bitzer's and Vatz' …
2 | kairos ✓ | archery/weaving | both | In his 1951 etymological…
2 | kairos | both | Both are examples of the…
2 | kairos ✓ | audience and occasion" Dynaton has to do with the idea of the possible/or what the speaker is attempting to convince the audience of | both | As stated by Poulakos, p…
2 | kairos ✓ | of the two main schools of thought in the field of rhetoric/focusing specifically on how kairos applies to speeches | both | In Ancient Greece, kairo…
2 | kairos ✓ | before the text is created/during the presentation | both | any text must be influen…
2 | kairos ✓ | two | It is one of two words t…
2 | kairos ✓ | two | These two terms combined…
2 | kairos ✓ | main schools of thought in the field of rhetoric/focusing specifically on how kairos applies to speeches | two | In Ancient Greece, kairo…
2 | kairos ✓ | two | Aaron Hess (2011) submit…
2 | kairos ✓ | ideas of kairos might seem conflicting/Hess says that they offer a more extensive understanding of the term | two | According to Hess, kairo…
4 | kairos ✓ | four | It consisted of four rhe…
2 | kama ✓ | frequently express their unwillingness/inability to live without the other | both | Sita and Rama both frequ…
2 | kama ✓ | kama/artha | both | Vatsyayana in Kama Sutra…
2 | kama ✓ | trigger human sexual attraction/sensual desire | both | Kama is deified as Kamad…
2 | kama ✓ | two | Two lovers in an embrace…
2 | kama ✓ | two | Vatsyayana claims kama i…
2 | kama ✓ | levels of the cosmos are inhabited by beings who have either severely attenuated/nearly eradicated sensual desire through advanced meditative practice | two | The upper two levels of …
2 | kama ✓ | two | But an action which cond…
2 | kama ✓ | even one of them should be performed | two | Any action which conduce…
3 | kama ✓ | the Desire Realm/the Form Realm/the Formless Realm | three | The Buddhist cosmos cons…
3 | kama ✓ | artha precedes kama/while dharma precedes both kama/artha | three | Vatsyayana in Kama Sutra…
3 | kama ✓ | three | In early Buddhist doctri…
3 | kama ✓ | three | In Hindu thought, kama i…
3 | kama ✓ | Dharma Artha/Kama—are equally/simultaneously important | three | All three purusharthas—D…
3 | kama ✓ | three | Vatsyayana claims kama i…
3 | kama ✓ | three | In the Buddha's first se…
3 | kama ✓ | virtuous/ethical/moral life | three | In Hinduism it is consid…
3 | kama ✓ | three | In early Buddhist though…
4 | kama ✓ | four | In early Buddhist doctri…
4 | kama | proper/necessary objectives/goals of human life the others being Dharma Artha/Moksha | four | In Hinduism, kama is reg…
4 | kama ✓ | four | In Hindu thought, kama i…
5 | kama ✓ | five | Some Buddhist lay practi…
5 | kama ✓ | five | The bow is made of sugar…
5 | kama ✓ | five | These five arrows also h…
5 | kama ✓ | flowers on Kama arrows are lotus flower/ashoka flower/mango flower/jasmine flower/blue lotus flower | five | The five flowers on Kama…
5 | kama ✓ | five | The Epic describes kama …
8 | kama ✓ | eight | Many of these are also i…
10 | kama ✓ | ten | Many of these are also i…
2 | kindness ✓ | both | Human mate choice studie…
2 | kinesthetic ✓ | to the sense of limb position/movement" | both | Primary endings of muscl…
2 | kinesthetic ✓ | both | Interestingly, both indi…
2 | kinesthetic ✓ | both | However, both individual…
2 | kinesthetic ✓ | dual | This dual sensing and co…
2 | kinesthetic ✓ | ie gastric flu/a rare viral infection | two | Ian Waterman and Charles…
2 | kinesthetic ✓ | two | These two types of senso…
2 | kinesthetic ✓ | namely a surface field constituted by the surface layer of the organism/a deep field constituted by the tissues of the organism beneath the surface sheet | two | He explains the terminol…
3 | kinesthetic ✓ | three | The vestibular system of…
3 | kinesthetic ✓ | muscle spindles which are embedded in skeletal muscles Golgi tendon organs which lie at the interface of muscles/tendons/joint receptors which are low-threshold mechanoreceptors embedded in joint capsules | three | Most vertebrates possess…
3 | kinesthetic ✓ | muscle/tendon/articular sensitivity | three | In 1889, Alfred Goldsche…
3 | kinesthetic ✓ | chordotonal neurons/campaniform sensilla/hair plates | three | Many invertebrates, such…
2 | knowledge ✓ | dogs/cats are animals | both | In this regard, if Bob h…
2 | knowledge ✓ | what is knowable about the external world as well as what one can know about oneself/about what is good | both | These limits constitute …
2 | knowledge ✓ | knowledge of specific facts like that the atomic mass of gold is 19697 u/generalities like that the color of leaves of some trees changes in autumn | both | Propositional knowledge …
2 | knowledge ✓ | both | However, mutual support …
2 | knowledge ✓ | knowledge/true belief can successfully guide action and therefore have apparently the same value | both | An early discussion of t…
2 | knowledge ✓ | both | In both the Jewish and t…
2 | knowledge ✓ | mundane/conventional truths as well as discoveries of the empirical sciences | both | It encompasses both mund…
2 | knowledge ✓ | both | Such identities concern …
2 | knowledge ✓ | two | For example, conscious t…
2 | knowledge ✓ | separate propositions/then they are also justified in believing the conjunction of these two propositions | two | The transparency princip…
2 | knowledge ✓ | know-how/procedural knowledge | two | The two most well-known …
2 | knowledge ✓ | two | They are also referred t…
2 | knowledge ✓ | two | If two beliefs mutually …
3 | knowledge ✓ | three | This definition identifi…
3 | knowledge ✓ | traditional theories are foundationalism/coherentism/infinitism | three | Three traditional theori…
4 | knowledge ✓ | epistēmē/technē/mētis/gnōsis | four | In ancient Greek, for ex…
4 | knowledge ✓ | four | This aim is to be achiev…
7 | knowledge ✓ | seven | In the Christian literat…
2 | lake ✓ | both | Crater lakes are formed …
2 | lake ✓ | both | They can be formed by th…
2 | lake ✓ | both | Some lakes do not have a…
2 | lake ✓ | both | This typical stratificat…
2 | lake ✓ | both | Most lakes are fed by sp…
2 | lake ✓ | they played an extremely significant if transient role in shaping the floors and piedmonts of many basins/their sediments contain enormous quantities of geologic and paleontologic information concerning past environments | two | For example, Quaternary …
2 | lake ✓ | Paleolakes are of scientific/economic importance | two | There are two types of p…
2 | lake ✓ | two | Lakes are typically larg…
2 | lake ✓ | two | They include maritime co…
3 | lake | the littoral zone a sloped area close to land/the photic or open-water zone where sunlight is abundant/the deep-water profundal or benthic zone where little sunlight can reach | three | Limnology divides lakes …
4 | lake | four | There are four types: 1.…
5 | lake ✓ | five | One hydrology book propo…
5 | lake ✓ | five | The largest lake on Tita…
2 | lamentation ✓ | both | The lament involved both…
2 | lamentation ✓ | both | It may have been inspire…
2 | lamentation ✓ | Batya Weinbaum made a case for the spontaneous lament of women chanters in the creation of the oral tradition that resulted in the Iliad The material of lament the "sound of trauma" is as much an element in the Book of Job as in the genre of pastoral elegy such as Shelley's "Adonais"/Matthew Arnold's "Thyrsis" | both | In many oral traditions,…
2 | lamentation ✓ | in the individual and communal laments/can be seen in Psalm 3 and Psalm 44 respectively | both | Examples of a general fo…
2 | lamentation ✓ | the Iliad and the Odyssey/and laments continued to be sung in elegiacs accompanied by the aulos in classical and Hellenistic Greece | both | Laments are present in b…
2 | lamentation ✓ | gôos/thrënos | two | In the Archaic and Homer…
7 | lamentation ✓ | seven | It is generally held to …
2 | learn ✓ | to the unconditioned stimulus/to the other unrelated stimulus | both | Following conditioning, …
2 | learn ✓ | both | This sends a warning tha…
2 | learn ✓ | be frequent/challenging to promote | both | Finally, Schwarz, Bransf…
2 | learn ✓ | conceptually/pedagogically | both | Additional research is c…
2 | learn ✓ | instructors and students directly affect how information is conveyed/from the display and writing surfaces to digital technologies | both | The tools used by both i…
2 | learn ✓ | auditory/visual stimuli to learn information | both | Multimedia learning is w…
2 | learn ✓ | online/onsite courses | both | This type of learning oc…
2 | learn ✓ | onsite/online learning have distinct advantages with traditional on-campus students experiencing higher degrees of incidental learning in three times as many areas as online students | both | Both onsite and online l…
2 | learn ✓ | both | The majority of plants i…
2 | learn ✓ | episodic/semantic memory | both | For instance, declarativ…
2 | learn ✓ | dual | This type of learning re…
2 | learn ✓ | two | Research implies that so…
2 | learn ✓ | stimuli/events | two | Associative learning is …
2 | learn ✓ | two | Punishment and reinforce…
2 | learn ✓ | subcategories positive punishment/negative punishment | two | Punishment can be divide…
2 | learn ✓ | experimental categories/placed in Y-shaped tubes | two | Gagliano and colleagues …
2 | learn ✓ | in which an animal gathers information about its environment/uses this information | two | Animals gain knowledge i…
2 | learn ✓ | two | Non-learning is more lik…
3 | learn ✓ | three | Moore (1989) purported t…
3 | learn ✓ | forms of explicit learning/retrieval along with perceptual memory/semantic memory | three | Episodic learning is so …
3 | learn ✓ | three | Both onsite and online l…
3 | learn ✓ | three | Benjamin Bloom has sugge…
5 | learn ✓ | five | There are five types of …
2 | learning ✓ | both | This sends a warning tha…
2 | learning ✓ | be frequent/challenging to promote | both | Finally, Schwarz, Bransf…
2 | learning ✓ | more prevalent/used more sound methodology | both | The findings were simila…
2 | learning ✓ | both | The majority of plants i…
2 | learning | conceptually/pedagogically | both | Additional research is c…
2 | learning ✓ | episodic/semantic memory | both | For instance, declarativ…
2 | learning ✓ | of the perceptual qualities and both of the ordering abilities are present in each individual/but some qualities and ordering abilities are more dominant within certain individuals | both | The model posits that bo…
2 | learning ✓ | to the unconditioned stimulus/to the other unrelated stimulus | both | Following conditioning, …
2 | learning ✓ | onsite/online learning have distinct advantages with traditional on-campus students experiencing higher degrees of incidental learning in three times as many areas as online students | both | Both onsite and online l…
2 | learning ✓ | online/onsite courses | both | This type of learning oc…
2 | learning ✓ | instructors and students directly affect how information is conveyed/from the display and writing surfaces to digital technologies | both | The tools used by both i…
2 | learning ✓ | auditory/visual stimuli to learn information | both | Multimedia learning is w…
2 | learning ✓ | dual | This type of learning re…
2 | learning ✓ | coding had a substantial impact on it/held more potential for practical application in the classroom | dual | Follow-up studies conclu…
2 | learning ✓ | concrete and abstract/and two ordering abilities random and sequential | two | In this model, there are…
2 | learning ✓ | Concrete Experience and Abstract Conceptualization as well as two related approaches toward transforming experience Reflective Observation and Active Experimentation 145 According to Kolb's model the ideal learning process engages all four of these modes in response to situational demands/they form a learning cycle from experience to observation to conceptualization to experimentation and back to experience | two | Kolb's model outlines tw…
2 | learning ✓ | such scholars are Rita Dunn/Kenneth Dunn who build upon a learning modalities approach 20–35 | two | Two such scholars are Ri…
2 | learning ✓ | two | There are two types of m…
2 | learning ✓ | two | Fleming's model also pos…
2 | learning ✓ | experimental categories/placed in Y-shaped tubes | two | Gagliano and colleagues …
2 | learning ✓ | subcategories positive punishment/negative punishment | two | Punishment can be divide…
2 | learning ✓ | in which an animal gathers information about its environment/uses this information | two | Animals gain knowledge i…
2 | learning ✓ | stimuli/events | two | Associative learning is …
2 | learning ✓ | two | Punishment and reinforce…
2 | learning ✓ | two | Non-learning is more lik…
2 | learning ✓ | -step process/where the individual first receives the information through an internal or external mean and then processes it | two | The Felder Silverman Lea…
2 | learning ✓ | learners need to receive input/output in all of their preferred styles | two | VARK type two learners n…
2 | learning ✓ | two | Research implies that so…
2 | learning ✓ | two | In regard to the two ord…
3 | learning ✓ | small-group techniques a pre-test/a self-test/a post-test | three | Dunn and Dunn's "contrac…
3 | learning ✓ | although the most frequent modality strengths/according to their research/are visual or mixed | three | Walter Burke Barbe and c…
3 | learning ✓ | forms of explicit learning/retrieval along with perceptual memory/semantic memory | three | Episodic learning is so …
3 | learning ✓ | three | Moore (1989) purported t…
3 | learning ✓ | three | Both onsite and online l…
3 | learning ✓ | Knowledge [cognitive]/Skills [psychomotor]/Attitudes [affective] | three | Domains may be thought o…
3 | learning ✓ | In Krathwohl/Anderson's revised version/the authors combine the cognitive processes with the above three levels of knowledge to form a matrix | three | While Bloom's original c…
3 | learning ✓ | Sprenger details how to teach in visual/auditory/tactile/kinesthetic ways | three | She bases her work on th…
3 | learning ✓ | three | The Three Domains of Lea…
3 | learning ✓ | three | Benjamin Bloom has sugge…
3 | learning ✓ | three | However, there have been…
3 | learning ✓ | domains of educational activities/learning Bloom/et al | three | The committee identifie…
3 | learning ✓ | three | The task force defined t…
3 | learning ✓ | domains into subdivisions/starting from the simplest cognitive process/behavior to the most complex | three | Their compilation divide…
3 | learning ✓ | three | In his 2009 book Why Don…
3 | learning ✓ | three | Lorin Anderson, a former…
4 | learning ✓ | While the fifth modality is not considered one of the four learning styles/it covers those who fit equally among two/more areas/without one frontrunner | four | The four sensory modalit…
4 | learning ✓ | four | Their model interprets l…
4 | learning ✓ | cognitive styles/perceptual responses/study preferences/instructional preferences | four | The LSP contains 23 scal…
4 | learning ✓ | approaches/they may tend to develop strengths in one experience-grasping approach/one experience-transforming approach/leading them to prefer one of the following four learning styles 127 | four | As individuals attempt t…
4 | learning ✓ | four | Version 4 of the Learnin…
4 | learning | four | First, they renamed the …
4 | learning ✓ | concrete sequential/abstract random/abstract sequential/concrete random | four | There are four combinati…
4 | learning ✓ | four | The Profile was develope…
4 | learning ✓ | Accommodating/Converging/Diverging/Assimilating—depending on their approach to learning in Kolb's experiential learning model | four | According to this model,…
4 | learning ✓ | four | In order for learning to…
4 | learning | four | Kolb's model outlines tw…
5 | learning ✓ | five | Felder and Silverman dis…
5 | learning ✓ | five | There are five types of …
5 | learning ✓ | Clark/Chopeta/2004 Clark/Mayer/2007 | five | When the cognitive and k…
5 | learning ✓ | five | Concrete perceptions inv…
6 | learning ✓ | six | There are six major cate…
6 | learning ✓ | six | Six basic elements const…
6 | learning ✓ | six | Smith reviewed some crit…
9 | learning ✓ | initiating/experiencing/imagining/reflecting/analyzing/thinking/deciding/acting/balancing | nine | Version 4 of the Learnin…
2 | Learning Styles ✓ | two | So go ahead—mix it up. T…
4 | Learning Styles ✓ | four | Still, not everyone agre…
4 | Learning Styles ✓ | four | Introduced by Neil Flemi…
2 | legal ✓ | the relationships between the executive/legislature and judiciary and the human rights or civil liberties of individuals against the state | both | Constitutional law conce…
2 | legal ✓ | both | In modern times, the leg…
2 | legal ✓ | positivist/naturalist elements | both | This definition has both…
2 | legal ✓ | both | Hugo Grotius, the founde…
2 | legal ✓ | both | In India, the Hindu lega…
2 | legal ✓ | both | The former are legal syl…
2 | legal ✓ | head of state and head of government/and has power to appoint an unelected cabinet | both | In presidential systems,…
2 | legal ✓ | these codes heavily influenced not only the law systems of the countries in continental Europe but also the Japanese/Korean legal traditions | both | Both these codes heavily…
2 | legal ✓ | both | Kelsen's major opponent,…
2 | legal ✓ | to collect overarching principles from dispersed case law/to argue for change | both | In developing the common…
2 | legal ✓ | systems are responsible for foreign relations the law enforcement/the bureaucracy | both | Most executives in both …
2 | legal ✓ | the formation/enforcement of contracts | both | Civil law jurisdictions …
2 | legal ✓ | France with the Code Civil/Germany with the Bürgerliches Gesetzbuch modernised their legal codes | both | Then, in the 19th centur…
2 | legal ✓ | free/subject to the laws since they are but registers of our wills | both | [...] On this view, we a…
2 | legal | both | Examples include the Jew…
2 | legal ✓ | From the time of Sir Thomas More the first lawyer to be appointed as Lord Chancellor a systematic body of equity grew up alongside the rigid common law and developed its own Court of Chancery/At first equity was often criticised as erratic | two | In the 19th century in E…
2 | legal ✓ | different/irreconcilable meanings | two | He said that, for exampl…
2 | legal ✓ | two | The paradigm case of a c…
2 | legal ✓ | elected chambers is that the upper/lower houses may simply mirror one another | two | One criticism of bicamer…
2 | legal ✓ | two | Although countries like …
2 | legal ✓ | public law concerns government and society including constitutional law administrative law and criminal law/while private law deals with legal disputes between parties in areas such as contracts property torts delicts and commercial law | two | The scope of law can be …
2 | legal | two | John Locke, in his Two T…
2 | legal ✓ | a Control Yuan for auditing oversight/an Examination Yuan to manage the employment of public officials | two | Sun Yat-sen's Five Power…
2 | legal ✓ | In his book Law's Empire Ronald Dworkin attacked Hart/the positivists for their refusal to treat law as a moral issue | two | Two of Hart's students c…
3 | legal ✓ | three | In all three traditions,…
3 | legal ✓ | -way distinction between divine law/human decree/custom | three | However, Athens had no l…
3 | legal ✓ | three | The way that such church…
3 | legal ✓ | offer/acceptance consideration/the intention to create legal relations | three | In common law jurisdicti…
4 | legal ✓ | four | This became the basis fo…
5 | legal | five | In 1297, for instance, w…
5 | legal ✓ | five | Sun Yat-sen's Five Power…
6 | legal ✓ | six | Similarly, traditional C…
2 | legislative branch ✓ | both | However, the removal of …
2 | legislative branch ✓ | the judiciary/the executive | both | On the other hand, accor…
2 | legislative branch ✓ | parliaments/congress legislatures | two | There exist different ty…
2 | legislative branch ✓ | two | This activity can take p…
2 | legislative branch ✓ | chambers is bicameral/one divided into three chambers is tricameral | two | A legislature which oper…
2 | legislative branch ✓ | two | The two types are not ri…
3 | legislative branch ✓ | three | A legislature which oper…
4 | legislative branch ✓ | four | The only legislature wit…
5 | legislative branch ✓ | five | There exist five ways th…
6 | legislative branch ✓ | representation/deliberation/legislation/authorizing expenditure/making governments/oversight | six | Democratic legislatures …
2 | legitimate rule ✓ | in his essay "The Three Types of Legitimate Rule" which was published in his 1921 masterwork Economy and Society/and in his classic 1919 speech "Politics as a Vocation" These three types are ideal types and rarely appear in their pure form | both | 'mastership'). He wrote …
3 | legitimate rule ✓ | three | The three forms of autho…
3 | legitimate rule ✓ | three | The German sociologist M…
3 | legitimate rule ✓ | priests/Jesus/the Catholic Church | three | A classic example of the…
3 | legitimate rule ✓ | traditional authority within status groups/charismatic authority within class/legal-rational authority within party organizations | three | Weber also conceived of …
3 | legitimate rule ✓ | three | 'mastership'). He wrote …
2 | lever ✓ | a/b change as the lever changes to any position away from the horizontal | both | This remains true even t…
3 | lever ✓ | three | On the basis of the loca…
3 | lever ✓ | These cases are described by the mnemonic fre 123 where the f fulcrum is between r and e for the 1st class lever/the r resistance is between f and e for the 2nd class lever/and the e effort is between f and r for the 3rd class lever | three | This allows the identifi…
6 | lever ✓ | six | It is one of the six sim…
3 | liberation | three | The ratnatraya are the t…
3 | liberation ✓ | three | Purification of soul and…
4 | liberation ✓ | four | The four jewels are call…
5 | liberation ✓ | five | Purification of soul and…
7 | liberation ✓ | seven | Acharya Umaswami states …
7 | liberation ✓ | seven | Purification of soul and…
2 | liberty ✓ | both | The thinkers of the Enli…
2 | liberty | both | William Safire points ou…
2 | liberty ✓ | the material economic conditions that make freedom possible alongside social relationships/institutions conducive to freedom | both | Freedom thus requires bo…
2 | liberty ✓ | the state of nature/political society | both | Thus, freedom is not as …
2 | liberty ✓ | positive liberty/negative liberty | two | In his 1958 lecture "Two…
3 | liberty ✓ | who is free/what they are free to do/what forces restrict their freedom | three | Every discussion of free…
2 | life ✓ | Greek psyche/Latin anima | both | In this view, everything…
2 | life ✓ | discovered and undiscovered/and their placement in layers of sedimentary rock is known as the fossil record | both | The totality of fossils,…
2 | life ✓ | form/matter | both | Life has been studied si…
2 | life ✓ | both | However, the result is t…
2 | life ✓ | double | According to base pairin…
2 | life ✓ | double | Most DNA molecules consi…
2 | life ✓ | two | The two DNA strands are …
2 | life ✓ | these carry the information needed by each species/including the instructions to make each type of protein | two | All living things contai…
2 | life ✓ | two | According to base pairin…
2 | life ✓ | two | Bacteria and Archaea are…
2 | life ✓ | primary types of cells/reflecting their evolutionary origins | two | There are two primary ty…
2 | life ✓ | two | For prokaryotes, cell di…
2 | life ✓ | two | The theory of spontaneou…
2 | life ✓ | two | Most DNA molecules consi…
2 | life ✓ | separate groups the Bacteria/the Archaea | two | These new organisms were…
3 | life ✓ | the vegetative soul of plants which causes them to grow and decay and nourish themselves but does not cause motion and sensation/the animal soul which causes animals to move and feel/the rational soul which is the source of consciousness and reasoning which is found only in man | three | There are three kinds of…
3 | life ✓ | three | This led to the six-king…
3 | life ✓ | three | DNA and RNA are nucleic …
4 | life ✓ | four | All change is explained …
4 | life ✓ | eternal elements/Aristotle's hylomorphism asserting that living things have souls/embody both form/matter | four | Life has been studied si…
4 | life ✓ | eternal "elements" or "roots of all" earth/water/air/and fire | four | Empedocles (430 BC) argu…
5 | life ✓ | cephalopods/crustaceans/insects/shelled animals/"zoophytes" | five | The bloodless animals we…
5 | life ✓ | five | The problem was eventual…
5 | life ✓ | five | Five of these six elemen…
5 | life ✓ | viviparous quadrupeds/oviparous quadrupeds/birds/fishes/whales | five | He distinguished animals…
6 | life ✓ | six | This led to the six-king…
6 | life ✓ | six | Five of these six elemen…
2 | life domain ✓ | both | "This organism appears t…
2 | life domain ✓ | two | This work suggests a two…
2 | life domain ✓ | -empire system/the five-kingdom classification is the splitting of Archaea from Bacteria as completely different organisms | two | The key difference from …
2 | life domain ✓ | two | (see Two-domain system)
2 | life domain ✓ | prokaryotic groups/insofar as Archaea appear to be more closely related to eukaryotes than they are to other prokaryotes – bacteria-like organisms with no cell nucleus | two | This classification syst…
3 | life domain ✓ | three | Woese initially used the…
3 | life domain ✓ | three | Each of the three cell t…
3 | life domain ✓ | domain hypothesis is considered obsolete by some who believe that eukaryotes do not form a separate domain of life/but arose from a fusion between an Archaea species/a Bacteria species | three | The three domain hypothe…
3 | life domain ✓ | -domain system is a taxonomic classification system that groups all cellular life into three domains namely Archaea Bacteria/Eukarya introduced by Carl Woese Otto Kandler/Mark Wheelis in 1990 | three | The three-domain system …
3 | life domain ✓ | three | This work suggests a two…
3 | life domain ✓ | Archaea/Bacteria/Eukarya | three | The three-domain system …
3 | life domain | three | The three-domain system …
3 | life domain ✓ | -domain theory have been challenged by scientists including Ernst Mayr/Thomas Cavalier-Smith/Radhey S | three | Parts of the three-domai…
5 | life domain ✓ | five | The key difference from …
5 | life domain ✓ | five | The three-domain system …
6 | life domain ✓ | six | The three-domain system …
2 | lightning ✓ | higher peak currents/longer continuing currents making them capable of heating surfaces to much higher levels which increases the likelihood of a fire being ignited | both | Positive lightning produ…
2 | lightning ✓ | both | Both ionic channels proc…
2 | lightning ✓ | the emission of X-rays/the initiation of lightning flashes | both | The relativistic runaway…
2 | lightning ✓ | regions are within the atmosphere/with the second region sometimes occurring on the ground | both | One or both regions are …
2 | lightning ✓ | greenhouse gases/air pollutants | both | Lightning leads to the p…
2 | lightning ✓ | the peak current of a typical negative flash/and can produce peak currents up to 400 kA and charges of several hundred coulombs | double | The average positive gro…
2 | lightning ✓ | first a sufficiently high potential difference between two regions of space must exist/second a high-resistance medium must obstruct the free unimpeded equalization of the opposite charges | two | In order for an electros…
2 | lightning ✓ | separate clouds it is known as cloud-to-cloud or inter-cloud lightning/when it occurs between areas of differing electric potential within a single cloud it is known as intra-cloud lightning | two | When it occurs between t…
2 | lightning ✓ | two | Lightning is a natural p…
3 | lightning ✓ | Many other observational variants are recognized/including volcanic lightning which can occur during volcanic eruptions "heat lightning" which can be seen from a great distance but not heard dry lightning which can cause forest fires/ball lightning which is rarely observed scientifically | three | Three primary forms of l…
3 | lightning ✓ | primary types of lightning it poses the greatest threat to life/property since it terminates on the ground/"strikes" | three | Of the three primary typ…
3 | lightning ✓ | three | A lightning flash preced…
5 | lightning ✓ | five | A lightning flash preced…
5 | lightning ✓ | five | The flash, which was det…
2 | linguistic ✓ | sound and video which can be stored in an accessible format within open repositories/and used for further research | both | Further, the task of doc…
2 | linguistic ✓ | theoretical/practical applications | both | Linguistics encompasses …
2 | linguistic ✓ | the comparative method/the method of internal reconstruction | both | At that time, scholars o…
2 | linguistic ✓ | within particular languages/among all languages | both | Linguists are largely co…
2 | linguistic ✓ | morphemes/catch may appear as its own word or it may be combined with -ing to form the new word catching | both | For example, in English …
2 | linguistic ✓ | style and discourse in language/as well as the theoretical factors that are at play between language and society | both | Sociolinguists research …
2 | linguistic | two | Translators are often em…
2 | linguistic ✓ | two | For instance, consider t…
10 | linguistic ✓ | ten | The rule governing the c…
2 | linguistic anthropology ✓ | often a child but sometimes mother/almost never the father | both | Ochs and Schieffelin unc…
2 | linguistic anthropology ✓ | to/through the use of language | both | Ochs and Schieffelin dem…
2 | linguistic anthropology ✓ | two | He explored how the use …
2 | linguistic anthropology ✓ | three decades studies issues from other subfields of anthropology with linguistic considerations | two | The third, which has bee…
3 | linguistic anthropology ✓ | The first now known as "anthropological linguistics" focuses on the documentation of languages/The second known as "linguistic anthropology" engages in theoretical studies of language use/The third which has been developed over the past two or three decades studies issues from other subfields of anthropology with linguistic considerations | three | Linguistic anthropology …
3 | linguistic anthropology ✓ | three | He feels, in fact, that …
3 | linguistic anthropology ✓ | 1 grammars/2 texts/3 dictionaries | three | Franz Boas was one of th…
3 | linguistic anthropology ✓ | The third paradigm/the study of anthropological issues through linguistic means/is an affluent area of study for current linguistic anthropologists | three | Contemporary linguistic …
2 | liquid ✓ | both | However, this is only tr…
2 | liquid ✓ | the work piece/the tooling | both | In machining, water and …
2 | liquid ✓ | gases/solids | both | This situation contrasts…
2 | liquid ✓ | pair | It represents a spatial …
2 | liquid ✓ | mercury/bromine | two | Only two elements are li…
2 | liquid ✓ | common phases of matter gases/solids | two | This contrasts with the …
2 | liquid ✓ | liquids are said to be miscible if they can form a solution in any proportion/otherwise they are immiscible | two | Two liquids are said to …
4 | liquid ✓ | francium/caesium/gallium/rubidium | four | Four more elements have …
2 | Liskov substitution ✓ | both | Both Meyer, and later Pi…
2 | listening ✓ | first-/second-language speech comprehension but research has found separate stores of phonological information[clarification needed] for speech | both | A common store of semant…
2 | listening ✓ | dual | A common store of semant…
2 | listening ✓ | the divided logos/the restored logos | two | Listening may occur with…
2 | listening ✓ | two | Krista Ratcliffe (author…
3 | listening ✓ | three | All three levels of list…
3 | listening ✓ | alerting deciphering/understanding how the sound is produced/how it affects the listener | three | According to Barthes, li…
4 | listening ✓ | four | Along with speaking, rea…
2 | living things ✓ | eukaryotes/prokaryotes to the rank of Order although both exclude fossil representatives | both | Partial classifications …
2 | living things ✓ | living/extinct | both | With advances in the the…
2 | living things ✓ | both | The "definition" of a ta…
2 | living things ✓ | plants/animals | two | He divided all living th…
2 | living things ✓ | the Asteraceae/Brassicaceae | two | Two large plant families…
2 | living things ✓ | two | As points of reference, …
2 | living things ✓ | two | As evolutionary taxonomy…
3 | living things ✓ | three | His 2004 classification …
3 | living things ✓ | three | Stefan Luketa in 2012 pr…
3 | living things ✓ | three | Domains are a relatively…
3 | living things ✓ | three | The catalogue listed 1.6…
3 | living things ✓ | -domain method is the separation of Archaea and Bacteria/previously grouped into the single kingdom Bacteria/with the Eukaryota for all organisms whose cells contain a nucleus | three | One main characteristic …
4 | living things ✓ | legs/laying eggs/having blood/being warm-bodied | four | He classified beings by …
5 | living things ✓ | five | The initial description …
5 | living things ✓ | five | Stefan Luketa in 2012 pr…
2 | Logic ✓ | correct/has only true premises | both | In formal logic, a sound…
2 | Logic ✓ | in Europe/the Middle East | both | Aristotelian logic was h…
2 | Logic ✓ | provide criteria for assessing the correctness of arguments/distinguishing them from fallacies | both | Both provide criteria fo…
2 | Logic ✓ | formal/informal logic since they are both concerned with assessing the correctness of arguments | both | These general characteri…
2 | Logic ✓ | both | For example, the English…
2 | Logic ✓ | formal/informal logic | both | Logic is the study of co…
2 | Logic ✓ | explicitly/implicitly | both | Depth information is the…
2 | Logic ✓ | both | For instance, the syntac…
2 | Logic ✓ | of its input variables p/q are true | both | It is only true if both …
2 | Logic ✓ | both | For instance, Jan Łukasi…
2 | Logic ✓ | negation elimination the principle of explosion/the bivalence of truth | double | These intuitions include…
2 | Logic ✓ | double | For example, according t…
2 | logic ✓ | double | In classical logic, this…
2 | logic ✓ | of apparently opposing principles universality/particularity | pair | For example. We can see …
2 | logic ✓ | two | Kant had distinguished t…
2 | Logic ✓ | definitions of formal logic are not identical/but they are closely related | two | These two definitions of…
2 | Logic ✓ | two | It differs in this aspec…
2 | Logic ✓ | two | In contrast, the complex…
2 | Logic ✓ | premises/a conclusion | two | A syllogism is a form of…
2 | Logic | two | Modal logic is an extens…
2 | Logic | two | A prominent version by D…
2 | Logic ✓ | atomic propositions P/Q as the complex formula P ∧ Q | two | For instance, propositio…
2 | Logic | either by affirming it/by denying it | two | The predicate can be lin…
2 | Logic ✓ | two | For over two thousand ye…
3 | Logic ✓ | a subject/a predicate/a copula connecting the subject to the predicate | three | Each proposition has thr…
3 | Logic ✓ | three | A syllogism is a form of…
3 | Logic | three | Thus, these three propos…
3 | Logic ✓ | they are formal ie they depend only on the form of the premises and the conclusion/they are a priori ie no sense experience is needed to determine whether they obtain/they are modal ie that they hold by logical necessity for the given propositions independent of any other circumstances | three | According to an influent…
8 | Logic ✓ | eight | So the argument "it is s…
2 | logical ✓ | explicitly/implicitly | both | Depth information is the…
2 | logical ✓ | both | For instance, the syntac…
2 | logical ✓ | formal/informal logic since they are both concerned with assessing the correctness of arguments | both | These general characteri…
2 | logical ✓ | both | For instance, Jan Łukasi…
2 | logical ✓ | correct/has only true premises | both | In formal logic, a sound…
2 | logical ✓ | both | For example, the English…
2 | logical ✓ | in Europe/the Middle East | both | Aristotelian logic was h…
2 | logical ✓ | provide criteria for assessing the correctness of arguments/distinguishing them from fallacies | both | Both provide criteria fo…
2 | logical ✓ | of its input variables p/q are true | both | It is only true if both …
2 | logical ✓ | formal/informal logic | both | Logic is the study of co…
2 | logical ✓ | double | For example, according t…
2 | logical ✓ | negation elimination the principle of explosion/the bivalence of truth | double | These intuitions include…
2 | logical ✓ | atomic propositions P/Q as the complex formula P ∧ Q | two | For instance, propositio…
2 | logical ✓ | definitions of formal logic are not identical/but they are closely related | two | These two definitions of…
2 | logical ✓ | two | In contrast, the complex…
2 | logical ✓ | two | Modal logic is an extens…
2 | logical ✓ | either by affirming it/by denying it | two | The predicate can be lin…
2 | logical ✓ | two | It differs in this aspec…
2 | logical ✓ | two | A prominent version by D…
2 | logical ✓ | premises/a conclusion | two | A syllogism is a form of…
2 | logical ✓ | two | For over two thousand ye…
3 | logical ✓ | a subject/a predicate/a copula connecting the subject to the predicate | three | Each proposition has thr…
3 | logical ✓ | three | A syllogism is a form of…
3 | logical ✓ | they are formal ie they depend only on the form of the premises and the conclusion/they are a priori ie no sense experience is needed to determine whether they obtain/they are modal ie that they hold by logical necessity for the given propositions independent of any other circumstances | three | According to an influent…
3 | logical ✓ | three | Thus, these three propos…
8 | logical ✓ | eight | So the argument "it is s…
3 | logopoeia ✓ | melopoeia/phanopoeia/logopoeia | three | Ezra Pound distinguished…
3 | logopoeia | three | In the first publication…
2 | logos ✓ | for the Hebrew word dabar/as the Word of God | both | The Septuagint translati…
2 | logos ✓ | both | 1037), the idea of the ʿ…
2 | logos ✓ | logos/lexis derive from the same verb légō meaning "I count tell say speak" | both | However, both logos and …
2 | logos ✓ | both | Both Plato and Aristotle…
2 | logos ✓ | before hearing it/when they have first heard it | both | This logos holds always …
2 | logos ✓ | both | Both Plato and Aristotle…
2 | logos ✓ | πᾰ́θος/páthos | two | The other two modes are …
2 | logos ✓ | major works The Ringstones of Wisdom/The Meccan Illuminations | two | His concepts were expres…
3 | logos ✓ | three | For Plotinus, the relati…
3 | logos ✓ | three | Following one of the oth…
3 | logos ✓ | three | The sophists used the te…
3 | logos ✓ | three | Aristotle comments on th…
3 | logos ✓ | three | Aristotle first systemat…
2 | love ✓ | the practitioner/others toward collective liberation | both | This love, framed within…
2 | love ✓ | partners to accord validity to each other's sexual feelings work on sustaining interest/maintain the sexual health of the relationship | both | It requires both partner…
2 | love | lover/beloved | both | Scholars like William Ch…
2 | love ✓ | both | Love's social bonds enha…
2 | love | considered temporary/a third stage is needed to account for long-term relationships | both | Since the lust and attra…
2 | love ✓ | both | Love is considered to be…
2 | love ✓ | both | Professor Ingrid V. Albr…
2 | love ✓ | both | However, in a few unusua…
2 | love ✓ | love oneself/seek out another with whom to intertwine minds nearly blending them into a singular entity | both | Cicero, in his essay On …
2 | love ✓ | human relationships/devotion to God | both | This perspective is evid…
2 | love ✓ | personal growth/societal harmony | both | This progression helps p…
2 | love ✓ | individual growth/a more compassionate world | both | Together, these qualitie…
2 | love ✓ | themselves/the lover | both | Monique Wonderly adds th…
2 | love ✓ | both | Both in its Need and its…
2 | love ✓ | both | It is very relaxing for …
2 | love ✓ | of reasoning angel/instinctual alley-cat | both | Eros (erōs, Greek: ἔρως)…
2 | love ✓ | both | After exploring sexual a…
2 | love ✓ | Need-love/Gift-love | both | Affection, for Lewis, in…
2 | love ✓ | earthly/transcendent embodying a universal striving for reunion with the divine | both | This notion, influenced …
2 | love ✓ | loving/letting oneself be loved | both | Pope Francis taught that…
2 | love ✓ | intimacy/passion | both | Empty love only includes…
2 | love ✓ | dual | Hesed has a dual nature:…
2 | love ✓ | appraisal/bestowal of value | two | Love as valuing includes…
2 | love ✓ | main components the altruistic/the narcissistic | two | Some Western authorities…
2 | love ✓ | First sexual reproduction facilitates repair of damages in the DNA that is passed from parent to progeny during meiosis a key stage of the sexual process/Second a gene in either parent may contain a harmful mutation but in the progeny produced by sexual reproduction expression of a harmful mutation introduced by one parent is likely to be masked by expression of the unaffected homologous gene from the other parent | two | Richard Michod reviewed …
2 | love ✓ | other words for love in the Greek language eros/storge were never used in the New Testament | two | Two other words for love…
2 | love ✓ | most important things in life the greatest commandment of the Jewish Torah according to Jesus/cf | two | Christians believe that …
2 | love ✓ | union/separation | two | Gaudiya Vaishnavas, who …
2 | love ✓ | people share confidences and various details of their personal lives/and is usually shown in friendships and romantic love affairs | two | Intimacy is when two peo…
2 | love ✓ | sexual attraction/attachment | two | The conventional view in…
2 | love ✓ | mutual tormentors/each raw all over with the poison of hate-in-love" | two | may urge to evil as well…
3 | love | three | Fatuous love includes pa…
3 | love ✓ | Lover/Loved/Beloved—with the last of these terms often seen in Sufi poetry | three | God in Sufism is referre…
3 | love ✓ | three | First introduced in his …
3 | love ✓ | three | The three primary types …
3 | love ✓ | mania/agape/pragma | three | Lee's recognizable trait…
3 | love ✓ | three | The chapter on the subje…
3 | love ✓ | friendship or platonic desire/sexual or romantic desire/and self-emptying or divine love | three | Ancient Greeks identifie…
3 | love ✓ | intimacy/commitment/passion | three | Psychologist Robert Ster…
3 | love ✓ | lust/attraction/attachment | three | Helen Fisher, an anthrop…
3 | love ✓ | attachment/caring/intimacy | three | His work identifies a di…
3 | love ✓ | ai/koi/ren'ai | three | The Japanese language us…
3 | love ✓ | faith/hope/love | three | Out of the three divine …
3 | love ✓ | three | All forms of love are vi…
4 | love ✓ | loving-kindness/compassion/sympathetic joy/equanimity—are known as the brahmavihara | four | Together, these four qua…
4 | love ✓ | four | The Four Loves is a 1960…
4 | love ✓ | four | Lewis recognizes this se…
4 | love ✓ | love as a union/robust concern/valuing/emotion | four | Philosophically, love is…
4 | love ✓ | four | Lewis wrote a book calle…
4 | love | four | Loving-kindness, the fir…
5 | love ✓ | father-son/older brother-younger brother/husband-wife/older friend-younger friend/lord-servant | five | Within Confucianism, the…
6 | love ✓ | six | Depending on the version…
6 | love ✓ | six | Lee's recognizable trait…
6 | love ✓ | six | The colour wheel theory …
6 | love ✓ | familial love/friendly love or platonic love/romantic love/self-love/guest love/and divine or unconditional love | six | Ancient Greek philosophe…
7 | love ✓ | seven | In Indian literature, th…
9 | love ✓ | nine | Hindu writers, theologia…
9 | love ✓ | nine | First introduced in his …
9 | love ✓ | nine | Lee's recognizable trait…
11 | love ✓ | eleven | The philosophical work N…
2 | love language ✓ | According to Chapman the five "love languages" are Chapman provides various examples from his counseling sessions and includes questions to help readers identify both their own and their partner's primary and secondary love languages/According to Chapman's theory each person has one primary and one secondary love language | both | According to Chapman, th…
2 | love language ✓ | According to Chapman the five "love languages" are Chapman provides various examples from his counseling sessions and includes questions to help readers identify both their own and their partner's primary and secondary love languages/According to Chapman's theory each person has one primary and one secondary love language | both | According to Chapman, th…
4 | love language | four | The book sold 8,500 copi…
4 | love language ✓ | four | The book sold 8,500 copi…
5 | love language ✓ | five | A 2006 confirmatory fact…
5 | love language ✓ | five | The Five Love Languages:…
5 | love language ✓ | five | It outlines five general…
5 | love language ✓ | five | A 2006 confirmatory fact…
5 | love language ✓ | five | Since 1992, Chapman has …
5 | love language ✓ | five | It outlines five general…
5 | love language | five | Since 1992, Chapman has …
5 | love language ✓ | five | According to Chapman, th…
5 | love language ✓ | five | The Five Love Languages:…
5 | love language ✓ | five | According to Chapman, th…
4 | loyalist ✓ | four | There were in fact four …
2 | loyalty ✓ | masters/for a slave will either hate the one and love the other or be devoted to the one and despise the other | two | In the Gospel of Matthew…
2 | loyalty ✓ | two | Ladd himself characteriz…
2 | loyalty ✓ | its proper object/its moral value | two | Ladd considers loyalty f…
2 | loyalty ✓ | persons/but it may also be from a person to a group of people | two | Loyalty may certainly be…
5 | loyalty ✓ | basis/strength/scope/legitimacy/attitude Nathanson observes that loyalty is often directly equated to patriotism | five | In addition to number an…
6 | loyalty ✓ | six | In combination with six …
2 | lust ✓ | the first of the circles of incontinence on the descent into hell and the last of the cornices of Mount Purgatory representing the excessive love of individuals/while for Edmund Spenser luxuria was synonymous with the power of desire | both | For Dante, Luxuria was b…
2 | lust ✓ | both | And both of these are ag…
2 | lust ✓ | two | Fornication is also sex …
2 | lust ✓ | famous lovers Paolo/Francesca receive in Hell exactly what they desired most in their mortal lives only to find that their passions will give them no rest for all eternity | two | The damned who are guilt…
4 | lust ✓ | four | It is named in the secon…
4 | lust ✓ | rituals/worldviews/pleasures/the self | four | In existence there are f…
5 | lust ✓ | five | In Sikhism, lust is coun…
7 | lust ✓ | seven | Gregory the Great placed…
7 | lust ✓ | seven | The most notable work to…
2 | lying ✓ | the significance of such cues/their ability to make accurate judgements about deception | both | Although people in many …
2 | lying ✓ | the reliability of nonverbal behavior as an indicator of deception/their ability to make accurate judgements about deception based on nonverbal behavior | both | A 2019 review of researc…
2 | lying ✓ | treatises that all lies defined precisely as the external communication of what one does not hold to be internally true are categorically sinful/therefore ethically impermissible | both | From his text, it can be…
2 | lying ✓ | contain statements that God cannot lie/that lying is immoral Num | both | The Old Testament and Ne…
2 | lying ✓ | powers in the universe/Asha which is truth order and that which is real and Druj which is "the Lie" | two | Zoroaster teaches that t…
3 | lying ✓ | Aristotle believed no general rule on lying was possible/because anyone who advocated lying could never be believed/he said | three | Stanford law professor D…
3 | lying ✓ | three | According to all three, …
3 | lying ✓ | things – "to ride a horse/to draw a bow/to speak the Truth" | three | Herodotus, in his mid-fi…
5 | lying ✓ | five | The fourth of the five B…
8 | lying ✓ | eight | From his text, it can be…
9 | lying ✓ | nine | At the Behistun inscript…
9 | lying ✓ | nine | After fighting successfu…
10 | lying ✓ | ten | 11:27), most famously, i…
2 | man ✓ | perpetrators/victims of violence | both | Men are over-represented…
2 | man ✓ | males/females can exhibit masculine traits | both | It is distinct from the …
2 | man ✓ | both | Due to their prominence,…
2 | man ✓ | comfort/style while prioritizing functionality | both | Fundamental items of a m…
2 | man ✓ | slaves named En-pap X/Sukkalgir from c | two | The earliest confirmed n…
2 | man ✓ | genders/the other being woman | two | Most cultures use a gend…
3 | man ✓ | three | Men may be single parent…
3 | man ✓ | Ps" of protecting/providing/procreating were still considered signs of having achieved manhood | triple | In the late 20th century…
6 | man ✓ | six | While one in six males e…
10 | man ✓ | ten | Conscription is overwhel…
10 | man ✓ | ten | In the United States in …
2 | management ✓ | more common/more advocated in some places distributing all management functions among workers each of whom takes on a portion of the work | both | As one consequence, work…
2 | management ✓ | as a theoretical subject as well as a practical application - across different disciplines at colleges/universities | both | Larger organizations gen…
2 | management ✓ | Latin words manus/agere | two | These three terms derive…
3 | management ✓ | Management is taught/both as a theoretical subject as well as a practical application/across different disciplines at colleges and universities | three | Larger organizations gen…
3 | management ✓ | three | These three terms derive…
3 | management ✓ | 45 He also specifically related this to the scientific method of hypothesis/experiment/evaluation | three | Walter A. Shewhart descr…
3 | management ✓ | principles of published peer-reviewed research evidence that bears on whether and why a particular management practice works/judgment and experience from contextual management practice to understand the organization and interpersonal dynamics in a situation and determine the risks and benefits of available actions/the preferences and values of those affected | three | As with other evidence-b…
5 | management | five | From this perspective, H…
5 | management ✓ | planning/organizing/commanding/coordinating/controlling | five | According to Fayol, mana…
6 | management ✓ | Sigma/management by walking around/the Viable system model/various information-technology-driven theories such as agile software development/as well as group-management theories such as Cog's Ladder/the notion of "thriving on chaos" | six | Some of the later 20th-c…
2 | mania ✓ | both | More recent drug solutio…
2 | mania ✓ | both | In the case of the latte…
2 | mania ✓ | goal-motivated behaviour/metabolism increase | both | In hypomania, there is l…
2 | mania ✓ | an asset/a liability | both | Winston Churchill had pe…
2 | mania ✓ | two | This has caused some spe…
2 | mania ✓ | weeks/more a diagnosis of schizoaffective disorder is more appropriate | two | Manic episodes are often…
2 | mania ✓ | stages are referred to as acute/delirious respectively | two | These latter two stages …
2 | mania ✓ | two | going around London on t…
3 | mania ✓ | three | To be classified as a ma…
3 | mania ✓ | three | Mania may also, as earli…
4 | mania | four | To be classified as a ma…
2 | marketing ✓ | market research is about distribution while marketing research encompasses distribution advertising effectiveness/salesforce effectiveness | both | (Avoiding the word consu…
2 | marketing ✓ | marketing academics/practitioners | both | McCarthy's 4 Ps have bee…
2 | marketing ✓ | persuasive communications such as advertising/direct selling | two | Several authors stress t…
2 | marketing ✓ | two | Unlike promotion, commun…
2 | marketing ✓ | major segments of marketing are business-to-business marketing/business-to-consumer marketing | two | The two major segments o…
2 | marketing ✓ | better allocation of a firm's finite resources/to better serve the more diversified tastes of contemporary consumers | two | The process is conducted…
3 | marketing ✓ | three | A firm's marketing envir…
3 | marketing ✓ | three | Three modes of different…
4 | marketing | four | Examples of products sol…
4 | marketing | four | Extensions of the four P…
4 | marketing ✓ | product/price/promotion/place | four | The 4Ps refers to four b…
3 | material ✓ | Stone Age/Bronze Age/Iron Age | three | Materials chart the hist…
2 | Mathematics ✓ | both | Mathematics has since be…
2 | Mathematics ✓ | cases/these particles were discovered a few years later by specific experiments | both | In both cases, these par…
2 | Mathematics ✓ | Historically the concept of a proof and its associated mathematical rigour first appeared in Greek mathematics most notably in Euclid's Elements/The contemporary Mathematics Subject Classification lists more than sixty first-level areas of mathematics | both | Since then, the interact…
2 | Mathematics ✓ | cases the equations of the theories had unexplained solutions which led to conjecture of the existence of an unknown particle/the search for these particles | both | In both cases, the equat…
2 | Mathematics ✓ | in mathematics/the latter is called "exclusive or" | both | For example, in mathemat…
2 | Mathematics ✓ | two | Another example is Goldb…
2 | Mathematics ✓ | subfields differential calculus/integral calculus is the study of continuous functions which model the typically nonlinear relationships between varying quantities as represented by variables | two | Calculus, consisting of …
2 | Mathematics ✓ | lengths are equal/their equality must be proven via reasoning from previously accepted results and a few basic statements | two | For example, it is not s…
2 | Mathematics ✓ | two | The four color theorem a…
2 | Mathematics ✓ | prominent early number theorists were Euclid of ancient Greece/Diophantus of Alexandria | two | Two prominent early numb…
2 | Mathematics | elements/Z / 2 Z | two | For example, the group u…
2 | Mathematics ✓ | arithmetic regarding the manipulation of numbers/geometry regarding the study of shapes | two | Before the Renaissance, …
2 | Mathematics ✓ | synthetic geometry which uses purely geometrical methods/analytic geometry which uses coordinates systemically | two | Geometry was split into …
2 | Mathematics ✓ | two | Diophantus (3rd century)…
2 | Mathematics ✓ | two | Similarly, one of the tw…
2 | Mathematics ✓ | subjects of mathematical logic/set theory have belonged to mathematics since the end of the 19th century | two | Discrete mathematics inc…
2 | Mathematics ✓ | more areas appeared Mathematical notation led to algebra which roughly speaking consists of the study/the manipulation of formulas | two | During the Renaissance, …
2 | Mathematics ✓ | two | However, the lines betwe…
3 | Mathematics ✓ | three | In the 19th century, the…
3 | Mathematics ✓ | three | An extreme example is Ap…
3 | Mathematics ✓ | three | Since the start of the 2…
3 | Mathematics ✓ | three | Analytic geometry also m…
3 | Mathematics ✓ | three | The resulting Euclidean …
4 | Mathematics ✓ | arithmetic/geometry/algebra/calculus—endured until the end of the 19th century | four | This division into four …
4 | Mathematics | four | The four color theorem a…
4 | Mathematics | four | The most prestigious awa…
4 | Mathematics ✓ | four | In particular, spacetime…
7 | Mathematics ✓ | seven | A new list of seven impo…
7 | Mathematics ✓ | seven | Some feel that to consid…
2 | matter ✓ | quarks and leptons are elementary particles/and were in 2004 seen by authors of an undergraduate text as being the fundamental constituents of matter | both | Both quarks and leptons …
2 | matter ✓ | antiquarks/antileptons | both | There is considerable sp…
2 | matter ✓ | ancient Greece/ancient India | both | The idea that matter was…
2 | matter ✓ | conceptions matter is passive/inert In the respective conceptions matter has different relationships to intelligence | both | In both conceptions, mat…
2 | matter ✓ | both | For example, two gases m…
2 | matter ✓ | rest mass/volume | both | In everyday as well as s…
2 | matter ✓ | physics and chemistry/matter exhibits both wave-like and particle-like properties | both | However, in both physics…
2 | matter ✓ | both | If a particle and its an…
2 | matter ✓ | pair | The resulting particles …
2 | matter ✓ | quarks/two leptons | two | The Standard Model group…
2 | matter ✓ | fermions can occupy a quantum state one spin-up/the other spin-down | two | The Pauli exclusion prin…
2 | matter ✓ | two | This implies that there …
2 | matter ✓ | particular examples where the exclusion principle clearly relates matter to the occupation of space are white dwarf stars/neutron stars discussed further below | two | Two particular examples …
2 | matter ✓ | two | These two classes of par…
2 | matter ✓ | quantities that can define an amount of matter in the quark–lepton sense baryon number/lepton number are conserved in the Standard Model | two | Two quantities that can …
2 | matter ✓ | annihilate/that is they may both be converted into other particles with equal energy in accordance with Albert Einstein's equation E = mc2 | two | If a particle and its an…
2 | matter ✓ | two | Pure water is an example…
2 | matter ✓ | the other two being antiquarks/antileptons which can be considered antimatter as described later | two | (However, notice that on…
2 | matter ✓ | quarks/leptons which are discussed next | two | In the Standard Model, t…
2 | matter ✓ | ways one broader/the other more specific | two | In particle physics and …
2 | matter ✓ | gases maintained at different pressures are in different thermodynamic states/but in the same phase | two | For example, two gases m…
2 | matter ✓ | particles from being in the same place at the same time/ie makes each particle "take up space" | two | Although we do not encou…
3 | matter ✓ | solids/liquids/gases | three | These phases include the…
3 | matter ✓ | three | A baryon such as the pro…
3 | matter ✓ | masses/molecules/atomsA Mass of matter is any portion of matter appreciable by the sensesA Molecule is the smallest particle of matter into which a body can be divided without losing its identityAn Atom is a still smaller particle produced by division of a molecule | three | In the 19th century, the…
3 | matter ✓ | three | The term baryon usually …
3 | matter ✓ | three | For example, the sum of …
3 | matter ✓ | generations/where each generation consists of two quarks/two leptons | three | The Standard Model group…
4 | matter ✓ | gravity/electromagnetism/weak interactions/strong interactions | four | These quarks and leptons…
4 | matter ✓ | earth/water/air/fire | four | Empedocles (c. 490–430 B…
4 | matter | four | He adopted as reasonable…
4 | matter | four | Also, "exotic" baryons m…
4 | matter ✓ | four | (However, notice that on…
2 | meaning of life ✓ | the evolution of macroscopic order in life/the evolution of order in particular physical systems obey a common fundamental principle that was termed the Darwinian dynamic | both | It has been proposed tha…
2 | meaning of life ✓ | in this life/the life to come which can happen only if one's sins are forgiven | both | The New Testament speaks…
2 | meaning of life ✓ | American/Japanese samples | both | Greater meaning has been…
2 | meaning of life ✓ | suffering/rebirth | both | Nirvana means freedom fr…
2 | meaning of life ✓ | both | Prasad clarifies that "M…
2 | meaning of life ✓ | both | It was concluded that th…
2 | meaning of life ✓ | to the trivarga/caturvarga in Hindu literature throughout the ages" | both | Scharfe states, "there a…
2 | meaning of life ✓ | moral life/sensuality become difficult | both | Without prosperity and s…
2 | meaning of life ✓ | kama/artha | both | Kama states the relative…
2 | meaning of life ✓ | worlds can be achieved by dedicating oneself to "action with renunciation" that is when "action is without attachment/craving for results" | both | Indian scholars offered …
2 | meaning of life ✓ | both | In a scientific question…
2 | meaning of life ✓ | both | Both are considered impo…
2 | meaning of life ✓ | both | Because humankind is dri…
2 | meaning of life ✓ | changed the nature of European philosophy/exported it worldwide | both | The Enlightenment and th…
2 | meaning of life ✓ | formal/popular conceptions of human nature | both | The current era has seen…
2 | meaning of life ✓ | dual | The messianic era is see…
2 | meaning of life ✓ | harms all three including the one excessively pursued | two | Excessive pursuit of any…
2 | meaning of life ✓ | two | Kautiliya's Arthashastra…
2 | meaning of life ✓ | two | The origins of utilitari…
2 | meaning of life ✓ | two | However, the Theravadin …
2 | meaning of life ✓ | nivrtti The first kind of activity leads to progress/the second to perfection | two | Activity, according to o…
2 | meaning of life ✓ | two | Nonetheless, some theori…
2 | meaning of life ✓ | two | A classic example is of …
3 | meaning of life ✓ | three | Simeon the Just says, "T…
3 | meaning of life ✓ | three | Kautilya adds that all t…
3 | meaning of life ✓ | three | Humans have three ways o…
3 | meaning of life ✓ | three | The life span of a man i…
3 | meaning of life ✓ | Dharma/Artha/Kama | three | The ancient Tamil moral …
3 | meaning of life ✓ | three | Scholars have attempted …
3 | meaning of life ✓ | three | Excessive pursuit of any…
3 | meaning of life ✓ | three | The concept of mokṣa app…
3 | meaning of life ✓ | three | Kama states the relative…
4 | meaning of life ✓ | Purusharthas are important/but in cases of conflict/Dharma is considered more important than Artha/Kama in Hindu philosophy | four | All four Purusharthas ar…
4 | meaning of life ✓ | four | Purushartha is a key con…
4 | meaning of life ✓ | four | Scholars have attempted …
4 | meaning of life | wish/desire/love/sensual pleasure | four | There are four possible …
4 | meaning of life ✓ | four | It is a key concept in H…
4 | meaning of life | four | In contrast, Wong has pr…
4 | meaning of life | puruṣārthas are Dharma/Artha/Kama/Moksha | four | The four puruṣārthas are…
4 | meaning of life ✓ | four | The Dharmaśāstras and th…
4 | meaning of life ✓ | four | The Theravadin goal is l…
4 | meaning of life ✓ | four | Each of these four canon…
4 | meaning of life ✓ | Brahmacharya – student/Grihastha – householder/Vanaprastha – retirement/Sannyasa – renunciation | four | The four puruṣārthas are…
4 | meaning of life | four | The four proper goals of…
5 | meaning of life ✓ | five | The Five Pillars of Isla…
5 | meaning of life ✓ | five | The five pillars are not…
5 | meaning of life ✓ | five | In 2014, the British Nat…
5 | meaning of life ✓ | abstention from anger/obedience towards the guru/avoidance of rashness/cleanliness/purity in eating | five | There are five minor vow…
6 | meaning of life ✓ | six | That question turns out …
7 | meaning of life ✓ | seven | In Douglas Adams' book T…
7 | meaning of life ✓ | seven | The Jewish people are in…
9 | meaning of life ✓ | nine | That question turns out …
10 | meaning of life ✓ | ten | The followers of Sikhism…
2 | measurement ✓ | the mean/statistics of the measurements | both | All data are inexact and…
2 | measurement ✓ | instruments rulers/the special name straightedge is used for an unmarked rule | both | Strictly speaking, the r…
2 | measurement ✓ | both | A spring scale measures …
2 | measurement ✓ | in everyday commerce/in science | both | It is the world's most w…
2 | measurement ✓ | everyday/scientific purposes | both | Metric units of mass, le…
2 | measurement ✓ | to a different degree/all the rest of his scales | both | In that article, Stevens…
2 | measurement ✓ | two | It is also used to denot…
2 | measurement ✓ | -metre carpenter's rule can be folded down to a length of only 20 centimetres to easily fit in a pocket/a five-metre-long tape measure easily retracts to fit within a small housing | two | As can be seen in the ph…
2 | measurement ✓ | Moyer 1981a b/Rogers 1989 | two | Critics of operationalis…
2 | measurement ✓ | ordinal ranks is not constant/it is often of the same order of magnitude | two | This is often justified …
2 | measurement ✓ | the freezing/boiling point of water at specific conditions | two | Examples include tempera…
2 | measurement ✓ | two | Ratios are not meaningfu…
3 | measurement ✓ | three | Three type of representa…
4 | measurement ✓ | four | Mosteller and Tukey note…
4 | measurement ✓ | nominal/ordinal/interval/ratio | four | Psychologist Stanley Smi…
4 | measurement | four | For instance, if Devi's …
4 | measurement ✓ | four | In that article, Stevens…
5 | measurement ✓ | five | However, ratios of diffe…
5 | measurement ✓ | five | As can be seen in the ph…
6 | measurement ✓ | six | Measurements bound to a …
7 | measurement ✓ | seven | This system reduces all …
7 | measurement ✓ | kilogram/metre/candela/second/ampere/kelvin/mole | seven | The system defines seven…
7 | measurement ✓ | In the SI/base units are the simple measurements for time/length/mass/temperature/amount of substance/electric current and light intensity | seven | The SI units for the sev…
7 | measurement ✓ | seven | Mosteller and Tukey note…
10 | measurement ✓ | ten | However, ratios of diffe…
10 | measurement ✓ | ten | Measurements bound to a …
2 | media ✓ | the media types reviewer/the IESG be registered in the standards tree with its unprefixed subtype | both | If this is not possible,…
2 | media ✓ | mimetypes associates an extension with a MIME type/while mailcap associates a MIME type with a program | two | When viewing a file, the…
2 | media ✓ | identifier for file formats/content formats | two-part | In information and commu…
2 | mediator ✓ | levels of accreditation have requirements regarding ongoing professional development professional indemnity insurance/good character | both | Both levels of accredita…
2 | mediator ✓ | both | For example, both proces…
2 | mediator ✓ | interpersonal/broader societal disputes | both | The war in Ukraine has u…
2 | mediator ✓ | advocates/arbitrator effectively deprive the disputants of any responsibility for the outcome by imposing a solution | both | Both advocates and arbit…
2 | mediator ✓ | verbal/physical conflict | both | The reductions included …
2 | mediator ✓ | what will be discussed/how their issues will be resolved | both | During a facilitative me…
2 | mediator ✓ | both | Both mediation and conci…
2 | mediator ✓ | both | They both offer relative…
2 | mediator ✓ | both | Neither process determin…
2 | mediator ✓ | both | In litigation, courts im…
2 | mediator ✓ | two | In Australia, there are …
2 | mediator ✓ | forms of breach are failure to perform/anticipatory breach | two | The two forms of breach …
2 | mediator ✓ | two | The case involved two si…
2 | mediator ✓ | two | In-between the two opera…
2 | mediator ✓ | competing principles affect confidentiality One principle encourages confidentiality to encourage people to participate/while the second principle states that all related facts should be available to courts | two | Two competing principles…
3 | mediator ✓ | three | Binding Arbitration is t…
3 | mediator ✓ | objectives are to provide guiding principles for the conduct of mediators/to promote confidence in mediation as a process for resolving disputes/to provide protection for members of the public who use mediators who are members of the institute | three | The Code's three objecti…
3 | mediator ✓ | three | In Ontario three distinc…
2 | meiosis ✓ | transcriptional/translational controls determine the broad restructuring of meiotic cells needed to carry out meiosis | both | Thus, both transcription…
2 | meiosis ✓ | both | Homologous pairs move to…
2 | meiosis ✓ | animals/plants the final stage is for the gametes to fuse to form a zygote in which the original number of chromosomes is restored | both | In both animals and plan…
2 | meiosis ✓ | in which there are two distinct organism phases one with haploid cells/the other with diploid cells | both | The organism phase of th…
2 | meiosis ✓ | both | In the fission yeast S. …
2 | meiosis ✓ | double | The repair process used …
2 | meiosis ✓ | double | Recombination is initiat…
2 | meiosis ✓ | double | The frequency of cross-o…
2 | meiosis ✓ | Holliday junction pathway/synthesis-dependent strand annealing | double | The recombination may go…
2 | meiosis | double | In this stage homologous…
2 | meiosis ✓ | double | Meiotic recombination is…
2 | meiosis ✓ | pair | Kinetochore microtubules…
2 | meiosis ✓ | with each other/exchange genetic information by homologous recombination often leading to physical connections between the homologs | pair | Then each set of homolog…
2 | meiosis ✓ | of sex chromosomes half of maternal origin/half of paternal origin | pair | For example, diploid hum…
2 | meiosis ✓ | synapse/exchange genetic information forming at least one crossover per chromosome | pair | During prophase I, homol…
2 | meiosis ✓ | pair | In meiosis, establishing…
2 | meiosis ✓ | with each other and undergo genetic recombination/a programmed process in which DNA may be cut and then repaired which allows them to exchange some of their genetic information | pair | During this time, homolo…
2 | meiosis ✓ | of homologous chromosomes to segregate away from each other during meiosis I/resulting in two haploid cells that have half the number of chromosomes as the parent cell | pair | In most organisms, these…
2 | meiosis ✓ | pair | Each daughter cell now h…
2 | meiosis ✓ | copies of each chromosome/one from each parent | two | Because the number of ch…
2 | meiosis ✓ | threads" 30 the synaptonemal complex disassembles/homologous chromosomes separate from one another a little | two | During the diplotene sta…
2 | meiosis ✓ | rounds of cell division to produce four daughter cells/each with half the number of chromosomes as the original parent cell | two | In meiosis, DNA replicat…
2 | meiosis ✓ | distinct organism phases one with haploid cells/the other with diploid cells | two | The organism phase of th…
2 | meiosis ✓ | copies of each chromosome/termed homologs | two | Meiosis begins with a di…
2 | meiosis ✓ | two | Meiosis uses many of the…
2 | meiosis ✓ | chromosomes/tetrads with one chromosome coming from each parent | two | The paired and replicate…
2 | meiosis ✓ | poles have formed/generating a barrel shaped spindle | two | Over time, the MTOCs mer…
2 | meiosis ✓ | meiotic divisions are known as meiosis I/meiosis II | two | The two meiotic division…
2 | meiosis ✓ | two | First, the cell undergoe…
2 | meiosis ✓ | two | Two organisms of opposin…
2 | meiosis ✓ | two | Later on, during fertili…
2 | meiosis ✓ | three polar bodies | two | Therefore, in females ea…
2 | meiosis ✓ | with n chromosomes/each consisting of two sister chromatids | two | The result is the produc…
2 | meiosis ✓ | two | In metaphase II, the cen…
2 | meiosis ✓ | divisions that were designated as Heterotype/Homotype by Flemming | two | It was introduced to bio…
2 | meiosis ✓ | n chromosomes/23 in humans | two | Meiosis I segregates hom…
2 | meiosis | two | Meiosis I separates repl…
2 | meiosis ✓ | an egg/a sperm | two | When two gametes (an egg…
2 | meiosis ✓ | two | In most organisms, these…
2 | meiosis ✓ | rounds of division that ultimately result in four cells/each with only one copy of each chromosome | two | It involves two rounds o…
2 | meiosis ✓ | Usually occurs between identical sister chromatids/does not result in genetic changes | two | Although the process of …
2 | meiosis ✓ | parabasalids/oxymonads | two | While the majority of eu…
2 | meiosis ✓ | two | Meiosis generates gamete…
2 | meiosis ✓ | two | The significance of meio…
2 | meiosis ✓ | two | Before meiosis begins, d…
2 | meiosis ✓ | two | Homologous pairs move to…
2 | meiosis ✓ | become "individualized" to form visible strands within the nucleus 27 353 The chromosomes each form a linear array of loops mediated by cohesin/the lateral elements of the synaptonemal complex assemble forming an "axial element" from which the loops emanate | two | The first stage of proph…
3 | meiosis ✓ | three | Interphase is divided in…
3 | meiosis ✓ | three | In female animals, three…
3 | meiosis ✓ | three | Therefore, in females ea…
3 | meiosis ✓ | First the cell undergoes DNA replication so each homolog now consists of two identical sister chromatids/In the first meiotic division the homologs are segregated to separate daughter cells by the spindle apparatus/The cells then proceed to a second division without an intervening round of DNA replication | three | Female animals employ a …
3 | meiosis ✓ | four months of gestation within the fetus/are therefore present at birth | three | In humans, as an example…
4 | meiosis | four | The result is the produc…
4 | meiosis | four | The zygote undergoes mei…
4 | meiosis ✓ | four | In some cases, all four …
4 | meiosis ✓ | prophase II/metaphase II/anaphase II/telophase II | four | The four main steps of m…
4 | meiosis ✓ | four | In female animals, three…
4 | meiosis ✓ | four | It involves two rounds o…
4 | meiosis ✓ | four | During this prophase I a…
4 | meiosis ✓ | four | The arrest of ooctyes at…
4 | meiosis ✓ | four | The significance of meio…
4 | meiosis | four | Meiosis is now complete …
4 | meiosis | four | Chromosomes condense fur…
4 | meiosis ✓ | four | The paired and replicate…
4 | meiosis | four | The sister chromatids ar…
4 | meiosis | four | Meiosis II is an equatio…
5 | meiosis ✓ | five | However, G. intestinalis…
2 | melancholic ✓ | a state of anguish/a delusion | both | Aretaeus of Cappadocia, …
2 | melancholic ✓ | a literary/a medical perspective | both | The most extended treatm…
3 | melancholic ✓ | three | Melancholic depression r…
4 | melancholic | four | Melancholy (or more prec…
4 | melancholic | disease/ailment being caused by an imbalance in one/more of the four basic bodily liquids/humours | four | The name "melancholia" c…
4 | melancholic ✓ | four | In the complex elaborati…
9 | melancholic ✓ | nine | Night-Thoughts (The Comp…
2 | melting ✓ | for crystalline materials/for glass-liquid transitions in amorphous materials | both | The Lindemann criterion …
2 | melting ✓ | -stranded DNA into two single strands by heating/the use of chemical agents polymerase chain reaction | double | In genetics, melting DNA…
2 | melting ✓ | single strands by heating/the use of chemical agents polymerase chain reaction | two | In genetics, melting DNA…
2 | memorization ✓ | two | Alternatively one could …
3 | memorization ✓ | an area code/followed by a three-digit number/then a four-digit number | three | Similarly, this is how m…
3 | memorization ✓ | thousand years ago/to preserve the intonation and lexical accuracy of very long texts/some with tens of thousands of verses | three | Specialized forms of rot…
3 | memorization ✓ | three | For example, a person wi…
4 | memorization ✓ | four | Similarly, this is how m…
2 | mental function | micro-scale studies of individual neurons/synapses as well as the macro-scale analyses of interactions between brain regions | both | It is particularly inter…
2 | mental function ✓ | classical computationalism/common forms of connectionism[d] accept representationalism which holds that information is stored in representations that depict the state of the world | both | Both classical computati…
2 | mental function ✓ | corroborated/influential | both | The contributions to thi…
2 | mental function ✓ | process theory relies on the distinction between automatic/controlled processes to analyze cognitive phenomena | dual | Dual process theory reli…
2 | mental function ✓ | systems/proposes different models of their interaction | two | It conceptualizes them a…
2 | mental function ✓ | two | These differences affect…
2 | mental function ✓ | two | Although connectionism i…
2 | mental function ✓ | the identification of an abstract semantic representation of the intended concept followed by the retrieval of the phonological form needed to pronounce the word[c] As speakers string together words to generate a sentence they consider the grammatical category of each word like the contrast between nouns/adjectives to align with the intended overall sentence structure | two | This activity, known as …
2 | mental function ✓ | two | Correlational methods, b…
3 | mental function ✓ | an input phase where new information is acquired a storage phase preserving the information for future access/an output phase retrieving the information/making it available to other cognitive operations | three | Memory processes have th…
3 | mental function ✓ | three | The tri-level hypothesis…
4 | mental function ✓ | four | The Skill Model refers t…
4 | mental function | four | Jean Piaget's theory div…
5 | mental function ✓ | five | The Dreyfus Skill Model …
5 | mental function ✓ | five | The Skill Model refers t…
5 | mental function ✓ | five | Table 1: Five Stages of …
6 | mental function ✓ | six | The following summary is…
6 | mental function ✓ | six | A more recent articulati…
6 | mental function ✓ | six | For example, the critici…
7 | mental function ✓ | seven | During the pre-operation…
12 | mental function ✓ | twelve | In the following stages …
2 | mercy ✓ | Jew/gentile | both | This is quoted by the Ap…
2 | mercy ✓ | derive from the root Rahmat which refers to tenderness/benevolence | both | Rahman and Rahim both de…
2 | mercy ✓ | are free gifts of God/both are dispensed absent any merit on the part of the recipient | both | Hebrews 4:16 says, "So l…
2 | mercy ✓ | eg/a mission of mercy aiming to treat war victims | both | In the social and legal …
2 | mercy ✓ | God's mercy/also the need for human mercy | both | In the encyclical Dives …
2 | mercy ✓ | two | The concept of mercy enc…
3 | mercy | three | Even these may forget, y…
5 | mercy ✓ | five | As a form of mercy, the …
7 | mercy ✓ | seven | The Works of Mercy (seve…
2 | message ✓ | both | Delivery patterns for bo…
2 | message ✓ | both | Modern architectures com…
2 | message ✓ | both | Both events and messages…
2 | metal ✓ | ceramics/metals | both | (They are not the same a…
2 | metal ✓ | basic/acidic properties | both | The oxides of elemental …
2 | metal ✓ | metallic ceramics/polymers | both | Categories described in …
2 | metal ✓ | a stable metallic allotrope/a metastable semiconducting allotrope at standard conditions | both | Arsenic (As) has both a …
2 | metal ✓ | crystalline/non-crystalline metals | both | A temperature change may…
2 | metal ✓ | by quantity/commercial value | both | Of all the metallic allo…
2 | metal ✓ | holes/electrons | both | Unlike a regular metal, …
2 | metal ✓ | main modes of this repetitive capture being the s-process/the r-process | two | Rather, they are largely…
2 | metal ✓ | two | For example, gold and si…
2 | metal ✓ | two | Therefore neither electr…
2 | metal ✓ | two | According to the Pauli e…
2 | metal | - three- four-/six-fold symmetry | two | In 1984, Israeli metallu…
2 | metal ✓ | elements/polonium and astatine which decay to bismuth or lead | two | The s-process stops at b…
2 | metal ✓ | two | The first two of these w…
3 | metal ✓ | three | More recently, batches o…
3 | metal ✓ | elements 71/72/75 | three | By 1900 three metals wit…
3 | metal ✓ | three | The atoms of simple meta…
3 | metal ✓ | three | The alloys of the other …
3 | metal ✓ | -/four-/six-fold symmetry | three | In 1984, Israeli metallu…
4 | metal ✓ | four | In 1984, Israeli metallu…
4 | metal ✓ | neptunium/plutonium/and curium and americium/representing elements 93 to 96 | four | By the end of World War …
5 | metal ✓ | -fold symmetry/in breach of crystallographic convention at the time which said that crystalline structures could only have two-/three-/four-/six-fold symmetry | five | In 1984, Israeli metallu…
6 | metal ✓ | six | Traditionally there are …
6 | metal ✓ | six | In 1984, Israeli metallu…
8 | metal ✓ | eight | In bcc, each atom is pos…
10 | metal ✓ | ten | Alloys specially designe…
12 | metal ✓ | twelve | In fcc and hcp, each ato…
2 | metamorphic ✓ | high temperatures/pressures contribute to recrystallization | both | Both high temperatures a…
3 | metamorphic ✓ | three | Metamorphic rocks form o…
3 | metamorphic ✓ | three | The main islands of Japa…
3 | metamorphic ✓ | three | All three have the ident…
3 | metamorphic ✓ | three | Metamorphic rocks are on…
2 | metaphysical ✓ | both | It refers to numerical i…
2 | metaphysical ✓ | both | Metaphysics is similar t…
2 | metaphysical ✓ | physical/mental attributes that develop side-by-side without interacting | both | This idea was rejected b…
2 | metaphysical ✓ | both | The two approaches are n…
2 | metaphysical ✓ | the objective/the subjective realms | both | Alfred North Whitehead (…
2 | metaphysical ✓ | properties and relations/that express what particulars are like and how they resemble one another | both | Universals are general e…
2 | metaphysical | both | Particulars are individu…
2 | metaphysical ✓ | in matter/mind | both | Boethius (477–524 CE) so…
2 | metaphysical ✓ | both | Neutral monists argue th…
2 | metaphysical | within philosophy/other fields of inquiry | both | Starting in the second h…
2 | metaphysical ✓ | two | The concepts of possibil…
2 | metaphysical ✓ | two | Logic as the study of co…
2 | metaphysical ✓ | distinct entities are exactly alike/such as perfect identical twins | two | In a slightly different …
2 | metaphysical ✓ | two | At about the same time[q…
2 | metaphysical ✓ | two | The two approaches are n…
2 | metaphysical ✓ | Two historically influential definitions in ancient and medieval philosophy understand metaphysics as the science of the first causes and as the study of being qua being that is the topic of what all beings have in common and to what fundamental categories they belong/Some philosophers follow Aristotle in describing metaphysics as "first philosophy" suggesting that it is the most basic inquiry upon which all other branches of philosophy depend in some way[b] | two | Two historically influen…
2 | metaphysical ✓ | two | The converse principle, …
3 | metaphysical ✓ | three | According to endurantism…
4 | metaphysical | four | The concepts of possibil…
4 | metaphysical ✓ | quality/place are said of substances/depend on them | four | He argued that substance…
4 | metaphysical ✓ | quantity/quality/relation/modality | four | Kant understood categori…
4 | metaphysical ✓ | four | He also proposed a syste…
4 | metaphysical ✓ | four | Perdurantists see materi…
2 | metaphysics ✓ | in matter/mind | both | Boethius (477–524 CE) so…
2 | metaphysics ✓ | physical/mental attributes that develop side-by-side without interacting | both | This idea was rejected b…
2 | metaphysics ✓ | both | It refers to numerical i…
2 | metaphysics ✓ | both | Neutral monists argue th…
2 | metaphysics ✓ | both | Metaphysics is similar t…
2 | metaphysics ✓ | within philosophy/other fields of inquiry | both | Starting in the second h…
2 | metaphysics ✓ | both | The two approaches are n…
2 | metaphysics ✓ | properties and relations/that express what particulars are like and how they resemble one another | both | Universals are general e…
2 | metaphysics ✓ | the objective/the subjective realms | both | Alfred North Whitehead (…
2 | metaphysics ✓ | both | Particulars are individu…
2 | metaphysics ✓ | Two historically influential definitions in ancient and medieval philosophy understand metaphysics as the science of the first causes and as the study of being qua being that is the topic of what all beings have in common and to what fundamental categories they belong/Some philosophers follow Aristotle in describing metaphysics as "first philosophy" suggesting that it is the most basic inquiry upon which all other branches of philosophy depend in some way[b] | two | Two historically influen…
2 | metaphysics ✓ | two | The converse principle, …
2 | metaphysics ✓ | two | At about the same time[q…
2 | metaphysics ✓ | two | Logic as the study of co…
2 | metaphysics ✓ | two | The two approaches are n…
2 | metaphysics ✓ | two | The concepts of possibil…
2 | metaphysics ✓ | distinct entities are exactly alike/such as perfect identical twins | two | In a slightly different …
3 | metaphysics ✓ | three | According to endurantism…
4 | metaphysics ✓ | quantity/quality/relation/modality | four | Kant understood categori…
4 | metaphysics | four | Perdurantists see materi…
4 | metaphysics ✓ | four | The concepts of possibil…
4 | metaphysics ✓ | quality/place are said of substances/depend on them | four | He argued that substance…
4 | metaphysics ✓ | four | He also proposed a syste…
2 | meteor ✓ | by scattering electromagnetic radiation/by catalyzing chemical reactions in the upper atmosphere | both | These particles might af…
3 | meteor ✓ | ionization of atmospheric molecules/dust that the meteoroid sheds/the sound of passage | three | The entry of meteoroids …
2 | Meteorology ✓ | both | Radar and Lidar are not …
2 | Meteorology ✓ | time/spatial scales | both | The study of the atmosph…
2 | Meteorology ✓ | free air/enclosed air | two | Cardano thought there we…
2 | Meteorology ✓ | theoretical science based on Meteorologica/astrological weather forecasting | two | By the middle of the 16t…
2 | Meteorology ✓ | other accurately measured qualities are wind/humidity | two | Also, two other accurate…
3 | Meteorology ✓ | basic elements- earth/air/water | three | Cardano maintained that …
3 | Meteorology ✓ | three | Respectively, the geospa…
3 | Meteorology ✓ | sprang up in the mid-15th century/were respectively the rain gauge the anemometer/the hygrometer | three | Neither of these can be …
4 | Meteorology ✓ | to never accept anything unless one clearly knew it to be true/to divide every difficult problem into small problems to tackle/to proceed from the simple to the complex always seeking relationships/to be as complete and thorough as possible with no prejudice 37 | four | His scientific method ha…
5 | Meteorology ✓ | five | In the 1st century BC, m…
2 | military intelligence ✓ | both | Most governments maintai…
2 | military intelligence ✓ | verbal codes/transmitted codes | two | That falls into two cate…
2 | military intelligence ✓ | the tactical/operational point of view/the analysts point of view | two | Failure in analysis can …
3 | military intelligence ✓ | three | These three "ints" relat…
4 | military intelligence ✓ | collection/analysis/processing/dissemination | four | The process of intellige…
5 | military intelligence ✓ | Human Intelligence/Signals Intelligence/Image Intelligence/Open Source Intelligence/and Measures and Signature Intelligence | five | The collection of intell…
6 | military intelligence ✓ | requirements/collection/processing and exploitation/analysis and production/dissemination and consumption/and feedback | six | The intelligence cycle i…
6 | military intelligence ✓ | planning and direction/collection/processing and exploitation/analysis and production/dissemination and integration/evaluation and feedback" | six | In the U.S. military, Jo…
2 | mind ✓ | conscious/unconscious states | both | The mind is the totality…
2 | mind | both | It covers the totality o…
2 | mind ✓ | two | Correlational methods ex…
2 | mind ✓ | parties one of them a human/the other a computer | two | The Turing test, propose…
3 | mind ✓ | biological/cognitive/environmental factors | three | The biopsychosocial mode…
4 | mind | four | An influential theory by…
5 | mind ✓ | aspects or "aggregates" material form/feelings/perception/volition/and consciousness | five | They analyze the mind as…
2 | mindfulness ✓ | therapist/client engaging in therapy from the Self which is the IFS term for one's "spiritual center" | both | Schwartz, emphasizes the…
2 | mindfulness ✓ | both | [c] Clinical studies hav…
2 | mindfulness ✓ | healthy/unhealthy people | both | In 1979, Jon Kabat-Zinn …
2 | mindfulness ✓ | present moment awareness/remembering what the Buddha had taught | both | In these instances sati …
2 | mindfulness ✓ | the soundness of its scientific foundations/the desirability of its societal effects have been questioned | both | Both the soundness of it…
2 | mindfulness ✓ | feeling good increases mindfulness/mindfulness increases feeling good | both | Regarding the relationsh…
2 | mindfulness ✓ | primary and secondary schools because "Mindfulness practices particularly in relation to children who might otherwise be considered broken or unredeemable fill a critical niche – one that allows its advocates to imagine a world where people can change become more compassionate resilient reflective and aware/a world with a viable future" | both | Yet, MBIs continue to be…
2 | mindfulness ✓ | the suttas and the [traditional Buddhist] commentary/and | both | According to Bryan Levma…
2 | mindfulness ✓ | both | Mindful awareness can be…
2 | mindfulness ✓ | formal and informal meditation practices/and nonmeditation-based exercises | both | Hick, mindfulness practi…
2 | mindfulness ✓ | as well as emphasizing the need for more randomized controlled studies for more methodological details in reported studies/for the use of larger sample sizes[page needed][need quotation to verify][web 1] | both | Critics have questioned …
2 | mindfulness ✓ | two | Alan Wallace, Bodhi has …
2 | mindfulness ✓ | -component model of mindfulness based upon a consensus among clinical psychologists has been proposed as an operational/testable definition The first component involves the self-regulation of attention so that it is maintained on immediate experience thereby allowing for increased recognition of mental events in the present moment | two | A two-component model of…
2 | mindfulness ✓ | observing/attending to the changing fields of "objects" from moment to moment – by regulating the focus of attention" | two | In this two-component mo…
2 | mindfulness ✓ | two | Shinzen Young says a per…
2 | mindfulness ✓ | functions calling to mind/vigilantly retaining in mind | two | Garfield, quoting Shanti…
3 | mindfulness ✓ | three | According to David S. Bl…
3 | mindfulness ✓ | three | In contemporary Theravad…
3 | mindfulness ✓ | marks of existence the impermanence of/the suffering of every conditioned thing that exists/non-self | three | In modern vipassana-medi…
4 | mindfulness ✓ | four | Sharf refers to the Mili…
4 | mindfulness | four | According to Thomas Will…
4 | mindfulness ✓ | four | According to Grzegorz Po…
4 | mindfulness ✓ | four | According to Polak, the …
5 | mindfulness ✓ | faculties/the five powers/the seven awakening-factors/the noble eightfold path/the attainment of insight | five | Sharf refers to the Mili…
5 | mindfulness ✓ | five | The five aggregates are …
5 | mindfulness ✓ | This model describes how sensory consciousness results in the generation of feelings/perception/volition/how individuals' previously conditioned attitudes/past associations influence this generation | five | The five aggregates are …
5 | mindfulness | five | An ancient model of the …
6 | mindfulness ✓ | six | Utilizing curriculum, "R…
7 | mindfulness ✓ | seven | Sharf refers to the Mili…
7 | mindfulness ✓ | seven | Difficult experiences en…
7 | mindfulness ✓ | seven | Sati is one of the seven…
8 | mindfulness ✓ | eight | In addition, Flook shows…
2 | mitosis ✓ | sister chromatids from the nondisjoining chromosome/the other cell receives none | both | One daughter cell receiv…
2 | mitosis ✓ | both | Thus meiosis and mitosis…
2 | mitosis ✓ | as a diagnostic/prognostic marker | both | Also, the detection of a…
2 | mitosis ✓ | animal/plant cells cell division is also driven by vesicles derived from the Golgi apparatus which move along microtubules to the middle of the cell | both | In both animal and plant…
2 | mitosis ✓ | of which are governed upstream by signaling pathways RhoA/ECT2 through the activity of Cdk1 | both | Generation of pressure i…
2 | mitosis ✓ | nuclei in one cell/resulting in binucleated cells | both | On occasion, when cells …
2 | mitosis ✓ | sets of chromosomes now surrounded by new nuclear membrane begin to "relax"/decondense | both | Both sets of chromosomes…
2 | mitosis ✓ | nuclei/is lost | both | The lagging chromatid is…
2 | mitosis ✓ | The first process non-homologous end joining NHEJ can join the two broken ends of DNA in the G1 S and G2 phases of interphase/The second process homologous recombinational repair HRR is more accurate than NHEJ in repairing double-strand breaks | double | DNA double-strand breaks…
2 | mitosis ✓ | pair | A cell inherits a single…
2 | mitosis ✓ | pair | Close to the nucleus of …
2 | mitosis | broken ends of DNA in the G1 S/G2 phases of interphase | two | The first process, non-h…
2 | mitosis ✓ | two | The resulting tension ca…
2 | mitosis ✓ | new daughter nuclei/the replicated chromosomes are retained within the original nucleus | two | Instead of being divided…
2 | mitosis ✓ | two | While in bacterial cell …
2 | mitosis ✓ | two | Each chromosome has two …
2 | mitosis ✓ | two | After the microtubules h…
2 | mitosis ✓ | two | Mitosis (/maɪˈtoʊsɪs/) i…
2 | mitosis ✓ | two | The two centrosomes poly…
2 | mitosis ✓ | two | The result is two geneti…
2 | mitosis ✓ | two | This motor activity, cou…
2 | mitosis ✓ | two | In plants, this structur…
2 | mitosis | two | Mitosis is preceded by t…
2 | mitosis | two | During anaphase A, the c…
2 | mitosis ✓ | two | In animal cells, a cell …
2 | mitosis ✓ | two | In plant cells, a cell p…
2 | mitosis ✓ | two | An error in mitosis can …
2 | mitosis ✓ | two | This occurs during the S…
3 | mitosis ✓ | parts of interphase/the cell grows by producing proteins/cytoplasmic organelles | three | During all three parts o…
3 | mitosis ✓ | G1/S/G2 | three | Interphase is divided in…
3 | mitosis ✓ | three | As a result, the former …
3 | mitosis ✓ | three | Mitosis occurs in the fo…
2 | model ✓ | both | These models are scaled …
3 | model ✓ | For example a street map is a model of the actual streets in a city showing the course of the streets while leaving out say traffic signs/road markings made for pedestrians/vehicle drivers for the purpose of finding one's way in the city | three | According to Herbert Sta…
2 | moksha | Sāmkhya and Yoga systems of religious thought are mokshaśāstras/systems of salvific liberation and release | both | Knut Jacobsen suggests t…
2 | moksha ✓ | both | Both the worshiped and w…
2 | moksha ✓ | both | Yoga is both a theory an…
2 | moksha ✓ | two | Vaishnavas (followers of…
2 | moksha ✓ | points of a single journey of life a journey for which the viaticum was discipline/self-training | two | Many schools of Hinduism…
2 | moksha ✓ | forms of release are mentioned namely ceto-vimutti "deliverance of mind"/panna-vimutti "deliverance through wisdom" | two | In the suttas two forms …
2 | moksha ✓ | Sanskrit words moh/kshay | two | According to Jain script…
2 | moksha ✓ | jivanmukti/videhamukti | two | Moksha is more than libe…
2 | moksha ✓ | two | Unlike Nagarjuna, Shanka…
3 | moksha ✓ | studentship/householdship/retirement | three | In the Vedas, there were…
3 | moksha ✓ | waking/dream/deep sleep | three | In Vedic literature, the…
3 | moksha | kama/artha/dharma | three | The Vedas suggest three …
3 | moksha ✓ | Vedic/yogic/bhakti | three | In its historical develo…
3 | moksha ✓ | three | In the history of Indian…
3 | moksha ✓ | Samyak darśana meaning faith acceptance of the truth of soul/Samyak jnana meaning undoubting knowledge of the tattvas/Samyak charitra meaning behavior consistent with the Five vows | three | According to Jainism, pu…
3 | moksha ✓ | virtuous/proper/moral life | three | In Hindu traditions, mok…
4 | moksha ✓ | The first mārga is Jñāna Yoga the way of knowledge/The second mārga is Bhakti Yoga the way of loving devotion to God/The third mārga is Karma Yoga the way of works/The fourth mārga is Rāja Yoga the way of contemplation and meditation | four | Yoga, or mārga (meaning …
4 | moksha ✓ | four | Nirvana ends the cycle o…
4 | moksha ✓ | four | The four jewels are call…
4 | moksha ✓ | uparati/titiksa/sraddha/samadhana | four | The Brahmasutrabhasya ad…
4 | moksha ✓ | brahman/atma/karma/samsara | four | The other four are: brah…
4 | moksha ✓ | four | Together, these four con…
4 | moksha | essential conditions/according to Vivekachudamani/before one can commence on the path of moksha include vivekah between everlasting principles and fleeting world viragah for material rewards samah/and damah | four | The four essential condi…
5 | moksha ✓ | five | Balinese Hinduism incorp…
5 | moksha ✓ | five | According to Jainism, pu…
6 | moksha ✓ | six | Beyond these six orthodo…
6 | moksha ✓ | six | Nirvana ends the cycle o…
8 | moksha ✓ | eight | The eight limbs of yoga …
2 | Monophonic ✓ | mono/stereo formats | both | This was actually intend…
2 | Monophonic ✓ | again/detailed information of The Beatles' recordings provides a good example of the differences | both | During the 1960s it was …
2 | Monophonic ✓ | both | Other instances of "mirr…
2 | Monophonic ✓ | MERGE into mono/then MIRROR between both stereo speakers | both | Other applications that …
2 | Monophonic ✓ | both | Instances of both "merge…
2 | Monophonic ✓ | mono/stereo as late as 1972 | both | For example, Decca UK ha…
2 | Monophonic ✓ | both | Mirrored mono sound is t…
2 | Monophonic ✓ | merged stereo and mirror mono apply is when a compact audio cassette respectively plays back "summed" stereo channels on a mono reading head/and when a compact cassette recorded with mono sound is played back with a stereo tape head | both | An example of an applica…
2 | Monophonic ✓ | issues until the end of 1970 – the last one being Tom Jones's "I Who Have Nothing" in Brazil records were released in both mono/stereo as late as 1972 | double | For example, Decca UK ha…
2 | Monophonic ✓ | of stereo channels - also known as "collapsed stereo"/"folded-down stereo" | pair | Sometimes mono sound or …
2 | Monophonic ✓ | even though this was only true on the first two albums/while the latter two had been recorded on four-track | two | Some early recordings su…
2 | Monophonic ✓ | identical channels/thus being technically stereo | two | In those formats, the mo…
2 | Monophonic ✓ | separate audio channels to reproduce sound from two microphones on the right/left side which is reproduced with two separate loudspeakers to give a sense of the direction of sound sources | two | This contrasts with ster…
2 | Monophonic ✓ | -disc summary of the mono singles B-sides/EP tracks released throughout their career | two | The set, simply called T…
2 | Monophonic ✓ | two | In the mastering stage, …
2 | Monophonic ✓ | two | In the final stage, the …
3 | Monophonic ✓ | three | On 21 November 2011, The…
4 | Monophonic | Please Please Me/With the Beatles/A Hard Day's Night/Beatles for Sale | four | Some early recordings su…
5 | Monophonic ✓ | five | Also included were five …
2 | monotheism ✓ | missionaries/modern Christian Aboriginals | both | Equation between him and…
2 | monotheism ✓ | a unity/trinity" codifying this in ecumenical council at the end of the 4th century | both | According to Roger E. Ol…
2 | monotheism ✓ | both | The spirit of old Israel…
2 | monotheism ✓ | polytheism and monotheism/and ancestor worship | both | Tengrism or Tangrism (so…
2 | monotheism ✓ | both | A distinction may be mad…
2 | monotheism ✓ | good/evil generate from God's creative act | both | The Quran rejects binary…
2 | monotheism ✓ | a new religious movement/social movement | both | Rastafari, sometimes ter…
2 | monotheism ✓ | of which would profoundly influence Jewish/Christian theology | both | The first known referenc…
2 | monotheism ✓ | Christianity/Judaism with some thematic elements similar to Gnosticism | both | Islam emerged in the 7th…
2 | monotheism ✓ | Islam/Christianity as well as a powerful presentation of what the monotheists denounce as Hindu Polytheism | both | It was a profound study …
2 | monotheism ✓ | Second Temple Judaism and later Rabbinic Judaism became strictly monotheistic/One of the best-known statements of Rabbinic Judaism on monotheism is the Second of Maimonides' 13 Principles of faith God the Cause of all is one | pair | This does not mean one a…
2 | monotheism ✓ | bishops took the first position/while Arius' argument failed | two | All but two bishops took…
2 | monotheism ✓ | two | Dunbar identifies two ea…
2 | monotheism ✓ | two | The opening verse of the…
2 | monotheism ✓ | two | In Year 7 of his reign (…
2 | monotheism ✓ | are not but that all three are mysteriously God/one | two | These Christians also do…
2 | monotheism ✓ | omnipotent beings the first would either have power over the second or not/thus implying that there could only be one omnipotent being | two | For if there were two om…
2 | monotheism ✓ | two | This was due to the Prop…
2 | monotheism ✓ | gods/not one god | two | But this theory has been…
2 | monotheism ✓ | two | Traditionally held in th…
3 | monotheism ✓ | divine figures is God alone/the other two are not but that all three are mysteriously God/one | three | These Christians also do…
3 | monotheism ✓ | is sometimes blurred/with Sheikh 'Adī considered to be a manifestation of Tawûsê Melek/vice versa the same also applies to Sultan Ezid | three | The identity of these th…
3 | monotheism ✓ | three | These three are describe…
3 | monotheism ✓ | three | Evidence of this appears…
3 | monotheism ✓ | three | Furthermore, Mormons bel…
3 | monotheism ✓ | three | Most modern Christians b…
3 | monotheism ✓ | three | They consider God to be …
3 | monotheism ✓ | three | Some Christian faiths, s…
3 | monotheism ✓ | separate deities/but rather the three persons/who exist consubstantially within a single Godhead | three | Trinitarian Christians, …
3 | monotheism ✓ | times in the Quran alongside the Jews the Christians/the Zoroastrians as a 'people of the book'/whose name was historically claimed by the Mandaeans as well as by several other religious groups in order to gain the legal protection offered by Islamic law | three | The term 'Sabianism' is …
3 | monotheism ✓ | His first emanation is the Angel Melek Taûs Tawûsê Melek who functions as the ruler of the world and leader of the other Angels/The second hypostasis of the divine Triad is the Sheikh 'Adī ibn Musafir/The third is Sultan Ezid | three | The third is Sultan Ezid…
4 | monotheism ✓ | four | Heaven ordained the four…
5 | monotheism ✓ | five | He appointed the dukes a…
5 | monotheism ✓ | five | Heaven sent down snow, f…
6 | monotheism ✓ | Avar Khaganate/Old Great Bulgaria/First Bulgarian Empire/Göktürks Khaganate/Eastern Tourkia/Western Turkic Khaganate | six | It was the state religio…
6 | monotheism ✓ | six | The number of auspicious…
7 | monotheism ✓ | seven | God in Yazidism created …
2 | mood ✓ | anger and sadness/and others for shame and fear | both | For instance, certain Af…
2 | mood ✓ | positive/negative emotions are needed in our daily lives | both | An affect is the range o…
2 | mood ✓ | define truth/resolve metaphysical issues | both | Pragmatism is a philosop…
2 | mood ✓ | theoretical and practical reasons/researchers define emotions according to one or more dimensions | both | For both theoretical and…
2 | mood ✓ | the prominent novelist Henry James/the diarist Alice James | both | Born into a wealthy fami…
2 | mood ✓ | James/his colleague Charles Sanders Peirce coined the term "cash value" When he said that the whole meaning of a conception consists in the entire set of its practical consequences he had in mind that a meaningful conception must have some sort of experiential "cash value" must somehow be capable of being related to some sort of collection of possible empirical observations under specifiable conditions | both | Both James and his colle…
2 | mood ✓ | both | ... It means that both D…
2 | mood ✓ | argued that one must always adhere to fallibilism recognising of all human knowledge that "None of our beliefs are quite true/all have at least a penumbra of vagueness and error" and that the only means of progressing ever-closer to the truth is to never assume certainty but always examine all sides and try to reach a conclusion objectively | both | Both argued that one mus…
2 | mood | basic-complex categories/dimensional theories | both | Robert Plutchik offers a…
2 | mood ✓ | both | Isaac Newton and David H…
2 | mood ✓ | both | In this model, emotional…
2 | mood ✓ | the English associationist school and the Hegelianism of his day as competing dogmatisms of little explanatory value/and sought to re-conceive the human mind as inherently purposive and selective | both | These works criticised b…
2 | mood ✓ | concepts are depicted in the statement/"I know it was me who ate the cookie" He called the "Me" part of self the "empirical me" and the "I" part "the pure Ego" | both | Both concepts are depict…
2 | mood ✓ | German/French | both | William James received a…
2 | mood ✓ | pair | The kinds of relation be…
2 | mood ✓ | ideas/but rather physical objects | two | The association does not…
2 | mood ✓ | two | Plutchik also theorized …
2 | mood ✓ | two | James is one of the two …
2 | mood ✓ | two | "James's two-stage model…
2 | mood ✓ | two | In his search for truth …
2 | mood ✓ | two | One faction sees individ…
2 | mood ✓ | factors as chance/choice | two | Then he specifies our tw…
2 | mood ✓ | younger brothers Garth Wilkinson/Robertson fought in the American Civil War | two | Two younger brothers, Ga…
2 | mood ✓ | the "Me"/the "I" | two | James' theory of the sel…
2 | mood ✓ | the free action of the individual/on which randomness has no effect | two | James's two-stage model …
2 | mood ✓ | two | It is more concrete or p…
2 | mood ✓ | three dimensions | two | Dimensional models of em…
2 | mood ✓ | -stage decision process with chance in a present time of random alternatives/leading to a choice of one possibility that transforms an ambiguous future into a simple unalterable past | two | With this simple example…
2 | mood ✓ | characterized by eg hedonic valence/physiological arousal | two | Two hypothesized ingredi…
2 | mood ✓ | -dimensional model consists of vectors that point in two directions/representing a "boomerang" shape | two | The vector model of emot…
2 | mood | -dimensional models that are most prominent are the circumplex model the vector model/the Positive Activation – Negative Activation model | two | The two-dimensional mode…
2 | mood | Margaret/Alexander—are known to have had children | two | Of James' five children,…
2 | mood ✓ | two | The positive activation …
2 | mood ✓ | -dimensional circular space containing arousal/valence dimensions | two | This model suggests that…
2 | mood ✓ | trips to Europe while James was still a child/setting a pattern that resulted in thirteen more European journeys during his life | two | The family made two trip…
2 | mood ✓ | two | These criteria are as fo…
3 | mood | three | Dimensional models of em…
3 | mood | three | Robert Plutchik offers a…
3 | mood ✓ | "pleasurable versus unpleasurable"/"arousing or subduing"/and "strain or relaxation" | three | In 1897, Wilhelm Max Wun…
3 | mood | three | Russell to describe and …
3 | mood ✓ | dimensions" According to James's pragmatic approach to belief/knowledge is commonly viewed as a justified/true belief | three | Whereby the agreement of…
3 | mood ✓ | "pleasantness–unpleasantness"/"attention–rejection"/"level of activation" | three | In 1954, Harold Schlosbe…
3 | mood ✓ | The combination of these attributes distinguishes emotions from sensations/feelings/moods | three | A 2009 review of theorie…
4 | mood ✓ | God/immorality/freedom/moral duty | four | James names four "postul…
4 | mood ✓ | four | The wheel emotions can b…
4 | mood | Henry/Garth Wilkinson/Robertson/Alice | four | He had four siblings: He…
4 | mood ✓ | four | He posits four criteria …
6 | mood ✓ | Wonder/love/hate/desire/joy/sadness | six | In his 1649 philosophica…
6 | mood ✓ | basic emotions are anger/disgust/fear/happiness/sadness/surprise | six | A popular example is Pau…
6 | mood ✓ | basic emotions of anger/disgust/fear/happiness/sadness/surprise | six | Scientists map twenty-on…
6 | mood ✓ | six | The emotion dyads each h…
6 | mood ✓ | six | In an empirical study by…
6 | mood ✓ | six | Consisting of 110 black …
6 | mood ✓ | six | In his 1993 discussion o…
8 | mood ✓ | anger/fear/sadness/disgust/surprise/anticipation/trust/joy | eight | He identified eight prim…
8 | mood ✓ | eight | He suggested eight prima…
8 | mood ✓ | eight | The theory was extended[…
8 | mood ✓ | eight | While such coverage has …
8 | mood ✓ | eight | The subject selects amon…
8 | mood ✓ | joy/trust/fear/surprise/sadness/disgust/anger and anticipation/inspired by his Ten Postulates | eight | In 1980, Robert Plutchik…
9 | mood ✓ | nine | In his 1993 paper in th…
10 | mood ✓ | ten | In 1980, Robert Plutchik…
10 | mood ✓ | ten | Plutchik's psychoevoluti…
12 | mood ✓ | twelve | He gained widespread rec…
2 | moral development ✓ | both | In particular Kohlberg n…
2 | moral development ✓ | decision makers/psychologists of intuitive decisions | both | Arguments have been made…
2 | moral development ✓ | both | Other stories on moral d…
2 | moral development ✓ | operations is "reversibility" in which a moral or dutiful act within a particular situation is evaluated in terms of whether or not the act would be satisfactory even if particular persons were to switch roles within that situation/also known colloquially as "moral musical chairs" | both | For Kohlberg, the most a…
2 | moral development ✓ | disapproval/reward are key factors in furthering the infants' development | both | Both disapproval and rew…
2 | moral development | parents/children | both | Eventually, both sides (…
2 | moral development ✓ | Piaget/Kohlberg made significant contributions to this area of study | both | Moral development often …
2 | moral development ✓ | parents in the case of Freud/behavioral contingencies in the case of Skinner | both | While both Freud and Ski…
2 | moral development | at level 3/post-conventional Morality | both | Stage 5 and 6 are both a…
2 | moral development ✓ | dual | Researchers have also co…
2 | moral development ✓ | -process models of morality/feels that there are different situations that call for each view | dual | Joshua Green is one scho…
2 | moral development ✓ | two | The manifestation of the…
2 | moral development ✓ | Socialization/Internalization/social domain theory | two | Children's interactions …
2 | moral development ✓ | sisters/whether Louise should tell their mother the truth about Judy telling a lie to their mother that she didn't have money to spend on clothes because she went to a concert | two | And a story about Judy a…
2 | moral development ✓ | two | How do I select the appr…
2 | moral development ✓ | as the individual views those interests of society that conflict with their own as being relatively/morally wrong | two | This stage is often mist…
2 | moral development ✓ | young men trying to skip town/both steal money to leave town but the question then becomes whose crime was worse out of the two | two | Other stories on moral d…
2 | moral development ✓ | reasoning shows a limited interest in the needs of others/but only to a point where it might further the individual's own interests | two | Stage two reasoning show…
2 | moral development ✓ | two | While most of this resea…
2 | moral development ✓ | First a noticeable group of children who are involved in animal cruelty and violence amongst their peers which then consistently progresses throughout their entire lifespan/The second group consists of the larger population of adolescents who misbehave primarily due to peer pressure but outgrow this behavior when they reach adulthood | two | There are at least two o…
2 | moral development ✓ | two | The researchers utilized…
2 | moral development ✓ | two | This difference lies in …
2 | moral development ✓ | than authority/social order obedience reasoning | two | This often occurs in mor…
2 | moral development ✓ | "equality" which involves impartial regard for persons/"reciprocity" which means regard for the role of personal merit | two | The process of resolving…
2 | moral development ✓ | pre-conventional conventional/post-conventional | two | Kohlberg's six stages ca…
2 | moral development ✓ | two | Stage two (self-interest…
2 | moral development ✓ | two | The moral reasoning perc…
2 | moral development ✓ | It is during this time that infants learn how to be prosocial/empathetic by observing those around them | two | Infancy ranges from birt…
2 | moral development ✓ | two | There are two stages wit…
2 | moral development ✓ | theorist/the world's perspective is often seen as morally relative | two | For the stage two theori…
2 | moral development ✓ | two | People do not go through…
2 | moral development ✓ | pointsThe first point being freedom of liberty/life | two | They understand all soci…
2 | moral development | is not stable by 15 months at 4 the child will show animosity/troublesome behavior | two | If the relationship betw…
3 | moral development ✓ | prejudice/stereotypes/discrimination | three | Intergroup exclusion con…
3 | moral development ✓ | moral levels/but for him the stages in the sequence are connected with one another/grows out of the preceding stage | three | Like Piaget, Kohlberg fo…
3 | moral development ✓ | pre-conventional/conventional/post-conventional | three | Kohlberg's six stages ca…
3 | moral development ✓ | ethics of autonomy/ethics of community/ethics of divinity | three | Some researchers have d…
3 | moral development ✓ | three | These three dimensions o…
3 | moral development ✓ | stereotypes prejudice/discrimination very few have addressed all three aspects of intergroup attitudes/behaviors together | three | While most of this resea…
3 | moral development ✓ | the "caring" or "communal" cluster was strongly relational and generative/the "deliberative" cluster had sophisticated epistemic and moral reasoning/and the "brave" or "ordinary" cluster was less distinguished by personality | three | Rather than confirm the …
3 | moral development ✓ | three | In Stage three (good int…
3 | moral development ✓ | certainty positivity/the unity of self/moral goals | three | Apart from their scores,…
3 | moral development ✓ | three | For example, an individu…
3 | moral development ✓ | three | Moral reasoning in stage…
3 | moral development ✓ | the emotional aspect/the cognitive aspect/the action-oriented aspect | three | Experts in developmental…
3 | moral development ✓ | reasoning may judge the morality of an action by evaluating its consequences in terms of a person's relationships which now begin to include things like respect/gratitude/the "golden rule" | three | Stage three reasoning ma…
3 | moral development ✓ | starting in the earliest years of a child’s life/the time they enter preschool | three | The premoral stage is th…
3 | moral development ✓ | three | He took these observatio…
3 | moral development ✓ | premoral period/heteronomous morality/autonomous morality | three | Piaget said that people …
3 | moral development ✓ | three | During adolescence, conv…
3 | moral development ✓ | triple | An example being, males …
4 | moral development | four | During adolescence, conv…
4 | moral development | four | Moral reasoning in stage…
4 | moral development ✓ | four | This often occurs in mor…
4 | moral development ✓ | it is important to obey laws/dicta/social conventions because of their importance in maintaining a functioning society | four | In Stage four (authority…
4 | moral development ✓ | four | Most active members of s…
4 | moral development ✓ | four | Moral development often …
4 | moral development ✓ | four | In particular Kohlberg n…
5 | moral development ✓ | five | In particular Kohlberg n…
5 | moral development ✓ | five | Touro College Researcher…
5 | moral development ✓ | five | In Stage five (social co…
5 | moral development ✓ | five | For example, an individu…
5 | moral development ✓ | five | Democratic government is…
5 | moral development ✓ | an action is considered intentional if a personal has a desire for an outcome/a belief that the action will lead to the outcome/an intention to perform the action/skill to perform the action/awareness while performing it | five | According to researchers…
5 | moral development ✓ | five | The lack of a societal p…
6 | moral development ✓ | six | In their study, Shaw and…
6 | moral development ✓ | six | Because post-conventiona…
6 | moral development ✓ | six | The six steps in social …
6 | moral development | six | He analyzed the form of …
6 | moral development ✓ | six | Kohlberg's six stages ca…
6 | moral development ✓ | six | Heavily influenced by th…
6 | moral development ✓ | six | An individual who is pro…
6 | moral development ✓ | six | The theory holds that mo…
6 | moral development ✓ | six | Although Kohlberg insist…
6 | moral development ✓ | obedience/self-interest/conformity/law and order/human rights/and universal human ethics[full citation needed] | six | From that he developed h…
6 | moral development ✓ | six | The six stages of moral …
6 | moral development ✓ | six | In Stage six (universal …
6 | moral development ✓ | six | In Kohlberg's theory of …
6 | moral development ✓ | six | In Kohlberg's studies, t…
6 | moral development ✓ | six | The "view of persons" ca…
2 | motion ✓ | matter/radiation energy as described in the wave–particle duality | both | These descriptions inclu…
2 | motion ✓ | both | Inside the atomic nucleu…
2 | motion ✓ | two | In physics, the motion o…
2 | motion ✓ | Newton's laws of motion which prevents the feeling of motion on a mass to which the observer is connected/the lack of an obvious frame of reference that would allow individuals to easily see that they are moving | two | The larger scales of imp…
3 | motion ✓ | three | Newton's three laws are:…
3 | motion ✓ | If the resultant force F → acting on a body/an object is not equal to zero/the body will have an acceleration a that is in the same direction as the resultant force | three | Historically, Newton and…
7 | motion | seven | In 2019, the speed of li…
2 | motivation ✓ | both | Other theories allow for…
2 | motivation ✓ | are present/they may work against each other | both | If both are present, the…
2 | motivation ✓ | short-term/long-term motivation are relevant to achieving one's goals | both | Both short-term and long…
2 | motivation ✓ | the long-term motivation needed to sustain progress/commitment over an extended period as well as the short-term motivation required to mobilize as much energy as possible for a high performance on the same day | both | It concerns both the lon…
2 | motivation ✓ | internal/external reasons why the person engages in the behavior | both | In the latter case, ther…
2 | motivation ✓ | humans and animals which it obtains through a variety of methods/including the use of functional magnetic resonance imaging and positron emission tomography | both | Neurology uses data from…
2 | motivation ✓ | both | It concerns both smaller…
2 | motivation ✓ | the convicted individual/potential future wrongdoers to not engage in similar criminal behavior | both | According to the deterre…
2 | motivation ✓ | both | A behavior can be motiva…
2 | motivation ✓ | both | For example, if one room…
2 | motivation ✓ | additional factors identified by goal-setting theorists are goal commitment/self-efficacy | two | Two additional factors i…
2 | motivation ✓ | -Factor Theory also analyzes motivation in terms of lower/higher needs | two | Herzberg's Two-Factor Th…
2 | motivation ✓ | goal-setting/goal-striving | two | The process of motivatio…
2 | motivation ✓ | two | For instance, two athlet…
2 | motivation ✓ | -factor theory/David McClelland's learned needs theory | two | They examine which goals…
2 | motivation ✓ | two | Some definitions stress …
2 | motivation ✓ | two | The term "motivation" is…
2 | motivation ✓ | -factor theory/the learned needs theory | two | Examples are the hierarc…
2 | motivation ✓ | in the first phase/while in the second phase | two | Motivation is often divi…
2 | motivation ✓ | key principles of Maslow's theory are the progression principle/the deficit principle | two | Two key principles of Ma…
2 | motivation ✓ | two | A further approach is to…
3 | motivation ✓ | affiliation/power/achievement | three | McClelland's learned nee…
3 | motivation ✓ | expectancy/instrumentality/valence | three | Expectancy theorists und…
3 | motivation ✓ | three | For effective action, it…
3 | motivation ✓ | three | These three components a…
3 | motivation ✓ | direction/intensity/persistence | three | Motivation is sometimes …
2 | motivation for action ✓ | of whom were capable of distortion but incapable of invention" This anteriority of the system of eight houses seems to be confirmed by the meanings traditionally attributed to Houses I/VIII | both | In Book IV he enumerates…
2 | motivation for action ✓ | Houses 1 2 3/4 | dual | The organization of Domi…
2 | motivation for action ✓ | off twelve signs/twelve houses when they run in opposite directions" | pair | Hence, they are incompat…
2 | motivation for action ✓ | circular organizations one turning clockwise/the other counter-clockwise agree if one logically superimposes noon onto the summer solstice | two | These two circular organ…
2 | motivation for action ✓ | D/90° | two | Two cases can present th…
2 | motivation for action ✓ | for example the Sun/its satellites | two | T.O. McGrath (in Timing …
2 | motivation for action ✓ | two | So in the case of Valéer…
2 | motivation for action ✓ | systems/the poetic nature of his presentation preventing him from going into any great detail | two | Manilius, however, seems…
2 | motivation for action ✓ | series of situations each one formed from four pairings that illustrate the coincidence of human/divine possibilities | two | The Kaushîtaki Upanishad…
2 | motivation for action ✓ | pairs linking contiguous houses/the third linking symmetrical houses | two | In addition, I have long…
2 | motivation for action ✓ | systems ie the number of houses their position/their direction of motion can be explained by incomprehension of the initial system from which resulted the rather late development by the Greeks of a distribution into twelve houses based on the Zodiacal model | two | The triple convergence b…
2 | motivation for action ✓ | two | These archetypal forms o…
2 | motivation for action ✓ | Houses each one diurnal/the other nocturnal | two | Dominion is constituted …
3 | motivation for action ✓ | the Ogdoad/the Decad/the Duodecad | three | The 30 eons are divided …
3 | motivation for action ✓ | three | Individuation urges one …
3 | motivation for action ✓ | three | The neo-Platonist Damasc…
3 | motivation for action ✓ | three | The great al-Bîrûnî (973…
3 | motivation for action ✓ | three | They are calculated on t…
3 | motivation for action ✓ | triple | The triple convergence b…
4 | motivation for action ✓ | four | These four phases define…
4 | motivation for action ✓ | four | There must have existed,…
4 | motivation for action ✓ | characteristics of the progression of the sun sunrise/apogee/sunset/nadir | four | 250-200 B.C.), perhaps a…
4 | motivation for action ✓ | four | "These kingdoms have not…
4 | motivation for action ✓ | four | Markos of Haeresiarcha (…
4 | motivation for action | four | These archetypal forms o…
4 | motivation for action ✓ | four | The eight sectors of app…
4 | motivation for action ✓ | interest/love/virtue/wisdom | four | Each of these four end g…
4 | motivation for action ✓ | four | This interpretation appe…
4 | motivation for action ✓ | four | We recognize the lunar s…
4 | motivation for action | four | Eight sectors (the four …
4 | motivation for action ✓ | four | Vishnu has four arms and…
4 | motivation for action ✓ | four | This division into four …
4 | motivation for action ✓ | quadrants of the model which/according to Gundel/antedated the octotopos/are associated with the four ages of man | four | What is more, the four q…
4 | motivation for action ✓ | four | For the sake of complete…
4 | motivation for action ✓ | through conjoining with Vajrasattva Aksobhya/through objectivation with Ratnasambhava/through individuation with Amitabha/through participation with Amoghasiddhi representing the wisdom of "he who can accomplish all things" | four | In the Bardo Thödol, the…
4 | motivation for action ✓ | four | The theme of the Ogdoad …
4 | motivation for action | forms of consciousness which translate the absolute diversity of objects the unity/identity of the subject the morality of action proceeding from the pure subject/the unity/equivalency of the subject-object | four | Johann Fichte, for examp…
4 | motivation for action ✓ | four | Wilhelm Gundel proposed …
4 | motivation for action ✓ | elements Fire Water Earth/Air were produced after the image of the primary Tetrad above/that then when we add their operations viz heat cold dryness/humidity an exact likeness of the Ogdoad is presented | four | "They [the disciples of …
4 | motivation for action | four | The four paths lead to t…
4 | motivation for action ✓ | Houses 1/2/3/4 | four | The organization of Domi…
4 | motivation for action | four | On the divine level, the…
4 | motivation for action ✓ | four | The daily movement of th…
4 | motivation for action | four | Similarly, within the va…
4 | motivation for action ✓ | four | Let us remain within the…
4 | motivation for action | four | Hindu culture has develo…
4 | motivation for action ✓ | four | It is to Thrasyllos that…
4 | motivation for action ✓ | four | Dominion is constituted …
4 | motivation for action | four | The Kaushîtaki Upanishad…
4 | motivation for action ✓ | four | There are still four wor…
4 | motivation for action ✓ | forms or "functions of the mind" the economic-technical/the esthetic/the ethical/the logical | four | Benedetto Croce, that su…
4 | motivation for action ✓ | four | The first part presents …
4 | motivation for action ✓ | "points" of reference/and/illogically/follow a course of motion opposite diurnal movement | four | In the dodekatopos the s…
4 | motivation for action | "an objective sound that resonates outside myself in the instrument" "an atmospheric sound between the object/my own body" "a sound that vibrates within me as if I had become the flute"/a sound that "disappears/becomes an experience of the modification of my entire body" | four | Maurice Merleau-Ponty di…
4 | motivation for action | four | Those pronouns called "p…
4 | motivation for action ✓ | four-part | I have found the same fo…
6 | motivation for action ✓ | six | Let us take up again the…
7 | motivation for action ✓ | seven | Markos of Haeresiarcha (…
7 | motivation for action ✓ | seven | They next reckon up ten …
8 | motivation for action ✓ | eight | In Book IV he enumerates…
8 | motivation for action ✓ | eight | There has been preserved…
8 | motivation for action ✓ | eight | 656. There is still the …
8 | motivation for action ✓ | eight | "The lords of the eight …
8 | motivation for action ✓ | eight | It is also to be found i…
8 | motivation for action ✓ | brothers/sisters/4 parents/5 children/6 health/7 partnerships/8 death/before undertaking an analysis of the twelve houses | eight | Likewise, Firmicus Mater…
8 | motivation for action ✓ | eight | Eight sectors (the four …
8 | motivation for action ✓ | LI to the East/TOUEI to the Southeast/K'IEN to the South/SOUEN to the Southwest/K'AN to the West/KEN to the Northwest/K'OUEN to the North/TCHEN to the Northeast | eight | The eight spatial direct…
8 | motivation for action ✓ | eight | The localization of the …
8 | motivation for action ✓ | eight | The organization of Domi…
8 | motivation for action ✓ | eight | In the figure which foll…
8 | motivation for action ✓ | eight | Cf. also in the same vol…
8 | motivation for action ✓ | eight | The daily movement of a …
8 | motivation for action ✓ | eight | In the kemari (the Japan…
8 | motivation for action ✓ | eight | It is probable that the …
8 | motivation for action ✓ | eight | The division of the loca…
8 | motivation for action ✓ | eight | The eight sectors of app…
8 | motivation for action ✓ | eight | I choose the divisor 8 b…
8 | motivation for action ✓ | eight | King observes: "The pres…
8 | motivation for action ✓ | eight | The Stoic astrologer Mar…
8 | motivation for action ✓ | eight | And it is the Rose, the …
8 | motivation for action ✓ | eight | More recently, the physi…
8 | motivation for action ✓ | eight | Graham Douglas points ou…
8 | motivation for action ✓ | eight | The lesson of the octoto…
8 | motivation for action ✓ | eight | If the idea of eight spa…
8 | motivation for action ✓ | eight | "There was in antiquity …
8 | motivation for action ✓ | eight | What is certain is the e…
8 | motivation for action ✓ | eight | The eight Houses arrange…
8 | motivation for action ✓ | "On the basis of the horoscope one examines all those things which concern life/in the second sector moving upward one examines material life/in the third brothers and sisters/in the fourth parents/in the fifth children/in the sixth misfortune and tribulations/in the seventh women/in the eighth destiny and death which sets an end to life according to the planets that exercise a dominant influence on their houses " | eight | There is another text fr…
8 | motivation for action ✓ | eight | It is possible that the …
8 | motivation for action ✓ | eight | Despite the exuberance o…
8 | motivation for action ✓ | eight | 505-585), the inheritor …
8 | motivation for action ✓ | eight | We astrologers have inhe…
8 | motivation for action ✓ | eight | 1. Cf. also Frank Robbin…
8 | motivation for action ✓ | eight | 4. ORIGIN OF DOMINION AN…
8 | motivation for action ✓ | eight | On the divine level, the…
8 | motivation for action ✓ | eight | We recognize the lunar s…
8 | motivation for action ✓ | eight | Wilhelm Gundel proposed …
10 | motivation for action ✓ | ten | These, being ten in numb…
10 | motivation for action | ten | They next reckon up ten …
12 | motivation for action ✓ | twelve | "There was in antiquity …
12 | motivation for action ✓ | twelve | the Alleau edition, pp. …
12 | motivation for action ✓ | twelve | What is certain is the e…
12 | motivation for action ✓ | twelve | Markos of Haeresiarcha (…
12 | motivation for action ✓ | twelve | If one now compares the …
12 | motivation for action ✓ | twelve | As to the Duodecad, it i…
12 | motivation for action ✓ | twelve | 1. Cf. also Frank Robbin…
12 | motivation for action ✓ | twelve | Manilius, however, seems…
12 | motivation for action ✓ | twelve | The localization of the …
12 | motivation for action ✓ | twelve | There probably exists an…
12 | motivation for action ✓ | twelve | The triple convergence b…
12 | motivation for action | twelve | In addition, I have long…
12 | motivation for action ✓ | twelve | In Book IV he enumerates…
12 | motivation for action ✓ | twelve | It is probable that the …
12 | motivation for action ✓ | twelve | The Greek designations f…
12 | motivation for action ✓ | twelve | Hence, they are incompat…
12 | motivation for action ✓ | twelve | Likewise, Firmicus Mater…
2 | mountain | number/magnitude due to climate change | both | Landslip hazards have in…
2 | mountain ✓ | 245 sq mi/635 km2 | both | Mount Kilimanjaro is the…
2 | mountain ✓ | both | Both have elevations abo…
2 | mountain ✓ | shortening occurs along thrust faults/the crust is overthickened | two | Fold mountains occur whe…
3 | mountain ✓ | when portions of the Earth's crust move/crumple/dive | three | All three types are form…
3 | mountain ✓ | volcanic/fold/block | three | There are three main typ…
4 | mountain ✓ | Hinduism/Bon/Buddhism/Jainism | four | Mount Kailash, in the Ti…
2 | mouth ✓ | both | Most amphibians have one…
2 | mouth ✓ | ends that become the mouth/anus | both | More recent research, ho…
2 | mouth ✓ | of mandibles two pairs of maxillae/three of maxillipeds | pair | Decapods have six pairs …
2 | mouth ✓ | halves of which are not rigidly attached/numerous other joints in their skull | two | Snakes have a very flexi…
2 | mouth ✓ | pairs of maxillae/three of maxillipeds | two | Decapods have six pairs …
2 | mouth ✓ | -opening gut tube with a mouth at one end/an anus at the other | two | Most bilaterian phyla, i…
2 | mouth | two | Most amphibians have one…
3 | mouth ✓ | three | Decapods have six pairs …
5 | mouth ✓ | five | Sea urchins have a set o…
6 | mouth | six | Decapods have six pairs …
2 | music ✓ | singing and instruments/or another type of music | both | "Composition" is the act…
2 | music ✓ | music/cognition | both | Cognitive musicology is …
2 | music ✓ | creates content/consumes | both | According to Don Tapscot…
2 | music ✓ | both | All cultures include a m…
2 | music ✓ | classical music/in popular music forms such as rock where illegally taped live concerts are prized by music lovers | both | Live concert recordings …
2 | music ✓ | culturally specific/universal structural features | both | Musical preferences are …
2 | music ✓ | commercial/non-commercial participants with a shared set of common values | both | Music is experienced by …
2 | music ✓ | both | The Latin word musica wa…
2 | music ✓ | jazz and classical music/while Gershwin's Porgy and Bess and Leonard Bernstein's West Side Story are claimed by both opera and the Broadway musical tradition | both | Some works, like George …
2 | music ✓ | -reed aulos/a plucked string instrument the lyre principally a special kind called a kithara | double | Instruments included the…
2 | music ✓ | bass electric bass/tuba is called a bassline | double | A low musical line playe…
2 | music ✓ | bass/a drum kit player | double | In pop and rock, the rhy…
2 | music ✓ | double | The earliest material an…
2 | music ✓ | eg/a solo flute melody accompanied by a single cello | double | Texture is commonly desc…
2 | music ✓ | most common contexts can be differentiated by describing them as the "rudimentary elements of music"/the "perceptual elements of music"[n 4] | two | The two most common cont…
2 | music ✓ | and in some cases three/more keys | two | More complex Classical, …
2 | music ✓ | eg/2/4 time | two | Meter animates time in r…
2 | music ✓ | such as folk music world music/jazz-related music | two | Some genres do not fit n…
2 | music ✓ | eg/two string players might hold the bow differently | two | Even two instrumentalist…
2 | music ✓ | violins a viola/a cello | two | In place of the basso co…
2 | music ✓ | schools in Canada which offer professional jazz training are McGill University/Humber College | two | Two schools in Canada wh…
2 | music ✓ | two | Classical music from the…
2 | music ✓ | and four which are typically performed by the drummer on the snare drum/a loud and distinctive-sounding percussion instrument | two | Notable exceptions exist…
3 | music ✓ | three | All three curriculums id…
3 | music ✓ | three | Below is a list of the t…
3 | music ✓ | three | In its "purest form", it…
3 | music ✓ | caves there are eight examples/four made from the wing bones of birds/four from mammoth ivory three of these are near complete | three | Dated to the Aurignacian…
3 | music ✓ | three | Meter animates time in r…
3 | music ✓ | three | Three flutes from the Ge…
3 | music ✓ | three | Indian music has mainly …
3 | music ✓ | systematic musicology historical musicology/comparative musicology/ethnomusicology | three | The earliest definitions…
4 | music ✓ | "Pitch"/"timbre" match exactly "loudness" links with dynamics/"time" links with the time-based elements of rhythm duration/tempo | four | 2). Nonetheless, these e…
4 | music ✓ | four | Dated to the Aurignacian…
4 | music | four | Classical music from the…
4 | music ✓ | four | Meter animates time in r…
4 | music ✓ | beats will have accents on beats two/four which are typically performed by the drummer on the snare drum/a loud/distinctive-sounding percussion instrument | four | Notable exceptions exist…
4 | music ✓ | four | Important composers from…
4 | music ✓ | four | In Beethoven's case, sho…
4 | music | four | C.E. Seashore, in his bo…
6 | music ✓ | simple binary/simple ternary/compound binary/rondo/air with variations/fugue | six | Scholes states that Euro…
6 | music ✓ | six | Music was an important p…
7 | music ✓ | seven | Sculptures from the Indu…
8 | music ✓ | eight | In the early 20th centur…
8 | music ✓ | eight | Dated to the Aurignacian…
9 | music ✓ | nine | It descends from Middle …
12 | music ✓ | twelve | Popular music often make…
12 | music ✓ | twelve | Chinese music is pentato…
2 | Muslim life ✓ | from Quran 2/ascetic fasting | both | Three types of fasting (…
2 | Muslim life ✓ | both | In a few chapters, Musli…
2 | Muslim life ✓ | "There is no god but God"/"Muhammad is the messenger of God" | two | There are two shahadas: …
3 | Muslim life ✓ | ritual fasting/fasting as compensation for repentance/ascetic fasting | three | Three types of fasting (…
4 | Muslim life ✓ | four | They are summarized in t…
4 | Muslim life ✓ | four | There are also Muslim co…
5 | Muslim life ✓ | five | The Five Pillars are all…
5 | Muslim life | five | There are five principle…
5 | Muslim life ✓ | five | Thus, the translation "f…
5 | Muslim life ✓ | five | These prayers are done f…
5 | Muslim life ✓ | five | They are summarized in t…
5 | Muslim life ✓ | five | Including: The Five Pil…
5 | Muslim life ✓ | profession of faith/prayer/almsgiving/fasting in the month of Ramadan/pilgrimage to Mecca | five | The five pillars are: pr…
5 | Muslim life ✓ | five | The Shahada, or professi…
5 | Muslim life ✓ | five | Each of the five pillars…
5 | Muslim life ✓ | five | There are also Muslim co…
5 | Muslim life ✓ | five | The religious practice o…
5 | Muslim life ✓ | five | They are: In addition t…
5 | Muslim life ✓ | five | The Twelver Shia Islam U…
5 | Muslim life ✓ | Usul al-Din/ten Furu al-Din/ie/the Shia Islamic beliefs/practices | five | Twelver Shia Islam has f…
5 | Muslim life ✓ | five | Isma'ilis have their own…
5 | Muslim life ✓ | five | However, the difference …
5 | Muslim life | five | The ritual obligations o…
6 | Muslim life ✓ | six | They are summarized in t…
7 | Muslim life ✓ | seven | They then return to Mecc…
7 | Muslim life ✓ | seven | They are summarized in t…
7 | Muslim life ✓ | seven | The main rituals of the …
10 | Muslim life ✓ | ten | Twelver Shia Islam has f…
10 | Muslim life ✓ | ten | They are: In addition t…
2 | myth ✓ | both | Both in 19th-century res…
2 | myth ✓ | both | mythi) both appeared in …
2 | myth ✓ | extremely old texts such as the Sanskrit Rigveda and the Sumerian Epic of Gilgamesh/and current oral narratives such as mythologies of the indigenous peoples of the Americas or stories told in traditional African religions | both | These encounters include…
2 | myth ✓ | both | Among biblical scholars …
2 | myth ✓ | stories have exactly the same configuration of mythemes/they are considered the same myth in different variants | two | If two stories have exac…
2 | myth ✓ | two | For a myth to take shape…
3 | myth ✓ | fan fiction as a reclaiming of popular stories from corporations/myth as a means of critiquing or dismantling hegemonic power/and myth as "a commons of story and a universal story world" | three | Ika Willis identified th…
3 | myth ✓ | three | Ramanujan's essay "Three…
4 | myth ✓ | four | For example, the legend …
5 | myth ✓ | five | Cultural Myth Criticism …
5 | myth ✓ | five | Sallustius divided myths…
2 | Narrative ✓ | social theory/social policy than other forms of social inquiry | both | Here it has been found t…
2 | Narrative ✓ | both | Instead, film narratives…
2 | Narrative | verbal and non-verbal elements/and creating a discourse with different modalities and forms | both | This is part of a genera…
2 | Narrative ✓ | of these explicit tellings of a narrative through a spoken/written commentary are examples of a technique called narration which is required only in written narratives but optional in other types | both | Both of these explicit t…
2 | Narrative ✓ | the human world/the mythological world by valiant warriors | both | These myths functioned t…
2 | Narrative ✓ | both | Narratives can be both a…
2 | Narrative ✓ | magical/juridical | two | The first function was s…
3 | Narrative ✓ | functions were organized by cultural significance/with the first function being the most grand/sacred | three | The three functions were…
3 | Narrative ✓ | three | Additionally, Dumèzil pr…
3 | Narrative ✓ | three | Frazer contends that the…
3 | Narrative ✓ | riper products of the human mind which correspond to these its crude creations are science/history/romance" | three | Frazer states: "If thes…
3 | narrative ✓ | three | The three-act structure …
3 | Narrative ✓ | distinct and necessary societal functions/and as a result/the various gods and goddesses in Indo-European mythology assumed these functions as well | three | Dumèzil refers only to t…
3 | Narrative ✓ | three | The role of literary the…
4 | Narrative ✓ | traditional rhetorical modes of discourse/along with argumentation/description/exposition | four | The formal and literary …
5 | Narrative ✓ | five | The linguistic correlate…
5 | Narrative ✓ | five | Personality traits, more…
2 | Natural ✓ | beneficial/harmful effects | both | Weather can have both be…
2 | Natural ✓ | the nature/quantity of other organisms as well as global climate | both | The subsequent advent of…
2 | Natural ✓ | both | Their reproduction is bo…
2 | Natural ✓ | sustenance/leisure often by different people | both | Some activities, such as…
2 | Natural ✓ | matter and energy exibit the property of wave–particle duality/and they are related to each other through mass–energy equivalence | both | At the quantum mechanica…
2 | Natural ✓ | leisure/economic activities | both | Humans employ nature for…
2 | Natural ✓ | two | With a few exceptions—mo…
2 | Natural ✓ | large polar regions two relatively narrow temperate zones/a wide equatorial tropical to subtropical region | two | Its most prominent clima…
2 | Natural ✓ | notable examples of salt lakes are the Great Salt Lake/the Caspian Sea | two | Two notable examples of …
2 | Natural ✓ | of average global temperature have historically had major effects on the ecological balance/on the actual geography of the Earth | two | Despite the wide regiona…
2 | Natural | temperature is increasing on the average/regional climates have been undergoing noticeable changes | two | In the present day, two …
5 | Natural ✓ | five | Since the Cambrian explo…
2 | natural disaster ✓ | the surface of the Earth/a cumulonimbus cloud or in rare cases the base of a cumulus cloud | both | A tornado is a violent a…
2 | natural disaster ✓ | federal/local DRR strategies | both | The Sendai Framework for…
2 | natural disaster ✓ | both | They both require increa…
2 | natural disaster ✓ | prepared/fresh-gardened are included when possible | both | Vegetables, fruits, spic…
2 | natural disaster ✓ | geophysical/biological | two | Natural hazard events ca…
2 | natural disaster ✓ | slab avalanches made of tightly packed snow triggered by a collapse of an underlying weak snow layer/loose snow avalanches made of looser snow | two | Avalanches occur in two …
3 | natural disaster ✓ | three | According to the Toba ca…
4 | natural disaster ✓ | four | The US Federal Emergency…
4 | natural disaster ✓ | four | It should address all fo…
5 | natural disaster ✓ | five | A person in Asia-Pacific…
5 | natural disaster ✓ | five | For example, Sahrawi ref…
2 | Natural Sciences ✓ | on Earth/in outer space uniting two spheres of the physical world previously thought to function independently according to separate physical rules | both | These laws applied both …
2 | Natural Sciences ✓ | biotic/abiotic components | both | Ecology (from Greek: οἶκ…
2 | Natural Sciences ✓ | biology and chemistry/and from a reductionist point of view it is fundamental in biology | both | It is a sub-discipline o…
2 | Natural Sciences ✓ | living and extinct/and how they interact with their ecosystems | both | Zoology (/zoʊˈɒlədʒi/)[n…
2 | Natural Sciences ✓ | quantitative/qualitative research | both | In modern academic pract…
2 | Natural Sciences ✓ | biological/statistical methods | both | Genetic epidemiology is …
2 | Natural Sciences ✓ | reductionist/holistic approaches to Earth sciences | both | There are both reduction…
2 | Natural Sciences ✓ | spheres of the physical world previously thought to function independently/according to separate physical rules | two | These laws applied both …
2 | Natural Sciences ✓ | two | Physics is one of the ol…
2 | Natural Sciences ✓ | life science/physical science | two | Natural science can be d…
2 | Natural Sciences ✓ | normative decision theory which analyzes the outcomes of decisions or determines the optimal decisions given constraints and assumptions/and descriptive decision theory which analyzes how agents actually make the decisions they do | two | Decision theory can be b…
2 | Natural Sciences ✓ | life science/physical science | two | Natural science can be d…
2 | Natural Sciences ✓ | New Sciences/Johannes Kepler's New Astronomy underscored the atmosphere of change that took hold in the 17th century as Aristotle was dismissed in favor of novel methods of inquiry into the natural world | two | The titles of Galileo's …
2 | Natural Sciences ✓ | observational astronomy/theoretical astronomy | two | There are two types of a…
3 | Natural Sciences ✓ | wind/bile/phlegm | three | Surgeons in the Ayurvedi…
3 | Natural Sciences ✓ | three | Traditionally, botany ha…
3 | Natural Sciences ✓ | three | The branches of science,…
3 | Natural Sciences | Aside from the logical/mathematical sciences there are three great branches of natural science which stand apart by reason of the variety of far reaching deductions drawn from a small number of primary postulates — they are mechanics electrodynamics/thermodynamics | three | Lewis and the American p…
4 | Natural Sciences ✓ | four | Mathematics, in the broa…
5 | Natural Sciences ✓ | earth/water/fire/wind/space | five | In Ayurvedic thought, th…
5 | Natural Sciences ✓ | phases – fire/earth/metal/wood/water – described a cycle of transformations in nature | five | The five phases – fire, …
8 | Natural Sciences ✓ | eight | Following Al-Farabi, he …
2 | neuroticism ✓ | both | In 2007, Mroczek and Spi…
2 | neuroticism ✓ | both | The five big studies hav…
2 | neuroticism ✓ | neuroticism/extraversion | both | The strength of the refl…
2 | neuroticism ✓ | to adverse environments/supportive ones | both | This definition has some…
2 | neuroticism ✓ | within/outside North America | both | Thompson (2008) systemat…
2 | neuroticism ✓ | positive/negative emotional states a kind of "emotional roller coaster" | both | Neurotic extroverts, for…
2 | neuroticism ✓ | negative and positive/positive urgency deals with positive emotions and the contrast for negative urgency | both | Urgency can be both nega…
2 | neuroticism ✓ | both | Questions used in many n…
2 | neuroticism ✓ | the behavioural inhibition system/the behavioural activation system | two | Neuroticism has also bee…
2 | neuroticism ✓ | two | There are two models tha…
2 | neuroticism ✓ | well-known measures of neuroticism the BIS/BAS scale/the Eysenck Personality Questionnaire | two | This scale was correlate…
2 | neuroticism ✓ | mental preoccupations/reactivity processes | two | It has been suggested th…
3 | neuroticism ✓ | extraversion/neuroticism/people-versus-thing orientation—showed differences that remained consistent across different levels of economic development which is also consistent with the "possible influence of biologic factors" Three cross-cultural studies have revealed higher levels of female neuroticism across almost all nations | three | Many personality traits …
4 | neuroticism | four | Neuroticism has been inc…
5 | neuroticism ✓ | five | Lewis Goldberg (1992) de…
5 | neuroticism ✓ | five | A 2004 meta-analysis att…
5 | neuroticism ✓ | traits People high in neuroticism experience negative emotions like fear/anger/shame/envy/or depression more often and more intensely than those who score low on neuroticism | five | It is one of the Big Fiv…
5 | neuroticism ✓ | five | The five big studies hav…
2 | nightmare ✓ | both | Both perspectives on dre…
4 | nightmare ✓ | four | Halliday (1987) grouped …
2 | noble path ✓ | the intention/the act matters as this precept is grounded on the impact on one's karma | both | Both the intention and t…
2 | noble path ✓ | wholesome states of mind/and teachings and practices that remind of those wholesome states of mind that are beneficial to the Buddhist path | both | While originally, in Yog…
2 | noble path ✓ | both | Tilmann Vetter and histo…
2 | noble path ✓ | both | East Asian Buddhism is i…
2 | noble path ✓ | both | This moral virtue in ear…
2 | noble path ✓ | two | Like right view, this fa…
2 | noble path ✓ | two | There is no single domin…
2 | noble path ✓ | two | In the Mahācattārīsaka S…
2 | noble path | There is right livelihood with effluents siding with merit resulting in acquisitions/there is right livelihood that is noble without effluents transcendent a factor of the path | two | Right livelihood, I tell…
2 | noble path ✓ | others four six ten/fifty-two | two | The Mahāyāna texts are i…
2 | noble path ✓ | two | These two factors fall u…
3 | noble path ✓ | This order is a later development/when discriminating insight became central to Buddhist soteriology/came to be regarded as the culmination of the Buddhist path | three | The Noble Eightfold Path…
3 | noble path ✓ | right view/right effort/right mindfulness[note 5] | three | So these three things ke…
3 | noble path ✓ | three | There is no single domin…
3 | noble path ✓ | right speech/right action/right livelihood | three | The "moral virtues" (San…
3 | noble path ✓ | greed is a root of unwholesomeness/hatred is a root of unwholesomeness/delusion is a root of unwholesomeness − these are reckoned the roots of unwholesomeness | three | There are three roots of…
3 | noble path ✓ | non-greed/non-hatred/non-delusion − these are reckoned the roots of wholesomeness | three | That is, there are three…
4 | noble path ✓ | perfections are "skillful means/vow/power/knowledge" | four | The six paramitas have b…
4 | noble path ✓ | four | According to Polak, the …
4 | noble path | six/ten/fifty-two | four | The Mahāyāna texts are i…
4 | noble path ✓ | four | The Pali canon and the A…
4 | noble path ✓ | four | In this, right view expl…
4 | noble path | four | However, the teachings o…
4 | noble path ✓ | four | Right speech (samyag-vāc…
4 | noble path | domains namely body feelings mind/phenomena[note 7] The Satipatthana Sutta is regarded by the vipassana movement as the quintessential text on Buddhist meditation taking cues from it on "bare attention"/the contemplation on the observed phenomena as dukkha anatta/anicca[note 8][note 9] According to Grzegorz Polak the four upassanā have been misunderstood by the developing Buddhist tradition including Theravada to refer to four different foundations | four | The Satipatthana Sutta d…
4 | noble path ✓ | four | Bronkhorst has questione…
4 | noble path ✓ | four | This translation is a co…
4 | noble path ✓ | four | Vetter notes that samadh…
4 | noble path ✓ | four | Bronkhorst notes that ne…
4 | noble path ✓ | Practices/The Five ranks/The Ten Ox-Herding Pictures/The Three mysterious Gates of Linji | four | There is no single domin…
5 | noble path ✓ | five | This Mahāyāna "five path…
5 | noble path ✓ | five | There is no single domin…
5 | noble path ✓ | five | Yet, in pre-sectarian Bu…
5 | noble path ✓ | five | These include the pancan…
5 | noble path ✓ | five | The doctrine of the bodh…
6 | noble path ✓ | six | The six paramitas have b…
6 | noble path ✓ | six | The Mahāyāna texts are i…
6 | noble path ✓ | six | contact... the six sense…
7 | noble path ✓ | seven | Other suttas give a more…
7 | noble path ✓ | seven | Right effort and mindful…
7 | noble path ✓ | seven | It makes a distinction b…
7 | noble path ✓ | factors – right view/right resolve/right speech/right action/right livelihood/right effort/and right mindfulness – is called noble right concentration with its supports and requisite conditions | seven | Any singleness of mind e…
7 | noble path ✓ | seven | This presentation is kno…
7 | noble path ✓ | seven | Yet, Majjhima Nikaya 117…
8 | noble path ✓ | eight | The eight Buddhist pract…
8 | noble path ✓ | eight | All eight elements of th…
8 | noble path ✓ | eight | In Buddhist symbolism, t…
8 | noble path ✓ | right view/right resolve/right speech/right conduct/right livelihood/right effort/right mindfulness/right samadhi | eight | The Eightfold Path consi…
8 | noble path ✓ | eight | The Noble Eightfold Path…
8 | noble path ✓ | eight | They are all linked toge…
10 | noble path ✓ | ten | Between the 1st and 3rd …
10 | noble path ✓ | ten | The six paramitas have b…
10 | noble path ✓ | ten | The Mahāyāna texts are i…
10 | noble path ✓ | ten | This development was fol…
10 | noble path ✓ | ten | There is no single domin…
2 | Noble Pursuits of Man ✓ | Whitehead/Russell had completed books on the foundations of mathematics | both | By the early 1900s, both…
2 | Noble Pursuits of Man ✓ | qua definitions/qua proofs | both | Russell often presented …
2 | Noble Pursuits of Man ✓ | “Philosophy” Whitehead even writes “attains its chief importance by fusing the two namely religion/science into one rational scheme of thought” | both | Whitehead’s ultimate ont…
2 | Noble Pursuits of Man ✓ | technique/intellectual vision | both | There can be no technica…
2 | Noble Pursuits of Man ✓ | the content of education/its method of delivery | both | This view in turn has co…
2 | Noble Pursuits of Man ✓ | at the lower level of indeterminist physical interactions/at the higher level of free human interactions | both | Whitehead’s concept of s…
2 | Noble Pursuits of Man ✓ | both | On the other hand, White…
2 | Noble Pursuits of Man ✓ | both | Indeed, his reliance on …
2 | Noble Pursuits of Man ✓ | deterministic theories of physics/his notion of causality that each occasion presupposes the antecedent world as active in its own nature does not seem to leave much room for any creative self-determination | both | In Whitehead’s London wr…
2 | Noble Pursuits of Man ✓ | determination by the antecedent world/self-determination final causation by the actual occasion in the process of becoming | both | In his Harvard writings,…
2 | Noble Pursuits of Man ✓ | both | His moves to both London…
2 | Noble Pursuits of Man ✓ | their strong/their weak points | both | He took a personal inter…
2 | Noble Pursuits of Man ✓ | There is a quality of life which lies always beyond the mere fact of life/when we include the quality in the fact there is still omitted the quality of the quality | both | According to Whitehead, …
2 | Noble Pursuits of Man | individual/social wellbeing | both | However, together with t…
2 | Noble Pursuits of Man ✓ | ways/is chiefly to be thought of as the elucidation of percepta in the mode of causal efficacy by … percepta in the mode of presentational immediacy | both | His theory of perception…
2 | Noble Pursuits of Man ✓ | both | Whitehead, on the contra…
2 | Noble Pursuits of Man ✓ | When we consider what religion is for mankind/what science is it is no exaggeration to say that the future course of history depends upon the decision of this generation as to the relation between them | both | According to Whitehead, …
2 | Noble Pursuits of Man ✓ | stars were confirmed/and Whitehead’s refuted by Gary Gibbons and Clifford Will | double | In 2008, based on a prec…
2 | Noble Pursuits of Man ✓ | one first of harmonising them by assigning to them their right relative status as abstractions/secondly of completing them by direct comparison with more concrete intuitions of the universe | double | Its function is the doub…
2 | Noble Pursuits of Man ✓ | description of God as tender persuader/tender savior reveals his affinity with “the Galilean origin of Christianity” | dual | Whitehead’s dual descrip…
2 | Noble Pursuits of Man ✓ | The first aspect of this dual intuition that “our existence is more than a succession of bare facts” idem is that the quality or value of each of the successive occasions of life derives from a finer quality or value which lies beyond the mere facts of life and even beyond obvious happiness and pleasure namely the finer quality or value of which life is informed by God/The second aspect is that each of the successive occasions of life contributes its quality or value as an immortal fact to God | dual | The first aspect of this…
2 | Noble Pursuits of Man ✓ | primordial/consequent—nature of God | dual | In Process and Reality, …
2 | Noble Pursuits of Man ✓ | two | 1929a: 66–92). In other …
2 | Noble Pursuits of Man ✓ | pure modes of perception pure sense perception which Whitehead ultimately called “perception in the mode of presentational immediacy”/a more basic perception of causal relatedness which he called “perception in the mode of causal efficacy” | two | According to Whitehead, …
2 | Noble Pursuits of Man ✓ | Whitehead spoke of the “bifurcation of nature into two systems of reality” 1920 [1986 30] to denote the strategy—originating with Galileo Descartes Boyle and Locke—of bifurcating nature into the essential reality of primary qualities and the non-essential reality of “psychic additions” or secondary qualities ultimately to be explained away in terms of primary qualities/Whitehead sided with Berkeley in arguing that the primary/secondary distinction is not tenable 1920 [1986 43–44] that all qualities are “in the same boat to sink or swim together” 1920 [1986 148] and that for example | two | Whitehead spoke of the “…
2 | Noble Pursuits of Man | two | Whitehead, on the contra…
2 | Noble Pursuits of Man ✓ | two | In 1890, Russell arrived…
2 | Noble Pursuits of Man ✓ | two | At its core, Whitehead’s…
2 | Noble Pursuits of Man ✓ | two | But each of these curric…
2 | Noble Pursuits of Man ✓ | two | Perhaps inevitably, Russ…
2 | Noble Pursuits of Man ✓ | namely religion/science into one rational scheme of thought” | two | Whitehead’s ultimate ont…
2 | Noble Pursuits of Man ✓ | two | Since the research for a…
2 | Noble Pursuits of Man ✓ | conclusions”/Whitehead wrote | two | “Two conclusions”, White…
2 | Noble Pursuits of Man ✓ | First/they should stop exaggerating the importance of the outer life of religion | two | Whitehead lists two nece…
2 | Noble Pursuits of Man ✓ | two | Process Century Press […
2 | Noble Pursuits of Man ✓ | First the concept of a “durationless” instant “without reference to any other instant” renders unintelligible the concepts of “velocity at an instant” and “momentum at an instant” as well as the equations of motion involving these concepts 1934 [2011 47]/Second the concept of self-sufficient and isolated bits of matter having “the property of simple location in space and time” 1925 [1967 49] cannot “give the slightest warrant for the law of gravitation” that Newton postulated 1934 [2011 34] | two | Whitehead rejected Newto…
2 | Noble Pursuits of Man ✓ | First that theory choice is solely based on empirical facts/Second that the history of science is a succession of victories over the army of our misleading intuitions each success of science must be interpreted as a defeat of intuition and a truth cannot be scientific unless it hurts human intuition | two | Clark in 1954) the two t…
2 | Noble Pursuits of Man ✓ | titles/the two most recent series are published by the Process Century Press cf | two | The oldest Whiteheadian …
2 | Noble Pursuits of Man ✓ | even all three of them gives us a basis for understanding a wide variety of religious experiences as genuine responses to something that is really there to be experienced | two | In “John Cobb’s Whitehea…
2 | Noble Pursuits of Man ✓ | parallel straight line segments being equally long he now struggled to construct the Minkowskian metric in terms of a concept of spatio-temporal congruence based on a kind of merger of our intuition of cases of spatial congruence/our intuition of cases of temporal congruence for example of two candles taking equally long to burn out | two | However, whereas Whitehe…
2 | Noble Pursuits of Man ✓ | two | Nevertheless, the two re…
2 | Noble Pursuits of Man ✓ | respects/one wonders what he thought of this new theory when it emerged | two | As his AQT thus foreshad…
2 | Noble Pursuits of Man ✓ | varieties of monists those who put mind inside matter/those who put matter inside mind | two | There are the dualists, …
3 | Noble Pursuits of Man ✓ | The first corresponds roughly to his time at Cambridge from 1884 to 1910/The second main period from 1910 to 1924 corresponds roughly to his time at London/The third main period corresponds roughly to his time at Harvard from 1924 onward | three | Although there are impor…
3 | Noble Pursuits of Man ✓ | instead of two cultures but/moreover/we must refrain from promoting any one of these three at the expense of the other two | three | 1929a: 66–92). In other …
3 | Noble Pursuits of Man ✓ | God/the world the universe of all finite actual occasions/and the creativity the twofold power to exert efficient and final causation that God and all finite actual occasions embody | three | Contrary to it, Whitehea…
3 | Noble Pursuits of Man ✓ | three | It has oscillated in a c…
3 | Noble Pursuits of Man ✓ | three | … There are three fundam…
3 | Noble Pursuits of Man ✓ | three | In “John Cobb’s Whitehea…
3 | Noble Pursuits of Man ✓ | stages can be conceived of as the stage of undisciplined intuition/the stage of logical reasoning/the stage of logically guided intuition | three | 1929a: 24–44). In the co…
3 | Noble Pursuits of Man ✓ | as the reduction of mathematics to logic/both qua definitions/qua proofs | three | Russell often presented …
3 | Noble Pursuits of Man ✓ | three | For example: One of th…
3 | Noble Pursuits of Man ✓ | three | The religious pluralism …
3 | Noble Pursuits of Man ✓ | three | Moreover, the Whiteheadi…
3 | Noble Pursuits of Man ✓ | three | There are three main met…
3 | Noble Pursuits of Man ✓ | three | By skipping stage one, a…
3 | Noble Pursuits of Man ✓ | three | Whitehead conceives of t…
4 | Noble Pursuits of Man ✓ | four | According to Whitehead, …
4 | Noble Pursuits of Man | four | Out of Belgium, Michel W…
4 | Noble Pursuits of Man ✓ | four | Two volumes of The Harva…
5 | Noble Pursuits of Man | five | In practice they rely on…
6 | Noble Pursuits of Man ✓ | six | Thirty six of today’s mo…
7 | Noble Pursuits of Man ✓ | seven | Out of Belgium, Michel W…
7 | Noble Pursuits of Man ✓ | seven | When Whitehead and Russe…
9 | Noble Pursuits of Man ✓ | nine | An important society is …
9 | Noble Pursuits of Man ✓ | nine | Process Century Press […
2 | noble truth ✓ | sorrow/happiness | both | According to Ambedkar, t…
2 | noble truth ✓ | both | the four noble truths ar…
2 | noble truth ✓ | they occupy not only a central but a singular position within the Theravada canon/tradition | both | As both, they occupy not…
2 | noble truth ✓ | as a symbol of all dhammas and the Buddha's awakening/and as a set of propositions which function within a matrix of teachings | both | They are being used both…
2 | noble truth ✓ | a symbolic/a propositional function | both | According to Anderson, t…
2 | noble truth ✓ | a symbolic/a propositional function | both | The four truths appear i…
2 | noble truth ✓ | presentations give two different models of the path to liberation reflecting their function as a symbol/as a proposition | two | According to Anderson, f…
2 | noble truth ✓ | lists of "literally hundreds of similar lists covering the whole range of the theory and practice of ancient Buddhism" The position of the four truths within the canon raises questions/and has been investigated throughout the 19th and 20th centuries | two | According to Gethin, the…
2 | noble truth ✓ | three of them while the others go out begging for food | two | In the Vinaya texts, and…
2 | noble truth ✓ | two | The four truths are best…
2 | noble truth ✓ | knowledges as later additions/proceeds to notice that the recognition of the intoxicants is modelled on the four truths | two | Bronkhorst dismisses the…
2 | noble truth ✓ | two | After going through the …
3 | noble truth ✓ | three | Within the Theravada-tra…
3 | noble truth ✓ | three | In the Vinaya texts, and…
3 | noble truth ✓ | three | The three stages for und…
3 | noble truth ✓ | three | According to Schmithause…
3 | noble truth ✓ | knowledges namely knowledge of his former lifes knowledge of death/rebirth/knowledge of the destruction of the taints[note 43] the Four Noble Truths | three | The Mahasaccaka Sutta ("…
3 | noble truth ✓ | three | The Dhammacakkappavattan…
3 | noble truth ✓ | three | Atisha, in his Bodhipath…
4 | noble truth | four | According to Anderson th…
4 | noble truth | four | According to Tsering, th…
4 | noble truth ✓ | four | According to L.S. Cousin…
4 | noble truth | four | According to Schmithause…
4 | noble truth | four | Within this discourse, t…
4 | noble truth ✓ | four | This happened in those t…
4 | noble truth ✓ | truths are "four 'true things'/'realities' whose nature/we are told/the Buddha finally understood on the night of his awakening" They function as "a convenient conceptual framework for making sense of Buddhist thought"[note 4] According to K | four | According to Rupert Geth…
4 | noble truth ✓ | truths are easily accessible in this regard/are "readily [understood] by those outside the Buddhist traditions" For example Walpola Rahula's What the Buddha Taught/a widely used introductory text for non-Buddhists/uses the four truths as a framework to present an overview of the Buddhist teachings | four | The four truths are easi…
4 | noble truth | four | In his commentary on the…
4 | noble truth ✓ | four | According to B.R. Ambedk…
4 | noble truth ✓ | four | The last sermon, the Mah…
4 | noble truth ✓ | four | After going through the …
4 | noble truth ✓ | truths/the "mnemonic set" which were "intended to remind the hearer of the full form of the NTs" The earliest form of the mnemonic set was "dukkham samudayo nirodho marga"/without the reference to the Pali terms sacca/arya which were later added to the formula | four | R. Norman, the Pali cano…
4 | noble truth ✓ | Noble Truths was the early teaching of the Buddha/while the Dharma of the Lotus is the "most wonderful/unsurpassed great Dharma"[web 32] The teachings on the four noble truths are a provisional teaching which Shakyamuni Buddha taught according to the people's capacity/while the Lotus Sutra is a direct statement of Shakyamuni's own enlightenment[web 33] | four | Nichiren Buddhism is bas…
4 | noble truth | four | And the Blessed One addr…
4 | noble truth | four | In contrast, Thanissaro …
4 | noble truth ✓ | four | As one doctrine among ot…
4 | noble truth ✓ | four | This "liberating insight…
4 | noble truth | four | Later on, prajna was rep…
4 | noble truth | four | The four mnemonic terms …
4 | noble truth ✓ | four | the four noble truths ar…
4 | noble truth ✓ | four | R. Ambedkar, rejected mu…
4 | noble truth ✓ | Noble Truths reformulated/restated in modernistic terms[note 53][note 54] This "deflated secular Buddhism" stresses compassion impermanence causality selfless persons no Boddhisattvas no nirvana no rebirth/a naturalist's approach to well-being of oneself/others | four | It is devoid of rebirth,…
4 | noble truth | four | According to Bronkhorst,…
4 | noble truth ✓ | four | Through not seeing the F…
4 | noble truth ✓ | four | The term "arya" was late…
4 | noble truth ✓ | Noble Truths/since the final goal/the answer to the problem of suffering is nirvana/not rebirth | four | According to Keown, it i…
4 | noble truth ✓ | four | As a symbol, they refer …
4 | noble truth ✓ | noble truths appear in the guise of a religious symbol in the Sutta-pitaka/the Vinaya-pitaka of the Pali canon/they represent the enlightenment experience of the Buddha/the possibility of enlightenment for all Buddhists within the cosmos | four | Where the four noble tru…
4 | noble truth ✓ | four | According to Anderson, o…
4 | noble truth ✓ | truths as being central to Buddhism/with somewhat different presentations of them[note 38] This colonial project had a strong influence on some strands of Buddhism/culminating in so-called Protestant Buddhism which incorporated several essentially Protestant attitudes regarding religion/such as the emphasis on written texts | four | The writings of British …
4 | noble truth ✓ | four | The four truths are less…
4 | noble truth ✓ | four | The Maha-salayatanika Su…
4 | noble truth | four | According to Feer and An…
4 | noble truth ✓ | "whatever is subject to origination is all subject to cessation"[note 44] Yet/in the Ariyapariyesanā Sutta the four truths are not included[note 45] and the Buddha gives the five ascetics personal instructions in turn/two or three of them/while the others go out begging for food | four | In the Vinaya texts, and…
4 | noble truth ✓ | noble truths are set/learnt in that network learning "how the various teachings intersect with each other"/refer to the various Buddhist techniques which are all explicitly/implicitly part of the passages which refer to the four truths | four | The four noble truths ar…
4 | noble truth ✓ | four | According to Bronkhorst,…
4 | noble truth ✓ | four | According to Carol Ander…
4 | noble truth ✓ | four | The Mahasaccaka Sutta ("…
4 | noble truth ✓ | four | According to Ambedkar, F…
4 | noble truth ✓ | four | The Mahayana tradition r…
4 | noble truth ✓ | four | Hendrik Kern proposed in…
4 | noble truth ✓ | four | According to Makransky t…
4 | noble truth ✓ | four | Anderson, following Norm…
4 | noble truth | truths/such as the Dhammacakkappavattana Sutta/omit this instruction/showing that | four | The versions of the "fir…
4 | noble truth ✓ | four | The comprehension of the…
4 | noble truth ✓ | four | Within the Theravada tra…
4 | noble truth | four | The four truths describe…
4 | noble truth ✓ | four | My mind was liberated", …
4 | noble truth ✓ | four | The developing Buddhist …
4 | noble truth ✓ | four | The four truths, which a…
4 | noble truth ✓ | four | Anderson[note 11] the fo…
4 | noble truth ✓ | four | As propositions, the Fou…
4 | noble truth | truths have been simplified and popularized in western writings/due to "the colonial project of gaining control over Buddhism" According to Crosby/the Buddhist teachings are reduced to a "simple/single rationalized account" which has parallels in the reinterpretation of the Buddha in western literature | four | According to Anderson, t…
4 | noble truth ✓ | four | They argue that these in…
4 | noble truth | four | As Walpola Rahula states…
4 | noble truth ✓ | four | The Theravada tradition …
4 | noble truth ✓ | four | The presentation of the …
4 | noble truth | four | This "liberating insight…
4 | noble truth ✓ | four | ...the accounts which in…
4 | noble truth ✓ | four | ... the four noble truth…
4 | noble truth ✓ | four | ...the accounts which in…
4 | noble truth ✓ | four | In Buddhism, the Four No…
4 | noble truth | four | According to Anderson, t…
4 | noble truth | four | Such freedom and happine…
4 | noble truth | four | As propositions, the fou…
4 | noble truth ✓ | four | According to Geoffrey Sa…
4 | noble truth | four | These sutras present a r…
4 | noble truth ✓ | truths are to be internalised/understood/"experienced" personally/to turn them into a lived reality | four | The four truths are to b…
4 | noble truth ✓ | four | For many western Buddhis…
4 | noble truth | four | According to this sutra,…
4 | noble truth ✓ | four | According to Melford Spi…
4 | noble truth | four | Some contemporary teache…
4 | noble truth ✓ | four | For example, Ajahn Sumed…
4 | noble truth | four | In their symbolic functi…
4 | noble truth ✓ | four | Most likely, the four tr…
4 | noble truth | four | Thus it was said by the …
4 | noble truth ✓ | four | According to Bronkhorst,…
4 | noble truth ✓ | four | The Buddha was de-mystif…
4 | noble truth ✓ | Noble Truths/the Eightfold Path means living happily/wisely/"without drastic changes in lifestyle" | four | In contrast, freedom in …
4 | noble truth | four | Bronkhorst points out th…
4 | noble truth ✓ | four | Bronkhorst points to an …
4 | noble truth | four | According to Keown, it m…
4 | noble truth ✓ | truths appear within this "network of teachings" which have to be taken together[note 4] Within this network/"the four noble truths are one doctrine among others/are not particularly central"/but are a part of "the entire dhamma matrix" | four | A long recognized featur…
4 | noble truth ✓ | four | The four truths grew to …
4 | noble truth | four | This "liberating insight…
4 | noble truth | four | According to the Mahīśās…
4 | noble truth ✓ | truths were superseded by pratityasamutpada/and still later/in the Hinayana schools/by the doctrine of the non-existence of a substantial self or person | four | According to Schmithause…
4 | noble truth ✓ | four | According to Gethin, the…
4 | noble truth ✓ | four | According to Bronkhorst,…
4 | noble truth | four | The four truths are best…
4 | noble truth ✓ | four | While dukkha-samudaya, t…
4 | noble truth | four | According to the Ekavyāv…
4 | noble truth | Noble Truths has been obtained by analysis of the oldest texts/these inconsistencies/are a matter of ongoing discussion/research | four | Information of the oldes…
4 | noble truth | ? They are the noble truth of suffering/the noble truth of the origin of suffering/the noble truth of the cessation of suffering/the noble truth of the way to the cessation of suffering | four | What are these four? The…
4 | noble truth ✓ | four | In traditional Buddhism,…
4 | noble truth ✓ | truths/their importance/developed over time/the Buddhist tradition slowly recognized them as the Buddha's first teaching | four | The function of the four…
4 | noble truth | truths appear in many grammatical forms in the ancient Buddhist texts/are traditionally identified as the first teaching given by the Buddha[note 3] While often called one of the most important teachings in Buddhism/they have both a symbolic/a propositional function | four | The four truths appear i…
4 | noble truth ✓ | four | According to Geshe Tashi…
4 | noble truth ✓ | truths at the center of Buddhism either "located the four truths in a fuller reading of the Theravada canon/the larger context of South Asian literature"/"located the teaching within an experience of Buddhism as practiced in a contemporary setting" According to Anderson "these autors suggest a more complex reading of the four noble truths than those who locate the teaching as the key to/as a crucial element within the grand scheme of Buddhism" | four | According to Anderson, t…
4 | noble truth | "birth"/interpreted as either rebirth/the coming to be of a new existence/as the arising of the sense of self as a mental phenomenon[web 4] | four | As a proposition, the fo…
4 | noble truth | four | According to Anderson, "…
4 | noble truth ✓ | four | Bronkhorst dismisses the…
5 | noble truth ✓ | five | Within this discourse, t…
5 | noble truth ✓ | five | In the Vinaya texts, and…
5 | noble truth ✓ | skandhas sense-contact with objects leads to sensation/perception the saṅkhāra determine the interpretation of/the response to these sensations/perceptions/affect consciousness in specific ways | five | In the five skandhas, se…
5 | noble truth | five | Craving does not cause d…
5 | noble truth ✓ | five | The truth of the path (t…
5 | noble truth ✓ | five | Nirvana refers to the ce…
5 | noble truth ✓ | five | The various terms all po…
5 | noble truth ✓ | Skandhas are impermanent disagreeable/neither the Self nor belonging to oneself"[note 34] "the contemplation of the arising/disappearance of the five Skandhas"[note 35] "the realisation of the Skandhas as empty vain/without any pith/substance[note 36] | five | Schmithausen further sta…
5 | noble truth ✓ | five | Nirvana refers to the mo…
6 | noble truth ✓ | six | According to Cousins, "t…
12 | noble truth ✓ | twelve | The Dhammacakkappavattan…
12 | noble truth ✓ | twelve | The twelve nidānas descr…
12 | noble truth ✓ | twelve | According to Bronkhorst,…
12 | noble truth ✓ | twelve | The various terms all po…
5 | non-attachment ✓ | five | Non-possession/non-attac…
3 | note taking ✓ | a right-hand column for notes/a left-hand column for cues/a strip at the bottom for a summary | three | It is commonly used at u…
10 | note taking ✓ | ten | Philosopher John Locke d…
2 | obedience ✓ | genders exhibited similar behavior/suggesting that obedience will occur in participants independent of gender | both | Additionally, Burger fou…
2 | obedience ✓ | the Milgram/Stanford experiments were conducted in research settings | both | Both the Milgram and Sta…
2 | obedience ✓ | -step screening process/this was to rule out any participants that may react negatively to the experiment | two | To ensure the safety of …
2 | obedience ✓ | two | With encouragement from …
2 | obedience ✓ | confederates were used where one confederate acted as the learner/the other was the teacher | two | In the modeled refusal c…
2 | obscuring knowledge ✓ | two | They are of two types:
2 | obscuring knowledge ✓ | two | The vedaniya karma or fe…
2 | obscuring knowledge ✓ | darshana mohaniya/charitra mohaniya karma | two | Two main categories of M…
3 | obscuring knowledge ✓ | three | These are further divide…
3 | obscuring knowledge ✓ | three | There are four types of …
3 | obscuring knowledge ✓ | three | It is of threefold varie…
3 | obscuring knowledge | three | The disturbance of the c…
4 | obscuring knowledge | darshanavarana karmas there are five others which produce physio-psychological conditions in which the sense organs are not active/and which/therefore/exclude all possibility of perception | four | In addition to these fou…
4 | obscuring knowledge ✓ | four | The ayus-karma confers o…
4 | obscuring knowledge ✓ | four | There are four types of …
4 | obscuring knowledge | deva ayu/manusya ayus/tiryancha ayu/naraka ayu | four | Therefore, there are fou…
4 | obscuring knowledge ✓ | four | gyanaverniya karma or th…
4 | obscuring knowledge ✓ | main passions are krodha/maya/mana/lobha | four | The four main passions a…
4 | obscuring knowledge ✓ | four | Jains recognise eight ma…
5 | obscuring knowledge ✓ | five | These are the five nidra…
5 | obscuring knowledge ✓ | five | In addition to these fou…
5 | obscuring knowledge ✓ | five | gyanaverniya karma or th…
6 | obscuring knowledge ✓ | six | All these six emotions a…
6 | obscuring knowledge ✓ | six | The Nokasayas or the six…
6 | obscuring knowledge ✓ | six | The disturbance of the c…
8 | obscuring knowledge ✓ | eight | Mohaniya karma (deluding…
8 | obscuring knowledge ✓ | eight | Jains recognise eight ma…
2 | Observation Bias ✓ | the second/fifth steps of the scientific method | both | Observations play a role…
2 | Observation Bias ✓ | to the process of observing/to the information recorded as a result of that process | both | Observations in science …
2 | Observation Bias | double | These include careful do…
2 | Observation Bias ✓ | distinct perspectives/seemingly contradicting "common sense" | two | These variations are oft…
2 | Observation Bias ✓ | individuals observing the same event may remember it differently/potentially disagreeing on factual details | two | As a result, two individ…
2 | Observation Bias ✓ | observations that yield the same measured value are considered equivalent within the resolution/precision of the process | two | Two observations that yi…
2 | Occam’s Razor ✓ | both | S. Wallace" for the subt…
2 | Occam’s Razor ✓ | genealogy/similarity count in classification | both | Cladists hold that class…
2 | Occam’s Razor ✓ | both | Shaving away unnecessary…
2 | Occam’s Razor ✓ | true/sufficient to explain their appearances | both | To quote Isaac Newton, "…
2 | Occam’s Razor ✓ | hypotheses have equal explanatory power one should prefer the hypothesis that requires the fewest assumptions/that this is not meant to be a way of choosing between hypotheses that make different predictions | both | This philosophical razor…
2 | Occam’s Razor ✓ | both | One can argue for atomic…
2 | Occam’s Razor ✓ | both | This is again comparing …
2 | Occam’s Razor ✓ | uses of Occam's razor in biology/see Sober's article "Let's Razor Ockham's Razor" | both | For a discussion of both…
2 | Occam’s Razor ✓ | -edged safety razorblade/both lower corners feature an image of William of Ockham's face | double | Shaving away unnecessary…
2 | Occam’s Razor ✓ | two | This notion was deeply r…
2 | Occam’s Razor ✓ | two | Even if some increases i…
2 | Occam’s Razor ✓ | competing theories/the simpler explanation of an entity is to be preferred" | two | Popularly, the principle…
2 | Occam’s Razor ✓ | physical/spiritual which is non-physical | two | Dualists state that ther…
2 | Occam’s Razor ✓ | "Entities must not be reduced to the point of inadequacy"/"It is vain to do with fewer what requires more" A less serious but even more extremist anti-razor is 'Pataphysics the "science of imaginary solutions" developed by Alfred Jarry | two | Karl Menger found mathem…
2 | Occam’s Razor ✓ | one that believes Occam's razor is objective/one that believes it is subjective | two | This has led to two oppo…
2 | Occam’s Razor ✓ | hypotheses either by "shaving away" unnecessary assumptions/cutting apart two similar conclusions | two | The term razor refers to…
2 | Occam’s Razor ✓ | the units of selection controversy/systematics | two | Biologists or philosophe…
2 | Occam’s Razor ✓ | individual selection is the more parsimonious theory | two | The basis for Williams's…
2 | Occam’s Razor ✓ | two | Physicists have no inter…
2 | Occam’s Razor ✓ | eg/the prior might favor hypotheses with smaller Kolmogorov complexity | two | Specifically, suppose on…
2 | Occam’s Razor ✓ | equally plausible but unequally testable hypotheses/thereby minimizing costs and wastes while increasing chances of falsification of the simpler-to-test hypothesis | two | Occam's razor is not an …
2 | Occam’s Razor ✓ | perspectives as "economy of practical expression" and "economy in grammar and vocabulary"/respectively | two | Another contentious aspe…
2 | Occam’s Razor ✓ | two-part | Describing the program f…
3 | Occam’s Razor ✓ | cladists/pheneticists/evolutionary taxonomists | three | It is also concerned wit…
3 | Occam’s Razor ✓ | three | In response he devised h…
3 | Occam’s Razor ✓ | axioms presupposed by the scientific method are realism/the existence of natural laws/the constancy of natural law | three | Three axioms presupposed…
2 | occupational ✓ | statutes the word 'includes' is a term of enlargement not of limitation/and the reference to certain entities or categories is not intended to exclude all others" | both | It is obvious that withi…
2 | occupational ✓ | both | Some historians[which?] …
2 | occupational ✓ | contracts are entitled to minimum wages fixed working hours/social security contributions | both | Both contracts are entit…
2 | occupational ✓ | theoretical classroom training/hands-on training with work placements | both | Youth employment program…
2 | occupational ✓ | advocate policies and legislation on behalf of workers in the United States and Canada/and take an active role in politics | both | Both advocate policies a…
2 | occupational ✓ | of which can/should be managed away | both | Any conflicts that exist…
2 | occupational ✓ | increased employment opportunities/increased labor productivity are needed to tackle poverty | both | Both increased employmen…
2 | occupational ✓ | the AFL–CIO created in 1955/the Change to Win Federation which split from the AFL–CIO in 2005 | two | Most unions in America a…
2 | occupational ✓ | two | Employment is a relation…
2 | occupational ✓ | two | This is referred to as a…
2 | occupational ✓ | two | Two of the prominent exa…
3 | occupational ✓ | three | According to Swedish law…
4 | occupational ✓ | four | As a result, there are f…
4 | occupational ✓ | four | Economist Edward Lee (19…
2 | Oceanography ✓ | popular and scientific interest in the polar regions and Africa/so too did the mysteries of the unexplored oceans | both | As exploration ignited b…
2 | Oceanography ✓ | two | The work of Pedro Nunes …
2 | Oceanography ✓ | other young post-doctoral students Walter Munk/Roger Revelle | two | Financial pressures did …
3 | Oceanography ✓ | three | Robert FitzRoy published…
5 | Oceanography ✓ | five | The study of oceanograph…
2 | old age ✓ | body/mind is "slowness of behavior" | both | A basic mark of old age …
2 | old age ✓ | both | "The problem of the ambi…
2 | old age ✓ | physical/mental | both | The distinguishing chara…
2 | old age ✓ | double | Healthy humans after age…
2 | old age ✓ | The number of elderly people worldwide began to surge in the second half of the 20th century/The worldwide over-65 population in 1960 was one-third of the under-5 population | double | By 2013, the over-65 pop…
2 | old age ✓ | British scholars Paul Higgs/Chris Gilleard have added a "fourth age" sub-group | two | Two British scholars, Pa…
2 | old age ✓ | two | They described two diffe…
2 | old age ✓ | two | Of the roughly 150,000 p…
3 | old age ✓ | loss of any notion of invincibility/loss of ability to do things essential to one's care/loss of possibility for a subsequent life stage | three | Three unique markers of …
3 | old age ✓ | three | Research has shown that …
4 | old age ✓ | chronological/biological/psychological/and social 12–3 Wattis and Curran add a fifth dimension developmental | four | Key Concepts in Social G…
4 | old age | four | These final years are al…
4 | old age | four | People in their 70s were…
4 | old age ✓ | four | The history of old age i…
4 | old age | good/medium/poor/very poor | four | Similarly, the "Berlin A…
4 | old age ✓ | four | Research has shown that …
5 | old age ✓ | five | In developed countries b…
5 | old age ✓ | five | The distinguishing marks…
8 | old age ✓ | eight | According to Erik Erikso…
2 | oligarchy ✓ | the West/Russia was seen as appeasing both groups' oligarchical business interests | both | President Leonid Kuchma'…
2 | oligarchy ✓ | the economy/political decisions | both | This financial elite has…
2 | oligarchy | -time Presidential candidate/progressive movement leader Bernie Sanders started his Fighting Oligarchy Tour across America in response to Trump's election victory | two | Two-time Presidential ca…
5 | oligarchy ✓ | five | The ancient boule, or Co…
6 | oligarchy ✓ | six | After Narendra Modi beca…
7 | oligarchy ✓ | seven | In 1996, fearing the pos…
2 | omniscience ✓ | However/this kind of argument fails to recognize its use of the modal fallacy | two | William Lane Craig state…
2 | omniscience ✓ | Whether omniscience particularly regarding the choices that a human will make is compatible with free will has been debated by theologians/philosophers | two | They are said to be of t…
4 | omniscience ✓ | four | The arguments in the tex…
2 | one ✓ | both | 2350 BCE, the older Su…
2 | one ✓ | consisted of horizontal semi-circular symbols/by c | both | Archaic Sumerian numeral…
2 | one ✓ | numerical one/singulative one | two | The determiner has two s…
2 | one ✓ | two | This variation can lead …
7 | one ✓ | seven | This variation can lead …
2 | openness ✓ | refer to creative works that lack restrictions on how people can use modify/distribute them | both | Open content and free co…
5 | openness ✓ | five | In psychology, openness …
2 | order ✓ | both | The important point is t…
2 | order ✓ | double | In a kind of double stan…
2 | order ✓ | other colleagues Mark Kamionkowski/Nevin Weinberg presented what they called the "Big Rip scenario" of the future which considers the possibility that the dark energy density causing the expansion to accelerate called phantom energy in this case mysteriously increases with time | two | In 2002, in response to …
2 | order ✓ | two | The evolution of time of…
2 | order ✓ | ultimate boundaries in physics one located in our past/one located in our future | two | Unlike Boltzmann who liv…
2 | order ✓ | setting apart/joining"-Piet Hut "Consider the most obvious question of all about the initial state of the universe Why is there an initial state at all?"-Lawrence Sklar The AllSpark from the Transformers Movie | two | The paradox of limits li…
2 | order ✓ | two | Homepage | Part One |…
2 | order ✓ | two | Homepage | Part One …
2 | order ✓ | two | Part Two: Discovering t…
2 | order ✓ | orders/just not as clearly as what is about to be explained | two | The writer and Nobel lau…
2 | order ✓ | two | As scientists have devel…
2 | order ✓ | two | What follows in part two…
2 | order ✓ | extremes/so they both play a very important role in shaping the world we know | two | The important point is t…
2 | order | two | A few other people, such…
3 | order ✓ | three | Homepage | Part One |…
3 | order ✓ | legally copyrighted books in 1994 '96/'97 arguing in each that cosmological expansion would stretch space perfectly flat/time will end at zero in a not-so-distant finite future predictions I made based upon my understanding of timelessness which today is explained fully in my new book | three | Before accelerating expa…
3 | order ✓ | three | In Celsius the universe'…
3 | order ✓ | three | Homepage | Part One …
4 | order ✓ | four | Homepage | Part One …
4 | order | four | Homepage | Part One |…
5 | order ✓ | five | Studies of distant Type …
5 | order ✓ | five | Today the greatly expand…
5 | order ✓ | five | Homepage | Part One …
5 | order ✓ | five | Homepage | Part One |…
7 | order ✓ | seven | At thirteen point seven …
2 | organizational structure ✓ | the public sector and the private sector simultaneously/fulfilling public duties and developing commercial market activities | both | A hybrid organization is…
2 | organizational structure ✓ | horizontal/vertical While an organization is constituted as a set of people who synergize individual competencies to achieve newer dimensions the quality of organizational structure revolves around the competencies of teams in totality | both | Teams can be both horizo…
2 | organizational structure ✓ | function/product simultaneously | both | The matrix structure gro…
2 | organizational structure ✓ | inside/external to the firm | both | However, this can be tac…
2 | organizational structure ✓ | a hierarchy and a community structure/both equally well established and occurring extensively throughout the organisation | both | "The Hierarchy-Community…
2 | organizational structure ✓ | of alleles within the genetic material of an organism determines the physical characteristics of the organism the combined expressions of all the employees' formal hierarchical/informal community participation within an organization give rise to the organizational structure | pair | In other words, just as …
2 | organizational structure ✓ | two | H&M is outsourcing i…
2 | organizational structure ✓ | two | Its design combines func…
2 | organizational structure ✓ | two | Therefore, subordinates …
2 | organizational structure ✓ | one generic/one much more specific | two | The term of post bureauc…
2 | organizational structure ✓ | two | Mintzberg's other organi…
2 | organizational structure ✓ | two | This organizational type…
2 | organizational structure ✓ | products "product A"/"product B" | two | An example would be a co…
2 | organizational structure ✓ | operating adhocracy/administrative adhocracy | two | Mintzberg considers two …
2 | organizational structure ✓ | two | Organizations and instit…
4 | organizational structure ✓ | four | According to management …
5 | organizational structure ✓ | five | Henry Mintzberg consider…
6 | organizational structure ✓ | six | Mintzberg considers six …
7 | organizational structure ✓ | seven | Mintzberg considers six …
2 | orientation ✓ | Western capitalism/Soviet communism which he saw as dehumanizing and which resulted in the virtually universal modern phenomenon of alienation | both | Fromm's brand of sociali…
2 | orientation ✓ | both | Fromm's response, in bot…
2 | orientation ✓ | far more historically important than Freud/a finer thinker | both | Fromm contended that Fre…
2 | orientation ✓ | ways of relating to the world were not instinctive but an individual's response to the peculiar circumstances of his or her life/he also believed that people are never exclusively one type of orientation | two | Fromm asserted that thes…
2 | orientation ✓ | two | He differentiates his th…
2 | orientation ✓ | poles were narrow/limiting | two | Fromm also criticized Fr…
2 | orientation ✓ | two | These two ways of relati…
2 | orientation ✓ | great-grandfathers on his father's side were rabbis/a great uncle on his mother's side was a noted Talmudic scholar | two | Fromm's grandfather and …
2 | orientation ✓ | two | He started his academic …
2 | orientation ✓ | two | Fromm charged Freud and …
3 | orientation ✓ | three | Fromm outlined three of …
3 | orientation ✓ | three | "I believe that the man …
4 | orientation ✓ | four | Fromm's four non-product…
4 | orientation ✓ | four | Fromm's four non-product…
4 | orientation | four | Fromm lists four types o…
2 | pain ✓ | adults and children/as well as pain associated with cancer and childbirth | both | A number of meta-analyse…
2 | pain | important aspects of biopower/a concept that encompasses the "set of mechanisms through which the basic biological features of the human species became the object of a political strategy" | both | The deliberate inflictio…
2 | pain ✓ | the sensory-discriminative and affective-motivational dimensions of pain/while suggestion and placebos may modulate only the affective-motivational dimension and leave the sensory-discriminative dimension relatively undisturbed | both | Thus, excitement in game…
2 | pain ✓ | medical professionals/the general public tend to think that pain from a psychological source is not "real" | both | Those affected are often…
2 | pain ✓ | A-delta/C fiber pain signals to the thalamus have been identified | both | Spinal cord fibers dedic…
2 | pain ✓ | sensory and affective experience/or they may modify primarily the affective-motivational dimension | both | Cognitive activities may…
2 | pain ✓ | 93 Others apply "acute" to pain that lasts less than 30 days "chronic" to pain of at least six months' duration/"subacute" to pain that lasts from one to six months | two | Traditionally, the disti…
2 | pain ✓ | US federal laws regulating pain relief for animals[b] wrote that researchers remained unsure into the 1980s as to whether animals experience pain/that veterinarians trained in the US before 1989 were simply taught to ignore animal pain | two | Bernard Rollin of Colora…
2 | pain ✓ | destinations in the dorsal horn of the spinal cord/that A-beta fiber signals acting on inhibitory cells in the dorsal horn can reduce the intensity of pain signals sent to the brain | two | The authors proposed tha…
3 | pain ✓ | They theorized that pain intensity/unpleasantness are not simply determined by the magnitude of the painful stimulus but "higher" cognitive activities can influence perceived intensity/unpleasantness | three | In 1968, Ronald Melzack …
3 | pain ✓ | three | In many cases, pain fits…
5 | pain ✓ | five | Combining the MPI charac…
5 | pain ✓ | five | Most people with congeni…
5 | pain ✓ | five | Paraplegia, the loss of …
10 | pain ✓ | ten | Local anesthetic injecti…
10 | pain ✓ | ten | Paraplegia, the loss of …
2 | paradox ✓ | true/false at the same time | both | Sometimes described sinc…
3 | paradox ✓ | three | O. Quine (1962) distingu…
2 | pathos ✓ | pair | For example, one would p…
2 | pathos ✓ | two | Aristotle identifies the…
2 | pathos ✓ | of these points/unless we know all three we shall be unable to arouse anger in anyone | two | In doing so, Aristotle f…
2 | pathos ✓ | two | Moreover, Aristotle poin…
3 | pathos ✓ | the audience's condition/who the audience is feeling these emotions for/the motive | three | Braet explains there are…
3 | pathos ✓ | the frame of mind the audience is in/the variation of emotion between people/the influence the rhetor has on the emotions of the audience | three | Aristotle's theory of pa…
3 | pathos ✓ | modes of persuasion alongside ethos/logos as well as in literature film/other narrative art | three | Pathos is a term most of…
3 | pathos ✓ | three | In doing so, Aristotle f…
3 | pathos ✓ | artistic modes of persuasion/one of which is "awakening emotion in the audience so as to induce them to make the judgment desired" In the first chapter/he includes the way in which "men change their opinion in regard to their judgment | three | In Rhetoric, Aristotle i…
3 | pathos ✓ | that is to name them/describe them to know their causes/the way in which they are excited | three | Aristotle identifies pat…
7 | pathos ✓ | probability/plausibility/importance/proximity in time/connection of place/relations to the persons concerned/interest in the consequences | seven | Campbell explored whethe…
2 | patience ✓ | the money he lost/raised to life twice the number of children who had died before him | double | He remained steadfast an…
2 | patience ✓ | two | In a 2012 study of tens …
3 | patience ✓ | theological virtues or one of the traditional cardinal virtues/it is part of the fruit of the Holy Spirit/according to the Apostle Paul in his Epistle to the Galatians | three | While patience is not on…
7 | patience | seven | Patience was included in…
10 | patience ✓ | ten | Sandilya Upanishad of Hi…
10 | patience ✓ | ten | The ten pariksaha are: …
10 | patience ✓ | ten | In each of these ten for…
2 | peace ✓ | in the distant past/in modern times | both | Peace was forged through…
2 | peace ✓ | marriages involved Greek princesses from the house of Agamemnon/kings from what is now Turkey | both | Both marriages involved …
2 | peace ✓ | inventions were rapidly adopted by surrounding nations through further trade/cooperation | both | Both inventions were rap…
2 | peace ✓ | Since 1945 the United Nations/the United Nations Security Council have operated under the aim to resolve conflicts without war | two | Societal peace can be se…
2 | peace ✓ | early examples of royal marriages being used to establish diplomatic relations are Hermodike I who married the king of Phrygia around 800 BCE/Hermodike II who married the king of Lydia around 600 BCE | two | Two early examples of ro…
3 | peace ✓ | three | The שמונה עשרה, a key pr…
3 | peace ✓ | three | In creating the Rhodes S…
4 | peace ✓ | four | To eliminate such pain a…
4 | peace ✓ | horses/Harnessed with the cords of forgiveness/compassion/equanimity | four | Valour and fortitude are…
5 | peace ✓ | five | The prize is awarded by …
2 | perception ✓ | neuronal firing rates/neuronal synchrony | both | In the brain, brightness…
2 | perception ✓ | visual perception/touch has been used to study how phantom limb syndrome affects amputees over time | both | The rubber hand illusion…
2 | perception ✓ | both | Recent studies on lesion…
2 | perception ✓ | the sides of the intact/the amputated arm | both | Amputees with the syndro…
2 | perception ✓ | the highest luminance/the surround luminance | both | The double-anchoring the…
2 | perception ✓ | both | Animate actions require …
2 | perception ✓ | double | This results in an illus…
2 | perception ✓ | double | The double-anchoring the…
2 | perception ✓ | pair | The converging lines tow…
2 | perception ✓ | two | Illusions can be based o…
2 | perception ✓ | two | Two identical objects be…
2 | perception ✓ | two | But even with two-dimens…
2 | perception ✓ | two | The Hermann grid illusio…
2 | perception ✓ | familiarity/recollection | two | Recognition memory is so…
2 | perception ✓ | two | For example, the Rubin v…
2 | perception ✓ | sides of the same coin the coin is action" Gibson works from the assumption that singular entities which he calls invariants already exist in the real world/that all that the perception process does is home in upon them | two | Animate actions require …
2 | perception ✓ | two | In the Ponzo illusion th…
2 | perception ✓ | different stimuli/thereby referred to as illusory conjunctions | two | Studies have shown that,…
2 | perception ✓ | part system of perception involving the preattentive/focused attention stages | two | FIT explains this throug…
3 | perception ✓ | typical cognitive distortions are the Ponzo/Poggendorff/Müller-Lyer illusion | three | Three typical cognitive …
3 | perception ✓ | three | According to that, there…
3 | perception ✓ | three | In normal perception the…
3 | perception ✓ | three | Illusions can be based o…
3 | perception | three | Trompe-l'œil uses realis…
3 | perception ✓ | dimensional optical illusion/the hollow face illusion/unlike non-affected volunteers | three | One study on schizophren…
3 | perception ✓ | According to Alan Saks/Gary Johns/there are three components to perception[better source needed] | three | Psychologist Jerome Brun…
3 | perception ✓ | three | People can rapidly and a…
4 | perception ✓ | sweetness/bitterness/sourness/saltiness | four | Traditionally, there hav…
4 | perception ✓ | Ambiguities/distortions/paradoxes/fictions | four | According to that, there…
6 | perception ✓ | six | These principles are org…
2 | performing ✓ | contextual/task | two | There are two types of j…
8 | performing ✓ | Handling crisis/managing stress/creative problem solving/knowing necessary functional tools and skills/agile management of complex processes/interpersonal adaptability/cultural adaptability/and physical fitness | eight | Performance is also depe…
2 | personality ✓ | conscious/unconscious | both | While the need contents …
2 | personality ✓ | masculine/feminine characteristics otherwise known as human characteristics" | both | However, Freud went on t…
2 | personality ✓ | Type A/Type B opponents than did the Type B individuals | both | Type A individuals' proc…
2 | personality ✓ | both | In his earlier "topograp…
2 | personality ✓ | reliability/validity two factors that make a test accurate | both | All of these tests are b…
2 | personality ✓ | body/mental disease arise from each other | both | Studies suggest that bot…
2 | personality ✓ | higher degrees of subjective well-being/higher levels of extraversion | both | Self-esteem maybe anothe…
2 | personality ✓ | conceptually/statistically across major regions of the world suggesting that these underlying factors are common across cultures | both | The five factors continu…
2 | personality ✓ | the superego/the ego are submerged in the underwater portion representing the unconscious region of the psyche | both | In the iceberg metaphor,…
2 | personality ✓ | delays/ambivalence | both | They push themselves wit…
2 | personality ✓ | business management and spirituality contexts through seminars conferences books magazines and DVDs In business contexts it is often promoted as a means to gain insights into workplace interpersonal dynamics/in spirituality it is commonly presented as a path to states of enlightenment and essence | both | The Enneagram of Persona…
2 | personality ✓ | contexts say it has aided in self-awareness self-understanding/self-development | both | Proponents in both conte…
2 | personality ✓ | personality types are required/bring their own set of strengths to the workplace | both | In reality, both persona…
2 | personality ✓ | both | According to Freud, ther…
2 | personality | cancer-prone patients/those prone to coronary heart disease | both | While Type A personality…
2 | personality ✓ | cardiologists Meyer Friedman/Ray Rosenman who developed this theory came to believe that Type A personalities had a greater chance of developing coronary heart disease | two | The two cardiologists, M…
2 | personality ✓ | two | Two of his students were…
2 | personality ✓ | main tools to measure personality are objective tests/projective measures | two | Two main tools to measur…
2 | personality ✓ | approaches to researching personality are looking at emic/etic traits | two | Two approaches to resear…
2 | personality ✓ | the state of helplessness of the child/the Oedipus complex | two | The superego and the ego…
2 | personality ✓ | two | A person may be understo…
2 | personality ✓ | dimensions often the dimensions of introvert-extrovert/neuroticism are used as first proposed by Eysenck in the 1960s | two | When brought back to two…
2 | personality ✓ | eg/openness splits into experiencing and intellect which each further split into facets like fantasy and ideas | two | These five factors are m…
2 | personality ✓ | one internal the other external/one dealing with his environment the other with his attitudes values and feelings" Rather than being linked to a network of social roles the modern man is largely influenced by the environmental factors such as "urbanization education mass communication industrialization and politicization" | two | "The characteristic mark…
2 | personality ✓ | The brain with its nervous system extending over the entire organism/the acts of consciousness | two | Essentially, two things …
2 | personality ✓ | main methods to assessing Type A behavior the first being a structured interview developed by Friedman/the second being the Jenkins Activity Survey | two | There are two main metho…
2 | personality ✓ | two | This ends with the "func…
2 | personality ✓ | two | The first of these sympt…
2 | personality ✓ | types are called "wings" A person with the Three personality type for example is understood to have points Two/Four as their wing types | two | These two types are call…
2 | personality ✓ | points connected by the lines to the core type/the two wing points | two | From this viewpoint, the…
2 | personality ✓ | additional types of personalities were measured Type 5/Type 6 | two | Two additional types of …
2 | personality ✓ | two | Most, but not all, Ennea…
2 | personality ✓ | types of explanations that attempt to account for this difference are instrumental theories/temperamental theories | two | The two types of explana…
2 | personality ✓ | two | Spinoza equates the will…
2 | personality ✓ | two | Self-esteem and self-eff…
2 | personality ✓ | two | All of these tests are b…
3 | personality ✓ | "regions" or "systems" "the Conscious" that which is present to awareness at the surface level of the psyche in any given moment including information and stimuli from both internal and external sources/"the Preconscious" consisting of material that is merely latent not present to consciousness but capable of becoming so/"the Unconscious" consisting of ideas and impulses that are made completely inaccessible to consciousness by the act of repression | three | In his earlier "topograp…
3 | personality ✓ | three | From this perspective, t…
3 | personality ✓ | three | The three agents are the…
3 | personality ✓ | three | The three newly presente…
3 | personality ✓ | three | These subtypes are belie…
3 | personality ✓ | distinct/interacting agents in the psychic apparatus/outlined in Sigmund Freud's structural model of the psyche | three | In psychoanalytic theory…
3 | personality ✓ | forms of instinctual energies/but one instinct will be more well-developed/dominant | three | It is believed that peop…
3 | personality ✓ | three | From this understanding …
3 | personality ✓ | three | The most well-known of t…
3 | personality ✓ | three | When examining the most …
3 | personality ✓ | three | Freud never abandoned th…
3 | personality ✓ | centers are traditionally known as the intellectual/emotional/instinctual centers | three | These three centers are …
3 | personality ✓ | three | In Enneagram of Personal…
3 | personality ✓ | personality type/for example/is understood to have points Two and Four as their wing types | three | These two types are call…
3 | personality ✓ | three | Each of the personality …
3 | personality ✓ | three | The nine Enneagram perso…
3 | personality ✓ | three | In order to overcome dif…
3 | personality ✓ | severe mastersthe external world the superego/the id" It seeks to find a balance between the natural drives of the id the limitations imposed by reality/the strictures of the superego | three | ... it is like a man on …
3 | personality ✓ | Speed/Impatience Job Involvement/Hard-Driving Competitiveness | three | The JAS involves a self-…
3 | personality ✓ | three | In 1994, Friedman wrote …
3 | personality | three | Although each person is …
3 | personality ✓ | parts a circle/an inner triangle/an irregular hexagonal "periodic figure" | three | The enneagram figure is …
3 | personality ✓ | three | These three elements con…
3 | personality ✓ | three | In his 1996 book, Type A…
3 | personality ✓ | three | According to esoteric sp…
3 | personality ✓ | domains/clusters of instincts which result in increased probability of survival increased skill in navigating the social environment/increased likelihood of reproductive success | three | An alternative approach …
4 | personality | the auto-erotic/the narcissistic/the anal/the phallic | four | Thus when the child is i…
4 | personality | four | In this study, four pers…
4 | personality | four | From this viewpoint, the…
4 | personality ✓ | four | When examining the most …
4 | personality ✓ | four | These two types are call…
4 | personality ✓ | four | According to this hypoth…
4 | personality ✓ | four | Four self-administered s…
4 | personality ✓ | four | Modern conceptions of pe…
4 | personality ✓ | four | The four temperaments, h…
5 | personality ✓ | five | Results from several Eur…
5 | personality ✓ | five | The five factors continu…
5 | personality ✓ | five | When administering the N…
5 | personality ✓ | five | These five factors also …
5 | personality ✓ | five | There are several person…
5 | personality | five | The approach with most s…
5 | personality ✓ | five | However, the idea that p…
5 | personality ✓ | five | Modern personality psych…
5 | personality ✓ | five | Many personality charact…
5 | personality ✓ | five | A 1997 study found that …
5 | personality ✓ | five | Similar results were fou…
5 | personality ✓ | five | In a Delphi poll of 101 …
5 | personality ✓ | Inventory/Minnesota Multiphasic Personality Inventory/Rorschach Inkblot test/Neurotic Personality Questionnaire KON-2006/Eysenck's Personality Questionnaire | five | Examples of such tests a…
5 | personality ✓ | five | These five factors are m…
6 | personality ✓ | six | When administering the N…
7 | personality ✓ | seven | According to this hypoth…
7 | personality ✓ | seven | According to esoteric sp…
8 | personality ✓ | eight | Evagrius identified eigh…
8 | personality ✓ | eight | Evagrius wrote that "The…
8 | personality ✓ | eight | After an eight-and-a-hal…
9 | personality ✓ | nine | The Enneagram of Persona…
9 | personality ✓ | nine | From this perspective, t…
9 | personality ✓ | nine | As a typology, the Ennea…
9 | personality ✓ | nine | The nine Enneagram perso…
9 | personality ✓ | nine | He did not develop the n…
9 | personality ✓ | nine | The table below offers a…
2 | personality trait ✓ | both | Personality and learning…
2 | personality trait ✓ | major trait models are descriptive/only the three-factor model offers a detailed causal explanation | both | Although both major trai…
2 | personality trait | normal/abnormal personality traits" | both | In her review of the per…
2 | personality trait ✓ | personal/situational variables are needed to account for human behavior | both | By 2009, personality and…
2 | personality trait ✓ | approaches broadly accept that extraversion is associated with sociability and positive affect/whereas neuroticism is associated with emotional instability and negative affect | both | Both approaches broadly …
2 | personality trait ✓ | approaches contain factors for sociability/gregariousness for activity levels/for assertiveness within the higher order factor extraversion | both | For instance, both appro…
2 | personality trait ✓ | both | There was only a weak co…
2 | personality trait ✓ | normal and "fake good"-bias response conditions the relative-scored measure significantly and consistently predicted these outcomes under both conditions/however the Likert questionnaire lost its predictive ability in the faking condition | both | When compared with a tra…
2 | personality trait ✓ | both | Another study found that…
2 | personality trait ✓ | both | A 1996 behavioural genet…
2 | personality trait ✓ | less emotionally stable/more extraverted were more prone to experiencing relationship breakups | both | Men with lower emotional…
2 | personality trait ✓ | both | Personality may change a…
2 | personality trait ✓ | positive/negative major romantic events | both | The results implicated t…
2 | personality trait ✓ | both | For example, both parent…
2 | personality trait ✓ | research/applied settings | both | Its wide acceptance stem…
2 | personality trait ✓ | both | Someone is therefore not…
2 | personality trait ✓ | the EPQ/Big Five approaches extensively use self-report questionnaires | both | Both the EPQ and Big Fiv…
2 | personality trait ✓ | positively correlated with willingness to work/worker productivity within a remote setting with openness to experience being less significant | both | Gavoille and Hazans have…
2 | personality trait ✓ | both | Both are large brained i…
2 | personality trait ✓ | its main categories/the more detailed aspects within them | both | Experts generally agree …
2 | personality trait ✓ | Conscientiousness/Emotional Stability | both | Additionally, women whos…
2 | personality trait ✓ | personality traits/learning styles contribute to academic performance | both | The Big Five together ex…
2 | personality trait ✓ | synthesis analysis methodical study fact retention/elaborative processing | two | Two of the Big Five trai…
2 | personality trait ✓ | two | Social and contextual pa…
2 | personality trait ✓ | Irritability/Activity | two | Other studies have found…
2 | personality trait ✓ | approaches apart/as the five factor model contains no such trait | two | Whatever the causes, psy…
2 | personality trait ✓ | approaches are comparable because of the use of factor analysis to construct hierarchical taxonomies they differ in the organization/number of factors | two | Although these two appro…
2 | personality trait ✓ | most important personality dimensions were "Extraversion"/"Neuroticism" a term that he coined | two | He posited that the two …
2 | personality trait ✓ | extraversion/neuroticism | two | There are two higher-ord…
2 | personality trait ✓ | different groups Task Performance/Contextual Performance with each having three subgroups | two | She delineated soft skil…
2 | personality trait ✓ | two | A wide variety of altern…
2 | personality trait ✓ | as internal causal properties/as purely descriptive summaries | two | There are two approaches…
2 | personality trait ✓ | two | Many lower-order factors…
2 | personality trait ✓ | partners had similar/different levels of trait personality | two | That same study found th…
2 | personality trait ✓ | two | Someone is therefore not…
2 | personality trait ✓ | rank-order consistency/mean-level consistency | two | Two main population-leve…
2 | personality trait ✓ | data samples with the International Personality Item Pool/followed by cross-correlation with scores derived from 10 genetic factors identified as underlying the shared variance among the Revised NEO Personality Inventory facets | two | This was derived through…
2 | personality trait ✓ | two | Two theories have been i…
3 | personality trait ✓ | -factor personality inventory/published by Costa/McCrae in 1985 | three | This was closely followe…
3 | personality trait ✓ | three | Further development in G…
3 | personality trait ✓ | three | It used the three NEO fa…
3 | personality trait ✓ | three | Although both major trai…
3 | personality trait ✓ | Depressive disorders dysthymic disorder anxiety disorders post-traumatic stress disorder panic disorder agoraphobia specific phobia/social phobia/substance use disorders | three | Converging evidence from…
3 | personality trait ✓ | three | The model was based on t…
3 | personality trait ✓ | subgroups were Job Knowledge/Organizational Skills/Efficiency | three | Task Performance was mor…
3 | personality trait ✓ | three | However, there are diffe…
3 | personality trait ✓ | three | Most of the differences …
3 | personality trait ✓ | -factor model identifies the reticular system/the limbic system in the brain as key components that mediate cortical arousal/emotional responses respectively | three | In particular, the three…
3 | personality trait ✓ | three | Given this emphasis on b…
3 | personality trait ✓ | three | A study review found tha…
3 | personality trait ✓ | activity/sociability/shyness | three | In children, Extraversio…
3 | personality trait ✓ | three | They organised for three…
3 | personality trait ✓ | three | She delineated soft skil…
3 | personality trait ✓ | three | McCrae developed the NEO…
3 | personality trait ✓ | three | For example, because som…
3 | personality trait ✓ | levels of commitment are affective commitment/continuance commitment/normative commitment | three | The three levels of comm…
3 | personality trait | three | In a similar vein, the t…
4 | personality trait | learning styles/it suggests that individuals who possess characteristics like discipline/determination/curiosity are more likely to engage in all of the above learning styles | four | Because conscientiousnes…
4 | personality trait ✓ | four | Conscientiousness shows …
4 | personality trait ✓ | four | In children, Extraversio…
4 | personality trait | four | According to the researc…
4 | personality trait ✓ | four | Researchers of adult tem…
4 | personality trait ✓ | four | As one example, Schmeck,…
4 | personality trait ✓ | four | The main functions of th…
4 | personality trait | four | Among four twin studies …
4 | personality trait ✓ | synthesis analysis/methodical study/fact retention/elaborative processing | four | Two of the Big Five trai…
4 | personality trait ✓ | four | He also found four subor…
4 | personality trait | four | These four sets of resea…
4 | personality trait | surgency/sociability/negative emotionality/persistence/effortful control/activity level | four | Models of temperament of…
4 | personality trait | four | Openness has not shown a…
4 | personality trait ✓ | four | In this study people wit…
4 | personality trait ✓ | four | Each of these factors ha…
4 | personality trait | four | More specifically, resea…
5 | personality trait ✓ | five | It is also believed that…
5 | personality trait ✓ | five | In 1992, the NEO PI evol…
5 | personality trait ✓ | five | Due to the length of sen…
5 | personality trait ✓ | five | Research suggests that a…
5 | personality trait ✓ | five | A larger number of facto…
5 | personality trait ✓ | five | Various researchers have…
5 | personality trait ✓ | five | British-American psychol…
5 | personality trait ✓ | five | The Big Five model has b…
5 | personality trait ✓ | five | Its questions and result…
5 | personality trait ✓ | five | The Five Factor personal…
5 | personality trait ✓ | five | Beyond simply predicting…
5 | personality trait ✓ | five | Other studies have found…
5 | personality trait ✓ | five | They re-affirmed the val…
5 | personality trait ✓ | five | Among four twin studies …
5 | personality trait ✓ | five | It has been argued that …
5 | personality trait ✓ | five | In 2007, Colin DeYoung, …
5 | personality trait ✓ | five | The NEO maintainers call…
5 | personality trait ✓ | which it calls "Emotionality"/"Extraversion"/"Agreeableness"/"Conscientiousness"/"Openness to Experience" | five | It adds a sixth factor, …
5 | personality trait ✓ | five | In 2002, the Journal of …
5 | personality trait ✓ | five | However, there are diffe…
5 | personality trait ✓ | five | Other models, like HEXAC…
5 | personality trait ✓ | five | In 1990, J.M. Digman fur…
5 | personality trait ✓ | five | After examining thousand…
5 | personality trait ✓ | five | Studies have been findin…
5 | personality trait ✓ | five | This was the first comme…
5 | personality trait ✓ | five | The Five-Factor model re…
5 | personality trait ✓ | five | The five-factor structur…
5 | personality trait ✓ | five | College students (308 un…
5 | personality trait ✓ | factors/"Anxiety"/"Extraversion"/"Warmth"/"Imagination" and "Conscientiousness" | five | Also in 1978, British ps…
5 | personality trait ✓ | five | The five-factor model wa…
5 | personality trait ✓ | five | The five-factor model wa…
5 | personality trait ✓ | five | In psychology and psycho…
5 | personality trait ✓ | five | Peter Saville and his te…
5 | personality trait ✓ | five | On another tack, scienti…
5 | personality trait ✓ | five | Some research suggests t…
5 | personality trait ✓ | five | The five factor structur…
5 | personality trait ✓ | five | The five overarching dom…
5 | personality trait | five | Five factor approaches c…
5 | personality trait ✓ | five | In her review of the per…
5 | personality trait ✓ | five | While not a measure of t…
5 | personality trait | five | Research has demonstrate…
5 | personality trait ✓ | five | Raymond Cattell built up…
5 | personality trait ✓ | Surgency/Agreeableness/Dependability/Emotional Stability/Culture—an approach later popularized by Warren Norman | five | Ernest Tupes and Raymond…
5 | personality trait ✓ | has been pursued in a variety of languages/cultures/such as German/Chinese/South Asian | five | Research into the Big Fi…
5 | personality trait ✓ | five | Similarly, Wright invest…
5 | personality trait ✓ | five | McCrae developed the NEO…
5 | personality trait ✓ | five | Much of the evidence on …
5 | personality trait ✓ | five | A five factor solution d…
5 | personality trait ✓ | five | The Big Five together ex…
5 | personality trait ✓ | five | Whatever the causes, psy…
5 | personality trait ✓ | five | The five factor model in…
5 | personality trait ✓ | five | Both the EPQ and Big Fiv…
5 | personality trait ✓ | five | A study of 308 undergrad…
5 | personality trait ✓ | five | O'Brien and colleagues e…
5 | personality trait ✓ | five | Several measures of the …
5 | personality trait ✓ | traits/Organizational Skill is only significantly correlated with Conscientiousness/Efficiency is significantly correlated with Conscientiousness/NeuroticismT=-26/P=008 which it is a negative correlation | five | Wright found that Job Kn…
5 | personality trait ✓ | five | Five major models have b…
5 | personality trait ✓ | five | The Big Five personality…
5 | personality trait ✓ | five | More recent research and…
5 | personality trait ✓ | five | Recent studies have begu…
5 | personality trait ✓ | five | To examine how the Big F…
5 | personality trait ✓ | five | The structure, manifesta…
5 | personality trait ✓ | factors they labeled "Surgency"/"Agreeableness"/"Dependability"/"Emotional Stability"/"Culture" | five | Through statistical anal…
5 | personality trait ✓ | five | A study published in 202…
5 | personality trait ✓ | five | Attempts to replicate th…
5 | personality trait ✓ | constructs appear to show some consistency in interviews/self-descriptions/observations/this static five-factor structure seems to be found across a wide range of participants of different ages/cultures | five | Individual differences i…
5 | personality trait | five | A large-scale meta-analy…
5 | personality trait ✓ | five | The Big Five model origi…
5 | personality trait | five | Based on these findings,…
5 | personality trait ✓ | traits/conscientiousness/agreeableness/were positively related with all four learning styles/whereas neuroticism was negatively related with all four learning styles | five | Two of the Big Five trai…
5 | personality trait ✓ | five | Temperament researchers …
5 | personality trait ✓ | five | When the relationship be…
5 | personality trait ✓ | and personality in general/has focused primarily on individual differences in adulthood/rather than in childhood and adolescence/and often include temperament traits | five | Research on the Big Five…
5 | personality trait ✓ | five | Today, the five-factor m…
5 | personality trait ✓ | five | For instance, high level…
5 | personality trait ✓ | romantic relationships through major life events across years in 2005/2009/2013/2017 with a sample of 49932 participants in Germany | five | Asselmann and Sprecht ex…
5 | personality trait ✓ | five | Much like the previous m…
5 | personality trait ✓ | five | Being highly conscientio…
5 | personality trait ✓ | five | Out of the Big Five pers…
5 | personality trait ✓ | five | Research has also demons…
5 | personality trait ✓ | otherwise/most researchers contend that there are significant psychological differences between children that are associated with relatively stable/distinct/salient behavior patterns | five | Contrary to some researc…
5 | personality trait ✓ | five | Some consider the big fi…
5 | personality trait ✓ | five | One limitation highlight…
5 | personality trait ✓ | five | The Big Five Personality…
5 | personality trait ✓ | five | Recent work has found re…
5 | personality trait ✓ | five | When we look at the Five…
5 | personality trait ✓ | personality traits high Agreeableness/Conscientiousness/Extraversion relate to general religiosity/while Openness relate negatively to religious fundamentalism/positively to spirituality | five | Though the effect sizes …
5 | personality trait ✓ | political beliefs/while present/tend to be small/with one study finding correlations ranged from 014 to 024 | five | However, correlations be…
5 | personality trait ✓ | five | However, research has sh…
5 | personality trait ✓ | five | Some authors suggested t…
5 | personality trait ✓ | five | Besides openness, all Bi…
5 | personality trait ✓ | five | Some cross-cultural rese…
5 | personality trait ✓ | five | The Big Five personality…
5 | personality trait ✓ | five | Thus it is premature, at…
5 | personality trait ✓ | five | There are studies that c…
5 | personality trait ✓ | five | Personality can sometime…
5 | personality trait ✓ | five | The predictive effects o…
5 | personality trait ✓ | five | Specific facets of the B…
5 | personality trait ✓ | five | Various facets of the Bi…
5 | personality trait ✓ | five | These common mental diso…
5 | personality trait ✓ | five | This suggests that as we…
5 | personality trait ✓ | five | Some diseases cause chan…
5 | personality trait ✓ | five | A study of gender differ…
5 | personality trait ✓ | five | Research into personalit…
5 | personality trait ✓ | five | The framework groups var…
5 | personality trait ✓ | five | Multiple particularly br…
5 | personality trait ✓ | five | Someone is therefore not…
5 | personality trait ✓ | five | A 1996 behavioural genet…
5 | personality trait ✓ | five | In many studies, the fiv…
5 | personality trait ✓ | five | Thus, the relative-score…
5 | personality trait ✓ | five | When compared with a tra…
5 | personality trait ✓ | five | Research into personalit…
5 | personality trait ✓ | five | Neuroticism is a classic…
5 | personality trait ✓ | five | Although the relationshi…
5 | personality trait ✓ | five | 16PF advocates have sinc…
5 | personality trait ✓ | five | His suggestions, "intell…
5 | personality trait ✓ | "Social Adaptability"/"Emotional Control"/"Conformity"/"Inquiring Intellect"/"Confident Self-expression" | five | In July 1949, American p…
5 | personality trait ✓ | five | In the 1980s, John M. Di…
5 | personality trait ✓ | five | More specifically, resea…
5 | personality trait ✓ | five | Researchers also examine…
5 | personality trait ✓ | five | Using dimensionality red…
5 | personality trait ✓ | five | Big Five proponents have…
5 | personality trait ✓ | five | By contrast, proponents …
5 | personality trait | five | These four sets of resea…
5 | personality trait ✓ | five | For example, Thompson ha…
5 | personality trait ✓ | five | In addition, a previous …
6 | personality trait ✓ | six | However, there are diffe…
6 | personality trait ✓ | neuroticism/extraversion/openness to experience/agreeableness/conscientiousness/activity | six | Some researchers have pr…
6 | personality trait ✓ | six | Despite some preliminary…
6 | personality trait ✓ | six | Each NEO personality dim…
6 | personality trait ✓ | six | Each factor had six face…
9 | personality trait ✓ | nine | However, there are diffe…
10 | personality trait ✓ | ten | The five-factor model wa…
2 | persuasion ✓ | the influencer/influencee | both | Later, Cialdini added a …
2 | persuasion ✓ | both | If both the advertisemen…
2 | persuasion ✓ | in prevalence/effectiveness | both | Methods of persuasion va…
2 | persuasion ✓ | for products/political causes | both | This often occurs in neg…
2 | persuasion ✓ | When this happens people usually assign the scarce item/service more value simply because it is harder to acquire | two | There are two major reas…
2 | persuasion ✓ | The first is physical attractiveness/The second factor is similarity | two | Two major factors contri…
2 | persuasion ✓ | categories real/hypothetical | two | Examples can be split in…
2 | persuasion ✓ | two | Persuasion has tradition…
2 | persuasion ✓ | two | In the Milgram study, a …
2 | persuasion ✓ | general/special | two | The authors differentiat…
3 | persuasion ✓ | three | These include ethos, pat…
3 | persuasion ✓ | three | The Greek philosopher Ar…
3 | persuasion ✓ | three | In The Essential Guide t…
3 | persuasion ✓ | logos/ethos/pathos | three | They go on to talk about…
3 | persuasion ✓ | modes of persuasion/there is also a fourth term/kairos which is related to the “moment” that the speech is going to be held | three | Together with those thre…
4 | persuasion ✓ | modes of persuasion are present in advertisements on social media/on television/in flyers/even on billboards on the side of the road | four | The four modes of persua…
4 | persuasion ✓ | four | We strive for mental con…
4 | persuasion ✓ | four | There are four main func…
4 | persuasion | four | The Greek philosopher Ar…
6 | persuasion ✓ | six | Robert Cialdini, in Infl…
6 | persuasion ✓ | six | As one of the six basic …
2 | Persuasive ✓ | the influencer/influencee | both | Later, Cialdini added a …
2 | Persuasive ✓ | in prevalence/effectiveness | both | Methods of persuasion va…
2 | Persuasive ✓ | for products/political causes | both | This often occurs in neg…
2 | Persuasive ✓ | two | In the Milgram study, a …
2 | Persuasive ✓ | When this happens people usually assign the scarce item/service more value simply because it is harder to acquire | two | There are two major reas…
2 | Persuasive ✓ | The first is physical attractiveness/The second factor is similarity | two | Two major factors contri…
2 | Persuasive ✓ | categories real/hypothetical | two | Examples can be split in…
2 | Persuasive ✓ | two | Persuasion has tradition…
3 | Persuasive ✓ | three | The Greek philosopher Ar…
4 | Persuasive ✓ | four | There are four main func…
4 | Persuasive ✓ | four | The Greek philosopher Ar…
4 | Persuasive | four | We strive for mental con…
6 | Persuasive ✓ | six | Robert Cialdini, in Infl…
6 | Persuasive ✓ | six | As one of the six basic …
2 | phallic ✓ | two | In 1579, a calendar prin…
11 | phallic ✓ | eleven | Uxmal has the largest co…
2 | phase transition ✓ | both | Examples of second-order…
2 | phase transition ✓ | dual | There also exist dual de…
2 | phase transition ✓ | two | A peritectic transformat…
2 | phase transition ✓ | -component single-phase liquid is cooled/transforms into two solid phases | two | There are also a number …
2 | phase transition ✓ | two | Separation into multiple…
2 | phase transition ✓ | two | A monotectic reaction co…
2 | phase transition ✓ | two | This is often the case i…
2 | phase transition ✓ | the change of macroscopic behavior/the coherence of a system at a critical point | two | It has also been suggest…
2 | phase transition ✓ | magnetic phases coexisting/down to the lowest temperature | two | Extending these ideas to…
2 | phase transition ✓ | whereas above the boiling point the gaseous form is the more stable | two | Below the boiling point,…
2 | phase transition ✓ | In practice only the first- and second-order phase transitions are typically observed/The second-order phase transition was for a while controversial as it seems to require two sheets of the Gibbs free energy to osculate exactly which is so unlikely as to never occur in practice | two | The second-order phase t…
2 | phase transition ✓ | phases involved - liquid and vapor/have identical free energies and therefore are equally likely to exist | two | At the phase transition …
2 | phase transition ✓ | two | For example, mean field …
2 | phase transition | two | In the modern classifica…
2 | phase transition ✓ | two | They are continuous but …
2 | phase transition ✓ | independent exponents eg ν/η | two | It can be shown that the…
2 | phase transition ✓ | -dimensional electron gases/belong to this class | two | Many quantum phase trans…
3 | phase transition ✓ | three | In the three-dimensional…
3 | phase transition ✓ | a eutectic transformation/in which a two-component single-phase liquid is cooled/transforms into two solid phases | three | There are also a number …
4 | phase transition ✓ | four | Phase transitions common…
2 | phenomenology | Sartre/Merleau-Ponty | both | This emphasis on the fun…
2 | phenomenology ✓ | both | According to phenomenolo…
2 | phenomenology ✓ | as object/as one's own subjectivity | both | One's body is also exper…
2 | phenomenology ✓ | real/ideal objects | both | In the first edition of …
2 | phenomenology ✓ | personal/intersubjective and as such it avoids the threat of solipsism | both | According to Husserl, th…
2 | phenomenology ✓ | of terms derived from the Greek nous designate respectively the real content noesis/the ideal content noema of an intentional act | pair | In Husserl's phenomenolo…
4 | phenomenology | the epoché/the phenomenological reduction/the eidetic variation/intersubjective corroboration | four | Notwithstanding of the f…
7 | phenomenology ✓ | seven | Some scholars have diffe…
2 | philosophy ✓ | for how philosophers conduct their research/for what claims they defend | both | The discovery of new met…
2 | philosophy ✓ | both | The choice of one's meth…
2 | philosophy ✓ | of which entered Japan in the 6th/7th centuries | both | Traditional Japanese phi…
2 | philosophy ✓ | approaches have the problem that they are usually either too wide by including non-philosophical disciplines/too narrow by excluding some philosophical sub-disciplines | both | Such an approach is purs…
2 | philosophy ✓ | those emphasizing the formal truth conditions of sentences[d]/those investigating circumstances that determine when it is suitable to use a sentence the latter of which is associated with speech act theory | two | There are two broad theo…
2 | philosophy ✓ | mind/matter—are related | two | The mind-body problem is…
3 | philosophy ✓ | three | An influential theory in…
4 | philosophy ✓ | "What can I know?" "What should I do?" "What may I hope?" and "What is the human being?" Both approaches have the problem that they are usually either too wide/by including non-philosophical disciplines/or too narrow/by excluding some philosophical sub-disciplines | four | Such an approach is purs…
6 | philosophy ✓ | Nyāyá/Vaiśeṣika/Sāṃkhya/Yoga/Mīmāṃsā/Vedanta | six | The subsequent classical…
2 | phlegmatic ✓ | of qualities dominated the complementary pair/for example warm and moist dominated cool and dry | pair | In the remaining four ty…
2 | phlegmatic ✓ | most important factors when digesting are the types of food/the person's body temperature | two | The idea was that the tw…
2 | phlegmatic ✓ | a primary/secondary temperament | two | He proposed that some pe…
2 | phlegmatic ✓ | dimensions/Eysenck noted how the results were similar to the four ancient temperaments | two | By pairing the two dimen…
3 | phlegmatic ✓ | strength/mobility of nervous processes and balance between excitation and inhibition/and derived four types based on these three properties | three | In the field of physiolo…
4 | phlegmatic ✓ | four | 370 BC) described the fo…
4 | phlegmatic ✓ | four | The properties of these …
4 | phlegmatic | four | In the field of physiolo…
4 | phlegmatic | four | Immanuel Kant (1724–1804…
4 | phlegmatic | four | The four temperament the…
4 | phlegmatic | were the temperamental categories which Galen named "sanguine"/"choleric"/"melancholic"/"phlegmatic" after the bodily humours | four | These last four were the…
4 | phlegmatic ✓ | four | In four less-ideal types…
4 | phlegmatic ✓ | four | By pairing the two dimen…
4 | phlegmatic ✓ | four | In the remaining four ty…
4 | phlegmatic ✓ | humors'/related discussions extensively/in depth/proposes a psychoanalytic integration of the material | four | C.G. Jung's Psychologica…
4 | phlegmatic | sanguine/choleric/melancholic/phlegmatic | four | The four temperament the…
4 | phlegmatic ✓ | four | He classified them as ho…
4 | phlegmatic ✓ | four | Examples are DISC assess…
4 | phlegmatic | four | The 19th-century French …
4 | phlegmatic | four | Modern medical science h…
4 | phlegmatic | although originally conceived as a ballet for Léonide Massine/the score was ultimately completed as a commission for George Balanchine/who subsequently choreographed it as a neoclassical ballet/using the theory of the temperaments as a point of departure | four | Paul Hindemith's Theme a…
4 | phlegmatic | four | In the 20th century, Car…
5 | phlegmatic ✓ | five | The National Christian C…
9 | phlegmatic ✓ | nine | There could also be bala…
2 | phylum ✓ | in Monilophyta/as shown below | both | Thus some sources place …
2 | phylum ✓ | Orthonectida/Rhombozoa | two | On the other hand, the h…
2 | phylum ✓ | green algae divisions Chlorophyta/Charophyta to form the clade Viridiplantae | two | All definitions include …
2 | phylum ✓ | as a group of organisms with a certain degree of morphological or developmental similarity/or a group of organisms with a certain degree of evolutionary relatedness | two | At its most basic, a phy…
4 | phylum | four | The definitions of zoolo…
4 | phylum | Entomophthoromycotina/Kickxellomycotina/Mucoromycotina/Zoopagomycotina | four | Its members would be div…
5 | phylum ✓ | five | Eichler (1883) classifie…
5 | phylum ✓ | five | Kingdom Protista (or Pro…
6 | phylum ✓ | six | The definitions of zoolo…
6 | phylum ✓ | six | Kingdom Protista (or Pro…
8 | phylum ✓ | eight | Depending on definitions…
2 | physical touch ✓ | skin muscle/organs for example | both | It consists both of sens…
2 | physical touch ✓ | animals occurs through stroking licking/grooming | two | Usually, tactile contact…
2 | physical touch ✓ | two | It was found that this a…
2 | physical touch ✓ | different types of mechanoreceptor in the skin are termed low-threshold mechanoreceptors/high threshold mechanoreceptors | two | The two different types …
2 | physical touch ✓ | two | The somatosensory system…
2 | physical touch ✓ | different orientations which can be applied manually/with automated equipment | two | In this task subjects id…
3 | physical touch ✓ | first-order/second-order/third-order | three | A somatosensory pathway …
3 | physical touch ✓ | -dimensional orientation of the head/by inference/the rest of the body | three | The receptor for the sen…
4 | physical touch ✓ | four | The four mechanoreceptor…
4 | physical touch | four | They are innervated by f…
2 | physics ✓ | quantum theory/the theory of relativity find applications in many areas of modern physics | both | Both quantum theory and …
2 | physics ✓ | agree with existing experiments and successfully predict future experimental results/while experimentalists devise and perform experiments to test theoretical predictions and explore new phenomena | both | Theorists seek to develo…
2 | physics ✓ | classical semi-classical and quantum treatments/they can treat their subject from a microscopic view | both | All three areas include …
2 | physics ✓ | connect the things observable to humans to root causes/then connect these causes together | both | Thus, physics aims to bo…
2 | physics ✓ | both | Both of these theories c…
2 | physics ✓ | This effect was later called magnetism which was first rigorously studied in the 17th century/This was also first studied rigorously in the 17th century and came to be called electricity | two | But even before the Chin…
2 | physics ✓ | two | The field generally incl…
2 | physics ✓ | electricity/magnetism | two | Thus, physics had come t…
2 | physics ✓ | chief theories of modern physics present a different picture of the concepts of space time/matter from that presented by classical physics | two | The two chief theories o…
2 | physics ✓ | two | In the 1932 Annual Revie…
2 | physics ✓ | millennia physics chemistry biology/certain branches of mathematics were a part of natural philosophy but during the Scientific Revolution in the 17th century these natural sciences branched into separate research endeavors | two | Over much of the past tw…
2 | physics ✓ | two | Aristotelian physics was…
2 | physics ✓ | Albert Einstein's general relativity/the cosmological principle | two | The Big Bang model rests…
3 | physics ✓ | areas include both classical/semi-classical/quantum treatments they can treat their subject from a microscopic view | three | All three areas include …
3 | physics ✓ | areas are grouped together because of their interrelationships/the similarity of methods used/the commonality of their relevant energy scales | three | The three areas are grou…
4 | physics ✓ | four | He explained ideas such …
4 | physics ✓ | air/fire/water/earth | four | Aristotle believed that …
2 | pilgrimage ✓ | such as the Batu Caves near Kuala Lumpur/Malaysia | both | Hindu pilgrimage destina…
2 | pilgrimage ✓ | Sunni/Shia Muslims | both | Ziyarat is a voluntary a…
2 | pilgrimage ✓ | in Greece/are widely known | both | The Greek and Roman cust…
2 | pilgrimage ✓ | appointed pilgrims before they joined the board of directors of the Watch Tower Bible and Tract Society of Pennsylvania/the IBSA later adopted the name Jehovah's Witnesses and renamed pilgrims as traveling overseers | both | Rutherford were both app…
2 | pilgrimage ✓ | the House of Bahá'u'lláh in Baghdad Iraq/the House of the Báb in Shiraz Iran | two | Bahá'u'lláh decreed pilg…
2 | pilgrimage ✓ | three million people have participated in the Hajj annually | two | Since 2014, two or three…
3 | pilgrimage ✓ | nearby towns of Maastricht/Aachen/Kornelimünster where many important relics could be seen | three | A combined pilgrimage wa…
3 | pilgrimage ✓ | three | In the early period of H…
3 | pilgrimage ✓ | Pilgrimage Festivals of Passover/Shavuot and Sukkot/and all adult men who were able were required to visit and offer sacrifices at the Temple | three | While Solomon's Temple s…
3 | pilgrimage ✓ | three | Since 2014, two or three…
4 | pilgrimage ✓ | four | In India and Nepal, ther…
4 | pilgrimage ✓ | million pilgrims participate annually to celebrate the life/teachings of Cheikh Amadou Bamba/the founder of the Mouride brotherhood/who established the order in 1883 | four | About four million pilgr…
5 | pilgrimage ✓ | five | The Ḥajj (Arabic: حَـجّ, m…
5 | pilgrimage ✓ | five | The Panj Takht (Punjabi:…
5 | pilgrimage ✓ | five | According to him: "He pe…
9 | pilgrimage ✓ | nine | The designated sites for…
2 | plant ✓ | both | Many plants use both mec…
2 | plant ✓ | for their medicinal and physiological effects/and for the industrial synthesis of a vast array of organic chemicals | both | Medicinal plants are a p…
2 | plant ✓ | both | Many hundreds of medicin…
2 | plant ✓ | both | The classification of Br…
2 | plant ✓ | flowering plants/conifers for timber | both | More broadly, agricultur…
2 | plant ✓ | the "chlorophyte algae"/the "streptophyte algae" are treated as paraphyletic in this analysis as the land plants arose from within those groups | both | Both the "chlorophyte al…
2 | plant ✓ | pair | Another widespread ancie…
2 | plant ✓ | groups plants/animals | two | All living things were t…
2 | plant ✓ | flowering plants/have adapted to the prevailing conditions on that southern continent | two | Plants are distributed a…
4 | plant ✓ | There are about 382000 accepted species of plants/of which the great majority/some 283000/produce seeds | four | From least to most inclu…
4 | plant ✓ | four | When the name Plantae or…
2 | playful ✓ | types of play promote adaptive behaviors/mental states of happiness | both | Both types of play promo…
2 | playful ✓ | the activity and the rules are subject to change in this form/and children can make any changes to the rules or objectives of the play at any time | both | Both the activity and th…
2 | playful ✓ | dogs was facing away or otherwise preoccupied/attention-getting behaviors and signals were used by the other dog to communicate the intent and/or desire to continue on with the dyadic play | two | When one of the two dogs…
2 | playful ✓ | hours of play the children have the opportunity to express their plans/discuss with their peers | two | Before and after the two…
2 | playful ✓ | hours of free play during which the children choose the available material they want to use/build structures to play | two | The method was created b…
2 | playful ✓ | two | The United Nations predi…
2 | playful ✓ | species of monkeys Semnopithecus entellus/Macaca mulatta that came into association with each other during food provisioning by pilgrims at the Ambagarh Forest Reserve near Jaipur India shows the interspecific interaction that developed between the juveniles of the two species when opportunity presented itself | two | A study on two species o…
3 | playful ✓ | three | This method of self-init…
7 | playful ✓ | seven | The California-based Nat…
10 | playful ✓ | ten | As little as ten minutes…
3 | plot | three | Examples: Odyssey (Homer…
3 | plot ✓ | three | Booker asserts that the …
3 | plot ✓ | three | In adult stories, the Ru…
3 | plot ✓ | Bears"/"Cinderella"/"Little Red Riding Hood" | three | The third event in a ser…
4 | plot | four | Booker asserts that the …
4 | plot | four | Examples: The Wasps (Ari…
7 | plot ✓ | seven | The Seven Basic Plots: W…
7 | plot ✓ | seven | Booker asserts that the …
7 | plot ✓ | seven | Examples: Perseus, These…
2 | poetry ✓ | both | However, a number of var…
2 | poetry ✓ | prose/poetry | both | Prose poetry is a hybrid…
2 | poetry | verse/prose since first being recorded about 500 BCE are perhaps the richest single source of allegorical poetry through the ages | both | Aesop's Fables, repeated…
2 | poetry ✓ | Odes were first developed by poets writing in ancient Greek such as Pindar and Latin such as Horace/Odes are often intended to be recited or sung by two choruses or individuals with the first reciting the strophe the second the antistrophe and both together the epode | both | Odes are often intended …
2 | poetry ✓ | double | Common forms include the…
2 | poetry ✓ | differ in the number of syllables in the second wak of the final bat/inter-stanza rhyming rules | two | The two differ in the nu…
2 | poetry ✓ | The first wak of each bat has five syllables/The second wak has two or four syllables in the first and third bat two syllables in the second and four syllables in the fourth | two | The first wak of each ba…
2 | poetry ✓ | two | Examples of dramatic poe…
2 | poetry ✓ | two | Classical Chinese poetic…
2 | poetry ✓ | quatrains and the sestet/while English sonnets usually place it at or near the beginning of the closing couplet | two | In the Petrarchan sonnet…
2 | poetry ✓ | wak[note 3] The first wak has five syllables the second has a variable number also depending on the type/may be optional | two | The bat are subdivided i…
2 | poetry ✓ | choruses with the first reciting the strophe the second the antistrophe/both together the epode | two | Odes are often intended …
2 | poetry | lines is a couplet three lines a triplet four lines a quatrain/so on | two | Thus a collection of two…
2 | poetry ✓ | two | This was likely derived …
2 | poetry ✓ | lines with identical meters which rhyme/two lines held together by a common meter alone | two | For example, a couplet m…
2 | poetry ✓ | unstressed syllables/closing with a stressed syllable | two | The most common metrical…
2 | poetry ✓ | โคลงสุภาพ/[kʰlōːŋ sùpʰâːp] | two | The type of khlong is na…
2 | poetry ✓ | or three alliterations the odd-numbered lines had partial rhyme of consonants with dissimilar vowels not necessarily at the beginning of the word/the even lines contained internal rhyme in set syllables | two | In addition to two or th…
2 | poetry ✓ | refrains initially used in the first/third lines of the first stanza | two | The villanelle is a nine…
3 | poetry ✓ | sections/a kigo/season-word | three | Traditionally, haiku con…
3 | poetry ✓ | three | Generally written in a s…
3 | poetry ✓ | melopoeia/phanopoeia/logopoeia | three | Ezra Pound distinguished…
3 | poetry ✓ | three | In the first publication…
3 | poetry | a strophe/an antistrophe/an epode | three | The ode generally has th…
3 | poetry ✓ | three | The chief device of anci…
3 | poetry ✓ | three | In skaldic poetry, the d…
3 | poetry ✓ | which/due to its very speculative nature/he termed a "prose poem" | three | Poe's most remarkable ac…
3 | poetry ✓ | three | This was likely derived …
3 | poetry ✓ | three | Robinson Jeffers, Marian…
3 | poetry ✓ | epic poetry lyric poetry/dramatic poetry treating comedy/tragedy as subgenres of dramatic poetry | three | Later aestheticians iden…
3 | poetry ✓ | lines a triplet/four lines a quatrain/so on | three | Thus a collection of two…
3 | poetry ✓ | three | The line length is scann…
3 | poetry ✓ | alliterations/the odd-numbered lines had partial rhyme of consonants with dissimilar vowels/not necessarily at the beginning of the word the even lines contained internal rhyme in set syllables | three | In addition to two or th…
3 | poetry ✓ | three | Notably, the existing fr…
4 | poetry ✓ | four | For the other variations…
4 | poetry ✓ | four | Thus a collection of two…
4 | poetry | four | The number of metrical f…
4 | poetry | four | The most common metrical…
4 | poetry ✓ | four | Among its other rules, t…
4 | poetry ✓ | four | It has four bat per stan…
4 | poetry ✓ | four | The basic form of jintis…
4 | poetry ✓ | four | The English (or Shakespe…
4 | poetry ✓ | four | Mai ek is required for s…
4 | poetry ✓ | syllables in the first/third bat/two syllables in the second/four syllables in the fourth | four | The first wak of each ba…
5 | poetry ✓ | syllables The second wak has two/four syllables in the first/third bat/two syllables in the second/four syllables in the fourth | five | The first wak of each ba…
5 | poetry ✓ | five | The line length is scann…
5 | poetry ✓ | five | However, the third and f…
5 | poetry ✓ | five | A limerick is a poem tha…
5 | poetry ✓ | five | This was likely derived …
5 | poetry ✓ | five | Thus, "iambic pentameter…
5 | poetry ✓ | five | In classic form, the gha…
5 | poetry ✓ | five | The villanelle is a nine…
5 | poetry ✓ | five | The bat are subdivided i…
5 | poetry ✓ | five | Tanka is a form of unrhy…
6 | poetry ✓ | six | The number of metrical f…
6 | poetry ✓ | six | Similarly, "dactylic hex…
6 | poetry ✓ | six | Each half-line had exact…
6 | poetry | six | A traditional Italian or…
7 | poetry ✓ | seven | However, the third and f…
7 | poetry ✓ | seven | The line length is scann…
7 | poetry ✓ | seven | Rhythm is very important…
7 | poetry ✓ | seven | Mai ek is required for s…
8 | poetry ✓ | eight | In skaldic poetry, the d…
8 | poetry ✓ | eight | The basic form of jintis…
8 | poetry ✓ | eight | For the other variations…
10 | poetry ✓ | ten | Rhythm is very important…
2 | Political science ✓ | the undergraduate/postgraduate levels although most but not all undergraduate level education in these sub-fields of political science is generally found in academic concentrations within a political science academic major | both | Separate, specialized or…
2 | Political science ✓ | normative/positive political science with each part of the discipline sharing some historical predecessors | both | Integrating political st…
2 | Political science ✓ | political crises and external crises that can affect politics/is not limited to attempts to predict regime transitions or major changes in political institutions | both | The study of major crise…
2 | Political science ✓ | two | Political science, possi…
2 | Polyphonic ✓ | These treatises provided examples of two-voice note-against-note embellishments of chants using parallel octaves fifths and fourths/However a two-part antiphon to Saint Boniface recently discovered in the British Library is thought to have originated in a monastery in north-west Germany and has been dated to the early tenth century | both | Although the exact origi…
2 | Polyphonic ✓ | drone/holding the interval of a fifth around the melody | double | The middle part carries …
2 | Polyphonic ✓ | major stylistic groups as performed by the Tosks/Labs of southern Albania | two | Albanian polyphonic sing…
2 | Polyphonic ✓ | - three-/four-voice polyphony | two | It can be differentiated…
2 | Polyphonic ✓ | -voice note-against-note embellishments of chants using parallel octaves fifths/fourths | two | These treatises provided…
2 | Polyphonic ✓ | the Cultural Model/the Evolutionary Model | two | Currently there are two …
2 | Polyphonic ✓ | among the Tosks it is always continuous and sung on the syllable 'e' using staggered breathing/while among the Labs the drone is sometimes sung as a rhythmic tone performed to the text of the song | two | The drone is performed i…
2 | Polyphonic ✓ | antiphon to Saint Boniface recently discovered in the British Library is thought to have originated in a monastery in north-west Germany/has been dated to the early tenth century | two-part | However, a two-part anti…
2 | Polyphonic ✓ | two-part | Chechen and Ingush polyp…
2 | Polyphonic ✓ | two-part | In Burundi, rural women …
3 | Polyphonic ✓ | three | It can be differentiated…
3 | Polyphonic ✓ | three | Traditionally, Paghjella…
3 | Polyphonic | complex polyphony which is common in Svaneti/polyphonic dialogue over a bass background prevalent in the Kakheti region in Eastern Georgia/contrasted polyphony with three partially improvised sung parts characteristic of western Georgia | three | There are three types of…
3 | Polyphonic ✓ | parts with strong dissonances/parallel fifths/a unique tuning system based on perfect fifths | three | Georgian polyphony is tr…
3 | Polyphonic ✓ | chord/consisting of fourth and the second on top/is almost unique | three-part | The specific cadence of …
3 | Polyphonic ✓ | The middle part carries the main melody accompanied by a double drone holding the interval of a fifth around the melody/Intervals and chords are often dissonances sevenths seconds fourths and traditional Chechen and Ingush songs use sharper dissonances than other North Caucasian traditions/The specific cadence of a final dissonant three-part chord consisting of fourth and the second on top c-f-g is almost unique | three-part | Chechen and Ingush polyp…
4 | Polyphonic ✓ | singers/significantly less melisma/it was much more structured/it exemplified more homophony | four | There were now four sing…
4 | Polyphonic ✓ | four | It can be differentiated…
6 | Polyphonic ✓ | six | The Dorze people, for ex…
6 | Polyphonic ✓ | six-part | The oldest surviving pie…
2 | polytheism ✓ | of form/formless however the common people who remain unaware of these concepts worship their deities as ultimate god | both | Hindus who practice Bhak…
2 | polytheism ✓ | both | Theistic Hinduism encomp…
2 | polytheism ✓ | Jesus/the Holy Spirit are also divine | both | Mormons teach that "The …
2 | polytheism ✓ | transcendent/immanent throughout creation | both | They say that the Primal…
2 | polytheism ✓ | both | Sered used this term in …
2 | polytheism ✓ | of Sky and Earth only one part and calling it the King of Heaven/as Matteo Ricci did | pair | He argues that "Even the…
2 | polytheism | two | Cultural exchange could …
2 | polytheism ✓ | gods/a best god henotheism" | two | Other scholars state tha…
2 | polytheism ✓ | sources that obviously do not suggest Hestia surrendered her seat/though he suggests she did | two | Robert Graves' The Greek…
3 | polytheism ✓ | three | Joseph Smith, the founde…
3 | polytheism ✓ | three | Christianity contends th…
3 | polytheism ✓ | distinct persons/some believe Christianity should be considered a form of tritheism/a form of polytheism | three | Because the deity is thr…
4 | polytheism | four | Academically speaking, t…
4 | polytheism ✓ | four | (Padma Purana). Four pro…
5 | polytheism ✓ | five | Types of deities often f…
6 | polytheism ✓ | six | In 1508, a London Lollar…
12 | polytheism ✓ | Zeus/Hera/Poseidon/Athena/Ares/Demeter/Apollo/Artemis/Hephaestus/Aphrodite/Hermes/Hestia | twelve | The classical scheme in …
2 | practical ✓ | Peirce and James recall/it was Wright who demanded a phenomenalist and fallibilist empiricism as an alternative to rationalistic speculation" | both | John Shook has said, "Ch…
2 | practical ✓ | scholars of psychology/that Mead became a sociologist | both | Behaviorism and function…
2 | practical ✓ | ie/whizzing atoms | both | More recently, a similar…
2 | practical ✓ | pragmatism/principles of statistics as aspects of scientific method in general | both | At the same time he held…
2 | practical ✓ | by other neopragmatists such as Susan Haack/by many analytic philosophers | both | Neopragmatism as represe…
2 | practical ✓ | both | Both John Dewey in Exper…
2 | practical ✓ | Dewey and James investigated the role that religion can still play in contemporary society/the former in A Common Faith and the latter in The Varieties of Religious Experience | both | Both Dewey and James inv…
2 | practical ✓ | both | Dewey also criticized th…
2 | practical ✓ | pluralist/practical | both | Proponents suggest that …
2 | practical ✓ | two | Here knowledge and actio…
2 | practical ✓ | two | The two were supposed, h…
2 | practical ✓ | two | Quine's paper "Two Dogma…
2 | practical ✓ | two | The paper is an attack o…
3 | practical ✓ | the right/the virtuous/the good | three | In his classic article "…
3 | practical ✓ | three | He held that while all t…
3 | practical ✓ | became friends influenced each other/were engaged in the Hull House experience/women's rights causes | three | Jane Addams, John Dewey,…
2 | praiseworthy ✓ | sisters/his Aunt Arabella | two | The next day, as they ar…
2 | pray ✓ | rosary/Jesus prayer | both | In both Buddhism and Hin…
2 | pray ✓ | a result of this approach/an exhortation to keep it | both | Prayer books such as the…
2 | pray ✓ | groups who left before prayers began/although the Harris study did demonstrate the prayed for patients on average received lower course scores | both | Another such study was r…
2 | pray ✓ | asana/pranayama | both | In Thelema (which includ…
2 | pray ✓ | the physical/non-physical worlds | both | Very much as in Hermetic…
2 | pray ✓ | both | Practitioners of theurgy…
2 | pray | -blinded/that in the Harris study patients actually had a longer hospital stay in the prayer group if one discounts the patients in both groups who left before prayers began although the Harris study did demonstrate the prayed for patients on average received lower course scores | double | Another such study was r…
2 | pray ✓ | -blind design and about 500 subjects per group was published in 1988/it suggested that intercessory prayer by born again Christians had a statistically significant positive effect on a coronary care unit population | double | One such study, with a d…
2 | pray ✓ | -blind study of the Mayo Clinic found no significant difference in the recovery rates between people who were assigned to a group that prayed for them/those who were not | double | A 2001 double-blind stud…
2 | pray ✓ | two | Christian Scientists do …
2 | pray ✓ | two | The Carmen Arvale and th…
2 | pray | the ritualistic/structured elements | two | Jewish prayer is usually…
2 | pray ✓ | The first of these is when prayer is described as occurring and a result is achieved but no further information regarding a person's prayer is given/The second way in which prayer is depicted is through fully fleshed out episodes of prayer where a person's prayer is related in full | two | Individual prayer is des…
3 | pray ✓ | separate parts of the day/providing several Hadith as supporting evidence although according to Shi'a Islam/it is also permissible to pray at five times | three | Certain Shi'a sects pray…
3 | pray ✓ | three | In a rationalist approac…
3 | pray ✓ | three | The Arabic word for pray…
3 | pray ✓ | three | Followers of the Baháʼí …
3 | pray ✓ | times every day/while laypeople also recite the Rushuma/Asut Malkia daily | three | Mandaean priests recite …
3 | pray ✓ | three | Observant Jews pray thre…
3 | pray ✓ | three | Daily prayer in Mandaeis…
3 | pray ✓ | three | The three prayer times i…
3 | pray ✓ | three | Hindus may pray to the h…
3 | pray ✓ | three | A common prayer is "May …
4 | pray ✓ | often consisting of four hand/body positions/recitation of a memorized song/normally spoken/addressing different forms of God identified with the sun | four | In Thelema (which includ…
5 | pray ✓ | five | The act of prayer is att…
5 | pray ✓ | five | Certain Shi'a sects pray…
5 | pray ✓ | five | The Arabic word for pray…
6 | pray ✓ | primitive/ritual/Greek cultural/philosophical/mystical/prophetic | six | Within Christian circles…
7 | pray ✓ | seven | For instance, a 2006 met…
7 | pray ✓ | seven | In the second century Ap…
10 | pray ✓ | ten | Communal prayer is prefe…
2 | prayer ✓ | the physical/non-physical worlds | both | Very much as in Hermetic…
2 | prayer ✓ | asana/pranayama | both | In Thelema (which includ…
2 | prayer ✓ | rosary/Jesus prayer | both | In both Buddhism and Hin…
2 | prayer ✓ | a result of this approach/an exhortation to keep it | both | Prayer books such as the…
2 | prayer ✓ | groups who left before prayers began/although the Harris study did demonstrate the prayed for patients on average received lower course scores | both | Another such study was r…
2 | prayer ✓ | both | Practitioners of theurgy…
2 | prayer ✓ | -blind study of the Mayo Clinic found no significant difference in the recovery rates between people who were assigned to a group that prayed for them/those who were not | double | A 2001 double-blind stud…
2 | prayer ✓ | -blinded/that in the Harris study patients actually had a longer hospital stay in the prayer group if one discounts the patients in both groups who left before prayers began although the Harris study did demonstrate the prayed for patients on average received lower course scores | double | Another such study was r…
2 | prayer | -blind design and about 500 subjects per group was published in 1988/it suggested that intercessory prayer by born again Christians had a statistically significant positive effect on a coronary care unit population | double | One such study, with a d…
2 | prayer ✓ | The first of these is when prayer is described as occurring and a result is achieved but no further information regarding a person's prayer is given/The second way in which prayer is depicted is through fully fleshed out episodes of prayer where a person's prayer is related in full | two | Individual prayer is des…
2 | prayer ✓ | two | Christian Scientists do …
2 | prayer ✓ | two | The Carmen Arvale and th…
2 | prayer ✓ | the ritualistic/structured elements | two | Jewish prayer is usually…
3 | prayer ✓ | three | Followers of the Baháʼí …
3 | prayer ✓ | three | Daily prayer in Mandaeis…
3 | prayer ✓ | three | Hindus may pray to the h…
3 | prayer ✓ | three | Observant Jews pray thre…
3 | prayer ✓ | three | In a rationalist approac…
3 | prayer ✓ | three | A common prayer is "May …
3 | prayer ✓ | three | The three prayer times i…
3 | prayer ✓ | separate parts of the day/providing several Hadith as supporting evidence although according to Shi'a Islam/it is also permissible to pray at five times | three | Certain Shi'a sects pray…
3 | prayer ✓ | times every day/while laypeople also recite the Rushuma/Asut Malkia daily | three | Mandaean priests recite …
3 | prayer ✓ | three | The Arabic word for pray…
4 | prayer ✓ | often consisting of four hand/body positions/recitation of a memorized song/normally spoken/addressing different forms of God identified with the sun | four | In Thelema (which includ…
5 | prayer ✓ | five | The act of prayer is att…
5 | prayer ✓ | five | The Arabic word for pray…
5 | prayer ✓ | five | Certain Shi'a sects pray…
6 | prayer ✓ | primitive/ritual/Greek cultural/philosophical/mystical/prophetic | six | Within Christian circles…
7 | prayer ✓ | seven | For instance, a 2006 met…
7 | prayer ✓ | seven | In the second century Ap…
10 | prayer ✓ | ten | Communal prayer is prefe…
2 | precept ✓ | in their śrāvakayāna/bodhisattva formats | both | In China, the five prece…
2 | precept ✓ | lay/monastic | both | The five precepts form t…
2 | precept ✓ | offensive/defensive | both | In many Jātaka tales, su…
2 | precept ✓ | lay people/monastics | both | However, in some parts o…
2 | precept ✓ | both | The schools that would s…
2 | precept ✓ | at home/at the local temple | both | Undertaking the five pre…
2 | precept ✓ | both | Buddhists tend to take "…
2 | precept ✓ | ways along the juridical relationship both to what one is due to do/to what is due to one" | both | For example, the followi…
2 | precept ✓ | extremes/but rather incorporates two opposite perspectives | two | Keown points out, howeve…
2 | precept ✓ | precepts may be in conflict but is rather characterized by "a commitment to/nontheoretical grasp of the basic Buddhist moral values" | two | Gowans argues that there…
3 | precept ✓ | precepts are to abstain from eating at the wrong time/to abstain from entertainment such as dancing singing music watching shows as well as to abstain from wearing garlands perfumes cosmetics and personal adornments/to abstain from luxurious seats and beds | three | The final three precepts…
3 | precept | three | In Thailand, a leading l…
3 | precept ✓ | items is different/with numbers 6/8 switched | three | In many medieval Chinese…
3 | precept ✓ | three | After this, the monk adm…
3 | precept ✓ | to uphold them without having formally undertaken them/to uphold them formally willing to sacrifice one's own life for it/finally to spontaneously uphold them | three | Upholding the precepts i…
3 | precept ✓ | three | But the word also refers…
3 | precept ✓ | gem/become a required condition for the practice of Buddhism/as laypeople have to undergo a formal initiation to become a member of the Buddhist religion | triple | Lastly, the precepts, to…
3 | precept ✓ | gem] for the sake of observing them/one by one/separately" | triple | In Thailand, a leading l…
3 | precept ✓ | triple | At a third stage in the …
3 | precept ✓ | triple | After this, the monk adm…
3 | precept ✓ | the Buddha/his teaching/the monastic community | triple | First of all, the precep…
4 | precept ✓ | four | The latter refers to the…
4 | precept | precepts may be more/less blamable depending on the person/animal affected the fifth precept is always "greatly blamable" as it hinders one from understanding the Buddha's teaching/may lead one to "madness" | four | Medieval Pāli commentato…
4 | precept | Buddhist precepts were nearly identical to these pañcaśīla/but the fifth precept/the prohibition on intoxication/was new in Buddhism[note 3] the Buddha's emphasis on awareness was unique | four | The first four Buddhist …
4 | precept ✓ | four | Finally, the first four …
5 | precept ✓ | five | Secondly, the five prece…
5 | precept ✓ | five | On a similar note, human…
5 | precept ✓ | five | In Early Buddhism, the f…
5 | precept ✓ | five | Keown further proposes t…
5 | precept ✓ | five | On a similar note, in Bu…
5 | precept ✓ | five | Researchers doing field …
5 | precept ✓ | five | Buddhist monk and schola…
5 | precept ✓ | five | Studying lay and monasti…
5 | precept ✓ | five | Keown, however, has argu…
5 | precept ✓ | five | The ten–eleven bodhisatt…
5 | precept ✓ | five | On a similar note, peace…
5 | precept ✓ | five | However, many mindfulnes…
5 | precept ✓ | five | Contrasting these precep…
5 | precept ✓ | five | Finally, the first four …
5 | precept ✓ | five | In Spiro's field studies…
5 | precept ✓ | five | In Cambodia, a millenari…
5 | precept ✓ | five | And in the 2010s, the Su…
5 | precept ✓ | five | In another development i…
5 | precept ✓ | five | In modern times, referri…
5 | precept ✓ | precepts lie at the foundation of all Buddhist practice/in that respect/can be compared with the Ten Commandments in Christianity/Judaism/the ethical codes of Confucianism | five | In conclusion, the five …
5 | precept ✓ | "For a state that is not pleasant/delightful to me must be so to him also/a state that is not pleasing/delightful to me/how could I inflict that upon another?" | five | They are forms of restra…
5 | precept ✓ | five | Several modern teachers …
5 | precept ✓ | five | The five precepts are al…
5 | precept ✓ | five | On the other hand, the m…
5 | precept ✓ | five | Already from the 4th cen…
5 | precept ✓ | five | In countries where Buddh…
5 | precept ✓ | precepts are part of the right speech/action and livelihood aspects of the Noble Eightfold Path/the core teaching of Buddhism[note 2] Moreover/the practice of the five precepts and other parts of śīla are described as forms of merit-making/means to create good karma | five | The five precepts are pa…
5 | precept ✓ | five | On the other hand, peopl…
5 | precept ✓ | five | The objective of the eig…
5 | precept ✓ | five | The first five of the ei…
5 | precept ✓ | five | In Thailand, a leading l…
5 | precept ✓ | five | Keown has argued that th…
5 | precept ✓ | five | Undertaking and upholdin…
5 | precept ✓ | five | The five precepts were b…
5 | precept ✓ | precepts were integrated in Chinese society/they were associated and connected with karma/Chinese cosmology and medicine/a Daoist worldview/and Confucian virtue ethics | five | When the five precepts w…
5 | precept ✓ | five | Śīla (Sanskrit; Pali: sī…
5 | precept ✓ | five | Comparing different part…
5 | precept ✓ | five | The five precepts have b…
5 | precept ✓ | First of all the precepts are combined with a declaration of faith in the Triple Gem the Buddha his teaching and the monastic community/At a third stage in the texts the precepts are actually mentioned together with the triple gem as though they are part of it/In China the five precepts were introduced in the first centuries CE both in their śrāvakayāna and bodhisattva formats/During this time it was particularly Buddhist teachers who promoted abstinence from alcohol the fifth precept since Daoism and other thought systems emphasized moderation rather than full abstinence/Chinese Buddhists interpreted the fifth precept strictly even more so than in Indic Buddhism | five | In Early Buddhist Texts,…
5 | precept ✓ | five | Furthermore, Buddhist te…
5 | precept ✓ | five | The five precepts form t…
5 | precept | five | In some schools of ancie…
5 | precept ✓ | five | In Buddhism, the fundame…
5 | precept ✓ | five | The five precepts were p…
5 | precept ✓ | five | He therefore concluded t…
5 | precept ✓ | five | The five precepts can be…
5 | precept ✓ | five | The five precepts are at…
5 | precept ✓ | five | In many Western Buddhist…
5 | precept ✓ | five | Peace studies scholar Th…
5 | precept ✓ | precepts lead with good behavior to bliss/with good behavior to wealth/success/they lead with good behavior to happiness/therefore purify behavior" Imāni pañca sikkhāpadāni | five | "These five precepts lea…
5 | precept ✓ | five | Similarly, there has bee…
5 | precept ✓ | five | In modern times, traditi…
5 | precept ✓ | five | More recently, in a 1997…
5 | precept ✓ | five | The five precepts (Sansk…
5 | precept ✓ | five | Academic Buntham Phunsap…
5 | precept ✓ | five | Undertaking the five pre…
5 | precept ✓ | five | He then continues with r…
5 | precept | five | The five precepts were c…
5 | precept ✓ | five | As of 2015, several trai…
5 | precept ✓ | five | Buddhist scriptures expl…
5 | precept ✓ | five | Psychologist Vanchai Ari…
5 | precept ✓ | five | From this discourse, Pro…
8 | precept ✓ | eight | The Pāli texts describe …
8 | precept ✓ | eight | In the late 19th century…
8 | precept ✓ | eight | This is to prevent tempt…
8 | precept ✓ | eight | Comparing different part…
8 | precept ✓ | eight | In the context of uposat…
8 | precept ✓ | eight | Eight Precepts are a mor…
8 | precept ✓ | eight | On regular observance da…
8 | precept ✓ | eight | The Thai politician Cham…
8 | precept ✓ | eight | Just like the Santi Asok…
8 | precept ✓ | eight | When laypeople stay in a…
8 | precept ✓ | eight | The eight precepts are m…
8 | precept ✓ | eight | In Theravāda traditions…
8 | precept ✓ | eight | People who are observing…
8 | precept ✓ | eight | To summarise, following …
8 | precept ✓ | eight | The eight precepts are a…
8 | precept ✓ | eight | The objective of the eig…
8 | precept ✓ | eight | In that context, the eig…
8 | precept ✓ | eight | In Buddhism, the Eight P…
8 | precept ✓ | eight | In 6th-century Korea, th…
8 | precept ✓ | precepts are similar to the five precepts/that is/to refrain from killing living beings/stealing/damaging speech/to abstain from intoxicating drink/drugs/but the third precept is abstinence of all sexual activity instead of refraining from sexual offenses | eight | The first five of the ei…
8 | precept ✓ | eight | The seventh precept is s…
8 | precept ✓ | eight | Indeed, in Sri Lanka, la…
8 | precept ✓ | eight | Historically, Chinese Bu…
8 | precept ✓ | eight | Among the eight precepts…
8 | precept ✓ | eight | Sometimes a formula is r…
8 | precept ✓ | eight | Observance does not need…
8 | precept ✓ | eight | Bateson and Pāli scholar…
8 | precept ✓ | eight | According to ethicist Da…
8 | precept ✓ | eight | In 7th–10th-century Chin…
8 | precept ✓ | eight | Since in this discourse …
8 | precept ✓ | eight | He has been a member of …
8 | precept ✓ | eight | This was mostly because …
8 | precept ✓ | eight | The tradition of keeping…
8 | precept ✓ | eight | In Sri Lanka, in the 200…
8 | precept ✓ | eight | Furthermore, many nuns i…
8 | precept ✓ | eight | Since the eight precepts…
8 | precept ✓ | eight | In Theravadin tradition,…
8 | precept ✓ | eight | This does not necessaril…
8 | precept ✓ | eight | Based on pre-Buddhist sā…
10 | precept ✓ | ten | Ten Precepts are the tra…
10 | precept ✓ | ten | Secondly, the five prece…
10 | precept ✓ | ten | With regard to their fun…
10 | precept ✓ | ten | This was mostly because …
10 | precept ✓ | ten | Furthermore, many nuns i…
10 | precept ✓ | ten | The ten–eleven bodhisatt…
10 | precept ✓ | ten | In conclusion, the five …
10 | precept ✓ | ten | The five precepts are al…
10 | precept ✓ | ten | In Theravadin tradition,…
11 | precept ✓ | eleven | Secondly, the five prece…
11 | precept ✓ | eleven | The ten–eleven bodhisatt…
2 | pride ✓ | cognitive and evaluative/its object that it cognizes and evaluates is the self and its properties or something the proud individual identifies with | both | Pride, when classified a…
2 | pride ✓ | the adult public/personal eyes | both | A group that boasts, glo…
3 | pride ✓ | three | In psychological terms, …
3 | pride ✓ | that people should be proud of their sexual orientation and gender identity/that sexual diversity is a gift/that sexual orientation and gender identity are inherent and cannot be intentionally altered[better source needed] | three | The movement has three m…
7 | pride ✓ | seven | It is traditionally inte…
7 | pride ✓ | seven | In his table of the seve…
7 | pride ✓ | seven | Pride has gained a lot o…
2 | processing ✓ | formerly of the Aesthetics/Computation Group at the MIT Media Lab | both | The project was initiate…
2 | processing ✓ | two | There are now two separa…
2 | productive ✓ | both | MFP replaced the term TF…
2 | productive ✓ | labor/multi-factor measures of productivity | both | The OECD publishes an an…
2 | productive ✓ | advantages/disadvantages associated with the different input measures that are used in the calculation of labour productivity | both | There are both advantage…
2 | productive ✓ | economic growth/social development | both | It is the measure of lab…
2 | productive ✓ | double | This is done in order to…
5 | productive ✓ | investment/innovation/skills/enterprise/competition | five | The Office for National …
2 | prokaryote ✓ | such as Omnitrophica/Wirthbacteria | both | As represented by red do…
2 | prokaryote ✓ | bacteria/some archaea have gas vesicles | both | Bacteria have microcompa…
2 | prokaryote ✓ | eukaryotes/prokaryotes contain ribosomes which produce proteins as specified by the cell's DNA | both | Both eukaryotes and prok…
2 | prokaryote ✓ | double | The complex contains a s…
2 | prokaryote ✓ | two | DNA replication differs …
2 | prokaryote ✓ | prokaryotes an archaean/an aerobic bacterium created the first eukaryote with aerobic mitochondria | two | These developed from pro…
2 | prokaryote ✓ | Bacteria/Archaea | two | In the three-domain syst…
2 | prokaryote ✓ | very different levels of cellular organization/only eukaryotic cells have an enclosed nucleus that contains their DNA and other membrane-bound organelles including mitochondria | two | The division between pro…
2 | prokaryote ✓ | -empire system/prokaryotes formed the empire Prokaryota | two | In the earlier two-empir…
2 | prokaryote ✓ | two | The resulting arrangemen…
2 | prokaryote ✓ | two | In 1977, Carl Woese prop…
3 | prokaryote ✓ | ways that it can occur/all involving the incorporation of some bacterial DNA in the virus/from there to another bacterium | three | There are at least three…
3 | prokaryote ✓ | three | Molecular phylogenetics …
3 | prokaryote ✓ | three | In bacteria, gene transf…
3 | prokaryote ✓ | three | In the three-domain syst…
3 | prokaryote ✓ | three | The resulting arrangemen…
2 | prudence ✓ | deal with the ability to deliberate about contingent variable/indeterminate matters | both | Aristotle's notion of ph…
2 | prudence ✓ | rhetoric and phronesis are normative processes in that they involve rational principles of choice-making both have general applicability but always require careful analysis of particulars in determining the best response to each specific situation both ideally take into account the wholeness of human nature and finally/both have social utility and responsibility in that both treat matter of the public good" | both | For example, as rhetoric…
2 | prudence ✓ | with Justitia/the Roman goddess of Justice | pair | Prudentia is an allegori…
2 | prudence ✓ | people could weigh the circumstances differently/ethically come to different conclusions | two | This applies to situatio…
4 | prudence | four | It is classically consid…
7 | prudence ✓ | seven | It is classically consid…
2 | psychic ✓ | two | Two percent of the predi…
11 | psychic ✓ | eleven | Taken together, his writ…
2 | Psychology ✓ | cognitive perceptual/motor | both | She recorded both women …
2 | Psychology ✓ | both | Newer functional neuroim…
2 | Psychology | carry genes that contribute to depression in her offspring/also create a rearing environment that increases the risk of depression in her child | both | A depressed mother may b…
2 | Psychology ✓ | of its phenomena/their conditions" This definition enjoyed widespread currency for decades | both | In 1890, William James d…
2 | Psychology ✓ | genes/environment to varying degrees | both | All researched psycholog…
2 | Psychology ✓ | aspirational principles/binding ethical standards | both | It has changed multiple …
2 | Psychology ✓ | both | Its subject matter inclu…
2 | Psychology ✓ | behaviorism/psychoanalysis | both | It emerged in the 1950s …
2 | Psychology ✓ | human/lower-animal behavior is learned | both | A tenet of behavioral re…
2 | Psychology ✓ | enjoyable for the child/scientifically useful | both | Such tasks often resembl…
2 | Psychology ✓ | both | In both the public and p…
2 | Psychology | sources of influence are often confounded in observational research of individuals/families | two | These two sources of inf…
2 | Psychology ✓ | two | It viewed the universe a…
2 | Psychology ✓ | have been quite controversial/for example the Sociobiology of EO Wilson | two | Research in comparative …
2 | Psychology ✓ | two | Systematic efforts, incl…
2 | Psychology ✓ | two | In one of the first psyc…
2 | Psychology | designs where genetic/environmental influences can be partially un-confounded | two | Traditionally the resear…
2 | Psychology ✓ | two | These two African Americ…
3 | Psychology ✓ | The first meeting of the International Congress of Psychology sponsored by the International Union of Psychological Science took place in Paris in August 1889 amidst the World's Fair celebrating the centennial of the French Revolution/The Sixth Congress held in Geneva in 1909 included presentations in Russian Chinese and Japanese as well as Esperanto/After a hiatus for World War I the Seventh Congress met in Oxford with substantially greater participation from the war-victorious Anglo-Americans | three | William James was one of…
3 | Psychology ✓ | three | Although the number of p…
3 | Psychology ✓ | three | In Peirce's three modes …
3 | Psychology | grades of school/school administrators may not permit educational psychologists to randomly assign children to phonics and whole language classrooms/in which case the psychologists must work with preexisting classroom assignments | three | For example, in research…
4 | Psychology ✓ | -fold classification of humans classifies Europeans as intelligent and severe/Americans as contented and free/Asians as ritualistic/and Africans as lazy and capricious | four | Carl von Linnaeus's four…
4 | Psychology | 1 Respect for the Dignity of Persons and Peoples/2 Responsible Caring/3 Integrity in Relationships/4 Responsibility to Society | four | The Canadian Psychologic…
4 | Psychology ✓ | major theoretical perspectives are psychodynamic/cognitive behavioral/existential–humanistic/and systems or family therapy | four | Four major theoretical p…
5 | Psychology ✓ | openness to experience/conscientiousness/extraversion/agreeableness/neuroticism | five | Since the 1980s, the Big…
5 | Psychology ✓ | five | However, despite a pleth…
5 | Psychology ✓ | five | The APA's Ethical Princi…
5 | Psychology | five | Creswell (2003) identifi…
5 | Psychology | five | Similarly, Fanelli (2010…
6 | Psychology ✓ | six | In contrast to the US, i…
8 | Psychology | eight | Raymond Cattell empirica…
2 | psychomotor development ✓ | higher/lower-order thinking skills | both | For example, ability to …
3 | psychomotor development ✓ | cognitive affective/psychomotor each with a hierarchy of skills/abilities | three | The taxonomy divides lea…
3 | psychomotor development ✓ | lower levels hierarchically ordered and the three higher levels parallel/others argue that it can be beneficial to move to application before introducing concepts/particularly in problem-based learning environments where real-world contexts precede theoretical understanding | three | While some consider the …
5 | psychomotor development ✓ | Receiving/Responding/Valuing/Organizing/Characterizing | five | This domain outlines fiv…
5 | psychomotor development ✓ | five | There are five levels in…
6 | psychomotor development ✓ | Knowledge/Comprehension/Application/Analysis/Synthesis/Evaluation | six | The cognitive domain, th…
6 | psychomotor development ✓ | six | In the 1956 original ver…
6 | psychomotor development ✓ | six | Some critiques of the ta…
7 | psychomotor development ✓ | seven | Simpson’s taxonomy, intr…
2 | psychosexual development ✓ | erotic/envious as she yearns for a penis of her own | both | Her love for her father …
2 | psychosexual development ✓ | sexes defense mechanisms provide transitory resolutions of the conflict between the drives of the Id/the drives of the ego | both | In both sexes, defense m…
2 | psychosexual development ✓ | two | Freud rejected Jung's te…
2 | psychosexual development ✓ | two | Seeking to be united wit…
3 | psychosexual development ✓ | three | The third stage of psych…
3 | psychosexual development ✓ | Essays on the Theory of Sexuality in 1905/the child's behavior is oriented towards certain parts of their body/for example the mouth during breast-feeding or the anus during toilet-training | three | Sigmund Freud (1856–1939…
3 | psychosexual development ✓ | three | The fourth stage of psyc…
5 | psychosexual development ✓ | psychosexual stages are the oral/the anal/the phallic/the latent/the genital | five | The five psychosexual st…
5 | psychosexual development ✓ | psychosexual stages – the oral/the anal/the phallic/the latency/the genital – in which the source pleasure is in a different erogenous zone | five | Given the predictable ti…
2 | psychosocial development ✓ | both | Activities sought out by…
2 | psychosocial development ✓ | both | The best way to help the…
2 | psychosocial development ✓ | approaches to this stage have their strengths/weaknesses to them | both | Both approaches to this …
2 | psychosocial development ✓ | approaches to this stage have their strengths/weaknesses to them | both | Both approaches to this …
2 | psychosocial development ✓ | both | Activities sought out by…
2 | psychosocial development ✓ | both | The best way to help the…
2 | psychosocial development ✓ | two | The two conflicting forc…
2 | psychosocial development ✓ | two | The two conflicting forc…
3 | psychosocial development ✓ | three | Also, the fifth stage of…
3 | psychosocial development ✓ | three | The development of coura…
3 | psychosocial development ✓ | three | The development of coura…
3 | psychosocial development ✓ | three | Also, the fifth stage of…
4 | psychosocial development ✓ | four | Namely, the first four o…
4 | psychosocial development ✓ | four | Namely, the first four o…
8 | psychosocial development ✓ | eight | In relation to the eight…
8 | psychosocial development ✓ | eight | In relation to the eight…
8 | psychosocial development ✓ | eight | The two conflicting forc…
8 | psychosocial development ✓ | eight | Erikson published a book…
8 | psychosocial development | eight | Erikson's stage theory c…
8 | psychosocial development ✓ | eight | Erikson was a student of…
8 | psychosocial development ✓ | eight | The two conflicting forc…
8 | psychosocial development ✓ | eight | Erikson's stages of psyc…
8 | psychosocial development ✓ | eight | Joan Erikson showed that…
8 | psychosocial development ✓ | eight | Joan Erikson showed that…
8 | psychosocial development ✓ | eight | In the ninth stage, the …
8 | psychosocial development ✓ | eight | Erikson's stages of psyc…
8 | psychosocial development ✓ | eight | In the ninth stage, the …
8 | psychosocial development ✓ | eight | Erikson was a student of…
8 | psychosocial development ✓ | eight | Erikson's stage theory c…
8 | psychosocial development ✓ | eight | Erikson published a book…
2 | pulley ✓ | two | Two blocks with a rope a…
2 | pulley ✓ | two | This means that the two …
3 | pulley ✓ | three | In this case the block a…
3 | pulley ✓ | three | Thus, the mechanical adv…
6 | pulley ✓ | six | In Roman Egypt, Hero of …
2 | purpose ✓ | personally meaningful/makes a positive mark on the world | both | Purpose is an abiding in…
2 | quadrivium ✓ | European/Islamic cultures | both | A relationship to music …
3 | quadrivium ✓ | three | Altogether the Seven Lib…
4 | quadrivium ✓ | elements of the quadrivium as pure/stationary/moving/applied number | four | Morris Kline classified …
4 | quadrivium ✓ | four | As Proclus wrote: The P…
4 | quadrivium ✓ | four | Displacement of the quad…
4 | quadrivium ✓ | mathematical arts were recognized by Pythagoreans such as Nicomachus of Gerasa/but the use of quadrivium as a term for these four subjects has been attributed to Boethius/when he affirmed that the height of philosophy can be attained only following "a sort of fourfold path" 199 It was considered the foundation for the study of philosophy/theology | four | The four mathematical ar…
4 | quadrivium ✓ | four | From the time of Plato t…
7 | quadrivium ✓ | seven | Educationally, the trivi…
7 | quadrivium ✓ | seven | Together, the trivium a…
7 | quadrivium ✓ | seven | Altogether the Seven Lib…
7 | quadrivium ✓ | seven | The seven classical arts…
2 | qualisign ✓ | both | The interpretant depends…
2 | qualisign ✓ | both | As a practical matter, o…
2 | qualisign ✓ | the sign/by the user's experience of the object | both | The interpretant, in Pei…
2 | qualisign ✓ | fore/aft | both | In semiosis, every sign …
2 | qualisign ✓ | two | Peirce adds a third, the…
2 | qualisign ✓ | ie/are one mind | two | Moreover, signs require …
2 | qualisign ✓ | a sign's objects also called breadth denotation/application | two | Extension × intension = …
2 | qualisign ✓ | other things its object/its interpretant sign | two | In Peirce's theory of si…
3 | qualisign ✓ | three | Peirce adopted the term …
3 | qualisign ✓ | three | Charles Sanders Peirce b…
3 | qualisign ✓ | three | (The three "parameters" …
3 | qualisign ✓ | three | The icon-index-symbol ty…
3 | qualisign ✓ | object/sign/interpretant sign | three | The role of sign is cons…
3 | qualisign ✓ | three | The three typologies, la…
3 | qualisign ✓ | three | Peirce held that there a…
3 | qualisign ✓ | sign typologies depend respectively on the sign itself/how the sign stands for its denoted object/how the signs stands for its object to its interpretant | three | The three sign typologie…
3 | qualisign ✓ | three | He aimed at 10 trichotom…
3 | qualisign ✓ | typologies is a three-way division/a trichotomy/via Peirce's three phenomenological categories | three | Each of the three typolo…
3 | qualisign ✓ | three | The three parameters are…
3 | qualisign ✓ | three | Thus Peirce's theory of …
3 | qualisign ✓ | three | Peirce's three basic phe…
3 | qualisign ✓ | three | Thus each of the three t…
3 | qualisign ✓ | a sign of an object leads to interpretants which/as signs/lead to further interpretants | three | The roles are but three:…
3 | qualisign ✓ | three | Now logical terms are of…
9 | qualisign ✓ | nine | The icon-index-symbol ty…
10 | qualisign ✓ | ten | (The three "parameters" …
10 | qualisign ✓ | ten | The result is not 27 but…
10 | qualisign ✓ | ten | The result is ten classe…
5 | quality time ✓ | five | In his 1992 book, Baptis…
5 | quality time ✓ | five | Gary Champan's 1992 book…
2 | question ✓ | forms of interrogative are subject to an inversion of word order between verb/subject | both | In English, German, Fren…
2 | question | "Do you have a passport?"/"Don't you have a passport?" are properly answered with "No" despite apparently asking opposite questions | both | For example, if one does…
3 | question ✓ | three | Such an alternative ques…
3 | question | three | Some authors conflate th…
3 | question ✓ | three | Linguistically, a questi…
2 | ratio ✓ | sides by 4 Alternatively/it can be written as 081 | both | For example, the ratio 4…
2 | ratio ✓ | positive/np stands to mq as ⁠p/q⁠ stands to the rational number ⁠m/n⁠ | both | This definition has affi…
2 | ratio ✓ | both | A ratio that has integer…
2 | ratio ✓ | both | Thus, the ratio 40:60 is…
2 | ratio ✓ | both | In both ratios and fract…
2 | ratio ✓ | both | A ratio may be specified…
2 | ratio ✓ | both | In most contexts, both n…
2 | ratio ✓ | of numbers a fraction with the first number in the numerator/the second in the denominator | pair | Consequently, a ratio ma…
2 | ratio ✓ | two | If the ratio consists of…
2 | ratio ✓ | two | Definition 5 is the most…
2 | ratio ✓ | lengths a/b which is defined by the proportion | two | Also well known is the g…
2 | ratio ✓ | two | A quotient of two quanti…
2 | ratio ✓ | for example/from a ratio of 237 we can infer that the quantity of the second entity is 3 7 that of the third entity | two | A separate fraction can …
2 | ratio ✓ | two | A more specific definiti…
2 | ratio ✓ | two | The ratio of numbers A a…
2 | ratio ✓ | ratios AB and CD is called a proportion/written as AB = CD or AB∷CD | two | A statement expressing t…
2 | ratio ✓ | two | For example, older telev…
2 | ratio ✓ | two | Equal quotients correspo…
2 | ratio ✓ | definitions say that a part of a quantity is another quantity that "measures" it/conversely a multiple of a quantity is another quantity that it measures | two | The first two definition…
2 | ratio ✓ | two | Euclid defines a ratio a…
2 | ratio | quantities exists/when there is a multiple of each that exceeds the other | two | Definition 4 makes this …
2 | ratio ✓ | two | In general, a comparison…
2 | ratio ✓ | two | The meaning of such a pr…
2 | ratio ✓ | entities/however a ratio with more than two entities cannot be completely converted into a single fraction because a fraction can only compare two quantities | two | Fractions can also be in…
2 | ratio ✓ | quantities a/b in the silver ratio must be irrational | two | This equation has the po…
2 | ratio ✓ | two | If the two or more ratio…
2 | ratio ✓ | two | Ratios are sometimes use…
2 | ratio ✓ | even though all these ratios are ratios of two integers/hence are rational the limit of the sequence of these rational ratios is the irrational golden ratio | two | An example of an occurre…
2 | ratio ✓ | two | More recent widescreen T…
3 | ratio ✓ | or even more terms/eg/the proportion for the edge lengths of a "two by four" that is ten inches long is therefore | three | Ratios are sometimes use…
3 | ratio ✓ | three | The probability of succe…
3 | ratio ✓ | oranges/no other fruit is made up of two parts apples/three parts oranges | three | If the two or more ratio…
3 | ratio ✓ | terms p/q/r to be in proportion when pq∷qr | three | It defines three terms p…
3 | ratio ✓ | three | Odds (as in gambling) ar…
4 | ratio ✓ | terms p/q/r and s as pq∷qr∷rs/and so on | four | This is extended to four…
4 | ratio ✓ | four | If orange juice concentr…
4 | ratio | four | Ratios are sometimes use…
5 | ratio ✓ | five | If orange juice concentr…
6 | ratio | six | For example, if there ar…
7 | ratio ✓ | seven | The probability of succe…
7 | ratio ✓ | seven | Odds (as in gambling) ar…
8 | ratio ✓ | eight | For example, if there ar…
10 | ratio | ten | The probability of succe…
10 | ratio ✓ | ten | Ratios are sometimes use…
2 | reading | reading/writing instruction can strengthen both | both | There is evidence that l…
2 | reading ✓ | both | Major predictors of an i…
2 | reading ✓ | phonics/whole language | both | Balanced literacy is not…
2 | reading ✓ | both | There is a growing body …
2 | reading ✓ | both | Research, he says, shows…
2 | reading ✓ | both | Robert Slavin, of Best e…
2 | reading ✓ | instances/this represents a 2% decrease from 2022 | both | In both instances, this …
2 | reading ✓ | decoding skills/oral language comprehension ability | both | According to the theory,…
2 | reading ✓ | better and average performance on a foundational level of reading ability/depending on whether the analysis is conducted over the whole brain or in specific regions" | both | A study conducted at the…
2 | reading ✓ | both | In the early 1970s, the …
2 | reading ✓ | read/write | both | Reading is an essential …
2 | reading ✓ | in terms of how well they are learning what you are teaching/and how happy and invested they seem to be | both | Researcher and educator …
2 | reading ✓ | dual | In the early 1970s, the …
2 | reading ✓ | two | When teaching phonemic a…
2 | reading ✓ | kan/written in hiragana as かん | two | The examples above each …
2 | reading ✓ | such educators/researchers in a book entitled Fact-checking the science of reading "explore the validity of claims associated with the Science of Reading as they have appeared in social media the popular press/academic works" | two | For example, two such ed…
2 | reading ✓ | is the phonological stage where students learn the relationship between the graphemes/the phonemes | two | Stage two is the phonolo…
2 | reading ✓ | namely/phonics | two | In 2001, some researcher…
2 | reading ✓ | two | and reading achievement …
2 | reading ✓ | – to embed literacy instruction into social studies/science | two | One approach is to merge…
2 | reading ✓ | literary/informational | two | The 2021 PIRLS report sh…
2 | reading ✓ | major regions of the brain associated with phonological skills are the temporal-parietal region/the Perisylvian Region | two | The two major regions of…
2 | reading ✓ | separate mental mechanisms involved in reading aloud/with output from both contributing to the pronunciation of written words | two | In the early 1970s, the …
3 | reading ✓ | ie/meaning/structure/visual/semantic/syntactic/graphophonic | three | In addition, 75% of teac…
3 | reading ✓ | three | As of 2010, 75% of teach…
3 | reading ✓ | three | Furthermore, Timothy Sha…
3 | reading ✓ | three | They say the three-cuein…
3 | reading ✓ | three | British psychologist Uta…
3 | reading ✓ | three | In the US, at least 11 s…
3 | reading ✓ | three | In the best-case scenari…
3 | reading ✓ | three | Percentage of grade thre…
3 | reading ✓ | three | This is also known as re…
3 | reading ✓ | three | Percentage of grade thre…
3 | reading ✓ | three | The three-cueing system …
3 | reading ✓ | main methods/phonics/whole language and balanced literacy | three | There are three main met…
3 | reading ✓ | three | As a result, many govern…
3 | reading ✓ | three | This is a program to ide…
3 | reading ✓ | -cueing/searchlights model/MSV to guess its meaning | three | A student who struggles …
3 | reading ✓ | -cueing system/the searchlights model/MSV | three | While they are reading, …
3 | reading ✓ | three | The Department of Educat…
3 | reading ✓ | three | There are also a variety…
3 | reading ✓ | three | They point to three area…
3 | reading ✓ | three | According to a 2023 stud…
3 | reading ✓ | three | Stage three is the ortho…
3 | reading ✓ | three | In the United States and…
3 | reading ✓ | three | For some, it is merely a…
3 | reading ✓ | Ps approach is used by teachers/tutors/parents to guide oral reading practice with a struggling reader | three | The three Ps approach is…
3 | reading | three | In Canada, it was report…
3 | reading ✓ | 1 pause to see if they can fix it themselves even letting them read on a little 2 prompt them with strategies to find the correct pronunciation/3 praise them directly/genuinely | three | However, for others it i…
3 | reading ✓ | three | It is still widely pract…
3 | reading ✓ | 1 the structure and purpose of the work/2 the logical propositions made/and 3 evaluation of the merits of the arguments and conclusions | three | Popularized by Mortimer …
3 | reading ✓ | letter clues/meaning clues from context/the syntactical structure of the sentence | three | It teaches that guessing…
3 | reading ✓ | three | According to a 2010 surv…
3 | reading ✓ | three | This increased to 55% in…
3 | reading ✓ | three | On May 30, 2024, the Okl…
3 | reading | three | Also in Ontario, 52% of …
4 | reading ✓ | four | Four of these subjects –…
4 | reading ✓ | four | For example, it is estim…
4 | reading ✓ | four | This supports current st…
4 | reading ✓ | are phonemic awareness/fluency/vocabulary/comprehension | four | In 2000, the National Re…
4 | reading ✓ | major studies into teaching reading one in the US in 2000/another in Australia in 2005/another in the UK in 2006/another in Canada in 2022 | four | Systematic phonics has g…
4 | reading ✓ | four | William Holmes McGuffey …
4 | reading ✓ | four | In the best-case scenari…
4 | reading | listening/speaking/reading/writing | four | As one of the four core …
4 | reading ✓ | four | The province of New Brun…
4 | reading ✓ | Canadian provinces of Alberta/British Columbia/Newfoundland and Labrador/and Quebec | four | Among the benchmarking p…
4 | reading ✓ | four | And to support that theo…
4 | reading ✓ | four | William Holmes McGuffey …
4 | reading ✓ | five/in addition to non-academic/intellectually stimulating activities | four | Other researchers and ed…
4 | reading ✓ | four | According to the 2013 Na…
5 | reading ✓ | five | In the best-case scenari…
5 | reading ✓ | five | Other researchers and ed…
5 | reading ✓ | five | According to the 2019 OE…
5 | reading ✓ | five | Between 2011 and 2018, P…
5 | reading ✓ | five | It is also worth noting …
5 | reading ✓ | five | Subsequently, in 2008 Ma…
5 | reading ✓ | five | Five strategies include …
5 | reading ✓ | five | In addition, according t…
5 | reading ✓ | five | Five-to-six-year-old Eng…
5 | reading ✓ | countries with the highest overall reading average are the Russian Federation/Singapore/Hong Kong SAR/Ireland/Finland | five | The five countries with …
5 | reading ✓ | five | They suggest five pillar…
5 | reading ✓ | phonemic awareness/phonics/fluency/vocabulary/and comprehension and concluded that systematic phonics instruction is more effective than unsystematic phonics instruction or those with no phonics instruction | five | Beginning in 2000, sever…
5 | reading ✓ | five | The following chart show…
5 | reading ✓ | ingredients of effective reading instruction/of which phonics is one the other four are phonemic awareness/fluency/vocabulary/comprehension | five | In 2000, the National Re…
6 | reading ✓ | six | The province of New Brun…
6 | reading ✓ | six | In 1983 she published a …
6 | reading ✓ | 1 Research and Reading Instruction/2 Phonological Awareness/3 Phonics/4 Fluency/5 Vocabulary/6 Reading Comprehension | six | It also produced Foundat…
6 | reading ✓ | six | On average, from grade 2…
6 | reading ✓ | six | Some scholars favor a de…
7 | reading ✓ | seven | And to support that theo…
8 | reading ✓ | eight | For this reason, it is r…
10 | reading | countries with the highest overall reading average are Singapore/Ireland/Hong Kong SAR/Russian Federation/Northern Ireland/England/Croatia/Lithuania/Finland/Poland | ten | The ten countries with t…
10 | reading ✓ | countries with the highest overall reading average are the Russian Federation/Singapore/Hong Kong SAR/Ireland/Finland/Poland/Northern Ireland/Norway/Chinese Taipei/England | ten | The ten countries with t…
2 | reading comprehension ✓ | both | The National Assessment …
2 | reading comprehension ✓ | both | In contrast, those alrea…
2 | reading comprehension ✓ | top-down and bottom-up strategies/and familiarize students with a required complexity of text comprehension | both | Instruction for comprehe…
2 | reading comprehension ✓ | double | Some examples are graphi…
2 | reading comprehension ✓ | narrative-level comprehension/sentence-level comprehension | two | fMRI is used to determin…
2 | reading comprehension ✓ | levels of processing shallow processing/deep processing | two | Reading comprehension in…
2 | reading comprehension ✓ | two | The teacher chooses two …
2 | reading comprehension ✓ | word reading/language comprehension | two | Reading comprehension re…
3 | reading comprehension ✓ | networks active in visual/orthography-phonology/semantic functions | three | In general, neuroimaging…
4 | reading comprehension ✓ | phonology/syntax/semantics/pragmatics | four | Comprehension specifical…
5 | reading comprehension ✓ | survey/question/read/recite/review | five | SQRRR or SQ3R is a readi…
2 | recollection ✓ | a control group/an experimental group learn pairs of words | both | In one experiment publis…
2 | recollection ✓ | spectrums for each group/but recall memory was the only variable that did not match both of the groups | both | The learning part of the…
2 | recollection ✓ | as a negative deflection in the rhinal cortex of an event-related potential 400 ms after stimulus exposure/as a positive hippocampal ERP beginning 800 ms after stimulus onset | both | A study by Fernandez et …
2 | recollection ✓ | both | This is evidence for bot…
2 | recollection | of these phenomena can be considered emergent aspects of otherwise normal/quite efficient cognitive processes | both | Both of these phenomena …
2 | recollection ✓ | the learning/recall phases | both | In other words, you can …
2 | recollection ✓ | both | Such an explanation leav…
2 | recollection ✓ | both | Both provided arguments …
2 | recollection ✓ | both | Although recall and reco…
2 | recollection ✓ | pair | One theory is that learn…
2 | recollection ✓ | pair | However, Rock's work did…
2 | recollection ✓ | pair | Intrusions tend to have …
2 | recollection ✓ | is presented in a random order/the participant is asked to recall the item with which it was originally paired | pair | One word of each pair is…
2 | recollection ✓ | in a single trial and memory performance is due to the average learned pairs/some of which are learned on earlier trials and some on later trials | pair | Another theory suggests …
2 | recollection ✓ | pair | An intrusion is an error…
2 | recollection ✓ | pair | He thought that repetiti…
2 | recollection ✓ | pair | In the test study phase,…
2 | recollection ✓ | items are similar/an intrusion may occur | two | When two items are simil…
2 | recollection ✓ | two | Rock found experimentall…
2 | recollection ✓ | two | Three speakers were invo…
2 | recollection ✓ | -stage theory states that the process of recall begins with a search and retrieval process/and then a decision or recognition process where the correct information is chosen from what has been retrieved | two | The two-stage theory sta…
2 | recollection ✓ | two | In this theory, recognit…
2 | recollection ✓ | main theories of the process of recall are the two-stage theory/the theory of encoding specificity | two | Two main theories of the…
2 | recollection ✓ | assumptions/suggesting that ISR results from a gradient of activation levels where each item has a particular level of activation that corresponds to its position | two | The Primacy Model moves …
2 | recollection ✓ | separate lists of similar-sounding/not similar-sounding items as well as when tested using a mixed list | two | This is true when lists …
2 | recollection ✓ | involuntary autobiographical memory retrieval/involuntary semantic memory retrieval | two | Until recently, research…
2 | recollection ✓ | groups each receiving the same medical lectures followed by either self-learning/using the Method of Loci | two | Participants were divide…
2 | recollection ✓ | groups of people to see if these types of devices work well for real people the results came back determining a significant performance difference between the group who did not use cognitive strategies/the group who did | two | There has been research …
2 | recollection | phenomena that appear regularly are total recall abilities/amnesia | two | Two phenomena that appea…
2 | recollection ✓ | the recency/the primacy effects | two | In the absence of interf…
2 | recollection | The first refers to ISR as a result of associations between the items and their positions in a sequence while the second refers to associations between items/Alan Baddeley first reported such an experiment in which items within a list were either mutually dissimilar or highly similar | two | In STM, immediate serial…
2 | recollection ✓ | rhinal cortex/hippocampus | two | This means that recall o…
2 | recollection ✓ | different groups/one group was physically active the other group was not | two | One test selected childr…
2 | recollection ✓ | The first is the degradation of lexical networks with age where degrading connections between the priming of knowledge and vocabulary increases difficulty of successfully retrieving a word from memory/The second suggests that the culmination of knowledge experience and vocabulary with age results in a similar situation where many connections between a diverse vocabulary and diverse knowledge also increases the difficulty of successful retrieval of a word from memory | two | Since there is an observ…
2 | recollection ✓ | two | Rock believed that assoc…
2 | recollection ✓ | episodic/semantic | two | The next major developme…
2 | recollection ✓ | basic experimental methods used to conduct cued recall the study-test method/the anticipation method | two | There are two basic expe…
2 | recollection ✓ | stage theory holds that free recall of a list of items begins with the content in working memory/then moves to an associative search | two | Another two stage theory…
2 | recollection ✓ | faces have/the greater the probability for interference between the two faces | two | The more similarity that…
2 | recollection ✓ | two | Two important books infl…
2 | recollection ✓ | two | Recognition only involve…
2 | recollection ✓ | the psycholinguistic perspective/the metacognitive perspective | two | There are two prevalent …
3 | recollection ✓ | digits/three digits/then four digits | three | An example of this chunk…
3 | recollection ✓ | three | Along with encoding and …
3 | recollection ✓ | speakers were involved/one being female/two being male | three | Three speakers were invo…
3 | recollection ✓ | free recall/cued recall/serial recall | three | There are three main typ…
3 | recollection ✓ | stages of memory recall that include recognition followed by the remembering of semantic memory/episodic memory/finally name recall | three | During face perception, …
4 | recollection | four | An example of this chunk…
5 | recollection ✓ | five | After a five-second dela…
6 | recollection ✓ | six | The specific role of eac…
6 | recollection ✓ | the prefrontal cortex particularly on the right hemisphere/the hippocampal and parahippocampal regions of the medial temporal lobe/the anterior cingulate cortex/the posterior midline area that includes posterior cingulate retrosplenial precuneus and cuneus regions/the inferior parietal cortex especially on the right hemisphere/the cerebellum particularly on the left | six | According to neuroimagin…
8 | recollection ✓ | eight | Eight different effects …
2 | recovery ✓ | acceptance/surrender” —Kevin Everett FitzMaurice | two | “The AA program can be s…
7 | recovery ✓ | physical/mental/emotional/social/motivational/renewal/spiritual” —Kevin Everett FitzMaurice | seven | “Recovery requires conqu…
2 | recursively enumerable ✓ | A/the complement of A are computably enumerable | both | A set A is computable if…
2 | recursively enumerable ✓ | pair | If A and B are computabl…
2 | red ✓ | parties/sometimes alternating the allocation for each election | both | This convention is relat…
2 | red ✓ | both | The British flag bears t…
2 | red ✓ | iconography/popular culture | both | Satan is often depicted …
2 | red ✓ | both | The flags of Japan and B…
2 | red ✓ | inside/outside the plant | both | They develop in late sum…
2 | red ✓ | Christ/the Virgin Mary were commonly painted wearing red mantles | both | In medieval painting red…
2 | red ✓ | both | In both Christian and He…
2 | red ✓ | both | The Socialist Party of A…
2 | red ✓ | both | Primates can distinguish…
2 | red ✓ | three of these qualities | two | Varieties of the color r…
2 | red ✓ | two | States which voted for d…
2 | red ✓ | two | The figures of God, the …
2 | red ✓ | types of lasers were widely used in many scientific applications including holography/in education | two | In 1962 the red helium–n…
2 | red ✓ | two | The earliest races were …
2 | red ✓ | two | Red hair appears in peop…
3 | red | colors/combined in different mixtures/can produce nearly any other color | three | Red, green and blue ligh…
3 | red ✓ | primary colors/along with blue/yellow | three | In the RYB color model, …
3 | red ✓ | three | Varieties of the color r…
4 | red | four | Later, the number of tea…
4 | red ✓ | four | In 2004 Georgia adopted …
4 | red | four | In the United States, po…
4 | red | presidential elections are called "Swing States"/are usually colored purple/a mix of red/blue | four | States which voted for d…
4 | red ✓ | four | Four examples are shown …
7 | red | seven | The color is commonly us…
11 | red ✓ | eleven | The color is commonly us…
2 | reflective thinking ✓ | quality/quantity of learning" Dewey 1902 pp | both | It is he and not the sub…
2 | reflective thinking | both | At the University of Mic…
2 | reflective thinking ✓ | both | The works of John Dewey …
2 | reflective thinking ✓ | present/future social progress | both | For Dewey, the school an…
2 | reflective thinking ✓ | on the Treaty of Versailles/on the value of displaying art in post offices" | both | (He is probably the only…
2 | reflective thinking ✓ | both | Well aware of both Japan…
2 | reflective thinking ✓ | personifications which they thought of representing modern values/hailed him as "the American Confucius" | two | For these audiences, Dew…
2 | reflective thinking ✓ | two | Just as two points defin…
2 | reflective thinking ✓ | Frederick Archibald Dewey Evelyn Riggs Dewey Morris Gordon Chipman Dewey Lucy Alice Chipman Dewey/Jane Mary Dewey | two | The two had six children…
2 | reflective thinking ✓ | siblings Lewis/Shirley | two | At Roberta's behest, the…
2 | reflective thinking ✓ | two | Dewey sometimes referred…
2 | reflective thinking ✓ | two | As Dewey himself stated …
2 | reflective thinking ✓ | two | In The Child and the Cur…
2 | reflective thinking ✓ | two | He notes that "the child…
2 | reflective thinking ✓ | words ['experience'/'nature'] will seem like talking of a round square' but 'I know of no route by which dialectical argument can answer such objections | two | and he asserts Kuhnian i…
3 | reflective thinking ✓ | But in the proper interpretation of "pragmatic" namely the function of consequences as necessary tests of the validity of propositions/provided these consequences are operationally instituted and are such as to resolve the specific problem evoking the operations/the text that follows is thoroughly pragmatic | three | In some phrases introduc…
3 | reflective thinking ✓ | Bertrand Russell/Henri Bergson/William James" at Peking University in 1919 was attended by a young Mao Zedong | three | Dewey's lecture on "Thre…
3 | reflective thinking ✓ | three | The terminology problem …
4 | reflective thinking ✓ | four | He was one of four boys …
4 | reflective thinking ✓ | four | By 1894, Dewey had joine…
4 | reflective thinking | four | His time at the Universi…
4 | reflective thinking | The Collected Works of John Dewey 1882–1953 Archived August 16 2013 at the Wayback Machine The Correspondence of John Dewey 1871–1952 Archived January 19 2010 at the Wayback Machine/The Lectures of John Dewey Archived June 9 2013 at the Wayback Machine are available online via monographic purchase to academic institutions/via subscription to individuals/also in TEI format for university servers in the Past Masters series Archived January 13 2006 at the Wayback Machine | four | Dewey's Complete Writing…
7 | reflective thinking ✓ | seven | For this he was criticis…
2 | regime ✓ | political pluralism/political mobilization | both | Political scientist Juan…
2 | regime ✓ | formal/informal institutions which interact dynamically to adapt to changes to their environment | both | A key similarity across …
2 | regime ✓ | poverty/excessive wealth will corrupt them | both | Moderation, for example,…
2 | regime ✓ | a slave to his lusts/a master to whomever he can enslave | both | The tyrant is both a sla…
2 | regime ✓ | male and female guardians will receive the same education and perform the same roles/for sex is not relevant to the governance of the city | both | He then goes on to elabo…
2 | regime ✓ | in this life/the next | both | He finishes by detailing…
2 | regime ✓ | good/bad | both | The democratic man is to…
2 | regime ✓ | intellectually/historically | both | It is Plato's best-known…
2 | regime | both | This view, of course, do…
2 | regime ✓ | eg/Freedom House FH | two | There are two primary me…
2 | regime ✓ | analogies/Socrates offers the allegory of the cave | two | Building from his previo…
2 | regime ✓ | that of the Sun/the Divided Line | two | Socrates then offers two…
2 | regime ✓ | broad categories of regimes are democratic/autocratic | two | The two broad categories…
2 | regime ✓ | two | Because we are human, at…
3 | regime ✓ | three | According to Yale profes…
3 | regime ✓ | three | The three parts compose …
3 | regime ✓ | three | A person is wise if he i…
3 | regime ✓ | three | Socrates then gives thre…
4 | regime ✓ | four | Socrates refutes this in…
4 | regime ✓ | cardinal virtues of wisdom/courage/justice/temperance | four | Having established the t…
5 | regime ✓ | five | Returning to his earlier…
6 | regime | urban regime types are entrepreneurial/caretaker/player/progressive/stewardship/the demand-side | six | The six urban regime typ…
2 | rejoicing ✓ | positive/negative emotions | both | A 2012 study found that …
2 | rejoicing ✓ | both | The word is mostly used …
2 | rejoicing ✓ | two | The word is mostly used …
2 | rejoicing ✓ | two | The Chinese Confucian th…
3 | rejoicing ✓ | competence/autonomy/relatedness | three | Self-determination theor…
3 | rejoicing ✓ | three | Three key sources of mea…
3 | rejoicing ✓ | three | Results from the famous …
4 | rejoicing | four | Emmons summarizes the fo…
5 | rejoicing ✓ | expressing gratitude/enhancing sociability/exercising/practicing mindfulness/meditation/increasing exposure to nature | five | As a first step, the aut…
5 | rejoicing ✓ | most common happiness strategies there was "reasonably solid evidence" of positive effects from a Gratitude messages/lists b conversations with strangers/Gratitude/sociability – that is establishing/maintaining social relationships | five | Among the five most comm…
5 | rejoicing ✓ | to zero" but that it should also study the conditions that allow individuals to thrive/move from "zero to plus five" It has produced many different views on causes of happiness/on factors that correlate with happiness/such as positive social interactions with family/friends | five | It was introduced by psy…
6 | rejoicing ✓ | six | These factors include si…
2 | relevance ✓ | propositional reasoning and the problem-solving activities of people such as plumbers/and defines relevance in such a way that what is relevant is determined by the real world rather than the state of knowledge or belief of a particular problem solver | both | This theory embraces bot…
2 | relevance | Precision/recall Recall = a where | two | Given a conception of re…
2 | relevance ✓ | views/defends a "subject knowledge view of relevance" | two | Hjørland (2010) criticiz…
2 | Replicability ✓ | both | A 2018 study published i…
2 | Replicability ✓ | two | The standard deviation f…
2 | Replicability ✓ | two | Then, the standard devia…
2 | Replicability ✓ | two | Two major steps are natu…
2 | Replicability ✓ | pumps available then no one in England would accept the claims Huygens had made/his competence in working the pump" | two | As Shapin and Schaffer d…
2 | representativeness ✓ | a bank teller/feminist | both | Then participants were t…
2 | representativeness ✓ | logic and language use may relate to the error/and it should be more fully investigated | both | The authors argue that b…
2 | representativeness ✓ | the large/small hospitals | both | The respondents selected…
2 | representativeness | the base rate of people who had a particular personality trait/the probability that a person who had a given personality trait had another one | both | This was explicitly test…
2 | representativeness ✓ | both | Probability theory dicta…
2 | representativeness ✓ | two | From probability theory …
2 | representativeness ✓ | two | They found that particip…
2 | representativeness ✓ | two | Probability theory dicta…
2 | representativeness ✓ | two | A concept proposed by Tv…
2 | representativeness ✓ | cab companies the Green/the Blue operate in the city | two | Two cab companies, the G…
2 | representativeness ✓ | colors 80% of the time/failed 20% of the time | two | A witness identified the…
3 | representativeness ✓ | three | In a study done in 1973,…
6 | representativeness ✓ | six | The fallacy is commonly …
2 | requirements ✓ | both | Both of these groups hav…
2 | requirements ✓ | for normal users/for developers | both | This means that the requ…
2 | requirements ✓ | pair | For example, a non-funct…
2 | requirements ✓ | Product and process requirements are closely linked/a product requirement could be said to specify the automation required to support a process requirement while a process requirement could be said to specify the activities required to support a product requirement | two | Requirements can be said…
2 | requirements ✓ | leading bodies in the industry are the IEEE/the IIBA | two | Two leading bodies in th…
2 | requirements ✓ | two | The contrasting view is …
2 | review ✓ | print media/record companies may instruct one of its employees in one of its newspapers to do a review of an album which is being released by the conglomerate's record company | both | For example, a major med…
2 | review ✓ | co-leads/who were often seen talking together on the set" | two | In some cases, "puff pie…
2 | revolution | Liberty/Equality being a form of civil religion which far from opposing itself to Christianity was associated with it in 1848[page needed] establishing social links as called for by Rousseau in the conclusion of the Social Contract | both | Fraternity was then cons…
2 | revolution ✓ | "one that followed liberty and equality was the object of a free pact/the other preceded liberty and equality as the mark on its work of the divine craftsman" | both | In this second sense, fr…
2 | revolution ✓ | both | According to North, the …
2 | revolution ✓ | terms of liberty and equality/re-defined again as simple judicial equality and not as the equality upheld by the sentiment of fraternity | two | With the Thermidor and t…
2 | revolution ✓ | interpretations had attempted to conciliate the three terms beyond the antagonism between liberals/socialists | two | Two interpretations had …
2 | revolution ✓ | "First a pattern of events arises that somehow marks a break/change from previous patterns | two | The second-generation th…
2 | revolution ✓ | First a broad one including "any and all instances in which a state or a political regime is overthrown and thereby transformed by a popular movement in an irregular extraconstitutional or violent fashion"/Second a narrow one in which "revolutions entail not only mass mobilization and regime change but also more or less rapid and fundamental social economic or cultural change during or soon after the struggle for state power" | two | Jeff Goodwin offers two …
3 | revolution ✓ | three | In 1834, the lawyer of t…
3 | revolution ✓ | terms arose from the opposition between liberty and equality as individualistic values/and fraternity as the realization of a happy community/devoid of any conflicts and opposed to any form of egotism | three | Another hesitation conce…
3 | revolution ✓ | terms/beyond the antagonism between liberals/socialists | three | Two interpretations had …
3 | revolution ✓ | three | Debates concerning the c…
3 | revolution ✓ | three | The same words will be i…
3 | revolution ✓ | three | Some former colonies of …
3 | revolution ✓ | terms/but superated it by considering liberty as the aim/equality as the principle and fraternity as the means | three | On the other hand, Pierr…
3 | revolution ✓ | psychological/sociological/political | three | Their work can be divide…
3 | revolution ✓ | three | Consequently, the study …
3 | revolution ✓ | three | Neither Chateaubriand no…
3 | revolution ✓ | French women were killed justified this/other violent acts by the FLN by asserting that the French Authorities did not see their dedication to the principles of Equality/Liberty as relevant in Algeria | three | In 1956, the Algerian wo…
4 | revolution ✓ | England/Thirteen Colonies of America/France/Russia—for comparative study | four | In his influential 1938 …
4 | revolution | four | As a result, most later …
4 | revolution | four | Scholars of revolution d…
6 | revolution ✓ | six | Charles Tilly, a modern …
8 | revolution ✓ | eight | In the center of the whi…
2 | rhetoric ✓ | may engage in rhetoric beyond human naming/categorizing | both | The act of naming partia…
2 | rhetoric ✓ | as a process and as a context/while rhetoric highlights how these cultural processes and contexts are expressed and negotiated | both | Culture can be studied b…
2 | rhetoric ✓ | both | In the first sentence of…
2 | rhetoric ✓ | speaker/audience while also offering the best service to a city | both | Isocrates believed that …
2 | rhetoric ✓ | spoke in public/produced treatises on the subject | both | Cicero (106–43 BCE) was …
2 | rhetoric ✓ | approaches manage to avoid Gettier's problems/do not rely on unclear conceptions of certainty | both | Both approaches manage t…
2 | rhetoric ✓ | used Euro-American terms/theories to interpret non-Euro-American cultures' practices | both | Though Oliver's and Kenn…
2 | rhetoric ✓ | our own and others' understanding of the rhetorical act/we wish to share our insights with others and to enhance their appreciation of the rhetorical act | both | "[W]e wish to enhance bo…
2 | rhetoric ✓ | in state/church so it became an important aspect of rhetorical education | both | The study of liberal art…
2 | rhetoric ✓ | an educational and social institution/featuring group discussions and guest lecturers | both | The American lyceum in p…
2 | rhetoric ✓ | both | Aristotle both redeemed …
2 | rhetoric ✓ | Scotts and Cherwitz and Hikins theories deal with some form of certainty/Harpine believes that knowledge is not required to be neither objectively nor subjectively certain | both | Although both Scotts and…
2 | rhetoric ✓ | an intellectual/ethical pursuit | both | In this view, a well-tra…
2 | rhetoric ✓ | reason mind/ideal | pair | This dualism is manifest…
2 | rhetoric ✓ | a rhetorical treatment of common topics/highly influential through the Renaissance | two | His works include the ea…
2 | rhetoric | a charpoy would constitute the capital equipment | two | A table, a bench or two …
2 | rhetoric ✓ | two | Each sutra is a short ru…
2 | rhetoric ✓ | sections of the whole and are sung by two parts of the chorus/so the art of rhetoric follows and is structurally patterned after the art of dialectic because both are arts of discourse production | two | In the first sentence of…
2 | rhetoric ✓ | two | Aristotle and Isocrates …
2 | rhetoric ✓ | two | For instance, in one sec…
2 | rhetoric ✓ | two | Harpine then proceeds to…
3 | rhetoric ✓ | invention/arrangement/style—and three different types of rhetorical proof I2 | three | Aristotle identifies thr…
3 | rhetoric ✓ | three | Aristotle identified thr…
3 | rhetoric ✓ | three | According to Aristotle, …
3 | rhetoric ✓ | 1 political/forensic/the ceremonial oratory of display" | three | From this it follows tha…
3 | rhetoric ✓ | deliberative forensic/judicial/epideictic | three | Aristotle both redeemed …
3 | rhetoric ✓ | three | Rhetoric[note 1] is the …
3 | rhetoric ✓ | logos/pathos/ethos | three | Aristotle also identifie…
3 | rhetoric ✓ | three | Rhetoric was taught in u…
4 | rhetoric ✓ | new political processes/also increasing the sophists trainings leading too many victories for legal cases/public debate/even a simple persuasive speech | four | It is known that the Ath…
4 | rhetoric ✓ | four | Rhetorical education foc…
4 | rhetoric ✓ | of these as argument from analogy/argument from absurdity/thought experiments/inference to the best explanation | four | He describes four of the…
5 | rhetoric ✓ | five | In his scheme of things,…
5 | rhetoric ✓ | canons of eloquence in ancient Egyptian rhetoric were silence/timing/restraint/fluency/truthfulness | five | 2080–1640 BCE). The five…
5 | rhetoric ✓ | five | Rhetorical education foc…
5 | rhetoric ✓ | invention/arrangement/style/memory/delivery | five | The five canons of rheto…
5 | rhetoric ✓ | inventio/dispositio/elocutio/memoria/pronuntiatio—which he saw as key to crafting persuasive discourse | five | Influenced by Aristoteli…
5 | rhetoric ✓ | five | Thomas Wilson's The Arte…
10 | rhetoric ✓ | ten | He was one of the canoni…
2 | right to know ✓ | two | Two mandatory documents …
2 | right to know ✓ | Community Right to Know/Workplace Right to Know | two | "Right to Know" laws tak…
2 | risk taking ✓ | both | It can be positive, nega…
2 | risk taking ✓ | as a consequence of its links to trends in thinking about wider modernity/also to its links to popular discourse in particular the growing environmental concerns during the period | both | The term Risk society wa…
2 | risk taking ✓ | two | Benoit Mandelbrot distin…
2 | risk taking ✓ | types of risks as external risks/manufactured risks | two | Giddens defines these tw…
2 | risk taking ✓ | two | The term "risk," as loos…
2 | risk taking ✓ | two | The theory outlines two …
2 | risk taking ✓ | is really present/operating | two | ... The essential fact i…
3 | risk taking ✓ | three | ISO 31000 defines it in …
2 | ritualistic ✓ | both | ... Other classes of rit…
2 | ritualistic ✓ | rituals/non-ritual doings such as work to behavioral descriptions from clinical descriptions of obsessive–compulsive disorder | both | Dulaney and Fiske compar…
2 | ritualistic ✓ | both | Geertz argued that relig…
2 | ritualistic ✓ | purification and initiation into the religious community/Amrit Sanskar in Sikhism a rite of passage that similarly represents purification and initiation into the religious community | both | Examples include the Mik…
2 | ritualistic ✓ | two | Truly Ṣafā and Marwah ar…
2 | ritualistic ✓ | models of human interrelatedness/juxtaposed and alternating" structure and anti-structure | two | In his analysis of rites…
2 | ritualistic ✓ | two | When graphed on two inte…
2 | ritualistic ✓ | "it is in ritual – that is consecrated behaviour – that this conviction that religious conceptions are veridical/that religious directives are sound is somehow generated" | two | The role of ritual, acco…
2 | ritualistic ✓ | extremes we have the great majority of social actions which partake partly of the one sphere/partly of the other | two | Between these two extrem…
2 | ritualistic | two | As a result at the momen…
2 | ritualistic ✓ | two | Sexual rituals fall into…
3 | ritualistic ✓ | However rituals can fall in more than one category/genre/may be grouped in a variety of other ways | three | For simplicity's sake, t…
3 | ritualistic ✓ | Anthropologist Victor Turner defines rites of affliction actions that seek to mitigate spirits/supernatural forces that inflict humans with bad luck illness gynecological troubles physical injuries/other such misfortunes | three | Arnold van Gennep stated…
3 | ritualistic ✓ | grades of medieval craft guilds those of "Entered Apprentice"/"Journeyman"/"Master Mason" | three | The degrees of Freemason…
4 | ritualistic ✓ | strong group/strong grid/strong group/weak grid/weak group/weak grid/weak group/strong grid | four | When graphed on two inte…
4 | ritualistic ✓ | dimensions content/frequency/intensity/centrality | four | And ritual itself may be…
7 | ritualistic ✓ | seven | Truly Ṣafā and Marwah ar…
2 | river | small fish/large fish | both | Smaller rivers can only …
2 | river ✓ | both | For example, Egypt has a…
2 | river ✓ | or three dams were completed every day/and has since begun to decline | two | Dam-building reached a p…
2 | river ✓ | rivers that are possibly apocryphal but may refer to the Nile/the Ganges | two | These rivers include the…
2 | river ✓ | cultures speak different languages/rarely mix | two | The two cultures speak d…
2 | river ✓ | two | Areas of a river with so…
3 | river ✓ | three | Dam-building reached a p…
3 | river ✓ | such civilizations were the Sumerians in the Tigris–Euphrates river system/the Ancient Egyptian civilization in the Nile/the Indus Valley Civilization on the Indus River | three | Three such civilizations…
4 | river | four | A river beginning in the…
4 | river ✓ | four | The Quran describes thes…
11 | river ✓ | eleven | Floods also appear in No…
3 | rock ✓ | igneous rock/metamorphic rock/sedimentary rock | three | There are three major ty…
2 | roof ✓ | high reflectivity/high thermal emittance | both | Cool roofs are defined a…
2 | roof ✓ | both | Both are expensive but d…
2 | roof ✓ | both | In many Asian countries …
2 | roof ✓ | the building’s structure/the health of its occupants | both | Standing water on a roof…
2 | roof ✓ | both | Steel shingle or standin…
2 | roof ✓ | its supporting structure and its outer skin/or uppermost weatherproof layer | two | There are two parts to a…
2 | rotation ✓ | representations of the same scalar product between v/v ¯ | both | Let v be the correspondi…
2 | rotation ✓ | both | In the degenerate case o…
2 | rotation ✓ | both | Earth's gravity combines…
2 | rotation ✓ | spin/orbital revolution | both | In astronomy, rotation i…
2 | rotation ✓ | real vectors by construction These vectors span the same subspace as v/v ¯ which is an invariant subspace under the application of A | both | Also, they are both real…
2 | rotation ✓ | double | Knowing that 1 is an eig…
2 | rotation ✓ | two | Knowing that 1 is an eig…
2 | rotation ✓ | as in rotation around a fixed axis/as infinite line | two | This definition applies …
2 | rotation ✓ | two | All rigid body movements…
2 | rotation ✓ | two | It is a composition of t…
2 | rotation ✓ | two | in gymnastics, waterskii…
2 | rotation ✓ | two | Because A has only real …
2 | rotation ✓ | two | In the degenerate case o…
3 | rotation ✓ | three | In the degenerate case o…
3 | rotation ✓ | three | Similarly, the rotation …
3 | rotation ✓ | three | It is a composition of t…
3 | rotation ✓ | three | The combination of any s…
3 | rotation ✓ | three | This definition applies …
3 | rotation ✓ | three | In other than three dime…
4 | rotation ✓ | four | Along a four dimensional…
2 | sad ✓ | two | Sadness is believed to s…
6 | sad ✓ | basic emotions described by Paul Ekman/along with happiness/anger/surprise/fear/disgust 271–4 | six | Sadness is one of the si…
7 | sad ✓ | seven | According to the America…
2 | sadness ✓ | two | Sadness is believed to s…
6 | sadness ✓ | basic emotions described by Paul Ekman/along with happiness/anger/surprise/fear/disgust 271–4 | six | Sadness is one of the si…
7 | sadness ✓ | seven | According to the America…
2 | saga ✓ | 112–14 The majority — perhaps two thirds of the medieval corpus — seem to have been composed in the thirteenth century/with the remainder in the fourteenth and fifteenth centuries 102 These sagas usually span multiple generations and often feature everyday people and larger-than-life characters 107–12 Key works of this genre have been viewed in modern scholarship as the highest-quality saga-writing | both | They are noted for frequ…
2 | saga ✓ | both | However, sagas' subject …
2 | saga ✓ | oral/written tradition | both | However, most scholars n…
2 | saga ✓ | seem to have been composed in the thirteenth century/with the remainder in the fourteenth and fifteenth centuries 102 These sagas usually span multiple generations and often feature everyday people and larger-than-life characters 107–12 Key works of this genre have been viewed in modern scholarship as the highest-quality saga-writing | two | They are noted for frequ…
2 | saga | two | The Icelanders' sagas (Í…
2 | salvation ✓ | bodily resurrection and immortality of the soul/most likely based on the influence of Hellenistic ideas about body and soul and the Pharisaic belief in the Oral Torah | both | During the Second Temple…
2 | salvation ✓ | Islam also stresses that in order to gain salvation one must avoid sin/perform good deeds | two | Belief in the "One God",…
5 | salvation ✓ | five | Islam is built on five p…
5 | salvation ✓ | Hinduism/Buddhism/Jainism/Sikhism share certain key concepts which are interpreted differently by different groups/individuals | five | According to Ibn 'Umar, …
10 | salvation ✓ | ten | In Judaism, salvation is…
2 | science ✓ | by challenging long-held metaphysical ideas on perception/as well as by contributing to the improvement and development of technology such as the camera obscura and the telescope | both | New developments in opti…
2 | science ✓ | natural and social sciences are empirical sciences/as their knowledge is based on empirical observations and is capable of being tested for its validity by other researchers working under the same conditions 3–26 | both | Both natural and social …
2 | science ✓ | -check how the research was performed/to follow up by performing similar experiments to determine how dependable the results might be | double | After the results of an …
2 | science ✓ | branches by relying on objective careful/systematic study of an area of knowledge | two | The formal sciences shar…
2 | science ✓ | two | In the OECD, around two-…
2 | science ✓ | two | These two branches may b…
2 | science ✓ | life science/physical science | two | It can be divided into t…
2 | science ✓ | The discovery of X-rays inspired the discovery of radioactivity by Henri Becquerel and Marie Curie in 1896 Marie Curie then became the first person to win two Nobel Prizes/In the next year came the discovery of the first subatomic particle the electron | two | The discovery of X-rays …
2 | science ✓ | the natural sciences which study the physical world/and the social sciences which study individuals and societies | two | Science is a systematic …
3 | science ✓ | formal/material/final | three | This theory uses only th…
3 | science ✓ | natural science/social science/formal science | three | Modern science is common…
3 | science ✓ | the natural sciences which study the physical world/the social sciences which study individuals/societies | three | Science is a systematic …
4 | science ✓ | material/formal/moving/final cause | four | The approach includes Ar…
4 | science ✓ | four | Psychologists have point…
4 | science ✓ | four | This theory uses only th…
2 | scientific ✓ | by challenging long-held metaphysical ideas on perception/as well as by contributing to the improvement and development of technology such as the camera obscura and the telescope | both | New developments in opti…
2 | scientific ✓ | natural and social sciences are empirical sciences/as their knowledge is based on empirical observations and is capable of being tested for its validity by other researchers working under the same conditions 3–26 | both | Both natural and social …
2 | scientific ✓ | -check how the research was performed/to follow up by performing similar experiments to determine how dependable the results might be | double | After the results of an …
2 | scientific ✓ | two | In the OECD, around two-…
2 | scientific ✓ | two | These two branches may b…
2 | scientific ✓ | life science/physical science | two | It can be divided into t…
2 | scientific ✓ | the natural sciences which study the physical world/and the social sciences which study individuals and societies | two | Science is a systematic …
2 | scientific ✓ | The discovery of X-rays inspired the discovery of radioactivity by Henri Becquerel and Marie Curie in 1896 Marie Curie then became the first person to win two Nobel Prizes/In the next year came the discovery of the first subatomic particle the electron | two | The discovery of X-rays …
2 | scientific ✓ | branches by relying on objective careful/systematic study of an area of knowledge | two | The formal sciences shar…
3 | scientific ✓ | the natural sciences which study the physical world/the social sciences which study individuals/societies | three | Science is a systematic …
3 | scientific ✓ | formal/material/final | three | This theory uses only th…
3 | scientific ✓ | natural science/social science/formal science | three | Modern science is common…
4 | scientific | four | This theory uses only th…
4 | scientific ✓ | four | Psychologists have point…
4 | scientific ✓ | material/formal/moving/final cause | four | The approach includes Ar…
2 | screw ✓ | for repairing old machinery/where a coarser thread than the metric fastener thread is required | both | Whitworth screw sizes ar…
2 | screw ✓ | sizes/along with "thread adapters" to allow the smaller size to attach to items requiring the larger thread | both | It is also used for micr…
2 | screw ✓ | double | Most eyeglasses have the…
2 | screw ✓ | ought three ought/four ought | two | The sizes are 00, 000, 0…
2 | screw ✓ | additional fine pitch variants are also specified/for special applications such as threads in thin-walled pipes | two | For some diameters, one …
2 | screw ✓ | two | For more complicated sha…
2 | screw ✓ | two | Most eyeglasses have the…
2 | screw ✓ | two | However, some wholesale …
2 | screw ✓ | two | along two separate paths…
3 | screw ✓ | heading/thread rolling/coating | three | There are three steps in…
3 | screw ✓ | three | The sizes are 00, 000, 0…
4 | screw ✓ | four | The sizes are 00, 000, 0…
6 | screw ✓ | six | The screw mechanism is o…
2 | security ✓ | a feeling/a state of reality | both | Security is both a feeli…
2 | security ✓ | computer security programs installed on the same device can prevent each other from working properly while the user assumes that he/she benefits from twice the protection that only one program would afford | two | For example, two compute…
2 | sedimentary ✓ | both | Sedimentology is part of…
2 | sedimentary ✓ | both | Fossils can be both the …
2 | sedimentary ✓ | including fossils/ooids | both | Both the cement and the …
2 | sedimentary ✓ | two | A type of basin formed b…
2 | sedimentary ✓ | ironII oxide/ironIII oxide | two | The color of a sedimenta…
2 | sedimentary ✓ | plates results in continental collision the basin becomes shallower/develops into a foreland basin | two | Such infill is called fl…
2 | sedimentary ✓ | two | Short astronomic cycles …
3 | sedimentary ✓ | broad categories is based on differences in clast shape composition/grain size/texture | three | The subdivision of these…
3 | sedimentary ✓ | gravel/sand/mud | three | Most geologists use the …
3 | sedimentary ✓ | three | Among the three major ty…
3 | sedimentary ✓ | igneous/sedimentary/metamorphic rocks | three | All three types of rocks…
4 | sedimentary ✓ | four | The form of a clast can …
4 | sedimentary ✓ | four | Sedimentary rocks can be…
6 | sedimentary ✓ | six | Six sandstone names are …
2 | self ✓ | subjects/objects in the universe | both | Human beings have a Self…
2 | self ✓ | in ancient/in modern theology is bound up with a one-sided Augustinian conception of grace" | both | Hendry in a chapter enti…
2 | self ✓ | across cultures did not correlate with Markus &amp/Kitayama's identifications of "independent" or "interdependent" self | both | A 2016 study of 10,203 p…
2 | self ✓ | conscious and unconscious/it is the center of this totality" | both | Carl Jung distinguished,…
2 | self ✓ | portions which are there called Spirit/Flesh | two | 5:23)... And every one o…
2 | self ✓ | areas of the brain that are important in retrieving self-knowledge are the medial prefrontal cortex/the medial posterior parietal cortex | two | Two areas of the brain t…
2 | self ✓ | two | They are two natures or …
2 | self ✓ | elements I/me | two | The earliest formulation…
2 | self ✓ | two | Two types of Self are co…
2 | self ✓ | parts were created interdependent/in harmony though corrupted through sin | two | The two parts were creat…
2 | self ✓ | different words are used but the two are only used as a metaphor of things difficult to differentiate like the thoughts/intentions of the heart | two | Opponents argue that the…
2 | self ✓ | two | The question is whether …
2 | self ✓ | two | Calvin held that while t…
2 | self ✓ | The first factor was Greek philosophy/The second factor was the translation of the Septuagint | two | During the intertestamen…
2 | self ✓ | two | In Christian theological…
2 | self ✓ | two | Pelikan notes that in Lu…
2 | self ✓ | two | Sproul (1939-2017) holds…
3 | self ✓ | together with the entire man/is also divided in another way into two portions which are there called Spirit and Flesh | three | 5:23)... And every one o…
3 | self ✓ | portions spirit/soul/body | three | Which division is not na…
3 | self ✓ | components of the human/emphasized by the descriptors of "whole"/"completely" | three | Proponents of the tripar…
3 | self ✓ | sarx used 151 times refers to the physical aspect of humanity/psychë used 105 times refers to the psycho-logical aspect of humanity/pneuma used 385 times total in the New Testament refers to the human spirit in approximately 80 of those instances | three | The writers of the New T…
3 | self ✓ | parts of man are not equivalent for Plato/Paul/the master faculty for Plato is a subordinate faculty for Paul | three | The three parts of man a…
3 | self ✓ | three | Ezek. 37:1–14 where ruac…
3 | self ✓ | three | The Old Testament consis…
3 | self ✓ | three | They claim that if 1 The…
3 | self ✓ | three | However, there arose pri…
3 | self ✓ | pneumatikos/213/15 31 | three | In this passage, the Apo…
3 | self ✓ | body/spirit/soul | three | In Christian theology, t…
3 | self ✓ | three | Plato did divide man int…
3 | self | The first was called the holy of holies here was God's dwelling place and in it there was no light/The second was called the holy place here stood a candle-stick with seven arms and seven lamps/The third was called the outer court this lay under the open sky and in the full light of the sun | three | Luther writes: Scriptur…
3 | self ✓ | distinct facts/thus whether Genesis 27 describes two/three distinct parts of man's constitution | three | The question is whether …
3 | self ✓ | parts here based on their understanding of how the Bible uses the terms heart/soul/mind | three | However, trichotomists s…
4 | self ✓ | parts since Jesus enumerates heart/soul/mind/strength | four | They claim that if 1 The…
7 | self ✓ | lamps/that is/all manner of reason/discrimination/knowledge/understanding of visible/bodily things | seven | His soul is the holy pla…
7 | self ✓ | seven | The second was called th…
2 | self-aware ✓ | personal/collective dimensions of selfhood" when looking at leadership | both | Steffens et al. note the…
2 | self-aware ✓ | philosophical/psychological contexts researchers distinguish between different forms of self-awareness ranging from awareness of consciousness itself to awareness of oneself within social situations | both | Because the term is used…
2 | self-aware ✓ | awareness of thoughts/emotions—and embodied attention—awareness of one's physical presence in the world | both | It involves both introsp…
2 | self-aware ✓ | private consciousness/public self-perception | both | In contemporary research…
2 | self-aware ✓ | two | These two meanings often…
2 | self-aware ✓ | reflective self-awareness/social self-awareness | two | However, researchers dis…
2 | self-aware ✓ | but do not fully understand how those emotions affect their life[page needed] By age 13 children become more in touch with these emotions/begin to apply them to their lives | two | Most children are aware …
2 | self-aware ✓ | two | These two limitations pr…
2 | self-aware ✓ | two | There are two common met…
3 | self-aware ✓ | red/yellow/black | three | marked the birds' neck w…
3 | self-aware ✓ | three | In a 2006 study, one ele…
3 | self-aware ✓ | three | David DeGrazia identifie…
3 | self-aware ✓ | three | During one trial with a …
4 | self-aware ✓ | four | During the test, the exp…
5 | self-aware ✓ | five | During one trial with a …
5 | self-aware ✓ | five | According to Philippe Ro…
6 | self-aware ✓ | six | According to Philippe Ro…
2 | self-conscious emotions ✓ | two | Two reasons are at the c…
5 | self-conscious emotions ✓ | five | They have five distinct …
2 | self-control ✓ | mental/physical pleasures | both | Similarly, Plato wrote a…
2 | self-control ✓ | both | The term draws on the Am…
2 | self-control ✓ | unhealthy temptations with “bad”/healthy options with “good” more quickly than low-level participants | pair | When completing an Impli…
2 | self-control ✓ | two | Hiding temptation and le…
2 | self-control ✓ | The control group was instructed to continue smoking as usual until they arrived at the laboratory/where they were then asked to read a multisensory neutral script | two | One study divided smoker…
2 | self-control ✓ | two | The results showed that …
3 | self-control ✓ | delay/size/contingency | three | She identifies three mai…
3 | self-control ✓ | the control condition/the consummatory condition/the non-consummatory transformation condition | three | The participants were ra…
3 | self-control ✓ | three | In another experiment, p…
3 | self-control ✓ | three | Each group was then give…
5 | self-control ✓ | five | Next, all the participan…
6 | self-control ✓ | six | Following the manipulati…
9 | self-control ✓ | nine | B.F. Skinner's Science a…
10 | self-control ✓ | ten | Next, all the participan…
2 | semiosis ✓ | both | The interpretant depends…
2 | semiosis ✓ | fore/aft | both | In semiosis, every sign …
2 | semiosis ✓ | both | As a practical matter, o…
2 | semiosis ✓ | the sign/by the user's experience of the object | both | The interpretant, in Pei…
2 | semiosis ✓ | of them recognized that there is more to significant representation than language in the narrow sense of speech/writing alone | both | However, both of them re…
2 | semiosis ✓ | human/nonhuman | both | With this in mind, they …
2 | semiosis ✓ | two | When two individuals mee…
2 | semiosis ✓ | ie/are one mind | two | Moreover, signs require …
2 | semiosis ✓ | a sign's objects also called breadth denotation/application | two | Extension × intension = …
2 | semiosis ✓ | other things its object/its interpretant sign | two | In Peirce's theory of si…
2 | semiosis ✓ | two | Peirce adds a third, the…
3 | semiosis ✓ | three | The three parameters are…
3 | semiosis ✓ | sign typologies depend respectively on the sign itself/how the sign stands for its denoted object/how the signs stands for its object to its interpretant | three | The three sign typologie…
3 | semiosis ✓ | three | Thus each of the three t…
3 | semiosis ✓ | three | Now logical terms are of…
3 | semiosis ✓ | three | The three typologies, la…
3 | semiosis ✓ | three | Peirce held that there a…
3 | semiosis ✓ | three | Peirce's three basic phe…
3 | semiosis ✓ | three | (The three "parameters" …
3 | semiosis ✓ | object/sign/interpretant sign | three | The role of sign is cons…
3 | semiosis ✓ | typologies is a three-way division/a trichotomy/via Peirce's three phenomenological categories | three | Each of the three typolo…
3 | semiosis ✓ | a sign of an object leads to interpretants which/as signs/lead to further interpretants | three | The roles are but three:…
3 | semiosis ✓ | three | Charles Sanders Peirce b…
3 | semiosis ✓ | three | He aimed at 10 trichotom…
3 | semiosis ✓ | three | Thus Peirce's theory of …
3 | semiosis ✓ | three | Peirce adopted the term …
3 | semiosis ✓ | three | The icon-index-symbol ty…
9 | semiosis ✓ | nine | The icon-index-symbol ty…
10 | semiosis ✓ | ten | The result is ten classe…
10 | semiosis ✓ | ten | (The three "parameters" …
10 | semiosis ✓ | ten | The result is not 27 but…
2 | sense ✓ | in hardware/software have allowed computers to take in sensory input in a way similar to humans | both | Until recently, input wa…
2 | sense ✓ | taction/kinesthesia has many parallels with psychoacoustics | both | Haptics, a word used to …
2 | sense ✓ | responsible for identifying molecules/thus both are types of chemoreceptors | both | Smell and taste are both…
2 | sense ✓ | visual/auditory stimuli have been identified in the superior temporal sulcus | both | Neurons that respond to …
2 | sense ✓ | that is/post-sensory | both | Some argue that stereops…
2 | sense ✓ | polarized light and multispectral images and have twelve distinct kinds of color receptors/unlike humans which have three kinds and most mammals which have two kinds | both | Mantis shrimps can perce…
2 | sense ✓ | olfaction/gustation require the transduction of chemical stimuli into electrical potentials | both | Both olfaction (smell) a…
2 | sense ✓ | a particle/a wave | both | A single unit of light i…
2 | sense ✓ | perceived by the vestibular system/nociception | both | Internal senses possesse…
2 | sense ✓ | the horizontal/vertical ampullae the vestibular system can detect the direction of most head movements within three-dimensional space | both | By comparing the relativ…
2 | sense ✓ | three submodalities | two | There is some disagreeme…
2 | sense ✓ | submodalities given that different receptors are responsible for the perception of color/brightness | two | Neuroanatomists generall…
2 | sense ✓ | rods/cones | two | There are two types of p…
2 | sense ✓ | types of somatosensory signals that are transduced by free nerve endings are pain/temperature | two | Two types of somatosenso…
2 | sense ✓ | two | Mantis shrimps can perce…
2 | sense ✓ | two | One is oriented in the h…
2 | sense ✓ | two | We may see 42 objects in…
2 | sense ✓ | modalities use thermoreceptors and nociceptors to transduce temperature and pain stimuli/respectively | two | These two modalities use…
2 | sense ✓ | objects are usually perceived together/within close proximity of each other the Law of Past Experience is usually seen | two | If two objects are usual…
2 | sense ✓ | lineages/but they differ in gross structural anatomy | two | The facial pit underwent…
2 | sense ✓ | are focused on the instrument the listener/the player of the instrument | two | Most research around the…
2 | sense ✓ | stimuli/the smallest difference in stimuli that can be judged to be different from each other | two | Differential threshold o…
2 | sense ✓ | The facial nerve connects to taste buds in the anterior third of the tongue/The glossopharyngeal nerve connects to taste buds in the posterior two thirds of the tongue | two | The glossopharyngeal ner…
3 | sense ✓ | three | Pressure detection uses …
3 | sense ✓ | three | The middle ear consists …
3 | sense ✓ | three | By comparing the relativ…
3 | sense ✓ | three | Stimuli are of three gen…
3 | sense ✓ | three | The vestibular nerve con…
3 | sense ✓ | three | We may see 42 objects in…
3 | sense ✓ | types of cone opsins/being sensitive to different wavelengths of light/provide us with color vision | three | The three types of cone …
3 | sense ✓ | three | The semicircular canals …
3 | sense ✓ | cell type/position/function | three | Receptor cells can be cl…
3 | sense ✓ | three | There is some disagreeme…
3 | sense ✓ | ossicles are the malleus incus/stapes which are Latin names that roughly translate to hammer anvil/stirrup | three | The three ossicles are t…
3 | sense ✓ | three | By comparing the activit…
3 | sense ✓ | three | The relative activation …
3 | sense ✓ | three | Mantis shrimps can perce…
5 | sense ✓ | namely sight/smell/touch/taste/hearing | five | Although, in some cultur…
5 | sense ✓ | five | Depictions of the five t…
5 | sense ✓ | five | In Buddhist philosophy, …
5 | sense ✓ | five | The traditional five sen…
5 | sense ✓ | five | They appear in allegoric…
5 | sense ✓ | Sight is the reclining boy with a convex mirror/hearing is the cupid-like boy with a triangle/smell is represented by the girl with flowers/taste is represented by the woman with the fruit/touch is represented by the woman holding the bird | five | A typical example is Gér…
5 | sense ✓ | five | At that time, the words …
5 | sense ✓ | five | This traditional concept…
5 | sense ✓ | five | In the time of William S…
7 | sense ✓ | Common Fate/Similarity/Proximity/Closure/Symmetry/Continuity/Past Experience | seven | The Gestalt's Law of Org…
7 | sense ✓ | seven | We may see 42 objects in…
9 | sense ✓ | nine | Some examples of human a…
12 | sense ✓ | twelve | Mantis shrimps can perce…
2 | senses ✓ | polarized light and multispectral images and have twelve distinct kinds of color receptors/unlike humans which have three kinds and most mammals which have two kinds | both | Mantis shrimps can perce…
2 | senses ✓ | perceived by the vestibular system/nociception | both | Internal senses possesse…
2 | senses ✓ | that is/post-sensory | both | Some argue that stereops…
2 | senses ✓ | the horizontal/vertical ampullae the vestibular system can detect the direction of most head movements within three-dimensional space | both | By comparing the relativ…
2 | senses ✓ | olfaction/gustation require the transduction of chemical stimuli into electrical potentials | both | Both olfaction (smell) a…
2 | senses ✓ | visual/auditory stimuli have been identified in the superior temporal sulcus | both | Neurons that respond to …
2 | senses ✓ | taction/kinesthesia has many parallels with psychoacoustics | both | Haptics, a word used to …
2 | senses ✓ | a particle/a wave | both | A single unit of light i…
2 | senses ✓ | in hardware/software have allowed computers to take in sensory input in a way similar to humans | both | Until recently, input wa…
2 | senses ✓ | responsible for identifying molecules/thus both are types of chemoreceptors | both | Smell and taste are both…
2 | senses ✓ | submodalities given that different receptors are responsible for the perception of color/brightness | two | Neuroanatomists generall…
2 | senses ✓ | three submodalities | two | There is some disagreeme…
2 | senses ✓ | objects are usually perceived together/within close proximity of each other the Law of Past Experience is usually seen | two | If two objects are usual…
2 | senses ✓ | The facial nerve connects to taste buds in the anterior third of the tongue/The glossopharyngeal nerve connects to taste buds in the posterior two thirds of the tongue | two | The glossopharyngeal ner…
2 | senses ✓ | two | Mantis shrimps can perce…
2 | senses ✓ | stimuli/the smallest difference in stimuli that can be judged to be different from each other | two | Differential threshold o…
2 | senses ✓ | two | One is oriented in the h…
2 | senses ✓ | rods/cones | two | There are two types of p…
2 | senses ✓ | types of somatosensory signals that are transduced by free nerve endings are pain/temperature | two | Two types of somatosenso…
2 | senses ✓ | modalities use thermoreceptors and nociceptors to transduce temperature and pain stimuli/respectively | two | These two modalities use…
2 | senses ✓ | two | We may see 42 objects in…
2 | senses ✓ | are focused on the instrument the listener/the player of the instrument | two | Most research around the…
2 | senses ✓ | lineages/but they differ in gross structural anatomy | two | The facial pit underwent…
3 | senses ✓ | three | There is some disagreeme…
3 | senses ✓ | three | The semicircular canals …
3 | senses ✓ | three | The relative activation …
3 | senses ✓ | three | By comparing the relativ…
3 | senses ✓ | cell type/position/function | three | Receptor cells can be cl…
3 | senses ✓ | three | The middle ear consists …
3 | senses ✓ | three | Pressure detection uses …
3 | senses ✓ | ossicles are the malleus incus/stapes which are Latin names that roughly translate to hammer anvil/stirrup | three | The three ossicles are t…
3 | senses ✓ | three | We may see 42 objects in…
3 | senses ✓ | three | By comparing the activit…
3 | senses ✓ | three | Stimuli are of three gen…
3 | senses ✓ | three | The vestibular nerve con…
3 | senses ✓ | three | Mantis shrimps can perce…
3 | senses ✓ | types of cone opsins/being sensitive to different wavelengths of light/provide us with color vision | three | The three types of cone …
5 | senses ✓ | five | This traditional concept…
5 | senses ✓ | five | At that time, the words …
5 | senses ✓ | five | Depictions of the five t…
5 | senses ✓ | namely sight/smell/touch/taste/hearing | five | Although, in some cultur…
5 | senses ✓ | five | They appear in allegoric…
5 | senses ✓ | five | The traditional five sen…
5 | senses ✓ | Sight is the reclining boy with a convex mirror/hearing is the cupid-like boy with a triangle/smell is represented by the girl with flowers/taste is represented by the woman with the fruit/touch is represented by the woman holding the bird | five | A typical example is Gér…
5 | senses ✓ | five | In Buddhist philosophy, …
5 | senses ✓ | five | In the time of William S…
7 | senses ✓ | seven | We may see 42 objects in…
7 | senses ✓ | Common Fate/Similarity/Proximity/Closure/Symmetry/Continuity/Past Experience | seven | The Gestalt's Law of Org…
9 | senses ✓ | nine | Some examples of human a…
12 | senses ✓ | twelve | Mantis shrimps can perce…
2 | sensual ✓ | responsible for identifying molecules/thus both are types of chemoreceptors | both | Smell and taste are both…
2 | sensual ✓ | polarized light and multispectral images and have twelve distinct kinds of color receptors/unlike humans which have three kinds and most mammals which have two kinds | both | Mantis shrimps can perce…
2 | sensual ✓ | perceived by the vestibular system/nociception | both | Internal senses possesse…
2 | sensual ✓ | visual/auditory stimuli have been identified in the superior temporal sulcus | both | Neurons that respond to …
2 | sensual ✓ | in hardware/software have allowed computers to take in sensory input in a way similar to humans | both | Until recently, input wa…
2 | sensual ✓ | olfaction/gustation require the transduction of chemical stimuli into electrical potentials | both | Both olfaction (smell) a…
2 | sensual ✓ | the horizontal/vertical ampullae the vestibular system can detect the direction of most head movements within three-dimensional space | both | By comparing the relativ…
2 | sensual ✓ | a particle/a wave | both | A single unit of light i…
2 | sensual ✓ | taction/kinesthesia has many parallels with psychoacoustics | both | Haptics, a word used to …
2 | sensual ✓ | that is/post-sensory | both | Some argue that stereops…
2 | sensual ✓ | three submodalities | two | There is some disagreeme…
2 | sensual ✓ | submodalities given that different receptors are responsible for the perception of color/brightness | two | Neuroanatomists generall…
2 | sensual ✓ | two | We may see 42 objects in…
2 | sensual ✓ | modalities use thermoreceptors and nociceptors to transduce temperature and pain stimuli/respectively | two | These two modalities use…
2 | sensual ✓ | two | Mantis shrimps can perce…
2 | sensual ✓ | rods/cones | two | There are two types of p…
2 | sensual ✓ | objects are usually perceived together/within close proximity of each other the Law of Past Experience is usually seen | two | If two objects are usual…
2 | sensual ✓ | stimuli/the smallest difference in stimuli that can be judged to be different from each other | two | Differential threshold o…
2 | sensual ✓ | lineages/but they differ in gross structural anatomy | two | The facial pit underwent…
2 | sensual ✓ | types of somatosensory signals that are transduced by free nerve endings are pain/temperature | two | Two types of somatosenso…
2 | sensual ✓ | are focused on the instrument the listener/the player of the instrument | two | Most research around the…
2 | sensual ✓ | two | One is oriented in the h…
2 | sensual ✓ | The facial nerve connects to taste buds in the anterior third of the tongue/The glossopharyngeal nerve connects to taste buds in the posterior two thirds of the tongue | two | The glossopharyngeal ner…
3 | sensual ✓ | three | By comparing the relativ…
3 | sensual ✓ | cell type/position/function | three | Receptor cells can be cl…
3 | sensual ✓ | types of cone opsins/being sensitive to different wavelengths of light/provide us with color vision | three | The three types of cone …
3 | sensual ✓ | three | The vestibular nerve con…
3 | sensual ✓ | three | By comparing the activit…
3 | sensual ✓ | three | The relative activation …
3 | sensual ✓ | three | Mantis shrimps can perce…
3 | sensual ✓ | three | We may see 42 objects in…
3 | sensual ✓ | three | There is some disagreeme…
3 | sensual ✓ | three | The middle ear consists …
3 | sensual ✓ | ossicles are the malleus incus/stapes which are Latin names that roughly translate to hammer anvil/stirrup | three | The three ossicles are t…
3 | sensual ✓ | three | The semicircular canals …
3 | sensual ✓ | three | Pressure detection uses …
3 | sensual ✓ | three | Stimuli are of three gen…
5 | sensual ✓ | namely sight/smell/touch/taste/hearing | five | Although, in some cultur…
5 | sensual ✓ | Sight is the reclining boy with a convex mirror/hearing is the cupid-like boy with a triangle/smell is represented by the girl with flowers/taste is represented by the woman with the fruit/touch is represented by the woman holding the bird | five | A typical example is Gér…
5 | sensual ✓ | five | They appear in allegoric…
5 | sensual ✓ | five | In Buddhist philosophy, …
5 | sensual ✓ | five | In the time of William S…
5 | sensual ✓ | five | At that time, the words …
5 | sensual ✓ | five | The traditional five sen…
5 | sensual ✓ | five | This traditional concept…
5 | sensual ✓ | five | Depictions of the five t…
7 | sensual ✓ | Common Fate/Similarity/Proximity/Closure/Symmetry/Continuity/Past Experience | seven | The Gestalt's Law of Org…
7 | sensual ✓ | seven | We may see 42 objects in…
9 | sensual ✓ | nine | Some examples of human a…
12 | sensual ✓ | twelve | Mantis shrimps can perce…
2 | sentence ✓ | factors in the readability of a sentence/however other factors such as the presence of conjunctions have been said to "facilitate comprehension considerably" | both | Sentence length, as well…
2 | sentence ✓ | adjacent sentences are more likely to have similar lengths than two non-adjacent sentences/almost certainly have a similar length when in a work of fiction | two | Research by Erik Schils …
2 | sentence ✓ | independent/non-independent/interdependent | two | There are two types of c…
2 | sentence ✓ | two | The causal nexus is repr…
5 | sentence ✓ | five | Research by Erik Schils …
2 | sephirah ✓ | outwardly in joyful sincerity of dveikus in daily life acts of loving-kindness and prayer/inwardly in its profound new articulation of Jewish mystical thought by relating it to the inner life of man | both | Hasidism sought the inte…
2 | sephirah ✓ | the physical realm/the seder hishtalshelut | both | Sefirot (Hebrew: סְפִירוֹת,…
2 | sephirah ✓ | both | Both positions are dispu…
2 | sephirah ✓ | metaphorical "lights"/"vessels" their structural role describes the particular identity each sefirah possesses from its characteristic vessel | both | As the sefirot are viewe…
2 | sephirah ✓ | both | Both positions are dispu…
2 | sephirah ✓ | metaphorical "lights"/"vessels" their structural role describes the particular identity each sefirah possesses from its characteristic vessel | both | As the sefirot are viewe…
2 | sephirah ✓ | the God-world relationship/the inner nature of the divine | both | Kabbalah uses subtle ant…
2 | sephirah ✓ | outwardly in joyful sincerity of dveikus in daily life acts of loving-kindness and prayer/inwardly in its profound new articulation of Jewish mystical thought by relating it to the inner life of man | both | Hasidism sought the inte…
2 | sephirah ✓ | the physical realm/the seder hishtalshelut | both | Sefirot (Hebrew: סְפִירוֹת,…
2 | sephirah ✓ | the God-world relationship/the inner nature of the divine | both | Kabbalah uses subtle ant…
2 | sephirah ✓ | Keter/Da'at | two | As altogether 11 sefirot…
2 | sephirah ✓ | central metaphors in describing divinity/alongside the other Ohr metaphor | two | This relationship betwee…
2 | sephirah ✓ | two | This difference can be s…
2 | sephirah ✓ | two | This difference can be s…
2 | sephirah ✓ | central metaphors in describing divinity/alongside the other Ohr metaphor | two | This relationship betwee…
2 | sephirah ✓ | Keter/Da'at | two | As altogether 11 sefirot…
3 | sephirah ✓ | Chokmah/Binah/Da'at | three | The next three sefirot (…
3 | sephirah ✓ | heads correspond to the superconscious levels of faith/pleasure/will in the soul | three | These three heads corres…
3 | sephirah ✓ | three | Three different levels, …
3 | sephirah ✓ | Chokmah/Binah/Da'at | three | The next three sefirot (…
3 | sephirah ✓ | heads correspond to the superconscious levels of faith/pleasure/will in the soul | three | These three heads corres…
3 | sephirah ✓ | three | Three different levels, …
4 | sephirah ✓ | four | In the Lurianic system o…
4 | sephirah | four | In the Lurianic system o…
4 | sephirah ✓ | Worlds link the Infinite with this realm/they also enable the soul to ascend in devotion/mystical states/towards the Divine | four | As the four Worlds link …
4 | sephirah | four | In the Zohar and elsewhe…
4 | sephirah ✓ | four | Sefirot (Hebrew: סְפִירוֹת,…
4 | sephirah ✓ | four | Nonetheless, the structu…
4 | sephirah ✓ | different "Worlds" or planes of existence/the main part from the perspective of the descending "chain of progression"/that links the infinite divine Ein Sof with the finite/physical realm | four | Hasidic thought uses new…
4 | sephirah ✓ | four | In the Zohar and elsewhe…
4 | sephirah | different "Worlds" or planes of existence/the main part from the perspective of the descending "chain of progression"/that links the infinite divine Ein Sof with the finite/physical realm | four | Hasidic thought uses new…
4 | sephirah | four | Sefirot (Hebrew: סְפִירוֹת,…
4 | sephirah | four | Nonetheless, the structu…
4 | sephirah | Worlds link the Infinite with this realm/they also enable the soul to ascend in devotion/mystical states/towards the Divine | four | As the four Worlds link …
5 | sephirah ✓ | Worlds are counted/comprising these and a higher/fifth plane/Adam Kadmon-manifest Godhead level[clarification needed]/that mediates between the Ein Sof and the four lower Worlds | five | In the Lurianic system o…
5 | sephirah ✓ | Worlds are counted/comprising these and a higher/fifth plane/Adam Kadmon-manifest Godhead level[clarification needed]/that mediates between the Ein Sof and the four lower Worlds | five | In the Lurianic system o…
7 | sephirah ✓ | Chesed/Gevurah/Tiferet/Netzach/Hod/Yesod/Malkuth | seven | The seven subsequent sef…
7 | sephirah ✓ | Chesed/Gevurah/Tiferet/Netzach/Hod/Yesod/Malkuth | seven | The seven subsequent sef…
9 | sephirah ✓ | nine | The tradition of enumera…
9 | sephirah ✓ | nine | The tradition of enumera…
10 | sephirah ✓ | ten | Hasidic thought uses new…
10 | sephirah ✓ | ten | As revelations of the cr…
10 | sephirah ✓ | ten | Since they are the attri…
10 | sephirah ✓ | ten | In later Jewish literatu…
10 | sephirah ✓ | ten | The tradition of enumera…
10 | sephirah ✓ | ten | In later Jewish literatu…
10 | sephirah ✓ | ten | As revelations of the cr…
10 | sephirah ✓ | ten | Hasidic thought uses new…
10 | sephirah ✓ | ten | The tradition of enumera…
10 | sephirah ✓ | ten | Since they are the attri…
11 | sephirah ✓ | eleven | The tradition of enumera…
11 | sephirah ✓ | eleven | The tradition of enumera…
2 | sephirah/prime ✓ | both | Gabriel is also believed…
2 | sephirah/prime ✓ | both | In his work, the four ho…
2 | sephirah/prime ✓ | man/God | both | Proclus of Constantinopl…
2 | sephirah/prime ✓ | Saint Gabriel the Archangel is commemorated on the vigil of the Feast of the Annunciation by Antiochian Western Rite Vicariate/Western Rite in the ROCOR | two | Eastern Orthodox commemo…
2 | sephirah/prime ✓ | are regarded as the same individual/Noah being his mortal name and Gabriel being his heavenly name | two | The two are regarded as …
2 | sephirah/prime ✓ | unidentified warriors clad in white had protected Muhammad during the Battle of Uhud that later being confirmed by Muhammad those two unidentified warriors were Jibril/Michael in disguise | two | Gabriel is also believed…
3 | sephirah/prime | three | Muslims believe that Gab…
3 | sephirah/prime ✓ | three | Mandaeans venerate Ptahi…
4 | sephirah/prime ✓ | four | These four archangels wi…
4 | sephirah/prime ✓ | homilies on the Missus Est"/Saint Bernard interpreted Gabriel's name as "the strength of God"/and his symbolic function in the gospel story as announcement of the strength or virtue of Christ/both as the strength of God incarnate and as the strength given by God to the timorous people who would bring into the world a fearful and troublesome event | four | In his work, the four ho…
4 | sephirah/prime ✓ | Michael/Raphael/Gabriel/Phanuel | four | In Chapter 40, Gabriel i…
4 | sephirah/prime ✓ | four | According to Rabbinic Ju…
5 | sephirah/prime ✓ | five | The earliest known ident…
5 | sephirah/prime ✓ | five | The first five verses of…
6 | sephirah/prime ✓ | six | In Hadith traditions, Ji…
7 | sephirah/prime ✓ | seven | Yazdânism and Yarsanism …
7 | sephirah/prime ✓ | Uriel/Raphael/Raguel/Michael/Saraqâêl/Gabriel/Remiel | seven | In Chapter 20, Gabriel i…
7 | sephirah/prime ✓ | seven | The Yazidis worship Seve…
7 | sephirah/prime ✓ | seven | Different passages state…
10 | sephirah/prime ✓ | ten | The final reference to G…
2 | sexual misconduct ✓ | criminal/non-criminal conduct" | both | Two of these terms have …
2 | sexual misconduct ✓ | Sexual assault has a specific meaning in the criminal law context unlike sexual misconduct which may cover both criminal/non-criminal conduct" | two | Two of these terms have …
3 | sexual misconduct ✓ | First a power imbalance/Second coercion whether implicit or explicit/Third predatory behaviour" Ally Crockford a public educator at the Ottawa Rape Crisis Centre states that "[s]exual misconduct is | three | It might be found under …
2 | sight ✓ | both | In most vertebrates, vis…
2 | sight ✓ | both | In his Book of Optics (K…
2 | sight ✓ | both | However, both stereoscop…
2 | sight ✓ | schools of thought relied upon the principle that "like is only known by like"/and thus upon the notion that the eye was composed of some "internal fire" that interacted with the "external fire" of visible light and made vision possible | both | Both schools of thought …
2 | sight ✓ | lifelong experience/changing cognitive capacities | both | Visual perception involv…
2 | sight ✓ | both | Vergence movements invol…
2 | sight ✓ | major ancient Greek schools/providing a primitive explanation of how vision works | two | There were two major anc…
2 | sight ✓ | which sends a signal to the bipolar cell layer which in turn sends a signal to the ganglion cells the axons of which form the optic nerve/transmit the information to the brain | two | When the appropriate wav…
2 | sight ✓ | two | This conjecture is known…
2 | sight ✓ | red/green/yellow/blue | two | There are two types of g…
2 | sight ✓ | functional pathways a ventral/a dorsal pathway | two | Recent descriptions of v…
2 | sight ✓ | The picture to the right shows what may happen during the first two seconds of visual inspection/While the background is out of focus representing the peripheral vision the first eye movement goes to the boots of the man just because they are very near the starting fixation and have a reasonable contrast | two | The picture to the right…
2 | sight ✓ | two | Marr described vision as…
2 | sight ✓ | an opsin/retinal | two | The photopigment molecul…
3 | sight ✓ | encoding/selection/decoding | three | A more recent, alternati…
3 | sight ✓ | three | Marr described vision as…
3 | sight ✓ | photoreceptor layer/bipolar cell layer/ganglion cell layer | three | The retina contains thre…
3 | sight ✓ | distinct types labeled red/green/blue | three | The cones are responsibl…
3 | sight ✓ | the computational/algorithmic/implementational levels | three | In order to focus on the…
8 | sight ✓ | eight | According to this theory…
2 | sign ✓ | the former and the latter are divided respectively into particular signs and figurative signs/among which the unknown figurative signs belong to the pagans | both | Signs are divided into n…
2 | sign ✓ | both | He called it both semiot…
2 | sign ✓ | as a map for navigating his philosophy/as an accomplished polymath's survey of research in his time | both | His classifications, on …
2 | sign ✓ | both | Peirce's philosophy incl…
2 | sign ✓ | inevitably regards itself as partly true partly vague and as continuing to define itself without limit and inevitably has God appearing likewise vague but growing though God as the Necessary Being is not vague or growing/but the hypothesis will hold it to be more false to say the opposite that God is purposeless | both | In "A Neglected Argument…
2 | sign ✓ | including mathematics/philosophy | both | Both included philosophy…
2 | sign ✓ | both | Peirce outlined two fiel…
2 | sign ✓ | both | The interpretant depends…
2 | sign ✓ | pragmatism/statistical principles as aspects of scientific logic in his "Illustrations of the Logic of Science" series of articles | both | He formulated both pragm…
2 | sign ✓ | both | He was productive in bot…
2 | sign ✓ | a sign's objects also called breadth denotation/application | two | Extension × intension = …
2 | sign | 1898/1903 | two | The one who did the most…
2 | sign ✓ | fields "Cenoscopy"/"Science of Review" both of which he called philosophy | two | Peirce outlined two fiel…
2 | sign ✓ | negatives/conceals an anacoluthon | two | But this definition toda…
2 | sign ✓ | intend express/mean | two | According to these class…
2 | sign ✓ | two | Peirce adds a third, the…
3 | sign ✓ | hypothetical explanation/deductive prediction/inductive testing | three | In his methodeutic or th…
3 | sign | roles encompassing the sign the sign's subject matter called its object/the sign's meaning/ramification as formed into a kind of effect called its interpretant | three | The sign relation is the…
3 | sign ✓ | By way of example of how to clarify conceptions/he addressed conceptions about truth/the real as questions of the presuppositions of reasoning in general | three | In the second one, "How …
3 | sign ✓ | abduction deduction/induction—in his "critique of arguments"/"logic proper" | three | Borrowing a brace of con…
3 | sign ✓ | three | Influences radiate from …
3 | sign ✓ | mathematics of logic discrete series/pseudo-continua/continua | three | Peirce classified mathem…
3 | sign ✓ | three | Peirce's philosophy incl…
3 | sign ✓ | three | Based on his critique of…
3 | sign ✓ | universal categories that Peirce developed in response to reading Aristotle/Immanuel Kant/G | three | The paper outlined a the…
3 | sign ✓ | three | Peirce began writing on …
3 | sign ✓ | Peirce uses examples often from common experience but defines/discusses such things as assertion/interpretation in terms of philosophical logic | three | Global divisions of ways…
3 | sign ✓ | three | He based it on the conce…
3 | sign ✓ | three | Also, each of the three …
3 | sign ✓ | three | Among Peirce's many sign…
3 | sign ✓ | three | Thus each of the three t…
3 | sign ✓ | three | This is the culminating …
3 | sign ✓ | three | Peirce held there are ex…
3 | sign ✓ | modes called "tychasm"/"anancasm"/"agapasm" | three | He held that fortuitous …
3 | sign ✓ | parameters are not independent of each other many co-classifications are absent for reasons pertaining to the lack of either habit-taking/singular reaction in a quality/the lack of habit-taking in a singular reaction | three | The three parameters are…
3 | sign ✓ | three | In the categories one wi…
3 | sign | three | The roles are but three;…
3 | sign ✓ | three | Now logical terms are of…
4 | sign ✓ | Assertion of absolute certainty/maintaining that something is absolutely unknowable/maintaining that something is absolutely inexplicable because absolutely basic or ultimate/holding that perfect exactitude is possible especially such as to quite preclude unusual and anomalous phenomena | four | Peirce goes on to list f…
4 | sign | four | He also worked on linear…
4 | sign ✓ | four | Peirce drew on the metho…
4 | sign ✓ | four | Peirce sketched four met…
4 | sign ✓ | four | Four methods which Peirc…
5 | sign ✓ | five | The Survey sent him to E…
7 | sign | seven | Moreover, he introduces …
9 | sign ✓ | nine | Besides lectures during …
10 | sign ✓ | ten | The result is not 27 but…
2 | simple machine ✓ | the friction/ideal mechanical advantage are high enough it will self-lock | both | If both the friction and…
2 | simple machine ✓ | the friction forces between its parts/the distance ratio d in / d out | both | Whether a machine is sel…
2 | simple machine ✓ | pair | The screw is usually ide…
2 | simple machine ✓ | pair | Similarly, the flat surf…
2 | simple machine ✓ | pair | The bearings that form t…
2 | simple machine ✓ | levers/cranks are combined into a planar four-bar linkage by attaching a link that connects the output of one crank to the input of another | two | Two levers, or cranks, a…
4 | simple machine ✓ | four | Two levers, or cranks, a…
4 | simple machine | types of joints the revolute joint sliding joint cam joint/gear joint/related connections such as cables/belts it is possible to understand a machine as an assembly of solid parts that connect these joints | four | Starting with four types…
5 | simple machine ✓ | five | For example, Heron of Al…
5 | simple machine ✓ | five | Later Greek philosophers…
6 | simple machine ✓ | six | Additional links can be …
6 | simple machine ✓ | six | The great variety and so…
6 | simple machine ✓ | six | Usually the term refers …
3 | sin ✓ | Bertrand Russell said that envy was one of the most potent causes of unhappiness/bringing sorrow to committers of envy/while giving them the urge to inflict pain upon others | three | According to St. Thomas …
5 | sin ✓ | five | Aquinas listed five form…
5 | sin ✓ | five | However, there are five …
5 | sin ✓ | five | These five crimes are co…
5 | sin ✓ | harming a Buddha/killing an Arhat/creating schism in the Sangha/matricide/patricide — are considered so severe that they bring immediate karmic repercussions | five | While general “sin” refe…
7 | sin ✓ | seven | Christianity treats sin …
7 | sin ✓ | seven | While not identical to m…
7 | sin ✓ | seven | In order of increasing s…
7 | sin ✓ | seven | The Lutheran divine Mart…
7 | sin ✓ | seven | Pride is known as hubris…
7 | sin ✓ | seven | According to Catholic pr…
7 | sin ✓ | in number has influenced/inspired various streams of religious/philosophical thought/fine art painting/modern popular media such as literature/film/television | seven | During later centuries a…
7 | sin ✓ | gifts of grace given by the Holy Spirit these gifts are Wisdom/Understanding/Counsel/Knowledge/Piety/Fortitude/Fear of the Lord | seven | Sloth includes ceasing t…
7 | sin ✓ | seven | The seven deadly sins (a…
7 | sin ✓ | seven | The concept of the seven…
7 | sin ✓ | seven | Later, the concept of se…
7 | sin ✓ | seven | With reference to the se…
7 | sin ✓ | seven | The idea of the seven de…
7 | sin ✓ | seven | In Catholicism, the clas…
7 | sin ✓ | deadly sins according to the Catholic Church are pride/greed/wrath/envy/lust/gluttony/sloth | seven | In the standard list, th…
8 | sin ✓ | eight | With reference to the se…
9 | sin ✓ | nine | With reference to the se…
2 | sister ✓ | of which have the same meaning/ie sister | both | The English word sister …
2 | sister ✓ | two | Males with a twin sister…
2 | slandering ✓ | both | In common law jurisdicti…
2 | slandering ✓ | both | Whoever, imputes anythin…
2 | slandering ✓ | both | Both of them were a quer…
2 | slandering ✓ | both | Libel and slander both r…
2 | slandering ✓ | serious harm/serious financial loss which individual plaintiffs are not required to demonstrate | both | Since 2013, English law …
2 | slandering ✓ | true/false statements can be considered defamation | both | In South Korea, both tru…
2 | slandering ✓ | in South/East Asian countries | both | From 2014, criminal defa…
2 | slandering ✓ | the New York state law/the federal law were passed unanimously | both | Both the New York state …
2 | slandering ✓ | both | In Malaysia, defamation …
2 | slandering ✓ | criminal/civil lawsuits may be brought to court under the laws on denigration | both | Under exemptions in the …
2 | slandering ✓ | both | The punishment is simple…
2 | slandering ✓ | the living/the deceased | both | Abusive language might h…
2 | slandering ✓ | leshon hara/"the evil tongue" | both | It is described as a sin…
2 | slandering ✓ | both | Both forbidden in the To…
2 | slandering ✓ | both | In India, a defamation c…
2 | slandering ✓ | both | It is treated as a civil…
2 | slandering ✓ | both | Six countries decriminal…
2 | slandering ✓ | two | To establish civil liabi…
2 | slandering ✓ | two | The ECOWAS Court of Just…
2 | slandering ✓ | two | New cybercrime laws were…
2 | slandering ✓ | two | As for legal remedies, t…
2 | slandering ✓ | two | The two most fundamental…
2 | slandering ✓ | two | The two terms seem to be…
2 | slandering ✓ | Alabama Florida Idaho Illinois Kansas Kentucky Louisiana Massachusetts Michigan Minnesota Mississippi Montana Nevada New Hampshire New Mexico North Carolina North Dakota Oklahoma South Carolina Texas Utah Virginia Wisconsin Puerto Rico/Virgin Islands | two | On the state level, 23 s…
2 | slandering ✓ | two | According to an analysis…
2 | slandering ✓ | countries In most cases – criminal or civil – the burden of proof continued to be on the defendant/and it was rare to have public interest recognized as a defence | two | It was signed by two cou…
2 | slandering | two | In general, criminal pen…
2 | slandering ✓ | related concepts detraction/slander | two | The Catholic Encyclopedi…
2 | slandering ✓ | opinion/truth | two | This doctrine gives rise…
2 | slandering ✓ | countries decriminalized defamation in 2009/followed by another in 2010 | two | Two countries decriminal…
2 | slandering ✓ | two | In order to constitute a…
2 | slandering ✓ | two | With two exceptions: for…
3 | slandering | three | In 2017, the OSCE Repres…
3 | slandering ✓ | three | Controversially, damages…
3 | slandering ✓ | repealed all general provisions on criminal defamation/insult four[clarification needed] retained criminal defamation offences but without the possibility of imprisonment/one[clarification needed] retained imprisonment as a possibility | three | Of the eight countries[c…
3 | slandering ✓ | words/can be defamatory/as was held in this case | three | This judgment was signif…
3 | slandering ✓ | three | If the slandering occurs…
3 | slandering ✓ | three | The degree of sinfulness…
3 | slandering ✓ | three | Defamation would include…
3 | slandering ✓ | to seven months-fine/from six to fourteen months-fine when it is strong/with publicity | three | Injury has a penalty of …
3 | slandering ✓ | of which in the Caribbean/fully/partially decriminalized defamation | three | Seven countries, three o…
3 | slandering ✓ | 1 "provided by law that is clear and accessible to everyone"/2 "proven to be necessary and legitimate to protect the rights or reputations of others"/and 3 "proportionate and the least restrictive to achieve the purported aim" | three-part | Additionally, restrictio…
4 | slandering | four | Based on text from Wikis…
4 | slandering ✓ | four | Four countries in Centra…
4 | slandering ✓ | countries/defamation laws were used by public officials/including heads of state/to restrict critical media across all platforms | four | In at least four countri…
4 | slandering | four | An additional four aboli…
4 | slandering ✓ | four | Of the eight countries[c…
4 | slandering | four | Although laws vary by st…
4 | slandering ✓ | four | According to an analysis…
4 | slandering ✓ | four | Between 2012 and 2017, f…
5 | slandering ✓ | five | As of 30 September 2012[…
6 | slandering ✓ | six | Six countries decriminal…
6 | slandering ✓ | six | If it is not written or …
6 | slandering ✓ | six | Injury has a penalty of …
6 | slandering | six | Penalties for cases with…
6 | slandering ✓ | six | If the calumny is writte…
7 | slandering ✓ | seven | Seven countries, three o…
8 | slandering ✓ | eight | Of the eight countries[c…
8 | slandering ✓ | eight | In 2011, the Pew Researc…
8 | slandering ✓ | eight | According to the Pew Res…
10 | slandering ✓ | ten | This section defines def…
10 | slandering ✓ | ten | Both forbidden in the To…
10 | slandering ✓ | ten | If it is not written or …
10 | slandering ✓ | ten | If the calumny is writte…
11 | slandering ✓ | eleven | "Grave slander" in writt…
2 | soap ✓ | industrially/by small-scale artisans | both | Many of these soaps are …
2 | soap ✓ | the oil/any dirt with a strigil | both | The Romans' preferred me…
2 | soap ✓ | both | Soapmaking is mentioned …
2 | soap ✓ | factories/soap production at Marseille tended to eclipse the other Provençal centers | two | In Marseilles, by 1525, …
2 | soap ✓ | two | Once it began to thicken…
5 | soap ✓ | five | In 1634 Charles I grante…
2 | Social ✓ | both | Ethnicity is separate fr…
2 | Social ✓ | both | As of 2022[update], acco…
2 | Social ✓ | the collective/individual level | both | Assigning ethnicity to a…
2 | Social ✓ | be informal understandings that govern the behavior of members of a society as well as be codified into rules/laws are powerful drivers of human behavior | both | Social norms, which can …
2 | Social ✓ | biological/inorganic matter | both | 19th century sociologist…
2 | Social ✓ | nomadic/sedentary | two | Khaldun conceptualized s…
2 | Social ✓ | distinct subcultures/the urban elite versus the peasant masses | two | This results in two dist…
3 | Social ✓ | governing class versus the masses/urban minority versus peasant majority/literate minority versus illiterate majority | three | The system of stratifica…
3 | Social ✓ | pre-industrial/industrial/postindustrial | three | Sociologists tend to cla…
3 | Social ✓ | three | The anthropologist Marsh…
3 | Social ✓ | functionalism/conflict theory/symbolic interactionism | three | In Western sociology, th…
5 | Social ✓ | five | The anthropologist Marsh…
2 | social contract ✓ | both | He proposes that, if two…
2 | social contract ✓ | both | And so when men have bot…
2 | social contract ✓ | is tolerated not as a good but as the lesser evil/honoured by reason of the inability of men to do injustice | two | This they affirm to be t…
2 | social contract | two | Gauthier notably points …
2 | social contract ✓ | parties were to stick to the original agreed-upon arrangement/morals outlined by the contract they would both experience an optimal result | two | He proposes that, if two…
2 | social contract ✓ | independent and self-interested parties is indeed possible/especially when it comes to understanding morality and politics | two | David Gauthier's "neo-Ho…
2 | social contract ✓ | two | Since the rights to ‘lif…
3 | social contract ✓ | first/the constitution of nature that includes all of what the Founders called "natural law" second/by which it does establish the third | three | Brownson, who argued tha…
3 | social contract ✓ | essential rights protected under the social contract/are repeated in the Declaration/Locke’s idea on the natural rights of human beings proves to be influential | three | Since the rights to ‘lif…
2 | socializer | bonding/bridging connections | both | He has highlighted how s…
2 | socializer ✓ | negative socialization/the people who impose it on us | both | Negative socialization o…
2 | socializer ✓ | it is useful[for whom?] to learn the best features of both natural/planned socialization in order to incorporate them into life in a meaningful way | both | Both natural and planned…
2 | socializer ✓ | both | Oversocialization operat…
2 | socializer ✓ | 5 It is a lifelong process that shapes the behavior beliefs/actions of adults as well as of children | both | It involves both learnin…
2 | socializer ✓ | formal procedures/informal norms | both | New employees also learn…
2 | socializer ✓ | a cause/an effect of association | both | Socialization is thus bo…
2 | socializer ✓ | social influences/genes | both | Socialization provides o…
2 | socializer ✓ | to and through the use of language/acquiring competence in a language the novice is by the same token socialized into the categories and norms of the culture while the culture in turn provides the norms of the use of language | both | Members of all societies…
2 | socializer ✓ | two | The second stage is todd…
2 | socializer ✓ | the parties resolve their differences and the individual becomes a full member again/or the group and the individual part ways via expulsion or voluntary exit | two | There are two possible o…
2 | socializer ✓ | 1 the staff work to root out a new inmate's individual identity/2 the staff attempt to create for the inmate a new identity | two | Resocialization via tota…
3 | socializer ✓ | preschool/children struggle to understand the difference between initiative and guilt | three | In stage three, preschoo…
4 | socializer ✓ | pre-adolescence/children learn about industriousness/inferiority | four | Stage four, pre-adolesce…
4 | socializer | Shaping gender related attributes through toys/activities differing their interaction with children based on the sex of the child serving as primary gender models/communicating gender ideals/expectations | four | Sociologists have identi…
5 | socializer ✓ | cultural socialization/preparation for bias/promotion of mistrust/egalitarianism/other | five | Researchers have identif…
7 | socializer | seven | In stage seven, or middl…
8 | socializer ✓ | eight | In the final stage, stag…
10 | socializer ✓ | ten | Thus, ten foetuses were …
10 | socializer ✓ | ten | The environment in which…
2 | Social Science ✓ | evinces the vital necessity of implementing reflexivity in practice/poses the main challenge in doing so | both | The recursivity of our s…
2 | Social Science ✓ | both | Both the humanities and …
2 | Social Science ✓ | both | Both macroeconomics and …
2 | Social Science ✓ | private/public financing | both | The funding of social sc…
2 | Social Science ✓ | quantitative/qualitative research | both | In modern academic pract…
2 | Social Science ✓ | theoretical models/empirical analysis | both | Since the early part of …
2 | Social Science ✓ | we are socialised into discourses/dispositions produced by the socio-political order we aim to challenge a socio-political order that we may therefore reproduce unconsciously while aiming to do the contrary | both | According to Audrey Alej…
2 | Social Science ✓ | both | In both the public and p…
2 | Social Science ✓ | social sciences/the humanities | both | Communication studies in…
2 | Social Science ✓ | arbitrary/ambiguous | both | Social science fields of…
2 | Social Science ✓ | both | Sociologists use a diver…
2 | Social Science ✓ | human geography/physical geography | two | Geography as a disciplin…
2 | Social Science ✓ | Social scientists will commonly combine quantitative/qualitative approaches as part of a multi-strategy design | two | Social research methods …
2 | Social Science ✓ | two | As a result of the two s…
2 | Social Science ✓ | two | Economics has two broad …
2 | Social Science ✓ | two | In the United States, a …
3 | Social Science ✓ | three | In the twentieth century…
3 | Social Science ✓ | three | For example, students at…
3 | Social Science ✓ | Durkheimian positivism and structural functionalism/Marxist historical materialism and conflict theory/Weberian antipositivism and verstehen analysis | three | The field may be broadly…
4 | Social Science | archaeology/physical or biological anthropology/anthropological linguistics/and cultural anthropology | four | Within the United States…
5 | Social Science ✓ | five | Following this period, f…
5 | Social Science ✓ | jurisprudence and amendment of the law/education/health/economy and trade/and art | five | By the late 19th century…
2 | Sociology ✓ | Durkheim argued that societies moved from simple to complex through a process of sociocultural evolution | both | In contrast to both, Dur…
2 | Sociology ✓ | the ASA and the BSA have sections devoted to the subfield of Science/Knowledge and Technology | both | Both the ASA and the BSA…
2 | Sociology ✓ | a sub-discipline of sociology/an approach within the field of legal studies | both | The sociology of law ref…
2 | Sociology ✓ | both | Michel Foucault provides…
2 | Sociology | both | The sociological canon o…
2 | Sociology ✓ | both | A broad historical parad…
2 | Sociology ✓ | both | While very different in …
2 | Sociology ✓ | Weber and Georg Simmel pioneered the "Verstehen" method in social science/a systematic process by which an outside observer attempts to relate to a particular cultural group or indigenous people on their own terms and from their own point of view | both | Both Weber and Georg Sim…
2 | Sociology ✓ | at the level of small-scale interaction/in terms of the broader social structure | both | The primary concern of f…
2 | Sociology ✓ | both | Regarded as a part of bo…
2 | Sociology ✓ | both | The terms "social scienc…
2 | Sociology ✓ | urban sociology/criminology utilizing symbolic interactionism as a method of field research | both | In the 1920s and 1930s T…
2 | Sociology ✓ | individual/system level causal explanations of deviance | both | For instance, Robert K. …
2 | Sociology ✓ | Comte and Karl Marx set out to develop scientifically justified systems in the wake of European industrialization and secularization/informed by various key movements in the philosophies of history and science | both | Both Comte and Karl Marx…
2 | Sociology ✓ | eg/crime | both | The sociology of devianc…
2 | Sociology ✓ | both | Ultimately, "the failure…
2 | Sociology ✓ | disciplines study social interactions community/the effect of various systems on the individual | both | Both disciplines study s…
2 | Sociology ✓ | Anthony Giddens a sociologist whose theory of structuration draws on the linguistic theory of Ferdinand de Saussure/Claude Lévi-Strauss an anthropologist | two | The structuralist moveme…
2 | Sociology ✓ | "society"/"association" | two | For instance, German soc…
2 | Sociology ✓ | two | Granovetter's theory of …
2 | Sociology ✓ | grand theory is a waste of time/[and] good theory has to be good to think with or goes in the trash bin" Despite the aversion to grand theory in the latter half of the 20th century several new traditions have emerged that propose various syntheses structuralism post-structuralism cultural sociology and systems theory | two | Omar Lizardo describes t…
2 | Sociology ✓ | was the principal achievement of Marx's theory | two | To have given clear and …
2 | Sociology | most cited journals/quantitative articles have historically outnumbered qualitative ones by a factor of two | two | In the discipline's two …
2 | Sociology ✓ | two | In recent years, however…
2 | Sociology ✓ | crucial abstract concepts with his work on "gemeinschaft/gesellschaft" lit | two | Fellow German sociologis…
2 | Sociology ✓ | two | Sociological research me…
2 | Sociology ✓ | manners of recording/thinking about social data | two | Nonetheless, the problem…
2 | Sociology ✓ | a concern over the general possibilities of social actions/the specific problem of social scientific knowledge | two | The problem of subjectiv…
3 | Sociology ✓ | three | Social stratification is…
3 | Sociology ✓ | three | Durkheim, Marx, and the …
3 | Sociology ✓ | Durkheimian/Logical/Instrumental | three | Loïc Wacquant distinguis…
3 | Sociology ✓ | three | According to Weber, stra…
3 | Sociology ✓ | three | But Comte's clear recogn…
3 | Sociology ✓ | Lastly sociological theory often grapples with the problem of integrating/transcending the divide between micro meso/macro-scale social phenomena which is a subset of all three central problems | three | This consensus is: how t…
4 | Sociology ✓ | The second tradition of structuralist thought/contemporaneous with Giddens/emerges from the American School of social network analysis in the 1970s and 1980s/spearheaded by the Harvard Department of Social Relations led by Harrison White and his students | four | One may delineate four c…
4 | Sociology ✓ | The Protestant Ethic and the Spirit of Capitalism/The Religion of China Confucianism and Taoism/The Religion of India The Sociology of Hinduism and Buddhism/and Ancient Judaism | four | Max Weber published four…
4 | Sociology ✓ | four | As argued by Josh Whitfo…
4 | Sociology ✓ | Functionalism/Conflict/Symbolic Interactionism/Utilitarianism | four | Randall Collins' well-ci…
7 | Sociology ✓ | Michel Foucault/Pierre Bourdieu/Anthony Giddens/Erving Goffman/Jürgen Habermas/Max Weber/Bruno Latour | seven | Seven of the top ten are…
10 | Sociology ✓ | ten | Thus, ten foetuses were …
10 | Sociology ✓ | ten | Seven of the top ten are…
12 | Sociology ✓ | twelve | The term has long since …
2 | solid ✓ | the optical/mechanical properties of a material can be of interest | both | For some purposes, both …
2 | solid ✓ | non-crystalline glasses/crystalline ceramics | both | Glass-ceramic materials …
2 | solid ✓ | are valued for their abrasion resistance/hence find use in such applications as the wear plates of crushing equipment in mining operations | both | Both are valued for thei…
2 | solid ✓ | electricity/heat | both | Metals typically are str…
2 | solid ✓ | both | Electrical properties in…
2 | solid ✓ | both | Wood-based materials are…
2 | solid ✓ | electrons/holes contribute to current in semiconductors | both | Semiconductors behave so…
2 | solid ✓ | amorphous/crystalline phases so that crystalline grains are embedded within a non-crystalline intergranular phase | both | They are formed as a gla…
2 | solid ✓ | pair | A capacitor is an electr…
2 | solid ✓ | two | Iron and aluminium are t…
2 | solid ✓ | electrons/holes | two | Fundamentally, the devic…
2 | solid ✓ | eg metals/water ice | two | The atoms in a solid are…
2 | solid | two | Two main groups of polym…
3 | solid ✓ | the noble gas helium which remains a liquid even at absolute zero owing to zero-point energy/the metalloid arsenic sublimating around 900 K/the life-forming element carbon which sublimates around 3950 K | three | All naturally occurring …
3 | solid ✓ | three | Three models can describ…
3 | solid ✓ | fundamental phases/solids also expand when heated/the thermal energy put into increasing the distance and reducing the potential energy between atoms | three | Much like the other thre…
3 | solid ✓ | triple | As a rule of thumb, melt…
5 | SOLID object-oriented pr… ✓ | five | In object-oriented progr…
2 | soul ✓ | views as soul-theories/as both identify a self through craving | both | Buddha identifies both v…
2 | soul ✓ | the source of life/the mind | both | Plato was the first pers…
2 | soul ✓ | intuition/concepts whereas the "I" here involves only abstract conceptual thought | both | Cognition, for Kant, req…
2 | soul ✓ | both | He recalled two canons o…
2 | soul ✓ | humans/djinn | both | It is used for both huma…
2 | soul ✓ | made a distinction between the soul and the spirit/and the Avicennian doctrine on the nature of the soul was influential among later Muslims | both | They both made a distinc…
2 | soul ✓ | a mover/a thinker | both | Plato was the first thin…
2 | soul ✓ | both | The Buddha rejects both …
2 | soul ✓ | both | 1300. Like, al-Ghazali, …
2 | soul ✓ | the human being/their soul persist in the afterlife as distinct entities with the soul constituting the human | both | Survivalism holds that b…
2 | soul ✓ | al-kurūbiyyūn/al-s̲h̲ayāṭīn | both | Below them are the incor…
2 | soul ✓ | a physical/a spiritual level is embraced | both | This need for apparent d…
2 | soul ✓ | sides of the controversy/it is argued that there will be permanent disagreement about its final conclusions as no other Aristotelian text contains this specific point and this part of De Anima is obscure | both | Advocates exist for both…
2 | soul ✓ | both | Although mostly seen as …
2 | soul ✓ | both | Parallelism sidesteps de…
2 | soul ✓ | '/from Proto-Austronesian *duSa | double | The "free soul" is also …
2 | soul ✓ | Hun/po | dual | Sikhism regards the soul…
2 | soul ✓ | two | The two terms are freque…
2 | soul ✓ | two | Two key parts are the hu…
2 | soul ✓ | two | The Buddha rejects both …
2 | soul ✓ | two | The example of Milinda's…
2 | soul ✓ | types of soul/makes the sensitive soul incorruptible | two | The latter is created by…
2 | soul ✓ | concepts with jīva considered as an individual self but with Ātman as that which is the universal unchanging self that is present in all living beings/everything else as the metaphysical Brahman | two | The concept of jīva in J…
2 | soul ✓ | two | Hinduism views the Ātman…
2 | soul ✓ | two | The Taj al-'Arus min Jaw…
2 | soul | influential Ismaili teachers are Abu Ya'qub al-Sijistani during the 10th century/Nasir Khusraw during the 11th | two | Two influential Ismaili …
2 | soul ✓ | -edged sword/and piercing as far as the division of soul and spirit"[better source needed] | two | The author of Hebrews sa…
2 | soul ✓ | take place among those who practise absorption meditations/become brahmas | two | The Mahavedalla-sutta me…
2 | soul ✓ | -way' causation – mental-to-physical causation/physical-to-mental causation" | two | The Internet Encyclopedi…
2 | soul ✓ | eternalism/annihilationism | two | From a historical perspe…
2 | soul ✓ | two | The "free soul" is also …
2 | soul ✓ | two | In some ethnic groups, t…
2 | soul ✓ | two | He recalled two canons o…
2 | soul ✓ | two | This stance partially ac…
2 | soul ✓ | translated as 'spirit' 'consciousness' 'pneuma'/'soul' | two | Islam uses two words for…
2 | soul ✓ | distinct realms/the question remains how these two are related | two | If body and soul (or min…
3 | soul ✓ | main theories that describe the relationship between the soul/the body are interactionism parallelism/epiphenomenalism | three | The three main theories …
3 | soul ✓ | plants animals/people having three different degrees of soul Bios Zoë/Psuchë | three | Aristotle identified thr…
3 | soul ✓ | interactionism/parallelism/epiphenomenalism | three | Contemporary philosophy …
3 | soul | three | When referring to the so…
3 | soul ✓ | animals/devils/angels | three | According to al-Ghazali,…
3 | soul ✓ | three | One of the patients lost…
3 | soul | sensual self-continuity fine-material mode/immaterial self-continuity the latter two take place among those who practise absorption meditations/become brahmas | three | The Mahavedalla-sutta me…
3 | soul ✓ | three | The Platonic soul consis…
3 | soul ✓ | plants which feed and grow/animals which add sensation to the operations of plants/humans which add intellect to the operations of animals | three | Consequent to this, he d…
3 | soul ✓ | the nutritive activity of growth sustenance and reproduction which all life shares/the self-willed motive activity and sensory faculties which only animals and people have in common/finally "reason" of which humans alone are capable | three | For these groups, he ide…
3 | soul | soul is essentially the same thing as a state's class system because/to function well/each part must contribute so that the whole functions well | three-part | According to Plato's the…
4 | soul ✓ | four | Four were suffering from…
5 | soul ✓ | five | Nāgasena agrees—and adds…
5 | soul ✓ | five | Those who argue that the…
5 | soul ✓ | five | Kabbalah separates the s…
5 | soul ✓ | five | Due to the implicit refe…
5 | soul ✓ | five | The idea of an unchangin…
5 | soul ✓ | five | Among the Tagbanwa peopl…
5 | soul ✓ | five | This led some people to …
6 | soul ✓ | six | Among the Tagbanwa peopl…
6 | soul ✓ | six | In 1901, Duncan MacDouga…
6 | soul ✓ | six | The six orthodox schools…
10 | soul ✓ | ten | One passage states, "Hea…
10 | soul ✓ | ten | In his theory of "The Te…
10 | soul ✓ | ten | The Buddha left ten ques…
2 | space ✓ | a priori/synthetic | both | In the eighteenth centur…
2 | space ✓ | where different signs are assigned to time/space components of spacetime metric | both | One can freely move in s…
2 | space ✓ | Postcolonial theorist Homi Bhabha's concept of Third Space is different from Soja's Thirdspace even though both terms offer a way to think outside the terms of a binary logic/Bhabha's Third Space is the space in which hybrid cultural forms and identities exist | both | Postcolonial theorist Ho…
2 | space ✓ | two | Leibniz argued that spac…
2 | space ✓ | two | In this theory, the spee…
2 | space ✓ | two | Following Galileo and De…
2 | space ✓ | two | According to the princip…
3 | space ✓ | three | The understanding of thr…
3 | space ✓ | modes that determine how we inhabit/experience/understand the world | three | In his book Thirdspace, …
3 | space ✓ | three | In classical physics, ph…
3 | space ✓ | three | Space is a three-dimensi…
3 | space ✓ | three | The idea behind spacetim…
3 | space ✓ | three | Today, our three-dimensi…
3 | space ✓ | three | The visual ability to pe…
4 | space ✓ | four | Modern physicists usuall…
4 | space | four | Today, our three-dimensi…
5 | space ✓ | five | Euclid's Elements contai…
2 | spaced practice ✓ | both | Located in the ventral-m…
2 | spaced practice ✓ | the repetition effect/the spacing effect | both | Both the number of relea…
2 | spaced practice ✓ | the number of sessions/the space between them | both | Bahrick et al. examined …
2 | spaced practice | two | Robert Greene proposed a…
2 | spaced practice ✓ | -factor account as semantic processing of words at study determines performance on a later memory test/the font manipulation is irrelevant to this form of processing | two | This resistance to the f…
2 | spaced practice ✓ | two | Both the number of relea…
2 | spaced practice ✓ | parts the perirhinal cortex/the entorhinal cortex | two | It is divided into two p…
3 | spaced practice ✓ | difficulty rankings of the foreign words/recall was highest for the 56-day interval as opposed to a 28-day/a 14-day interval | three | For all three difficulty…
4 | spaced practice ✓ | graduated interval recall/principle of anticipation/core vocabulary/organic learning | four | The Pimsleur method is b…
4 | spaced practice | four | The spacing effect is pr…
6 | spaced practice ✓ | six | The spacing effect is pr…
2 | species ✓ | asexual/sexually-reproducing species | both | They further suggested t…
2 | species ✓ | of populations have incompatible alleles of the same gene/as described in the Bateson–Dobzhansky–Muller model | pair | Reproductive isolation i…
2 | species ✓ | the genus as in Puma/the specific epithet as in concolor | two | In contrast, the scienti…
2 | species ✓ | two | Hybridization zones betw…
2 | species ✓ | individuals of the appropriate sexes/mating types can produce fertile offspring typically by sexual reproduction | two | It can be defined as the…
2 | species ✓ | two | However, different pheno…
2 | species ✓ | parents very like the "daughter" organism/but that is not what happens in HGT | two | All species definitions …
2 | species ✓ | eg morphological convergence/cryptic species | two | Many authors have argued…
2 | species ✓ | two | When two species names a…
2 | species ✓ | two | Natural hybridisation pr…
2 | species ✓ | "end" populations in the series which are too distantly related to interbreed/though there is a potential gene flow between each "linked" population | two | A ring species is a conn…
2 | species ✓ | two | Sometimes, especially in…
2 | species ✓ | name/a "binomen" | two-part | About 14% of these had b…
4 | species ✓ | four | However, different pheno…
5 | species ✓ | five | It is estimated that ove…
7 | species ✓ | seven | Wilkins further grouped …
2 | speech ✓ | dual | Speech may nevertheless …
2 | speech ✓ | two | Paul Broca identified an…
2 | speech ✓ | three word phrases before three years of age followed by short sentences by four years of age | two | Typical children progres…
3 | speech ✓ | esophageal speech/pharyngeal speech/buccal speech | three | However humans can prono…
3 | speech ✓ | three | Typical children progres…
4 | speech ✓ | four | Most human children deve…
2 | star sign ✓ | both | The five elements appear…
2 | star sign ✓ | both | The conventional rulersh…
2 | star sign ✓ | opposing principles love/strife which manipulate the elements into different mixtures that produce the different natures of things | two | He explained the nature …
2 | star sign ✓ | two | The relation of the sign…
2 | star sign ✓ | two | The third factor is whic…
2 | star sign ✓ | two | Chinese astrological sig…
3 | star sign ✓ | three | Not all systems of astro…
3 | star sign ✓ | three | The elemental categories…
3 | star sign ✓ | ‘’’cardinal’’’/‘’’fixed’’’/‘’’mutable’’’ | three | Each of the four element…
4 | star sign ✓ | four | The first four signs, Ar…
4 | star sign ✓ | four | Association of the astro…
4 | star sign ✓ | four | The third factor is whic…
4 | star sign ✓ | four | When the twelve zodiac s…
4 | star sign ✓ | four | Each modality comprehend…
4 | star sign ✓ | four | The next four signs, Leo…
4 | star sign ✓ | four | Not all systems of astro…
4 | star sign ✓ | four | The last four signs of t…
4 | star sign | sanguine = air/choleric = fire/melancholic = earth/phlegmatic = water | four | The elemental categories…
4 | star sign ✓ | four | Each of the four element…
5 | star sign ✓ | five | The five elements operat…
5 | star sign ✓ | five | The five elements appear…
5 | star sign ✓ | Wood/Fire/Metal/Water/Earth | five | A particular feature of …
5 | star sign ✓ | Fire/Earth/Air/Water/Ether | five | In Indian astrology (Jyo…
5 | star sign ✓ | five | Each of the five visible…
6 | star sign ✓ | Aries/Gemini/Leo/Libra/Sagittarius/Aquarius | six | Positive polarity signs,…
6 | star sign ✓ | Taurus/Cancer/Virgo/Scorpio/Capricorn/Pisces | six | Negative polarity signs,…
10 | star sign ✓ | ten | The five elements appear…
12 | star sign ✓ | twelve | When the twelve zodiac s…
12 | star sign ✓ | twelve | The following Western as…
12 | star sign ✓ | twelve | Association of the astro…
12 | star sign ✓ | twelve | The twelve signs are pos…
12 | star sign ✓ | twelve | The following table show…
12 | star sign ✓ | twelve | The following are the tw…
12 | star sign ✓ | twelve | In Chinese astrology, th…
12 | star sign ✓ | twelve | The following table show…
12 | star sign ✓ | twelve | Each of the five visible…
12 | star sign ✓ | twelve | Specifically, the divisi…
12 | star sign ✓ | twelve | This resulted, unlike th…
12 | star sign ✓ | twelve | The five elements operat…
2 | star sign (mutable) ✓ | both | The conventional rulersh…
2 | star sign (mutable) ✓ | both | The five elements appear…
2 | star sign (mutable) ✓ | two | The relation of the sign…
2 | star sign (mutable) ✓ | two | The third factor is whic…
2 | star sign (mutable) ✓ | two | Chinese astrological sig…
2 | star sign (mutable) | opposing principles love/strife which manipulate the elements into different mixtures that produce the different natures of things | two | He explained the nature …
3 | star sign (mutable) | three | The elemental categories…
3 | star sign (mutable) | ‘’’cardinal’’’/‘’’fixed’’’/‘’’mutable’’’ | three | Each of the four element…
3 | star sign (mutable) ✓ | three | Not all systems of astro…
4 | star sign (mutable) ✓ | four | Association of the astro…
4 | star sign (mutable) ✓ | four | Not all systems of astro…
4 | star sign (mutable) | four | The last four signs of t…
4 | star sign (mutable) | four | The next four signs, Leo…
4 | star sign (mutable) | sanguine = air/choleric = fire/melancholic = earth/phlegmatic = water | four | The elemental categories…
4 | star sign (mutable) | four | The first four signs, Ar…
4 | star sign (mutable) ✓ | four | The third factor is whic…
4 | star sign (mutable) ✓ | four | Each of the four element…
4 | star sign (mutable) ✓ | four | Each modality comprehend…
4 | star sign (mutable) ✓ | four | When the twelve zodiac s…
5 | star sign (mutable) ✓ | Fire/Earth/Air/Water/Ether | five | In Indian astrology (Jyo…
5 | star sign (mutable) ✓ | Wood/Fire/Metal/Water/Earth | five | A particular feature of …
5 | star sign (mutable) ✓ | five | The five elements appear…
5 | star sign (mutable) ✓ | five | The five elements operat…
5 | star sign (mutable) ✓ | five | Each of the five visible…
6 | star sign (mutable) ✓ | Taurus/Cancer/Virgo/Scorpio/Capricorn/Pisces | six | Negative polarity signs,…
6 | star sign (mutable) ✓ | Aries/Gemini/Leo/Libra/Sagittarius/Aquarius | six | Positive polarity signs,…
10 | star sign (mutable) ✓ | ten | The five elements appear…
12 | star sign (mutable) ✓ | twelve | The five elements operat…
12 | star sign (mutable) ✓ | twelve | The twelve signs are pos…
12 | star sign (mutable) ✓ | twelve | The following table show…
12 | star sign (mutable) ✓ | twelve | In Chinese astrology, th…
12 | star sign (mutable) ✓ | twelve | Specifically, the divisi…
12 | star sign (mutable) ✓ | twelve | The following table show…
12 | star sign (mutable) ✓ | twelve | The following are the tw…
12 | star sign (mutable) ✓ | twelve | When the twelve zodiac s…
12 | star sign (mutable) ✓ | twelve | The following Western as…
12 | star sign (mutable) ✓ | twelve | Each of the five visible…
12 | star sign (mutable) ✓ | twelve | This resulted, unlike th…
12 | star sign (mutable) ✓ | twelve | Association of the astro…
2 | state ✓ | being the opposites of each other/the first is on the bottom left next to fire while the second is next to Heaven on the top right of the bagua | pair | Thunder and wind form an…
2 | state ✓ | with one opposite to the other | pair | Mountain and Lake form t…
2 | state ✓ | the first which uses the compass/the second which uses the bagua by using the main door | two | The bagua of the eight a…
2 | state ✓ | solstices/the two equinoxes | two | Primarily they are assoc…
2 | state ✓ | possible states allows for a total of 23 = 8 trigrams/whose early enumeration and characterization in China has had an effect on the history of Chinese philosophy and cosmology | two | Each line having two pos…
2 | state ✓ | the Earlier Heaven bagua used for burial sites/the Later Heaven bagua used for residences | two | The bagua used in feng s…
2 | state | the Primordial "Earlier Heaven" or "Fuxi" bagua which is so named according the legend of Fuxi being the first primordial being to identify the eight trigrams/the Manifested "Later Heaven" or "King Wen" bagua which arose recorded Chinese history | two | The bagua can appear sin…
2 | state ✓ | two | There are eight possible…
3 | state ✓ | lines each either "broken"/"unbroken" which represent yin/yang respectively | three | Bagua is a group of trig…
4 | state ✓ | four | Having change is the gre…
4 | state ✓ | four | The four phenomena act t…
4 | state ✓ | four | These sixty four hexagra…
4 | state ✓ | four | Being aspects they are a…
4 | state ✓ | four | The beginning of the uni…
4 | state | four | The four aspects are the…
4 | state | qian/kun/kan/li | four | The Flag of South Korea …
5 | state ✓ | five | The trigrams are related…
5 | state ✓ | five | The trigrams are related…
6 | state ✓ | six | In the I Ching, two trig…
8 | state ✓ | eight | The bagua of the eight a…
8 | state ✓ | eight | Applying feng shui using…
8 | state ✓ | eight | There are eight possible…
8 | state ✓ | eight | The four phenomena act t…
8 | state ✓ | eight | Having change is the gre…
8 | state ✓ | eight | The ways can be thought …
8 | state | eight | The popularity of feng s…
2 | states of existence ✓ | two | Everything in existence …
2 | states of existence ✓ | pure/natural | two | The two states of soul s…
4 | states of existence | four | Depending on the karmic …
4 | states of existence | basic elements/viz earth/water/air and fire ranks among the lowest in them | four | Four basic elements, viz…
4 | states of existence | infinite joy/infinite energy/infinite consciousness/infinite knowledge | four | The liberated soul has f…
5 | states of existence ✓ | five | The five vows of Jain pr…
5 | states of existence ✓ | earth bodies/water bodies/fire bodies/air bodies/vegetable lives | five | As the soul cycles, stat…
6 | states of existence ✓ | six | Jains regard soul as one…
2 | Statistics ✓ | types of studies/the effect of differences of an independent variable on the behavior of the dependent variable are observed | both | In both types of studies…
2 | Statistics ✓ | the science of uncertainty/the technology of extracting information from data" - featured in the International Encyclopedia of Statistical Science | both | "Statistics is both the …
2 | Statistics ✓ | general/special purpose statistical software are now available | both | A large number of both g…
2 | Statistics ✓ | both | Misuse of statistics can…
2 | Statistics ✓ | a meaningful zero value and the distances between different measurements defined/and permit any rescaling transformation | both | Ratio measurements have …
2 | Statistics ✓ | both | In this case, the resear…
2 | Statistics ✓ | both | Both linear regression a…
2 | Statistics ✓ | two | An interval can be asymm…
2 | Statistics ✓ | estimators of a given parameter/the one with lower mean squared error is said to be more efficient | two | Between two estimators o…
2 | Statistics ✓ | data sets/an alternative to an idealized null hypothesis of no relationship between two data sets | two | A hypothesis is proposed…
2 | Statistics ✓ | elementary summaries of data singularly called a statistic are the mean/dispersion | two | Two elementary summaries…
2 | Statistics ✓ | statistical data sets/or a data set and synthetic data drawn from an idealized model | two | A standard statistical p…
2 | Statistics ✓ | sample/population | two | Descriptive statistics a…
2 | Statistics ✓ | two | For this reason, there i…
2 | Statistics ✓ | two | Data may be collected, p…
2 | Statistics ✓ | variables of the population under consideration tend to vary together/as if they were connected | two | Statistical analysis of …
2 | Statistics ✓ | experimental studies/observational studies | two | There are two major type…
2 | Statistics | null hypothesis is rejected when it is in fact true/giving a "false positive" | two | Working from a null hypo…
2 | Statistics | descriptive statistics which summarize data from a sample using indexes such as the mean or standard deviation/and inferential statistics which draw conclusions from data that are subject to random variation | two | Two main statistical met…
2 | Statistics ✓ | two | The difference between t…
2 | Statistics ✓ | variables are said to be correlated/however they may or may not be the cause of one another | two | The two variables are sa…
2 | Statistics ✓ | analysis of variance chi-squared test Student's t-test linear regression Pearson's correlation coefficient Mann-Whitney U test Kruskal-Wallis test Shannon's diversity index Tukey's range test cluster analysis Spearman's rank correlation coefficient/principal component analysis | two | A study of two journals …
2 | Statistics ✓ | two | Working from a null hypo…
3 | Statistics ✓ | lies/damned lies/statistics" | three | A mistrust and misunders…
3 | Statistics ✓ | three | The modern field of stat…
2 | stealing ✓ | tangible property including money/intangible property | both | Property – defined in se…
2 | stealing ✓ | economic/non-economic motivations | both | Possible causes for acts…
2 | stealing ✓ | both | Both Grenada and Jamaica…
2 | stealing ✓ | both | Theft is triable either …
2 | stealing ✓ | both | Grand theft is punishabl…
2 | stealing ✓ | state/federal law in most cases only the most serious offenses are prosecuted at the federal level | both | Although federal and sta…
2 | stealing ✓ | two | He intended to avoid pay…
2 | stealing ✓ | two | It is the main differenc…
2 | stealing ✓ | types of theft grand theft/petty theft | two | The state now distinguis…
2 | stealing ✓ | and a minimum sentence of six months for a third/subsequent conviction | two | For the purposes of puni…
2 | stealing ✓ | two | Two of the Ten Commandme…
3 | stealing ✓ | three | The section deems only t…
5 | stealing ✓ | five | In Buddhism, one of the …
10 | stealing ✓ | ten | Two of the Ten Commandme…
3 | still ✓ | distilled grain alcohol/the distillation is used solely to harvest botanical flavors such as limonene/other terpene like compounds | triple | This is irrelevant to al…
3 | stimulation ✓ | too little stimulation causes them to stagnate/too much to die from stress or inability to adapt/and a medium amount causes them to adapt and grow as they overcome it | three | Simple organisms broadly…
2 | storge ✓ | two | Another interpretation f…
2 | storge | two | In addition, two people …
2 | storge ✓ | two | Storgic lovers place muc…
2 | story plot ✓ | such as in The Art of Fiction | both | At the same time that Li…
2 | story plot ✓ | both | It contains the primary …
2 | story plot ✓ | linear narrative/nonlinear narrative | two | Most forms of narrative …
2 | story plot ✓ | the fabula/the syuzhet | two | The literary theory of R…
2 | story plot ✓ | complication/denouement | two | He split the play into t…
2 | story plot ✓ | two | In Northrop Frye's Anato…
2 | story plot ✓ | -act structure consisting of a "complication"/"dénouement" split by a peripeteia | two | Based on his recommendat…
2 | story plot | two | He advocated for a conti…
2 | story plot ✓ | turning points with the first turning point connecting Act I to Act II/the second connecting Act II to Act III | two | Acts are connected by tw…
2 | story plot ✓ | the reversal which throws the action in a new direction/the recognition meaning the protagonist has an important revelation | two | Two types of scenes are …
3 | story plot ✓ | three | The conception of the th…
3 | story plot ✓ | the exciting force/the tragic force/the force of the final suspense | three | Freytag extends the five…
3 | story plot ✓ | three | Unlike popular belief, h…
3 | story plot ✓ | three | This can vary based on l…
3 | story plot ✓ | short stories which/upon closer inspection/are actually three sections of one story with the chronology broken up Quentin Tarantino constructs the narrative without resorting to classic "flashback" techniques | three | Cinema can only provide …
3 | story plot | three | As a result, according t…
3 | story plot ✓ | three | The first section is gen…
3 | story plot ✓ | three | Kishōtenketsu is divided…
3 | story plot ✓ | three | He outlined the basics f…
3 | story plot ✓ | -act structure is a common structure in classical film/other narrative forms in/associated with the West | three | The three-act structure …
3 | story plot ✓ | acts/not five/had no peak in the final diagram | three | The book argued for thre…
4 | story plot ✓ | four | In a simple narrative, t…
4 | story plot | an introduction of the characters and a description of a situation/the introduction of a problem unexpected opportunity or other complication into the situation/a resolution in the form of a partial or complete response to the problem by one or more of the characters/the denouement the aftermath of the response that makes clear the success partial success non-success or uncertain success of the response | four | A simple graphic narrati…
4 | story plot ✓ | The first section is generally considered an introduction of sorts across all three interpretations albeit understood by each in a different way/The second may refer to the development or to a beginning of an action related to self-realization/The third section is based around a turning point change in direction reversal or twist/The fourth and final section concerns itself with a result or conclusion a consequence thereof or a 'coming to fruition' | four | Kishōtenketsu is divided…
5 | story plot ✓ | five | Freytag extends the five…
5 | story plot ✓ | five | The German playwright an…
5 | story plot ✓ | five | Under Freytag's pyramid,…
5 | story plot | five | He outlined the basics f…
5 | story plot ✓ | five | Neither specify that fiv…
5 | story plot | five | Later scholars such as H…
5 | story plot | five | The book argued for thre…
8 | story plot ✓ | eight | Together, they make the …
2 | strategic ✓ | both | From then until the 20th…
2 | strategic | both | Hence, both gave the pre…
2 | strategic ✓ | leaders and the technical system can act as attractors/directly influencing organizational dynamics and responses to external disruptions | both | According to the theory …
2 | strategic | both | In military theory, stra…
2 | strategic ✓ | internal and external organizational aspects/and can take the form of maneuvers or any other act or process | both | Complexity theory posits…
2 | strategic ✓ | sources summarize three dimensions originally proposed by Ansoff/Hayes | two | These two sources summar…
2 | strategic ✓ | two | This model conceives the…
2 | strategic ✓ | two | The literature identifie…
2 | strategic ✓ | formulation/implementation | two | Strategy typically invol…
3 | strategic ✓ | three | President Kennedy illust…
3 | strategic ✓ | three | These two sources summar…
3 | strategic ✓ | 1 A diagnosis that defines or explains the nature of the challenge/2 A guiding policy for dealing with the challenge/3 Coherent actions designed to carry out the guiding policy | three | The kernel has three par…
5 | strategic ✓ | five | Henry Mintzberg describe…
6 | strategic ✓ | goal formulation/environmental analysis/strategy formulation/strategy evaluation/strategy implementation/strategy control | six | In contrast, Burnett reg…
2 | strategies for learning ✓ | academic symposia on Epstein's private island Little Saint James one in 2002/another in 2011 after Epstein was a registered sex offender | two | Minsky organized two aca…
2 | strategies for learning ✓ | two | In "The Law of Non-Contr…
2 | studying ✓ | online/onsite courses | both | This type of learning oc…
2 | studying ✓ | to the unconditioned stimulus/to the other unrelated stimulus | both | Following conditioning, …
2 | studying ✓ | instructors and students directly affect how information is conveyed/from the display and writing surfaces to digital technologies | both | The tools used by both i…
2 | studying ✓ | auditory/visual stimuli to learn information | both | Multimedia learning is w…
2 | studying ✓ | both | The majority of plants i…
2 | studying ✓ | conceptually/pedagogically | both | Additional research is c…
2 | studying ✓ | be frequent/challenging to promote | both | Finally, Schwarz, Bransf…
2 | studying ✓ | both | This sends a warning tha…
2 | studying ✓ | episodic/semantic memory | both | For instance, declarativ…
2 | studying ✓ | onsite/online learning have distinct advantages with traditional on-campus students experiencing higher degrees of incidental learning in three times as many areas as online students | both | Both onsite and online l…
2 | studying ✓ | in exams/essays | both | The Black-Red-Green meth…
2 | studying ✓ | better/longer lasting retention | both | Their results showed tha…
2 | studying ✓ | dual | This type of learning re…
2 | studying ✓ | stimuli/events | two | Associative learning is …
2 | studying ✓ | in which an animal gathers information about its environment/uses this information | two | Animals gain knowledge i…
2 | studying ✓ | two | Punishment and reinforce…
2 | studying ✓ | two | Non-learning is more lik…
2 | studying ✓ | two | This means that if a per…
2 | studying ✓ | subcategories positive punishment/negative punishment | two | Punishment can be divide…
2 | studying ✓ | experimental categories/placed in Y-shaped tubes | two | Gagliano and colleagues …
2 | studying ✓ | associations are of equal strength but of different age/a new repetition has a greater value for the older one" | two | The science behind this;…
2 | studying ✓ | two | Research implies that so…
3 | studying ✓ | three | The student underlines r…
3 | studying ✓ | three | For example, when traini…
3 | studying ✓ | forms of explicit learning/retrieval along with perceptual memory/semantic memory | three | Episodic learning is so …
3 | studying ✓ | three | Benjamin Bloom has sugge…
3 | studying ✓ | three | Both onsite and online l…
3 | studying ✓ | three | Moore (1989) purported t…
4 | studying ✓ | using rhythm/repeated sound/such as rhyme/memorable textual patterns such as acronyms | four | There are four main type…
5 | studying ✓ | five | There are five types of …
2 | substance ✓ | both | It is the soul that expe…
2 | substance ✓ | In both traditions the substance of space is conceptualized as "world space"/"non-world space" | both | Both Śvētāmbara and Diga…
2 | substance ✓ | birth/death it is neither really destroyed nor created | both | Though the soul experien…
2 | substance ✓ | soul/matter are considered active ontological substances while the rest are inactive | both | Further, both soul and m…
2 | substance ✓ | two | There are two main categ…
2 | substance ✓ | stationary/mobile | two | Jivas are believed to be…
4 | substance ✓ | four | It possesses at all time…
5 | substance ✓ | five | Jivas are further classi…
5 | substance ✓ | five | Together they are called…
5 | substance ✓ | five | The latter five are unit…
5 | substance ✓ | five | Out of the six dravyas, …
6 | substance ✓ | six | According to the Jain ph…
6 | substance ✓ | six | Both Śvētāmbara and Diga…
6 | substance ✓ | six | Out of the six dravyas, …
2 | successful ✓ | the rate of the public at large/suggesting that this is not a phenomenon exclusive to celebrities | double | A study done in 2008 not…
2 | successful ✓ | two | Andrew Likierman, former…
2 | successful ✓ | possible outcomes "success"/"failure" in which the probability of success is the same every time the experiment is conducted | two | For example, a Bernoulli…
4 | successful ✓ | four | Likierman puts forward f…
6 | successful ✓ | six | For example, the experim…
2 | suffering ✓ | the intensity/unique qualities of the painful sensation" Other current words that have a definition with some similarity to suffering include distress unhappiness misery affliction woe ill discomfort displeasure disagreeableness | both | The word unpleasantness,…
2 | suffering ✓ | implicated in nociceptive/empathic pain | both | Many brain structures an…
2 | suffering ✓ | both | The words pain and suffe…
2 | suffering ✓ | monotheism/God’s attributes from types of dualism e | both | "Several attempts were m…
2 | suffering ✓ | methods unfavorable circumstances are used in order to motivate an individual/an animal towards a certain goal | both | In both methods, unfavor…
2 | suffering ✓ | wide categories of pain/suffering | two | In particular, mental pa…
2 | suffering ✓ | radically differing kinds of suffering share a common phenomenological/neurological basis | two | The theory proposes ther…
4 | suffering | four | The 'Four Noble Truths' …
2 | summarize ✓ | a CD single featuring the track "One in a Million"/an iTunes version which featured the track "Sorrow" instead | two | Two versions were releas…
3 | summarize ✓ | J's Hottest 100 for 2009/it did make to No 159 on the "second 100 songs" list/released by Triple J's Richard Kingsmill | triple | Whilst "Summarize" faile…
2 | superego | both | In his earlier "topograp…
2 | superego ✓ | conscious/unconscious | both | While the need contents …
2 | superego ✓ | the superego/the ego are submerged in the underwater portion representing the unconscious region of the psyche | both | In the iceberg metaphor,…
2 | superego ✓ | both | According to Freud, ther…
2 | superego ✓ | masculine/feminine characteristics otherwise known as human characteristics" | both | However, Freud went on t…
2 | superego ✓ | the state of helplessness of the child/the Oedipus complex | two | The superego and the ego…
2 | superego ✓ | The brain with its nervous system extending over the entire organism/the acts of consciousness | two | Essentially, two things …
3 | superego ✓ | "regions" or "systems" "the Conscious" that which is present to awareness at the surface level of the psyche in any given moment including information and stimuli from both internal and external sources/"the Preconscious" consisting of material that is merely latent not present to consciousness but capable of becoming so/"the Unconscious" consisting of ideas and impulses that are made completely inaccessible to consciousness by the act of repression | three | In his earlier "topograp…
3 | superego ✓ | severe mastersthe external world the superego/the id" It seeks to find a balance between the natural drives of the id the limitations imposed by reality/the strictures of the superego | three | ... it is like a man on …
3 | superego ✓ | three | Freud never abandoned th…
3 | superego ✓ | three | The three agents are the…
3 | superego ✓ | distinct/interacting agents in the psychic apparatus/outlined in Sigmund Freud's structural model of the psyche | three | In psychoanalytic theory…
3 | superego ✓ | three | In order to overcome dif…
3 | superego ✓ | three | The three newly presente…
4 | superego ✓ | the auto-erotic/the narcissistic/the anal/the phallic | four | Thus when the child is i…
2 | surprised ✓ | the startle response/also disbelief | both | It has been suggested th…
2 | surprised ✓ | a combination of all three factors | two | Surprise may occur due t…
3 | surprised ✓ | interactant variables environmental variables/variables related to the nature of the interaction/environmental variables | three | In the specific case of …
3 | surprised ✓ | three | Surprise may occur due t…
2 | sweet ✓ | high sugar/high fat content | both | This additive effect exp…
2 | sweet ✓ | natural/synthetic sweeteners | both | Studies show that herita…
2 | sweet ✓ | individuals/species has only begun to be understood since the late 20th century | both | The chemosensory basis f…
2 | sweet ✓ | sweet/bitter | both | Some other amino acids, …
2 | sweet ✓ | plant proteins miraculin/curculin cause sour foods to taste sweet | two | On the other hand, two p…
2 | sweet ✓ | related proteins T1R3/T1R2 that form a G-protein coupled receptor | two | The sweetness receptor i…
2 | sweet ✓ | gymnemic acid extracted from the leaves of the Indian vine Gymnema sylvestre/ziziphin from the leaves of the Chinese jujube | two | Two natural products hav…
2 | sweet ✓ | The first stage happens when the sweet taste is detected in the mouth which activates any sensory areas that use this taste quality/The second stage happens after the sugar is swallowed and metabolized when the glucose begins circulating in the blood stream | two | Research using brain ima…
2 | sweet ✓ | classes of structural motif a glucophore/an auxogluc | two | They hypothesized that t…
5 | sweet ✓ | five | Sweetness is one of the …
5 | sweet ✓ | basic taste qualities/along with sourness/saltiness/bitterness/umami | five | Sweetness is known as on…
6 | sweet ✓ | six | Based on those compounds…
8 | sweet ✓ | eight | This theory involves a t…
9 | sweet ✓ | nine | Based on those compounds…
2 | SWOT Analysis ✓ | team members doing the SWOT analysis/devaluing possibly important contributions of other team members | two | Other limitations of SWO…
2 | SWOT Analysis ✓ | team members doing the SWOT analysis/devaluing possibly important contributions of other team members | two | Other limitations of SWO…
2 | SWOT Analysis ✓ | internal and external/and positive and negative | two | In project management, t…
2 | SWOT Analysis ✓ | internal and external/and positive and negative | two | In project management, t…
3 | SWOT Analysis ✓ | three | In 1965, three colleague…
3 | SWOT Analysis ✓ | three | In 1965, three colleague…
4 | SWOT Analysis | components into present/future/not as would later become common in SWOT analysis into internal/external | four | Stewart et al. focused o…
4 | SWOT Analysis | four | The name is an acronym f…
4 | SWOT Analysis ✓ | the "satisfactory" in present operations/"opportunities" in future operations/"faults" in present operations/"threats" to future operations | four | Stewart, Otis J. Benepe,…
4 | SWOT Analysis ✓ | four | The name is an acronym f…
4 | SWOT Analysis | four | Also in 1965, four colle…
4 | SWOT Analysis | four | (Business policy was a t…
4 | SWOT Analysis ✓ | components into present/future/not as would later become common in SWOT analysis into internal/external | four | Stewart et al. focused o…
4 | SWOT Analysis | components of SWOT had appeared in other publications on strategic planning by various authors/and by 1972 the acronym had appeared in the title of a journal article by Norman Stait/a management consultant at the British firm Urwick/Orr and Partners | four | By the end of the 1960s,…
4 | SWOT Analysis ✓ | four | One form of SWOT analysi…
4 | SWOT Analysis ✓ | four | Also in 1965, four colle…
4 | SWOT Analysis | four | (Business policy was a t…
4 | SWOT Analysis ✓ | four | One form of SWOT analysi…
4 | SWOT Analysis | components of SWOT had appeared in other publications on strategic planning by various authors/and by 1972 the acronym had appeared in the title of a journal article by Norman Stait/a management consultant at the British firm Urwick/Orr and Partners | four | By the end of the 1960s,…
4 | SWOT Analysis ✓ | the "satisfactory" in present operations/"opportunities" in future operations/"faults" in present operations/"threats" to future operations | four | Stewart, Otis J. Benepe,…
5 | SWOT Analysis ✓ | five | Michael Porter developed…
5 | SWOT Analysis ✓ | five | Michael Porter developed…
9 | SWOT Analysis ✓ | nine | called the "design schoo…
9 | SWOT Analysis ✓ | nine | called the "design schoo…
2 | symmetry ✓ | in their structure/in their ornamentation | both | Islamic buildings such a…
2 | symmetry ✓ | both | Both behavioural and neu…
2 | symmetry ✓ | the horizontal/vertical axes | both | Not surprisingly, rectan…
2 | symmetry ✓ | a bilateral main motif/a repetitive translated border design | both | Bronze vessels exhibited…
2 | symmetry ✓ | meanings of the word can sometimes be told apart they are intricately related/hence are discussed together in this article | two | Although these two meani…
3 | symmetry ✓ | in mathematics including geometry the most familiar type of symmetry for many people/in science and nature/in the arts covering architecture art and music | three | This article describes s…
4 | symmetry ✓ | four | Not surprisingly, rectan…
7 | symmetry ✓ | seven | However, a seven pitch s…
2 | Systems Theory ✓ | in part/as a whole | both | Similar ideas are found …
2 | Systems Theory ✓ | the business/the technical needs of all customers with the goal of providing a quality product that meets the user's needs | both | Systems engineering cons…
2 | Systems Theory ✓ | in living and lifeless systems/and in combinations of those | both | Cybernetics is the study…
2 | Systems Theory ✓ | most influential suggestions were the comprehensive sociological versions of systems theory which were proposed by Talcott Parsons since the 1950s/by Niklas Luhmann since the 1970s | two | [T]he two most influenti…
2 | Systems Theory ✓ | probably mutually influenced each other/cybernetics had the greater influence | two | If anything, it appears …
3 | Systems Theory ✓ | three | Its focus is how anythin…
3 | Systems Theory ✓ | philosophy/science/technology | three | Bertalanffy outlines sys…
4 | Systems Theory | These operate in a recursive relationship he explained integrating 'philosophy'/'theory' as knowledge/'method'/'application' as action systems inquiry is thus knowledgeable action[failed verification] | four | In his work with the Pri…
2 | taste ✓ | harmful and beneficial things/all basic tastes bring either caution or craving depending upon the effect the things they sense have on the body | both | As the gustatory system …
2 | taste ✓ | both | Volunteers were able to …
2 | taste ✓ | Chinese and Batak Toba cooking include the idea of 麻 or mati rasa/a tingling numbness caused by spices such as Sichuan pepper | both | Both Chinese and Batak T…
2 | taste ✓ | both | In 2015, researchers sug…
2 | taste ✓ | both | One study found that sal…
2 | taste ✓ | the lesser palatine/the zygomatic are maxillary nerves | both | Both the lesser palatine…
2 | taste ✓ | thirds of the tongue/the cheek via the chorda tympani | two | The facial nerve innerva…
2 | taste ✓ | most basic tastes were sweet/bitter | two | In the West, Aristotle p…
2 | taste ✓ | substances taste bitter to some people/but are virtually tasteless to others | two | These two substances tas…
2 | taste ✓ | a low-salt signal/a high-salt signal | two | Saltiness taste seems to…
2 | taste ✓ | two | The lingual nerve (trige…
2 | taste ✓ | linoleic acid/oleic acid | two | G protein-coupled recept…
2 | taste ✓ | two | Compounds the brain sens…
2 | taste ✓ | synthetic substances phenylthiocarbamide/6-n-propylthiouracil to study the genetics of bitter perception | two | Researchers use two synt…
2 | taste ✓ | two | At least two different v…
2 | taste ✓ | two | The variation in sensiti…
2 | taste ✓ | thirds of the tongue/the glossopharyngeal nerve carries taste sensations from the posterior one third of the tongue while a branch of the vagus nerve carries some taste sensations from the back of the oral cavity | two | The facial nerve (VII) c…
3 | taste ✓ | three | The main form of fat tha…
3 | taste | subunits When it is activated by the GPCR/its subunits break apart and activate phosphodiesterase/a nearby enzyme which in turn converts a precursor within the cell into a secondary messenger which closes potassium ion channels | three | Gustducin is made of thr…
3 | taste ✓ | three | Glucose remains about th…
3 | taste ✓ | three | The low-salt signal is u…
3 | taste ✓ | -quarters as sweet and lactose/a milk sugar/is one-half as sweetmw-parser-output citation[b] | three | Rebaudioside A is 100 ti…
3 | taste ✓ | three | In humans, the sense of …
4 | taste ✓ | sweetness/sourness/saltiness/bitterness | four | As of the early 20th cen…
4 | taste ✓ | sour/salty/sweet/bitter | four | On the basis of physiolo…
4 | taste ✓ | four | Not all mammals share th…
4 | taste | four | These are all supposed t…
5 | taste ✓ | sweetness/sourness/saltiness/bitterness/savoriness | five | Taste receptors in the m…
5 | taste ✓ | five | Scientific experiments h…
5 | taste ✓ | five | Not all mammals share th…
5 | taste ✓ | specific tastes received by taste receptors are saltiness/sweetness/bitterness/sourness/savoriness | five | The five specific tastes…
5 | taste ✓ | five | Patients with Addison's …
5 | taste ✓ | five | Alongside the five basic…
5 | taste ✓ | salt/sweet/sour/bitter/umami | five | To date, there are five …
12 | taste ✓ | twelve | In humans, the sense of …
3 | teaching ✓ | three | For a behavior to be lab…
2 | technological maturity ✓ | non-experts/professionals | both | One of the key indicator…
2 | telepathic ✓ | Doyle/Stead wrote that the Zancigs performed telepathy | both | Both Doyle and Stead wro…
2 | telepathic ✓ | both | The scores were highly s…
2 | telepathic ✓ | telepathy and communication with the dead were impossible and that the minds of people cannot be read through telepathy/but only by muscle reading | both | Cumberland argued that b…
2 | telepathic ✓ | Taylor/Balanovski wrote their results were a strong argument against the validity of telepathy | both | Both Taylor and Balanovs…
2 | telepathic ✓ | both | In the book, both Sherma…
2 | telepathic ✓ | two | Science writer Martin Ga…
2 | telepathic ✓ | two | The idea that two people…
2 | telepathic ✓ | youths to show how easily men of scientific mind/training could be deceived when seeking for evidence in support of a theory they were wishful to establish | two | ...the whole of those al…
2 | telepathic | two | Out of 2,010 replies, no…
3 | telepathic ✓ | three | It is plausible then, th…
3 | telepathic ✓ | three | The notion of telepathy …
3 | telepathic ✓ | times it was 38%/for those targets that occurred six/more times the hit rate was 52% | three | For those that occurred …
5 | telepathic ✓ | five | Several forms of telepat…
5 | telepathic ✓ | five | Another example is the e…
5 | telepathic ✓ | five | The experiment involved …
5 | telepathic ✓ | five | Soal tested Basil Shackl…
6 | telepathic ✓ | six | In an experiment with si…
6 | telepathic ✓ | six | Six of these concerned s…
7 | telepathic ✓ | seven | In 1995, Rupert Sheldrak…
2 | temperament ✓ | parent and child are highly active and intense/conflict could result | both | For example, a slow-pace…
2 | temperament ✓ | easily measurable/testable early in childhood | both | Temperament is determine…
2 | temperament ✓ | of qualities dominated the complementary pair/for example warm and moist dominated cool and dry | pair | In the remaining four ty…
2 | temperament ✓ | a primary/secondary temperament | two | He proposed that some pe…
2 | temperament ✓ | dimensions/Eysenck noted how the results were similar to the four ancient temperaments | two | By pairing the two dimen…
2 | temperament ✓ | The Colorado Child Temperament Inventory which includes aspects of Thomas and Chess's schema/and the EAS Survey for Children | two | His work has been carrie…
2 | temperament ✓ | most important factors when digesting are the types of food/the person's body temperature | two | The idea was that the tw…
2 | temperament ✓ | additional classifications one for infants who were inactive but cried frequently/one for those who showed vigorous activity but little crying | two | Kagan also used two addi…
3 | temperament ✓ | easy/difficult/slow-to-warm-up | three | Research by Thomas and C…
3 | temperament ✓ | three | Moving away from classif…
3 | temperament ✓ | strength/mobility of nervous processes and balance between excitation and inhibition/and derived four types based on these three properties | three | In the field of physiolo…
3 | temperament | broad factors emerged/were labeled surgency/extraversion negative affect/effortful control | three | Using factor analysis on…
4 | temperament ✓ | melancholic/phlegmatic/sanguine/choleric | four | Historically, in the sec…
4 | temperament | four | Examples are DISC assess…
4 | temperament ✓ | four | Modern medical science h…
4 | temperament ✓ | choleric/melancholic/phlegmatic/sanguine | four | In fact, the original fo…
4 | temperament ✓ | four | In the remaining four ty…
4 | temperament ✓ | four | He classified them as ho…
4 | temperament | four | In the 20th century, Car…
4 | temperament ✓ | four | Immanuel Kant (1724–1804…
4 | temperament | four | In four less-ideal types…
4 | temperament ✓ | were the temperamental categories which Galen named "sanguine"/"choleric"/"melancholic"/"phlegmatic" after the bodily humours | four | These last four were the…
4 | temperament ✓ | four | In the field of physiolo…
4 | temperament ✓ | four | The four temperament the…
4 | temperament ✓ | humors'/related discussions extensively/in depth/proposes a psychoanalytic integration of the material | four | C.G. Jung's Psychologica…
4 | temperament ✓ | four | By pairing the two dimen…
4 | temperament ✓ | four | The 19th-century French …
4 | temperament | four | The properties of these …
4 | temperament ✓ | sanguine/choleric/melancholic/phlegmatic | four | The four temperament the…
4 | temperament ✓ | four | 370 BC) described the fo…
4 | temperament ✓ | four | In more recent history, …
4 | temperament ✓ | although originally conceived as a ballet for Léonide Massine/the score was ultimately completed as a commission for George Balanchine/who subsequently choreographed it as a neoclassical ballet/using the theory of the temperaments as a point of departure | four | Paul Hindemith's Theme a…
5 | temperament ✓ | five | H. Hill Goldsmith and Jo…
5 | temperament ✓ | five | Other temperament system…
5 | temperament ✓ | five | The National Christian C…
6 | temperament ✓ | six | When high in effortful c…
7 | temperament ✓ | seven | Higher levels of effortf…
9 | temperament ✓ | nine | Chess, Thomas et al. rat…
9 | temperament ✓ | nine | There could also be bala…
9 | temperament ✓ | nine | By taking a closer look …
9 | temperament ✓ | nine | Research by Thomas and C…
3 | theological ✓ | Some Latin Christian authors/such as Tertullian and Augustine/followed Varro's threefold usage | three | Drawing on Greek Stoic s…
3 | theological ✓ | three | In Mahayana Buddhism, a …
3 | theological ✓ | three | This indicates the three…
3 | theological ✓ | 1794/1795/1807 | three-part | Thomas Paine, a Deistic …
3 | theological ✓ | Latin Theologia a Deo docetur/Deum docet/et ad Deum ducit | triple | As defined by Thomas Aqu…
2 | theology ✓ | complete the body of positive sciences by discussing humanity as the last unstudied scientific field and would link the fields of science together in human history/showing the "intimate interrelation of scientific and social development" | both | Sociology would both com…
3 | theology ✓ | three | To Comte, the law of thr…
3 | theology ✓ | three | Comte saw the formation …
3 | theology ✓ | three | Comte, however, was cons…
3 | theology ✓ | three | Overall, Comte saw his l…
3 | theology ✓ | the theological stage/the metaphysical stage/the positive stage | three | It states that society a…
3 | theology ✓ | three | Comte saw the results of…
3 | theology ✓ | three | The law of three stages …
3 | theology ✓ | three | In Mahayana Buddhism, a …
3 | theology ✓ | Some Latin Christian authors/such as Tertullian and Augustine/followed Varro's threefold usage | three | Drawing on Greek Stoic s…
3 | theology ✓ | three | Thus, sociology and its …
3 | theology ✓ | three | This indicates the three…
3 | theology ✓ | 1794/1795/1807 | three-part | Thomas Paine, a Deistic …
3 | theology ✓ | Latin Theologia a Deo docetur/Deum docet/et ad Deum ducit | triple | As defined by Thomas Aqu…
2 | theoretical ✓ | 815 They use a metaphor of "arbitrage" of ideas between disciplines/distinguishing it from collaboration 803 | both | In the context of manage…
2 | theoretical ✓ | practice/theory involve thinking but the aims are different | both | For Aristotle, both prac…
2 | theoretical ✓ | inside/outside of science | both | In science, this same co…
2 | theoretical ✓ | of such theories is called indistinguishable or observationally equivalent/and the choice between them reduces to convenience or philosophical preference | pair | A pair of such theories …
2 | theoretical ✓ | two | Sometimes two theories h…
2 | theoretical | two | These two things are rel…
2 | theorist ✓ | practice/theory involve thinking but the aims are different | both | For Aristotle, both prac…
2 | theorist ✓ | 815 They use a metaphor of "arbitrage" of ideas between disciplines/distinguishing it from collaboration 803 | both | In the context of manage…
2 | theorist ✓ | inside/outside of science | both | In science, this same co…
2 | theorist ✓ | of such theories is called indistinguishable or observationally equivalent/and the choice between them reduces to convenience or philosophical preference | pair | A pair of such theories …
2 | theorist ✓ | two | Sometimes two theories h…
2 | theorist ✓ | two | These two things are rel…
2 | thesis ✓ | master's theses/doctoral dissertations | both | The term graduate thesis…
2 | thesis ✓ | both | For an Honours year, whi…
2 | thesis | of which requiring the students to defend their research before a committee/gaining their approval | both | In Iran, usually student…
2 | thesis ✓ | British/US style PhD programs | both | Some public universities…
2 | thesis ✓ | bachelor's and master's degree/a student is required to write a thesis and to then defend the work publicly | both | To complete both bachelo…
2 | thesis ✓ | verdicts are extremely rare/for two reasons | two | Potential decisions (or …
2 | thesis ✓ | examiners one from the candidate's department/one from another university | two | Similar to a thesis for …
2 | thesis ✓ | examiners/the candidate | two | Involved in the viva are…
2 | thesis ✓ | three examiners | two | Like the British model, …
2 | thesis ✓ | or at most three examiners/and in many universities the examination is held in private | two | In the United Kingdom, t…
2 | thesis ✓ | external academics/subsequently it is usually exhibited publicly for fifteen natural days | two | Once candidates have pub…
2 | thesis ✓ | two | Then two opponents will …
2 | thesis ✓ | examiners one guide/the candidate | two | Involved in the viva are…
2 | thesis ✓ | licentiate thesis/PhD dissertation | two | After that there are two…
2 | thesis ✓ | two | In Australia, doctoral t…
2 | thesis ✓ | two | In some U.S. doctoral pr…
2 | thesis ✓ | examiners/though both are usually from the candidate's own department | two | For an Honours year, whi…
2 | thesis ✓ | hundred pages This may vary greatly by discipline program college/university | two | PhD theses are usually o…
2 | thesis ✓ | two | In the case of a master'…
2 | thesis ✓ | two | The typical format will …
2 | thesis ✓ | proposal and thesis presentations/whereas a master thesis or doctorate dissertation is accomplished in the last term alone and is defended once | two | An undergraduate thesis …
3 | thesis ✓ | three | In general, those three …
3 | thesis ✓ | three | The examination board of…
3 | thesis ✓ | three | In Australia, doctoral t…
3 | thesis ✓ | three | In Italy there are norma…
3 | thesis ✓ | three | Like the British model, …
3 | thesis ✓ | three | In the United Kingdom, t…
3 | thesis ✓ | chair/secretary/member | three | After its approval, cand…
3 | thesis ✓ | three | A wide range of supervis…
5 | thesis ✓ | five | The examination board of…
2 | thighs ✓ | two | The femur is categorised…
3 | thighs ✓ | separate compartments/divided by fascia/each containing muscles | three | In cross-section, the th…
4 | thighs ✓ | muscles that comprise the quadriceps muscles – rectus femoris/vastus medialis/vastus intermedius/vastus lateralis | four | Anterior compartment mus…
2 | think ✓ | listeners hear the same sounds/therefore have the same non-cognitive experience | both | The idea behind this exa…
2 | think ✓ | external/internal events in their causal network | both | Functionalist approaches…
2 | think ✓ | to judging/to mere entertaining | both | The term "thinking" can …
2 | think ✓ | both | Both depend on concepts …
2 | think ✓ | that the reasoning itself is sound/that the evidence it rests on is reliable | both | This includes assessing …
2 | think ✓ | both | Critics argue that both …
2 | think ✓ | both | For example, when thinki…
2 | think ✓ | true/false | both | Dialetheists, on the oth…
2 | think ✓ | episodic memory/imagination | both | When thinking is underst…
2 | think ✓ | a feeling of familiarity/chronological information about the past event in relation to the present | both | This includes both a fee…
2 | think ✓ | forms are important since it is possible to learn from them/to adjust one's behavior accordingly to get better results in the future | both | But both forms are impor…
2 | think ✓ | both | The law of contradiction…
2 | think | two | This process often invol…
2 | think ✓ | two | On this view, two centra…
2 | think ✓ | ideas were frequently experienced together/then the experience of one tends to cause the experience of the other | two | The law of contiguity, o…
2 | think ✓ | "A exists"/"A does not exist" | two | In this sense, there are…
2 | think ✓ | two | Other suggestions for th…
2 | think ✓ | atomic/compound representations | two | On the level of syntax, …
2 | think ✓ | two | A representational syste…
2 | think ✓ | persons listening to a radio broadcast in French one who understands French/the other who does not | two | An often-cited thought e…
3 | think ✓ | the law of contradiction/the law of excluded middle/the principle of identity | three | Traditionally, the term …
3 | think ✓ | it is in some sense similar to hearing sounds/it involves the use of language/it constitutes a motor plan that could be used for actual speech | three | Three central features a…
3 | think ✓ | three | The "id", "ego" and "sup…
3 | think ✓ | three | While there is a very wi…
3 | think ✓ | three | One problem for includin…
2 | thinking ✓ | episodic memory/imagination | both | When thinking is underst…
2 | thinking ✓ | forms are important since it is possible to learn from them/to adjust one's behavior accordingly to get better results in the future | both | But both forms are impor…
2 | thinking ✓ | true/false | both | Dialetheists, on the oth…
2 | thinking ✓ | that the reasoning itself is sound/that the evidence it rests on is reliable | both | This includes assessing …
2 | thinking ✓ | a feeling of familiarity/chronological information about the past event in relation to the present | both | This includes both a fee…
2 | thinking ✓ | to judging/to mere entertaining | both | The term "thinking" can …
2 | thinking ✓ | both | The law of contradiction…
2 | thinking ✓ | external/internal events in their causal network | both | Functionalist approaches…
2 | thinking ✓ | listeners hear the same sounds/therefore have the same non-cognitive experience | both | The idea behind this exa…
2 | thinking ✓ | both | Critics argue that both …
2 | thinking ✓ | both | Both depend on concepts …
2 | thinking ✓ | both | For example, when thinki…
2 | thinking ✓ | two | Other suggestions for th…
2 | thinking | persons listening to a radio broadcast in French one who understands French/the other who does not | two | An often-cited thought e…
2 | thinking ✓ | two | A representational syste…
2 | thinking ✓ | "A exists"/"A does not exist" | two | In this sense, there are…
2 | thinking ✓ | two | This process often invol…
2 | thinking ✓ | two | On this view, two centra…
2 | thinking ✓ | ideas were frequently experienced together/then the experience of one tends to cause the experience of the other | two | The law of contiguity, o…
2 | thinking ✓ | atomic/compound representations | two | On the level of syntax, …
3 | thinking ✓ | three | The "id", "ego" and "sup…
3 | thinking ✓ | it is in some sense similar to hearing sounds/it involves the use of language/it constitutes a motor plan that could be used for actual speech | three | Three central features a…
3 | thinking ✓ | the law of contradiction/the law of excluded middle/the principle of identity | three | Traditionally, the term …
3 | thinking ✓ | three | One problem for includin…
3 | thinking ✓ | three | While there is a very wi…
3 | Threats ✓ | preventing fear/preventing the disruption that follows from that fear/diminishing the likelihood that the threatened violence will occur | three | The U.S. Supreme Court h…
2 | threefold activity ✓ | both | Several lineages of the …
2 | threefold activity ✓ | separate lineages of Ācāryas emerged a Digambar lineage/a Shvetambara lineage | two | After the last Shruta-Ke…
5 | threefold activity ✓ | five | Those who themselves pra…
5 | threefold activity ✓ | kinds of observances in regard to faith/knowledge/conduct/austerities/power | five | Five kinds of observance…
5 | threefold activity ✓ | five | In the Namokar Mantra, t…
6 | threefold activity ✓ | six | These are: Six essentia…
2 | Three Tenants of Cell th… ✓ | both | In 1941 Boyle and Conway…
2 | Three Tenants of Cell th… ✓ | also studied cells of both animal/plants | both | To further support his t…
2 | Three Tenants of Cell th… ✓ | two | After Leeuwenhoek, there…
2 | Three Tenants of Cell th… ✓ | convex lenses inside/examined specimens under reflected light for the observations in his book Micrographia | two | In 1665, Robert Hooke us…
2 | Three Tenants of Cell th… ✓ | two | From these conclusions a…
2 | Three Tenants of Cell th… ✓ | Theodor Schwann/Matthias Jakob Schleiden | two | Credit for developing ce…
2 | Three Tenants of Cell th… ✓ | two | What they discovered wer…
2 | Three Tenants of Cell th… ✓ | opposing concepts developed within the context of studies on osmosis permeability/electrical properties of cells | two | Two opposing concepts de…
3 | Three Tenants of Cell th… ✓ | three | From these conclusions a…
6 | Three Tenants of Cell th… ✓ | six | In 1665, Robert Hooke us…
6 | Three Tenants of Cell th… ✓ | six | This came from the Latin…
2 | thunder ✓ | one thousand and two" is a useful method of counting the seconds from the perception of a given lightning flash to the perception of its thunder which can be used to gauge the proximity of lightning for the sake of safety/To estimate the distance from the lightning strike divide the counted seconds by five for miles or three for kilometers | two | one thousand and two..."…
3 | thunder ✓ | three | To estimate the distance…
5 | thunder ✓ | five | To estimate the distance…
2 | thymine ✓ | sites in DNA/are often AT to GC transition mutations | pair | The mutations caused by …
2 | thymine ✓ | hydrogen bonds/thereby stabilizing the nucleic acid structures | two | In DNA, thymine (T) bind…
2 | thymine ✓ | adjacent thymines/cytosine which in presence of ultraviolet light may form thymine dimers causing "kinks" in the DNA molecule that inhibit normal function | two | One of the common mutati…
3 | thymine | for the di-/tri- phosphates/respectively | three | Thymidine can be phospho…
4 | thymine ✓ | four | Thymine (/ˈθaɪmiːn/) (sy…
2 | time ✓ | ie future/past | both | E. McTaggart's 1908 arti…
2 | time | temporal/spatial dimensions can be altered by high-speed motion | both | Einstein showed how both…
2 | time ✓ | both | On the other hand, the c…
2 | time ✓ | forward/in reverse | both | Yet most laws of physics…
2 | time ✓ | the International System of Units/International System of Quantities | both | Time is one of the seven…
2 | time ✓ | are elements of a systematic mental framework that necessarily structures the experiences of any rational agent/observing subject | both | With Kant, neither space…
2 | time ✓ | humans/rats to overestimate time intervals while depressants can have the opposite effect | both | Stimulants can lead both…
2 | time | events taking place at the points A/B of a system K are simultaneous if they appear at the same instant when observed from the middle point M of the interval AB | two | Einstein (The Meaning of…
2 | time ✓ | two | Events seen by two diffe…
2 | time ✓ | together merging into spacetime in Einstein's special relativity/general relativity | two | Time has historically be…
2 | time ✓ | events to be simultaneous requires that distances appear compressed/time intervals appear lengthened for events associated with objects in motion relative to an inertial observer | two | He showed that this post…
2 | time ✓ | distinct principles Chronos/Kairos | two | The Greek language denot…
2 | time ✓ | events in Minkowski spacetime are separated by an invariant interval which can be either space-like light-like/time-like | two | Two events in Minkowski …
2 | time ✓ | two | The problem of time cons…
2 | time ✓ | two | Two contrasting viewpoin…
2 | time ✓ | two | Two- and three-year-olds…
2 | time ✓ | The first is a calendar a mathematical tool for organising intervals of time on Earth consulted for periods longer than a day/The second is a clock a physical mechanism that indicates the passage of time consulted for periods less than a day | two | Methods of temporal meas…
2 | time ✓ | two | Time is then defined as …
2 | time ✓ | events but the invariant interval between the events is independent of the observer/their velocity | two | Different observers may …
2 | time ✓ | two | SI defines the second as…
3 | time ✓ | three | The theory of special re…
3 | time ✓ | three | Time is often referred t…
3 | time ✓ | three | Physicists developed the…
4 | time ✓ | four | Physicists developed the…
5 | time ✓ | five | These calendars were rel…
5 | time ✓ | five | Five- and six-year-olds …
7 | time ✓ | seven | Time is one of the seven…
7 | time | seven | Seven- to ten-year-olds …
10 | time ✓ | ten | So entropy tends to incr…
10 | time ✓ | ten | The French Republican Ca…
12 | time ✓ | twelve | Without intercalation to…
12 | time ✓ | twelve | The numbers twelve and t…
12 | time ✓ | twelve | Lunisolar calendars have…
5 | timeliness ✓ | five | Typically, a small amoun…
10 | timeliness ✓ | ten | Typically, a small amoun…
2 | time management | kinds of problems the urgent/the important | two | Eisenhower: "I have two …
4 | time management ✓ | four | Cirillo also recommends …
3 | timocracy ✓ | "true political forms" for a state/each of which could appear in corrupt form/becoming one of three negative forms | three | Aristotle later wrote in…
4 | timocracy ✓ | four | His was the first known …
4 | timocracy ✓ | four | The only one of Plato's …
4 | timocracy | four | In The Republic, Plato d…
5 | timocracy ✓ | five | In The Republic, Plato d…
5 | timocracy ✓ | five | The only one of Plato's …
2 | touch ✓ | skin muscle/organs for example | both | It consists both of sens…
2 | touch ✓ | animals occurs through stroking licking/grooming | two | Usually, tactile contact…
2 | touch ✓ | two | It was found that this a…
2 | touch ✓ | different types of mechanoreceptor in the skin are termed low-threshold mechanoreceptors/high threshold mechanoreceptors | two | The two different types …
2 | touch ✓ | different orientations which can be applied manually/with automated equipment | two | In this task subjects id…
2 | touch ✓ | two | The somatosensory system…
3 | touch ✓ | first-order/second-order/third-order | three | A somatosensory pathway …
3 | touch ✓ | -dimensional orientation of the head/by inference/the rest of the body | three | The receptor for the sen…
4 | touch ✓ | four | The four mechanoreceptor…
4 | touch | four | They are innervated by f…
2 | tradition | unnecessary/unimportant | both | There is however no "the…
2 | tradition ✓ | the Old/New Testaments are like a mirror in which the pilgrim Church on earth looks at God | both | Sacred tradition, theref…
2 | tradition ✓ | impractical/traditional | both | For example, wigs worn b…
2 | tradition ✓ | both | Similarly, UNESCO includ…
2 | tradition ✓ | both | While both musicology an…
2 | tradition ✓ | two | Some of the oldest tradi…
2 | tradition ✓ | transmissions over three generations are required for a practice belief/object to be seen as traditional | two | It is presumed that at l…
3 | tradition ✓ | generations are required for a practice/belief/object to be seen as traditional | three | It is presumed that at l…
3 | tradition ✓ | three | Some of the oldest tradi…
2 | traditional ✓ | unnecessary/unimportant | both | There is however no "the…
2 | traditional ✓ | both | Similarly, UNESCO includ…
2 | traditional ✓ | impractical/traditional | both | For example, wigs worn b…
2 | traditional ✓ | both | While both musicology an…
2 | traditional ✓ | the Old/New Testaments are like a mirror in which the pilgrim Church on earth looks at God | both | Sacred tradition, theref…
2 | traditional ✓ | two | Some of the oldest tradi…
2 | traditional ✓ | transmissions over three generations are required for a practice belief/object to be seen as traditional | two | It is presumed that at l…
3 | traditional ✓ | three | Some of the oldest tradi…
3 | traditional ✓ | generations are required for a practice/belief/object to be seen as traditional | three | It is presumed that at l…
2 | traditional authority ✓ | both | The similarity is that b…
2 | traditional authority ✓ | forms being charismatic authority/rational-legal authority | two | In sociology, the concep…
3 | traditional authority ✓ | three | All of those three domin…
5 | traditional authority ✓ | five | Weber distinguished five…
2 | traditional society ✓ | two | Fredric Jameson saw 20th…
2 | traffic flow ✓ | both | The goal of this process…
2 | traffic flow ✓ | forward/backward depending on vehicle density | both | Due to the individual re…
2 | traffic flow ✓ | flow/speed | both | In this figure ("Flow-Sp…
2 | traffic flow ✓ | both | Both User Optimum and Sy…
2 | traffic flow ✓ | Gordon Newell's description of the merging process/the Daganzo's cell transmission model | both | This simple model is the…
2 | traffic flow ✓ | of the aforementioned relationships speed-flow/speed-headway into a single curve which would “[sum] up all the properties of a stretch of road which are relevant to its ability to handle the flow of congested traffic” The model they presented related traffic flow to concentration | both | The goal of Lighthill an…
2 | traffic flow ✓ | both | The merge ratio will be …
2 | traffic flow ✓ | both | They also discussed bott…
2 | traffic flow ✓ | points with no delay/the time it takes to travel that distance is equal to the free-flow travel time | both | Using a one-lane signali…
2 | traffic flow ✓ | the wide moving jam/a wide autosoliton exhibit some characteristic features which do not depend on initial conditions at which these localized patterns have occurred | both | Historically, Kerner use…
2 | traffic flow ✓ | upstream/downstream front propagates upstream | both | It is possible that both…
2 | traffic flow | the highway/the alternative route stays the same | both | At this stage, the trave…
2 | traffic flow ✓ | both | In contrast, the outflow…
2 | traffic flow ✓ | the flow rate/vehicle speed may vary significantly in the synchronized flow phase | both | In contrast to wide movi…
2 | traffic flow ✓ | congested phases [S]/[J] | both | An often occurring conge…
2 | traffic flow ✓ | up-/downstream of the bottleneck | both | A spontaneous F →S phase…
2 | traffic flow ✓ | pair | The core principle of Us…
2 | traffic flow ✓ | X1 and X2/and the horizontal axis represents the elapsed time from X1 and X2 | pair | The resulting plot is a …
2 | traffic flow ✓ | pair | (Cost can be interpreted…
2 | traffic flow ✓ | input branches of roadways is less than the exiting capacity of the system/μ1+μ2 ≤ μ | two | The process of the model…
2 | traffic flow ✓ | types of crash risk which can be reduced from VSL implementation are the rear-end crash/the lane-change crash | two | The two types of crash r…
2 | traffic flow ✓ | one related traffic speed to traffic flow/another related speed to the headway between vehicles | two | Other previous research …
2 | traffic flow ✓ | most important densities are the critical density/jam density | two | In traffic flow, the two…
2 | traffic flow ✓ | two | Inverse of density is sp…
2 | traffic flow ✓ | two | Graphically, this is sho…
2 | traffic flow | two | The merge ratio will be …
2 | traffic flow ✓ | two | There are two spatial-te…
2 | traffic flow ✓ | input branches of roadways are defined as μ1 and μ2/and the demands for each branch of roadways are defined as q1D and q2D | two | As can be seen in a simp…
2 | traffic flow ✓ | First the theory is almost completely based on measurements on the Bundesautobahn 5 in Germany/Second it is not clear how the data was interpolated | two | The theory has been crit…
2 | traffic flow ✓ | In short/a network is in system optimum when the total system cost is the minimum among all possible assignments | two | There are two main appro…
2 | traffic flow ✓ | general types of bottlenecks stationary/moving bottlenecks | two | There are two general ty…
2 | traffic flow ✓ | two | Both User Optimum and Sy…
2 | traffic flow ✓ | different forms resulting in initial value problems/boundary value problems | two | These boundaries typical…
2 | traffic flow ✓ | "time mean speed"/"space mean speed" | two | Two definitions of avera…
2 | traffic flow ✓ | on the left side data points of free flow/on the right side data points corresponding to congested traffic | two | In congested traffic, th…
2 | traffic flow ✓ | two | Kerner emphasizes that t…
2 | traffic flow ✓ | two | To further illustrate S …
2 | traffic flow ✓ | two | In order to apply the mo…
2 | traffic flow ✓ | two | Other criticisms have be…
2 | traffic flow ✓ | two | Kerner's theory divides …
2 | traffic flow ✓ | point sensors at locations X1 and X2/and count the number of vehicles that pass this segment while also recording the time each vehicle arrives at X1 and departs from X2 | two | Obtaining these arrival …
2 | traffic flow ✓ | two | Kerner's hypothesis is t…
2 | traffic flow ✓ | two | The empirical nucleation…
2 | traffic flow ✓ | see Kerner's criticism on such two-phase models as well as on other classical traffic flow models/theories in Chapter 10 of the book as well as in critical reviews | two | In particular, in two-ph…
2 | traffic flow ✓ | free flow/congested traffic | two | Kerner describes three p…
2 | traffic flow ✓ | branch roadways and merging into a single flow through a single roadway/determining the flows that pass through the merging process and the state of each branch of roadways becomes an important task for traffic engineers | two | In the condition of traf…
2 | traffic flow ✓ | vehicles following each other is observed which is much longer than the mean time delay in vehicle acceleration from a wide moving jam/then the related flow-interruption interval corresponds to the wide moving jam phase | two | The microscopic criteria…
2 | traffic flow ✓ | two | Because the synchronized…
2 | traffic flow ✓ | two-part | Their two-part paper fir…
3 | traffic flow ✓ | -phase traffic theory contradicts fundamentally the classical understanding of stochastic highway capacity as well as traffic theories/methods for traffic management/traffic control which at any time assume the existence of a particular highway capacity | three | The range of highway cap…
3 | traffic flow ✓ | three | ASDA/FOTO is a software …
3 | traffic flow ✓ | three | Three-phase theory state…
3 | traffic flow ✓ | the fundamental diagram/the conservation equation/initial conditions | three | It is made up of three c…
3 | traffic flow | called also automated driving/self-driving/autonomous vehicle | three | In the framework of the …
3 | traffic flow | three | Thus the space gap …
3 | traffic flow ✓ | three | An alternative theory, K…
3 | traffic flow ✓ | three | In contrast, in Kerner's…
3 | traffic flow ✓ | speed/density/flow[clarification needed] | three | There are three main var…
3 | traffic flow ✓ | three | The first mathematical m…
3 | traffic flow ✓ | three | In Sec. 6.1 of the book …
3 | traffic flow ✓ | three | Kerner describes three p…
3 | traffic flow ✓ | three | The hypotheses of Kerner…
3 | traffic flow ✓ | three | Some months later, Kerne…
3 | traffic flow ✓ | three | Three-phase traffic theo…
3 | traffic flow ✓ | three | Kerner's theory divides …
3 | traffic flow ✓ | three | The hypothesis of Kerner…
3 | traffic flow ✓ | three | To further illustrate S …
3 | traffic flow ✓ | three | In accordance with this …
3 | traffic flow ✓ | three | In Kerner's three-phase …
3 | traffic flow ✓ | three | In Kerner's three-phase …
3 | traffic flow ✓ | three | Kerner developed the thr…
3 | traffic flow ✓ | three | The search for an explan…
3 | traffic flow ✓ | three | None of the classical tr…
3 | traffic flow ✓ | three | In three-phase traffic t…
3 | traffic flow ✓ | three | Thus the basic theoretic…
3 | traffic flow ✓ | three | Initially developed for …
3 | traffic flow ✓ | three | Because the synchronized…
3 | traffic flow ✓ | three | The Kerner–Klenov model …
3 | traffic flow ✓ | three | Recognition, tracking, a…
3 | traffic flow ✓ | three | Rather than a mathematic…
3 | traffic flow ✓ | three | It can be expected that …
3 | traffic flow ✓ | three | The Kerner-Klenov stocha…
3 | traffic flow ✓ | -phase theory have been introduced in the works by Jiang Wu Gao et al Davis Lee Barlovich Schreckenberg/Kim see other references to mathematical models in the framework of Kerner's three-phase traffic theory/results of their investigations in Sec | three | In particular, new mathe…
3 | traffic flow ✓ | three | Over time several scient…
3 | traffic flow ✓ | ie/observation/mathematical curve fitting | three | Analysts approach the pr…
3 | traffic flow ✓ | three | The generally accepted c…
3 | traffic flow ✓ | -phase traffic theory contradicts fundamentally classical traffic theories as well as methods for traffic management/traffic control which at any time instant assume the existence of a particular deterministic/stochastic highway capacity of free flow at the bottleneck | three | The range of highway cap…
3 | traffic flow | three | One of the applications …
4 | traffic flow ✓ | four | This is a four-step proc…
5 | traffic flow ✓ | five | In general, jam density …
2 | Tragedy ✓ | non-Aristotelian drama/Theatre of the Oppressed respectively | both | Both Bertolt Brecht and …
2 | Tragedy ✓ | Latin/Greek preferred Seneca to Euripides | both | The Renaissance scholar …
2 | Tragedy ✓ | form/theme | both | British tragedy, particu…
2 | Tragedy ✓ | mainly tragedies/but also something he called "heroic comedies" | both | In his theoretical works…
2 | Tragedy ✓ | tragedy from the leaders of the dithyramb and comedy from the leaders of the phallic processions which even now continue as a custom in many of our cities [tragedy] grew little by little as [the poets] developed whatever [new part] of it had appeared/and passing through many changes tragedy came to a halt since it had attained its own nature | both | Writing in 335 BCE (long…
2 | Tragedy ✓ | were completed by early 1516 and are based on classical Greek models Rosmunda on the Hecuba of Euripides and Oreste on the Iphigenia in Tauris of the same author/like Sophonisba they are in Italian and in blank hendecasyllables | both | Both were completed by e…
2 | Tragedy ✓ | double | Jean Racine's tragedies—…
2 | Tragedy ✓ | one is an unknown author/while the other is the Stoic philosopher Seneca | two | From the time of the emp…
2 | Tragedy ✓ | "Esther"/"Athalie" | two | Racine's two late plays …
2 | Tragedy ✓ | First is what he calls the derivative way in which the tragedy is thought to be an expression of an ordering of the world "instead of asking what tragedy expresses the derivative definition tends to ask what expresses itself through tragedy"/The second is the substantive way of defining tragedy which starts with the work of art which is assumed to contain the ordering of the world | two | Oscar Mandel, in A Defin…
2 | Tragedy ✓ | two | Hegel himself, however, …
2 | Tragedy ✓ | Pamfila or Filostrato e Panfila written in 1498 or 1508 by Antonio Cammelli/a Sophonisba by Galeotto del Carretto of 1502 | two | Although these three Ita…
3 | Tragedy ✓ | Quintus Ennius/Marcus Pacuvius/Lucius Accius | three | No complete early Roman …
3 | Tragedy ✓ | three | Each playwright offered …
3 | Tragedy ✓ | strophe/antistrophe/epode | three | Choral songs in tragedy …
3 | Tragedy ✓ | three | He recognizes four subcl…
3 | Tragedy ✓ | three | Although these three Ita…
3 | Tragedy ✓ | three | The presentations took t…
3 | Tragedy ✓ | three | Seneca's tragedies rewor…
4 | Tragedy | four | He recognizes four subcl…
4 | Tragedy ✓ | four | The four plays sometimes…
4 | Tragedy ✓ | GWF Hegel/the German philosopher most famous for his dialectical approach to epistemology/history/also applied such a methodology to his theory of tragedy | four | According to Aristotle, …
9 | Tragedy ✓ | nine | Nine of Seneca's tragedi…
2 | tranquil ✓ | tranquillity/preference | two | Subjects were asked to s…
3 | tranquil ✓ | how open the scene is/how difficult it is to establish a sense of depth/distance | three | Analysis of the results …
4 | tranquil ✓ | mistiness/unstructured openness/focus/surface calmness | four | Subjects were asked to s…
2 | translation ✓ | both | According to Link, Weinb…
2 | translation ✓ | universal and immediate to the reader" Another approach to the subjectlessness is to use the target language's passive voice/but this again particularizes the experience too much | both | Without a subject, he wr…
2 | translation | both | Ambiguity is a concern b…
2 | translation ✓ | works live on as worthy English epics more than as a point of access to the Latin/Greek | both | Both works live on as wo…
2 | translation ✓ | ancient and medieval traditions/and on more recent European innovations | both | The Western traditions d…
2 | translation ✓ | [a] Fidelity is the extent to which a translation accurately renders the meaning of the source text/without distortion | both | A 17th-century French cr…
2 | translation ✓ | fragments and preserves the materiality of Catullus’s Latin text in ways that tease out its semantics and syntax without wholly appropriating them/a method that unsettles the notion of any fixed and finished translation | both | Acker's Postmodern ficti…
2 | translation ✓ | both | John Dryden (1631–1700) …
2 | translation ✓ | concepts of "fidelity"/"transparency" this has not always been the case | dual | While current Western tr…
2 | translation ✓ | two | After returning to Cairo…
2 | translation ✓ | two | Depending on the given t…
2 | translation ✓ | two | Hence, analogously to th…
2 | translation ✓ | two | This is said to be a lin…
2 | translation ✓ | categories determined by the pitch contour in which it is read/in a classical Chinese poem the patterns of alternation of the two categories exhibit parallelism and mirroring | two | Each syllable (character…
2 | translation ✓ | two | Generally, the greater t…
2 | translation ✓ | two | This distinction was ado…
2 | translation ✓ | two | The question of fidelity…
2 | translation ✓ | two | Interpreting is the faci…
2 | translation ✓ | two | Difficulties in translat…
2 | translation ✓ | the source text/ST | two | According to Jeremy Mund…
2 | translation ✓ | oral/sign-language | two | Unlike English, many lan…
2 | translation ✓ | two | Sworn translation, also …
2 | translation ✓ | languages/cultures | two | A translator acts as a b…
2 | translation ✓ | dead languages that of all literary forms it is the one charged with the special mission of watching over the maturing process of the original language/the birth pangs of its own | two | Translation is so far re…
5 | translation ✓ | five | Another imponderable is …
5 | translation ✓ | five | Since Chinese characters…
6 | translation ✓ | six | Between 1880 and 1908...…
12 | translation ✓ | twelve | In recent decades, promi…
2 | triadic structure ✓ | the social/conceptual stability of the experiential world depend upon networks of reciprocal recognition | both | Further analysis of the …
2 | triadic structure ✓ | cancels/preserves the initial stage | both | This leads to their reso…
2 | triadic structure ✓ | both | Instead of seeking to an…
2 | triadic structure ✓ | internal and external to it/and finally standing completely on its own" This phenomenological and conceptual analysis distinguishes Hegel's idealism from Kant's transcendental idealism and Berkeley's mentalistic idealism | both | They can be understood a…
2 | triadic structure ✓ | of its scope/its content | both | Against this, however, i…
2 | triadic structure ✓ | both | In this respect, Hegel w…
2 | triadic structure ✓ | both | Book three is the final …
2 | triadic structure ✓ | the "introduction" to his philosophical system and also as the "first part" of that system as the "science of the experience of consciousness" Yet it has long been controversial in both respects/indeed Hegel's own attitude changed throughout his life[g] | both | Hegel describes the Phen…
2 | triadic structure ✓ | opposing camps right/left | two | Some historians present …
2 | triadic structure ✓ | two | In the remainder of his …
2 | triadic structure ✓ | words for "history" Historie/Geschichte | two | German has two words for…
2 | triadic structure ✓ | of the Logic are the doctrines of "Being"/"Essence" Together they comprise the Objective Logic which is largely occupied with overcoming the assumptions of traditional metaphysics | two | Books one and two of the…
2 | triadic structure ✓ | two | These appropriations of …
2 | triadic structure ✓ | two | What is at stake in the …
2 | triadic structure ✓ | philosophers John McDowell/Robert Brandom constitute per Bernstein the third moment of Hegel's influence on pragmatism | two | Two philosophers, John M…
2 | triadic structure ✓ | two | Hegel's philosophical sy…
2 | triadic structure ✓ | remaining sons – Karl who became a historian/Immanuel [de] who followed a theological path – lived long and safeguarded their father's manuscripts and letters and produced editions of his works | two | Hegel's two remaining so…
2 | triadic structure ✓ | 1812 1813 1816/bkI revised 1831 | two | There are two texts of H…
3 | triadic structure ✓ | art/religion/philosophy[w] | three | The final section of his…
3 | triadic structure ✓ | three | Sharing a dislike for wh…
3 | triadic structure | is the final part of the Logic It discusses the doctrine of "the Concept" which is concerned with reintegrating those categories of objectivity into a thoroughly idealistic account of reality[p] Simplifying greatly Being describes its concepts just as they appear Essence attempts to explain them with reference to opposites/the Concept explains/unites them both in terms of an internal teleology | three | Book three is the final …
3 | triadic structure ✓ | three | Walter Kaufmann, for ins…
3 | triadic structure | three | Westphal provides this b…
3 | triadic structure | three | Furthermore, the final s…
3 | triadic structure ✓ | three | He never once used these…
3 | triadic structure ✓ | three | "For Hegel, rational thi…
3 | triadic structure ✓ | the late nineteenth century/the mid-twentieth/the present | three | As documented by Richard…
3 | triadic structure ✓ | three | By contrast, "Hegel desc…
3 | triadic structure ✓ | three | In the Introduction to h…
3 | triadic structure ✓ | three | To "sublate" (aufheben) …
3 | triadic structure ✓ | "art religion/philosophy all have the same object the absolute/truth itself but they consist in different forms of knowledge of it | three | It is with reference to …
3 | triadic structure ✓ | three | Transcripts of three of …
3 | triadic structure ✓ | three | Harris's two-volume Hege…
3 | triadic structure ✓ | greatly admired Hellenic civilization/Hegel additionally steeped himself in Jean-Jacques Rousseau/Lessing during this time | three | (It is mostly likely tha…
3 | triadic structure | three | These elements are "demo…
3 | triadic structure ✓ | three | Although it is not incor…
3 | triadic structure ✓ | Beiser observes that Hegel's theory is "his attempt to rehabilitate the natural law tradition while taking into account the criticisms of the historical school" He adds that "without a sound interpretation of Hegel's theory of natural law/we have very little understanding of the very foundation of his social and political thought"[u] Consistent with Beiser's position/scholar Adriaan T | three | As a first approximation…
3 | triadic structure ✓ | senses/with particular emphasis on the second and third/in which apparent contradictions are speculatively overcome | three | Hegel generally uses the…
3 | triadic structure ✓ | the science of logic/the philosophy of nature/the philosophy of spirit | three | Hegel's philosophical sy…
3 | triadic structure ✓ | three | At the age of three, Heg…
3 | triadic structure | anthropology/phenomenology/psychology | three | Hegel divides his philos…
3 | triadic structure ✓ | three | According to Hegel, "'ar…
4 | triadic structure ✓ | courses have been preserved/they show him to be continually adjusting his emphases/exposition[ai] The interpretation of Christianity that he advances however is still very much that which he presented in the Phenomenology – only now he is able to expound at greater length/with greater clarity upon what he had covered earlier in such a condensed fashion[aj] | four | Transcripts of three of …
3 | trivium ✓ | 12–23 Contemporary iterations have taken various forms including those found in certain British/American universities/at the independent Oundle School in the United Kingdom | three | The three subjects toget…
3 | trivium ✓ | three | Etymologically, the Lati…
5 | trivium ✓ | five | This is the step where t…
7 | trivium ✓ | seven | For the medieval student…
7 | trivium ✓ | seven | Educationally, the trivi…
7 | trivium ✓ | seven | The trivium is the lower…
2 | truth ✓ | two | Two examples of the latt…
2 | truth ✓ | two | In general, the concept …
2 | truth ✓ | two | There are two main appro…
2 | truth ✓ | intellects/is called true insofar as it conforms to either | two | Reevaluating Avicenna, a…
3 | truth ✓ | influential forms of the pragmatic theory of truth were introduced around the turn of the 20th century by Charles Sanders Peirce/William James/John Dewey | three | Three influential forms …
3 | truth ✓ | three | Degrees of truth in logi…
5 | truth ✓ | five | The question of what is …
2 | twelve-fold chain ✓ | types of dependent origination appear side by side/therefore it has become the main source used to teach reverse dependent origination in English language sources | both | Various early Buddhist t…
2 | twelve-fold chain ✓ | both | The mahāsāṃghikas and ma…
2 | twelve-fold chain ✓ | the Sammādiṭṭhisutta/the Mahānidānasutta specifically mention the factors of dependent origination as being related to the process of conception in the womb | both | Both the Sammādiṭṭhisutt…
2 | twelve-fold chain ✓ | models the three lifetimes model/the one mind moment model | both | Furthermore, according t…
2 | twelve-fold chain ✓ | options Nāgārjuna ends this chapter by stating that dependent arising is like an illusion a dream/a city of gandharvas | both | Rejecting both options, …
2 | twelve-fold chain ✓ | or neither" A related statement can be found in the Paramārthaśūnyatāsūtra which states that when a sense organ arises "it does not come from any locationit does not go to any location" as such it is said to be "unreal yet arises/on having arisen it ends and ceases" Furthermore this sutra states that even though "there is action and result" there is "no actor agent" | both | According to Hùifēng, a …
2 | twelve-fold chain ✓ | conceptually/existentially | both | Westerhoff further argue…
2 | twelve-fold chain ✓ | by nothing at all | both | As such, he rejects four…
2 | twelve-fold chain ✓ | both | SN 12.65 and 67 (and SA …
2 | twelve-fold chain ✓ | But when you truly see the origin of the world with right understanding/you won't have the notion of non-existence regarding the world | dual | The early Buddhist texts…
2 | twelve-fold chain ✓ | parallel processes at work in dependent origination/one is delusion and kamma leading to rebirth consciousness and the other is craving and clinging leading to existence and rebirth | two | Brahm argues that there …
2 | twelve-fold chain ✓ | lives of a single person/three lives of a single person | two | Tsongkhapa also explains…
2 | twelve-fold chain ✓ | two | The Kaccānagottasutta th…
2 | twelve-fold chain ✓ | two | MN 26 also reports that …
2 | twelve-fold chain ✓ | with the first/second phrases of the general principle definition respectively | two | One is positive, indicat…
2 | twelve-fold chain ✓ | the general principle of dependent origination itself/its nidanas and their relationships and how it deals with the particular process of the rebirth of sentient beings | two | According to Wayman, the…
2 | twelve-fold chain ✓ | two | Collett Cox writes that …
2 | twelve-fold chain ✓ | two | Similarly, Cox notes tha…
2 | twelve-fold chain ✓ | two | According to Erich Frauw…
2 | twelve-fold chain ✓ | the second list beginning with tanha/the cause of suffering as described in the second noble truth" | two | According to Richard Gom…
2 | twelve-fold chain ✓ | Pratītyasamutpāda has been translated into English as dependent origination dependent arising interdependent co-arising conditioned arising/conditioned genesis[note 3] | two | Pratītyasamutpāda consis…
2 | twelve-fold chain ✓ | two | Waldron also mentions id…
2 | twelve-fold chain ✓ | different kinds of dependent origination "cyclic"/"progressive" | two | Beni Barua called these …
2 | twelve-fold chain ✓ | the four conditions/the six causes | two | According to K.L. Dhamma…
2 | twelve-fold chain ✓ | lists were combined/resulting in contradictions in its reverse version[note 40] | two | The first list consists …
2 | twelve-fold chain ✓ | aspects were largely undifferentiated in early Buddhist thought these two aspects/their relation was explicated in later Buddhist thought giving rise to the concept of alaya-vijñana | two | While these two aspects …
2 | twelve-fold chain ✓ | two | In this sutta, Sariputta…
2 | twelve-fold chain ✓ | two | Bodhi (commenting on SN …
2 | twelve-fold chain ✓ | two | According to Wayman, Nag…
2 | twelve-fold chain ✓ | necessity/sufficiency | two | Ajahn Brahm has argued t…
2 | twelve-fold chain ✓ | two | Alex Wayman has argued t…
2 | twelve-fold chain ✓ | two | The twelvefold version i…
2 | twelve-fold chain ✓ | One is positive indicating "a contributory influence passing from the condition to the dependent state" while the other is negative indicating "the impossibility of the dependent state appearing in the absence of its condition" He compares these two with the first and second phrases of the general principle definition respectively/Regarding the second positive characterization other early sources also state that a condition "originates samudaya the dependent state provides it with a source nidāna generates it jātika gives it being pabhava nourishes it āhāra acts as its foundation upanisā causes it to surge upayāpeti" see SN 1211 23 27 66 69 | two | Like Brahm, Bodhi also a…
2 | twelve-fold chain ✓ | nidanas contact/feeling | two | Meanwhile, in SN 12.62 a…
3 | twelve-fold chain ✓ | three | Likewise, skillful perce…
3 | twelve-fold chain ✓ | three | According to Wayman, thi…
3 | twelve-fold chain | three | The yogācāra school inte…
3 | twelve-fold chain ✓ | three | As an expository device,…
3 | twelve-fold chain ✓ | "nescience craving and indulgence are defilement/motivations and gestations are karma/the remaining seven are the basis as well as the fruit | three | According to Wayman, Nag…
3 | twelve-fold chain ✓ | craving/basis/suffering | three | 66 and SA 291 which cont…
3 | twelve-fold chain ✓ | synonyms for saṅkhāra/willing/intending and carrying out | three | SN 12.39 begins with thr…
3 | twelve-fold chain ✓ | three | In this sutta, Sariputta…
3 | twelve-fold chain ✓ | life interpretation can first be seen in the Paṭisambhidāmagga I275/circa 2nd/3rd c | three | The three life interpret…
3 | twelve-fold chain ✓ | three | Schumann also proposes t…
3 | twelve-fold chain ✓ | lifetimes model Alex Wayman states that the Theravada interpretation is different from the Vajrayana view because the Vajrayana view places a bardo/an intermediate state between death/rebirth | three | Discussing the three lif…
3 | twelve-fold chain ✓ | three | These mind-made bodies p…
3 | twelve-fold chain ✓ | three | This tantra contains a p…
3 | twelve-fold chain ✓ | three | Tsongkhapa also explains…
3 | twelve-fold chain ✓ | three | The meeting of the three…
3 | twelve-fold chain ✓ | three | Furthermore, according t…
3 | twelve-fold chain ✓ | three | As outlined by Wayman, A…
3 | twelve-fold chain ✓ | three | The three-lives model, w…
3 | twelve-fold chain ✓ | three | The three lives interpre…
3 | twelve-fold chain ✓ | the past life/the present life/the future life | three | Collett Cox writes that …
3 | twelve-fold chain ✓ | three | Bucknell further notes t…
3 | twelve-fold chain ✓ | three | Schumann thus concluded …
3 | twelve-fold chain ✓ | three | Lambert Schmitthausen ha…
3 | twelve-fold chain ✓ | three | Bhikkhu Bodhi notes that…
3 | twelve-fold chain ✓ | three | The meeting of the three…
3 | twelve-fold chain | three | The different interpreta…
4 | twelve-fold chain ✓ | four | Roderick S. Bucknell ana…
4 | twelve-fold chain | by itself/by something else/by both/by nothing at all | four | As such, he rejects four…
4 | twelve-fold chain | four | Jurewicz argues that dep…
4 | twelve-fold chain ✓ | four | Therefore, according to …
4 | twelve-fold chain ✓ | four | According to early sutta…
4 | twelve-fold chain ✓ | four | According to Gombrich, t…
4 | twelve-fold chain ✓ | four | Though it was aware that…
4 | twelve-fold chain ✓ | four | According to Wayman, thi…
4 | twelve-fold chain ✓ | four | A similar resemblance ha…
4 | twelve-fold chain ✓ | nidanas which reference Vedic cosmogony/as described by Jurewicz[note 39] According to Gombrich/the two lists were combined/resulting in contradictions in its reverse version[note 40] | four | The first list consists …
4 | twelve-fold chain | four | According to Hùifēng, a …
4 | twelve-fold chain ✓ | four | The Theravāda abhidhamma…
4 | twelve-fold chain ✓ | four | According to K.L. Dhamma…
4 | twelve-fold chain | four | Alex Wayman has argued t…
5 | twelve-fold chain ✓ | five | Hans Wolfgang Schumann a…
5 | twelve-fold chain ✓ | five | The desire, adherence, a…
5 | twelve-fold chain ✓ | five | The desire, adherence, a…
5 | twelve-fold chain ✓ | five | According to Mathieu Boi…
5 | twelve-fold chain ✓ | five | The Mahahatthipadopama-s…
5 | twelve-fold chain ✓ | five | Giving up and getting ri…
5 | twelve-fold chain ✓ | five | Against the view that th…
5 | twelve-fold chain ✓ | five | According to Analayo, ea…
5 | twelve-fold chain ✓ | five | One who sees the Dharma …
5 | twelve-fold chain ✓ | five | It does not imply that a…
5 | twelve-fold chain ✓ | five | Mathieu Boisvert correla…
5 | twelve-fold chain | five | Giving up and getting ri…
6 | twelve-fold chain ✓ | They experience these feelings by repeated contact through the six sense-bases/feeling conditions craving/craving conditions clinging/clinging conditions becoming/becoming conditions birth/birth conditions aging and death sorrow lamentation sadness and distress[note 35] | six | Dīgha Nikāya Sutta 1, th…
6 | twelve-fold chain ✓ | six | Feeling is a condition f…
6 | twelve-fold chain ✓ | six | According to K.L. Dhamma…
6 | twelve-fold chain ✓ | sense objects/the "looped version"/the standard version instead use the term nama-rupa as "a collective term for the six types of sense object" He cites various passages from the early sources/the scholarship of Yinshun/Reat/Watsuji in support | six | According to Bucknell, w…
6 | twelve-fold chain ✓ | six | [The same process is the…
6 | twelve-fold chain ✓ | six | According to Boisvert, t…
6 | twelve-fold chain ✓ | six | There are also several p…
6 | twelve-fold chain ✓ | six | According to Wayman, Nag…
6 | twelve-fold chain ✓ | six | Another one of these is …
6 | twelve-fold chain | six | The Mahānidānasutta (DN …
7 | twelve-fold chain ✓ | seven | Against the view that th…
7 | twelve-fold chain | seven | According to Wayman, Nag…
8 | twelve-fold chain ✓ | eight | Furthermore, according t…
8 | twelve-fold chain ✓ | eight | In the very first (dedic…
10 | twelve-fold chain ✓ | ten | This tantra contains a p…
12 | twelve-fold chain ✓ | twelve | It should not be read as…
12 | twelve-fold chain ✓ | twelve | Jurewizc further argues …
12 | twelve-fold chain ✓ | twelve | Tsongkhapa also explains…
12 | twelve-fold chain ✓ | twelve | Alex Wayman writes that …
12 | twelve-fold chain ✓ | twelve | Several modern western s…
12 | twelve-fold chain ✓ | twelve | The twelvefold version i…
12 | twelve-fold chain ✓ | twelve | Against the view that th…
12 | twelve-fold chain ✓ | twelve | Alex Wayman notes that "…
12 | twelve-fold chain ✓ | twelve | The most common interpre…
12 | twelve-fold chain ✓ | twelve | Lambert Schmitthausen ha…
12 | twelve-fold chain ✓ | twelve | Hans Wolfgang Schumann a…
12 | twelve-fold chain ✓ | twelve | The popular listing of t…
12 | twelve-fold chain ✓ | twelve | The different interpreta…
12 | twelve-fold chain ✓ | twelve | The Tibetan Buddhism tra…
12 | twelve-fold chain ✓ | twelve | The twelve nidanas have …
12 | twelve-fold chain ✓ | twelve | What is a condition for …
12 | twelve-fold chain ✓ | twelve | In the Buddhist Abhidhar…
12 | twelve-fold chain ✓ | twelve | Furthermore, according t…
12 | twelve-fold chain ✓ | twelve | Alex Wayman has argued t…
12 | twelve-fold chain ✓ | twelve | These processes are expr…
12 | twelve-fold chain ✓ | twelve | A similar interpretation…
12 | twelve-fold chain ✓ | twelve | According to Eisel Mazar…
12 | twelve-fold chain ✓ | twelve | Roderick S. Bucknell ana…
12 | twelve-fold chain ✓ | twelve | According to Richard Gom…
12 | twelve-fold chain ✓ | twelve | The view that the applic…
12 | twelve-fold chain ✓ | twelve | Some suttas state that "…
12 | twelve-fold chain ✓ | twelve | The Kaccānagottasutta th…
12 | twelve-fold chain ✓ | twelve | The twelve branched list…
12 | twelve-fold chain ✓ | twelve | The term may also refer …
12 | twelve-fold chain ✓ | twelve | Traditionally, the rever…
12 | twelve-fold chain ✓ | twelve | The most common one is a…
12 | twelve-fold chain ✓ | twelve | Bucknell further notes t…
12 | twelve-fold chain ✓ | twelve | According to Analayo, ea…
2 | typological ✓ | two | Typologies are distinct …
2 | tyranny ✓ | both | Both say that monarchy, …
2 | tyranny ✓ | his own people/others | both | The philosophers Plato a…
2 | tyranny ✓ | both | "Both Plato and Aristotl…
2 | tyranny ✓ | usurpers/those inheriting rule from usurpers as tyrants | both | The Greeks defined both …
2 | tyranny ✓ | make lawlessness – either a violation of existing laws/government by personal fiat without settled laws – a mark of tyranny" | both | Both make lawlessness – …
2 | tyranny ✓ | both | For instance, regarding …
2 | tyranny ✓ | failed attempts/to install himself as tyrant | two | In Athens, the inhabitan…
2 | tyranny ✓ | "Tyranny is the exercise of power beyond right which nobody can have a right to/this is making use of the power any one has in his hands not for the good of those who are under it but for his own private separate advantage" Locke's concept of tyranny influenced the writers of subsequent generations who developed the concept of tyranny as counterpoint to ideas of human rights and democracy | two | The English philosopher …
2 | tyranny ✓ | two | For instance, regarding …
3 | tyranny ✓ | were united in a general conspiracy since even the populace no longer were pleased with present conditions but both secretly/openly rebelled at his tyranny/cried out for defenders of their liberty | three | For instance, regarding …
2 | unalienable right ✓ | acquired/surrendered but an inextricable aspect of the activity of being human | both | Like the mind's quest fo…
2 | unalienable right ✓ | both | The Civil Rights movemen…
2 | unalienable right ✓ | both | As George Mason stated i…
2 | unalienable right ✓ | both | Several periodicals were…
2 | unalienable right ✓ | types of rights natural rights/legal rights | two | Some philosophers distin…
2 | unalienable right ✓ | two | Even on a natural rights…
2 | unalienable right ✓ | Treatises of Government that political society existed for the sake of protecting "property" which he defined as a person's "life liberty/estate" | two | In 1689, John Locke argu…
2 | unalienable right ✓ | two | Likewise, different phil…
2 | unalienable right ✓ | "the right of might"/"the right of contract" | two | Rejecting the idea of mo…
2 | unalienable right ✓ | opposite poles" in their political philosophy/as evidenced by Jefferson's use in the Declaration of Independence of the phrase "pursuit of happiness" instead of "property" | two | For example, the histori…
3 | unalienable right ✓ | three | The phrase gives three e…
3 | unalienable right ✓ | three | In 1628, Sir Edward Coke…
3 | unalienable right ✓ | three | According to Locke, ther…
3 | unalienable right ✓ | three | Government is instituted…
5 | unalienable right ✓ | We hold these truths to be self-evident/that all men are created equal/that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable Rights/that among these are Life/Liberty and the pursuit of Happiness | five | The Committee of Five ed…
5 | unalienable right ✓ | which consisted of Jefferson/John Adams/Benjamin Franklin/Roger Sherman/Robert Livingston | five | The United States Declar…
3 | unconscious competence ✓ | three | The four stages appeared…
4 | unconscious competence | four | The four stages suggest …
4 | unconscious competence ✓ | four | In psychology, the four …
4 | unconscious competence | four | The four stages appeared…
4 | unconscious competence ✓ | four | The four stages are: A …
4 | unconscious competence ✓ | four | Management trainer Marti…
4 | unconscious competence | four | Several elements, includ…
4 | unconscious competence | four | The model was used at Go…
3 | unconscious incompetence ✓ | three | The four stages appeared…
4 | unconscious incompetence | four | The four stages suggest …
4 | unconscious incompetence ✓ | four | In psychology, the four …
4 | unconscious incompetence | four | The four stages are: A …
4 | unconscious incompetence ✓ | four | The four stages appeared…
4 | unconscious incompetence ✓ | four | The model was used at Go…
4 | unconscious incompetence ✓ | four | Several elements, includ…
4 | unconscious incompetence ✓ | four | Management trainer Marti…
2 | understanding ✓ | both | Understanding and knowle…
3 | understanding ✓ | "1"/"division"/"3" | three | The first way of represe…
5 | understanding ✓ | "0"/"decimal point"/"3"/"infinity"/"infinity of 3" | five | The first way of represe…
2 | undesirable ✓ | beliefs/desires are representations of the world | both | Both beliefs and desires…
2 | undesirable ✓ | in the 'real world'/within the text" | both | In the film, "desire is …
2 | undesirable ✓ | the opioid and dopamine systems/and stimulating this cortex is associated with subjective reports of pleasure | both | Research also shows that…
2 | undesirable ✓ | both | Desires and preferences …
2 | undesirable ✓ | intrinsically/instrumentally at the same time | both | It is possible to desire…
2 | undesirable ✓ | both | Both psychology and phil…
2 | undesirable ✓ | Scarlett/the hero Rhett" | both | "Melodrama… is Hollywood…
2 | undesirable ✓ | a first-order desire to take drugs/a second-order desire of not following this first-order desire | both | A recovering addict, for…
2 | undesirable ✓ | an intrinsic/an instrumental desire to drive to the cinema | both | So if Haruto was a drivi…
2 | undesirable ✓ | two | Two important aspects of…
2 | undesirable ✓ | two | Given this assumption, a…
2 | undesirable ✓ | modes of representation have been termed mind-to-world/world-to-mind direction of fit respectively | two | These two modes of repre…
2 | undesirable ✓ | distinct things/not if they are identical | two | But this is only possibl…
2 | undesirable ✓ | two | These criticisms can rou…
2 | undesirable ✓ | most important theories define desires in terms of dispositions to cause actions/concerning their tendency to bring pleasure upon being fulfilled | two | Traditionally, the two m…
2 | undesirable ✓ | two | So it is usually much ea…
2 | undesirable ✓ | two | Desires and preferences …
2 | undesirable ✓ | is that desires are directed at one object while preferences concern a comparison between two alternatives/of which one is preferred to the other | two | The difference between t…
3 | undesirable ✓ | the superior orbitofrontal cortex/the mid-cingulate cortex/the anterior cingulate cortex[non-primary source needed] | three | A 2008 study entitled "T…
7 | undesirable ✓ | seven | The seven sins are contr…
7 | undesirable ✓ | seven | In the doctrine of the s…
2 | universal ethics | the world of understanding/the world of sense | both | Rational persons regard …
2 | universal ethics ✓ | two | Kant divides the duties …
2 | universal ethics ✓ | two | In its negative form, th…
2 | universal ethics | two | Thus the third practical…
2 | universal ethics ✓ | two | The result, of course, i…
2 | universal ethics ✓ | considerations is that we must will maxims that can be at the same time universal/but which do not infringe on the freedom of ourselves nor of others | two | The result of these two …
3 | universal ethics ✓ | three | Moreover, they are often…
3 | universal ethics ✓ | however/because Kant himself claims that there are only three principles/little attention has been given to these other formulations | three | In the Groundwork, Kant …
2 | universalism ✓ | both | Hindu Universalism was p…
2 | universalism ✓ | both | In addition, they argue …
2 | universalism ✓ | both | Likewise, Dr. Ilaria Ram…
2 | universalism ✓ | both | Origen and Clement both …
2 | universalism ✓ | Old/New Testament verses which support the Universalist viewpoint | both | Thomas Whittemore wrote …
3 | universalism ✓ | three | That All Shall Be Saved …
4 | universalism ✓ | four | The ahadith also play a …
5 | universalism ✓ | the belief in God/Jesus Christ/the immortality of the human soul/the reality of sin/universal reconciliation | five | More specifically, unive…
6 | universalism ✓ | six | The ahadith also play a …
6 | universalism ✓ | six | There are considered to …
2 | universalizing ✓ | both | As both a process and an…
2 | universal value ✓ | First it could be that something has a universal value when everybody finds it valuable/According to Berlin "universal valuesare values that a great many human beings in the vast majority of places and situations at almost all times do in fact hold in common whether consciously and explicitly or as expressed in their behaviour" Second something could have universal value when all people have reason to believe it has value | two | The claim for universal …
3 | universal value ✓ | biological needs social co-ordination needs/needs related to the welfare/survival of groups | three | He hypothesised that uni…
10 | universal value ✓ | ten | Schwartz's results from …
10 | universal value ✓ | power/achievement/hedonism/stimulation/self-direction/universalism/benevolence/tradition/conformity/security | ten | Schwartz's ten types of …
2 | university ✓ | the autonomy of science/the hierarchy of the disciplines | both | The creation of new scie…
2 | university ✓ | undergraduate/postgraduate programs | both | Universities typically o…
2 | university ✓ | the structure/the content of these institutions | both | Significantly, the insti…
2 | university ✓ | risk of attributing to it characteristics borrowed from one's own institutions/one's own times | double | In studying an instituti…
2 | university ✓ | the madrasa/the university | two | One cannot therefore be …
2 | university ✓ | two | This resulted in two dif…
2 | university ✓ | two | Some states, such as Mas…
3 | university ✓ | three | Although the structural …
4 | university ✓ | instruction in skills/the promotion of the general powers of the mind so as to produce not mere specialists but rather cultivated men and women/to maintain research in balance with teaching since teaching should not be separated from the advancement of learning and the search for truth/to transmit a common culture and common standards of citizenship" | four | In 1963, the Robbins Rep…
4 | university ✓ | four | Hence, al-qarawiyin univ…
2 | unselfishness ✓ | both | Both ethical altruism an…
2 | unselfishness | both | Both genetics and enviro…
2 | unselfishness ✓ | friends/foes who were wounded on the battlefield | both | He gave water to both fr…
2 | unselfishness ✓ | pure monetary rewards and charitable donations activated the mesolimbic reward pathway/a primitive part of the brain that usually responds to food and sex | both | In their research, they …
2 | unselfishness ✓ | Process Theory which leads to rapid/intuitive behaviours | dual | Rand and Epstein explore…
2 | unselfishness ✓ | two | Abigail Marsh has descri…
2 | unselfishness ✓ | two | German philosopher Max S…
2 | unselfishness ✓ | "egoists"/"altruists" | two | Bill Harbaugh, a Univers…
2 | unselfishness ✓ | a mathematical model/analysis of behavioral strategies | two | Two related strands of r…
2 | unselfishness ✓ | two | Social discounting is th…
3 | unselfishness ✓ | "everyday digital altruism" involving expedience ease moral engagement and conformity/"creative digital altruism" involving creativity heightened moral engagement and cooperation/"co-creative digital altruism" involving creativity moral engagement and meta cooperative efforts | three | There are three types of…
3 | unselfishness ✓ | traits that are difficult to fake/a willingness to help/generous behaviours | three | Three qualities hypothes…
4 | unselfishness ✓ | to ultimately benefit the self/to ultimately benefit the other person/to benefit a group/to uphold a moral principle | four | He identified four signi…
2 | US government ✓ | chambers of Congress shall be presented to the president who may sign the bill into law/veto the bill by returning it to the chamber where it originated | both | Under the Presentment Cl…
2 | US government ✓ | the head of state/the head of government | both | The president is both th…
2 | US government ✓ | both | The president also has t…
2 | US government ✓ | houses of Congress/this occurs relatively infrequently | both | A presidential veto may …
2 | US government ✓ | to civil actions for damages and other redress/and to criminal cases arising under federal law | both | The power of the federal…
2 | US government ✓ | houses overseeing the Library of Congress printing taxation/the economy | both | The 118th Congress (2023…
2 | US government ✓ | " Many presidential actions are undertaken via executive orders presidential proclamations/presidential memoranda | both | The Constitution also in…
2 | US government ✓ | both | Under this original syst…
2 | US government ✓ | houses overseeing the Library of Congress printing taxation/the economy | both | The 118th Congress (2023…
2 | US government ✓ | " Many presidential actions are undertaken via executive orders presidential proclamations/presidential memoranda | both | The Constitution also in…
2 | US government ✓ | both | Since the ratification o…
2 | US government ✓ | criminal/civil suits between individuals | both | There are three levels o…
2 | US government ✓ | both | The approval of both cha…
2 | US government ✓ | criminal/civil suits between individuals | both | There are three levels o…
2 | US government ✓ | both | Under this original syst…
2 | US government ✓ | both | Accordingly, by circumst…
2 | US government ✓ | both | Since the ratification o…
2 | US government ✓ | court systems have exclusive jurisdiction in some areas/concurrent jurisdiction in others | both | Both court systems have …
2 | US government ✓ | both | The approval of both cha…
2 | US government ✓ | the head of state/the head of government | both | The president is both th…
2 | US government ✓ | houses of Congress/this occurs relatively infrequently | both | A presidential veto may …
2 | US government ✓ | to civil actions for damages and other redress/and to criminal cases arising under federal law | both | The power of the federal…
2 | US government ✓ | both | The president also has t…
2 | US government ✓ | both | Accordingly, by circumst…
2 | US government ✓ | court systems have exclusive jurisdiction in some areas/concurrent jurisdiction in others | both | Both court systems have …
2 | US government ✓ | chambers of Congress shall be presented to the president who may sign the bill into law/veto the bill by returning it to the chamber where it originated | both | Under the Presentment Cl…
2 | US government ✓ | eg absent the Court countenancing the applicability of the doctrine of adequate/independent State grounds | dual | Although state governmen…
2 | US government ✓ | dual | A State Supreme Court, o…
2 | US government ✓ | dual | A State Supreme Court, o…
2 | US government ✓ | eg absent the Court countenancing the applicability of the doctrine of adequate/independent State grounds | dual | Although state governmen…
2 | US government ✓ | senators from each state/regardless of population | two | In contrast, the Senate …
2 | US government ✓ | two | Hundreds of laws, execut…
2 | US government | -thirds majority of each chamber/in which case the bill becomes law without the president's signature | two | The approval of both cha…
2 | US government ✓ | two | The three tiered structu…
2 | US government ✓ | two | There have been instance…
2 | US government ✓ | two | The president may be imp…
2 | US government ✓ | two | Hundreds of laws, execut…
2 | US government ✓ | -thirds vote in both houses of Congress/this occurs relatively infrequently | two | A presidential veto may …
2 | US government ✓ | -thirds majority of each chamber/in which case the bill becomes law without the president's signature | two | The approval of both cha…
2 | US government ✓ | four-year terms the amendment specifically "caps the service of a president at 10 years" by providing that "if a person succeeds to the office of president without election/serves less than two years he may run for two full terms otherwise a person succeeding to office of president can serve no more than a single elected term" | two | A President may also be …
2 | US government | two | Congress's oversight fun…
2 | US government ✓ | two | Under the Reception Clau…
2 | US government ✓ | two | Under the Reception Clau…
2 | US government ✓ | two | Congress's oversight fun…
2 | US government ✓ | two | The president and vice p…
2 | US government ✓ | senators from each state/regardless of population | two | In contrast, the Senate …
2 | US government ✓ | two | The three tiered structu…
2 | US government ✓ | two | There have been instance…
2 | US government ✓ | two | The president may be imp…
2 | US government ✓ | -thirds vote in both houses of Congress/this occurs relatively infrequently | two | A presidential veto may …
2 | US government ✓ | four-year terms the amendment specifically "caps the service of a president at 10 years" by providing that "if a person succeeds to the office of president without election/serves less than two years he may run for two full terms otherwise a person succeeding to office of president can serve no more than a single elected term" | two | A President may also be …
2 | US government ✓ | two | The president and vice p…
3 | US government ✓ | branches are defined/vested by the US Constitution which has been in continuous effect since March 4/1789 | three | The powers of these thre…
3 | US government ✓ | the executive/the legislative/the judiciary | three | One of the theoretical p…
3 | US government ✓ | three | None of the three were r…
3 | US government ✓ | legislative/executive/judicial | three | The U.S. federal governm…
3 | US government ✓ | three | The three tiered structu…
3 | US government ✓ | branches are defined/vested by the US Constitution which has been in continuous effect since March 4/1789 | three | The powers of these thre…
3 | US government ✓ | three | There are three levels o…
3 | US government ✓ | the executive/the legislative/the judiciary | three | One of the theoretical p…
3 | US government ✓ | three | The three tiered structu…
3 | US government ✓ | three | None of the three were r…
3 | US government ✓ | Andrew Johnson/Bill Clinton/Donald Trump | three | As of 2023[update], thre…
3 | US government ✓ | three | There are three levels o…
3 | US government ✓ | Andrew Johnson/Bill Clinton/Donald Trump | three | As of 2023[update], thre…
3 | US government ✓ | legislative/executive/judicial | three | The U.S. federal governm…
5 | US government ✓ | five | In addition to the 435 v…
5 | US government ✓ | five | In addition to the 435 v…
6 | US government ✓ | six | In addition to the 435 v…
6 | US government ✓ | six | In addition to the 435 v…
7 | US government ✓ | seven | Additionally, there are …
7 | US government ✓ | seven | Additionally, there are …
9 | US government ✓ | nine | As first in the U.S. pre…
9 | US government ✓ | nine | As first in the U.S. pre…
2 | vaporization ✓ | evaporation/boiling | two | There are two types of v…
2 | vegetable ✓ | sugar/salt can preserve food by preventing micro-organisms from growing | both | High levels of both suga…
2 | vegetable ✓ | senses many items commonly called "vegetables" such as eggplants bell peppers/tomatoes are botanically fruits | both | While peaches, plums, an…
2 | vegetable ✓ | microbial infection/insect damage as well as from physical deterioration | both | The irradiation of veget…
3 | vegetable ✓ | servings of fruits/vegetables each day those that eat more than five servings have an approximately twenty percent lower risk of developing coronary heart disease/stroke | three | Research has shown that,…
5 | vegetable ✓ | five | The USDA Dietary Guideli…
5 | vegetable ✓ | five | French recommendations p…
5 | vegetable ✓ | five | Japan, for example, reco…
5 | vegetable ✓ | five | Research has shown that,…
6 | vegetable ✓ | six | Japan, for example, reco…
9 | vegetable | nine | The USDA Dietary Guideli…
2 | victory ✓ | one with the palm faced outwards/one with the palm inwards | two | The age-old "V sign" com…
2 | victory ✓ | two | In the United States, th…
2 | video ✓ | both | Both analog and digital …
2 | video ✓ | consumer/professional television production applications | both | Analog video is used in …
2 | video | the stationary/moving parts of the image | both | When displaying a native…
2 | video ✓ | double | One of the standardized …
2 | video ✓ | dual | Broadcast or studio came…
2 | video ✓ | -channel S-Video/multi-channel component video formats | two | Analog video may be carr…
2 | video ✓ | an odd field consisting of the odd-numbered lines/an even field consisting of the even-numbered lines | two | In interlaced video, the…
6 | video ✓ | six | Frame rate—the number of…
8 | video ✓ | eight | Frame rate—the number of…
9 | video ✓ | nine | Vertical-video ads are w…
2 | virtue ✓ | citizen/soldier | both | The term virtue itself i…
2 | virtue ✓ | monks as well as laypersons include forgiveness humility self-restraint/straightforwardness | both | These vows are laid down…
2 | virtue ✓ | both | For instance, both cowar…
2 | virtue ✓ | mortals/the deities | both | Maat was also portrayed …
2 | virtue ✓ | While religious scriptures generally consider dharma/aṟam as a divine virtue Valluvar describes it as a way of life rather than any spiritual observance a way of harmonious living that leads to universal happiness | both | The primary Roman virtue…
2 | virtue ✓ | two | Virtues can be considere…
2 | virtue ✓ | two | However, the virtuous ac…
2 | virtue ✓ | extremes of miserliness/being profligate | two | As Aristotle says in the…
2 | virtue ✓ | extremes of narrow-mindedness on the one hand/over-acceptance on the other | two | A more "modern" virtue, …
2 | virtue ✓ | two | Christopher Peterson and…
3 | virtue ✓ | three | In Christianity, the thr…
3 | virtue ✓ | the greatest of these is love" The third virtue is also commonly referred to as "charity"/as this is how the influential King James Bible translated the Greek word agape | three | The theological virtues …
3 | virtue ✓ | three | The same chapter describ…
3 | virtue ✓ | theological virtues of faith/hope/charity | three | In Christian history, th…
4 | virtue ✓ | virtues as "temperance/justice/prudence/fortitude" | four | The term "cardinal virtu…
4 | virtue ✓ | four | Prior to Ambrose, these …
4 | virtue ✓ | four | In Christian history, th…
4 | virtue ✓ | four | In Mahayana Buddhism, th…
4 | virtue ✓ | four | The four classic cardina…
4 | virtue | four | Some scholars consider e…
4 | virtue ✓ | four | Buddhism's four brahmavi…
4 | virtue ✓ | prudence/justice/temperance/courage | four | Christian scholars frequ…
4 | virtue ✓ | courage/insight/sympathy/solitude | four | In the last section of B…
5 | virtue ✓ | vows of ahimsa/satya/asteya/aparigraha/brahmacharya before becoming a monk | five | All Jains are supposed t…
5 | virtue ✓ | five | In later verses, this li…
5 | virtue ✓ | Virtues of Sikhism are Sat/Daya/Santokh/Nimrata/Pyaar | five | The Five Virtues of Sikh…
6 | virtue ✓ | six | After three years of stu…
6 | virtue ✓ | six | In Mahayana Buddhism, th…
7 | virtue ✓ | seven | Christian scholars frequ…
7 | virtue ✓ | seven | In 410 CE, Aurelius Prud…
7 | virtue ✓ | seven | The medieval and renaiss…
7 | virtue ✓ | seven | The seven capital virtue…
7 | virtue ✓ | seven | In AD 590, the seven cap…
7 | virtue ✓ | seven | Prudentius, writing in t…
7 | virtue ✓ | seven | In Christian history, th…
7 | virtue ✓ | seven | The seven capital virtue…
7 | virtue ✓ | seven | @media screen Media rela…
7 | virtue ✓ | seven | According to historian I…
8 | virtue ✓ | eight | Wisdom is personified in…
10 | virtue ✓ | Dhriti/kshama/dama/asteya/saucha/indriyani-graha/dhi/vidya/satyam/akrodha | ten | For example, Manusamhita…
10 | virtue ✓ | ten | Loving God and obeying h…
10 | virtue ✓ | ten | In Theravada Buddhism's …
10 | virtue ✓ | ten | In Mahayana Buddhism, th…
2 | visual ✓ | both | The functioning of a cam…
2 | visual ✓ | both | A small region in the ce…
2 | visual ✓ | sides of the Atlantic studying patients without rods and cones/discovered that the novel photoreceptive ganglion cell in humans also has a role in conscious and unconscious visual perception | both | In 2007 Zaidi and co-res…
2 | visual ✓ | direct/via pulvinar | both | V2 both forwards (direct…
2 | visual ✓ | eyes/similarly for the left brain | both | That is, the right side …
2 | visual ✓ | eyes is combined/then splits according to the visual field | both | At this point, the infor…
2 | visual ✓ | eyes meet/cross at the optic chiasm at the base of the hypothalamus of the brain | both | The optic nerves from bo…
2 | visual ✓ | double | In the dark, the chromop…
2 | visual ✓ | ellipsoids about the size/shape of two small birds' eggs | two | The LGN is rolled up int…
2 | visual ✓ | pathways/since they are in fact heavily interconnected | two | However, there is still …
2 | visual ✓ | rods/cones | two | The peak spectral sensit…
2 | visual ✓ | rod opsins/cone opsins | two | In humans, two types of …
2 | visual ✓ | two | Only higher primate Old …
2 | visual ✓ | the Two Streams hypothesis first proposed by Ungerleider/Mishkin in 1982 | two | Along with this increasi…
2 | visual ✓ | three and five of the LGN connect to the M cells and P cells of the optic nerve for the same side of the brain as its respective LGN | two | By contrast, layers two,…
2 | visual ✓ | two | When these three conditi…
3 | visual ✓ | three | Spread out, the six laye…
3 | visual ✓ | conditions are isolated and balance is tested/it has been found that vision is the most significant contributor to balance/playing a bigger role than either of the two other intrinsic mechanisms | three | When these three conditi…
3 | visual ✓ | five of the LGN connect to the M cells/P cells of the optic nerve for the same side of the brain as its respective LGN | three | By contrast, layers two,…
3 | visual ✓ | spider monkeys/squirrel monkeys/cebus monkeys | three | Only higher primate Old …
3 | visual ✓ | three | The eye of the mantis sh…
3 | visual ✓ | three | The fibers then branch a…
3 | visual ✓ | types of cones that differ in the wavelengths of light they absorb they are usually called short or blue/middle or green/and long or red | three | There are three types of…
4 | visual | four | Layers four and six of t…
5 | visual ✓ | five | By contrast, layers two,…
5 | visual ✓ | five | The final result of all …
6 | visual ✓ | six | Spread out, the six laye…
6 | visual ✓ | six | The LGN consists of six …
6 | visual ✓ | six | Layers four and six of t…
6 | visual ✓ | six | In between the six layer…
7 | visual ✓ | seven | The pretectal area is se…
2 | Visual Perception ✓ | both | In his Book of Optics (K…
2 | Visual Perception ✓ | both | Vergence movements invol…
2 | Visual Perception ✓ | schools of thought relied upon the principle that "like is only known by like"/and thus upon the notion that the eye was composed of some "internal fire" that interacted with the "external fire" of visible light and made vision possible | both | Both schools of thought …
2 | Visual Perception ✓ | lifelong experience/changing cognitive capacities | both | Visual perception involv…
2 | Visual Perception ✓ | both | In most vertebrates, vis…
2 | Visual Perception ✓ | both | However, both stereoscop…
2 | Visual Perception ✓ | functional pathways a ventral/a dorsal pathway | two | Recent descriptions of v…
2 | Visual Perception ✓ | which sends a signal to the bipolar cell layer which in turn sends a signal to the ganglion cells the axons of which form the optic nerve/transmit the information to the brain | two | When the appropriate wav…
2 | Visual Perception ✓ | The picture to the right shows what may happen during the first two seconds of visual inspection/While the background is out of focus representing the peripheral vision the first eye movement goes to the boots of the man just because they are very near the starting fixation and have a reasonable contrast | two | The picture to the right…
2 | Visual Perception | major ancient Greek schools/providing a primitive explanation of how vision works | two | There were two major anc…
2 | Visual Perception ✓ | an opsin/retinal | two | The photopigment molecul…
2 | Visual Perception ✓ | red/green/yellow/blue | two | There are two types of g…
2 | Visual Perception ✓ | two | This conjecture is known…
2 | Visual Perception ✓ | two | Marr described vision as…
3 | Visual Perception ✓ | photoreceptor layer/bipolar cell layer/ganglion cell layer | three | The retina contains thre…
3 | Visual Perception ✓ | encoding/selection/decoding | three | A more recent, alternati…
3 | Visual Perception ✓ | the computational/algorithmic/implementational levels | three | In order to focus on the…
3 | Visual Perception ✓ | three | Marr described vision as…
3 | Visual Perception ✓ | distinct types labeled red/green/blue | three | The cones are responsibl…
8 | Visual Perception ✓ | eight | According to this theory…
2 | volcano ✓ | both | Lava can be broadly clas…
2 | volcano ✓ | disruptive false alarms/retrospective blame when disasters occur will continue to happen 1–3 | both | Scientists are known to …
2 | volcano ✓ | western United States Lake Taupō in New Zealand Lake Toba in Sumatra Indonesia/Ngorongoro Crater in Tanzania | both | Known examples include Y…
2 | volcano ✓ | both | The viscosity (how fluid…
2 | volcano ✓ | resemble cinders/hence the name of this volcano type that build up around the vent | both | Cinder cones result from…
2 | volcano ✓ | both | Other systems use colour…
2 | volcano ✓ | ʻAʻa/pāhoehoe both Hawaiian words | two | Lava can be broadly clas…
2 | volcano ✓ | two | The 16 current Decade Vo…
2 | volcano ✓ | two | A divergent plate bounda…
2 | volcano ✓ | other examples of volcanoes that were once thought to be extinct before springing back into eruptive activity were the long-dormant Soufrière Hills volcano on the island of Montserrat thought to be extinct until activity resumed in 1995/Fourpeaked Mountain in Alaska which before its September 2006 eruption had not erupted since before 8000 BCE | two | Two other examples of vo…
2 | volcano ✓ | plates usually an oceanic plate/a continental plate collide | two | Subduction zones are pla…
2 | volcano ✓ | two | At the mid-ocean ridges,…
2 | volcano ✓ | two | Volcanoes are usually no…
3 | volcano ✓ | three | The three common popular…
3 | volcano ✓ | three | The material that is exp…
3 | volcano ✓ | three | The level of activity of…
4 | volcano ✓ | four | There are several extinc…
4 | volcano | four | Lava can be broadly clas…
4 | volcano ✓ | four | Supervolcano eruptions, …
9 | volcano ✓ | nine | The 16 current Decade Vo…
10 | volcano ✓ | ten | An example of this occur…
2 | wasteful ✓ | the commercial/consumer aspects | both | Every year, the US gener…
2 | wasteful ✓ | the packaging/carriage of all hazardous materials including radioactive waste" | both | DOT: "Regulates both the…
2 | wasteful ✓ | both | Furthermore, such waste …
2 | wasteful ✓ | including munitions produced by other parties under contract to/acting as an agent for DOD—in the case of Government Owned/Contractor Operated [GOCO] operations | both | The EPA defines military…
2 | wasteful ✓ | two | When disposed undeployed…
2 | wasteful ✓ | two | It is most commonly meas…
2 | wasteful ✓ | 'Refuse'/'Reduce' | two | Amongst these '7R's, the…
2 | wasteful ✓ | 'Reuse'/'Repair' | two | The next two ('Reuse' an…
3 | wasteful | three | The South Gippsland Wate…
4 | wasteful ✓ | four | The report focuses on fo…
5 | wasteful ✓ | five | The US currently defines…
2 | water ✓ | in water supply/discharge | both | Industry requires pure w…
2 | water ✓ | both | Fish have gills instead …
2 | water | photosynthesis/respiration | both | Water is fundamental to …
2 | water ✓ | chemical/physical weathering processes | both | On the surface of the Ea…
2 | water ✓ | transparent around 3500 cm−1 and insoluble in water/calcium fluoride is one material that is in common use for the cuvette windows with aqueous solutions | both | Also, the cuvette must b…
2 | water ✓ | both | Regularly washing and th…
2 | water ✓ | for cooling/heating | both | Water and steam are a co…
2 | water ✓ | both | Water occurs as both "st…
2 | water ✓ | a coolant/a moderator | both | In most nuclear reactors…
2 | water ✓ | road and rail/but is significantly slower for longer journeys and heavily dependent on adequate port facilities | both | Transport by watercraft …
2 | water ✓ | mineral and organic/as such it is widely used in industrial processes and in cooking and washing | both | Water is an excellent so…
2 | water ✓ | as a solvent in which many of the body's solutes dissolve/as an essential part of many metabolic processes within the body | both | All known forms of life …
2 | water ✓ | pair | For example, cotton: 1 k…
2 | water ✓ | two | The details of the chemi…
2 | water ✓ | two | At the other two corners…
2 | water ✓ | two | The other two common sta…
2 | water ✓ | official names for the chemical compound H2O/it is also the liquid phase of H2O | two | Along with oxidane, wate…
2 | water ✓ | thousand years leaving behind hot volatiles which probably resulted in a majority carbon dioxide atmosphere with hydrogen/water vapor | two | The rock vapor would hav…
2 | water ✓ | two | The hydrogen atoms are c…
2 | water ✓ | billion people do not have access to drinking water/36 billion lack access to safely managed sanitation | two | The 2023 report states t…
3 | water ✓ | three | The Earth is located in …
3 | water ✓ | three | Distillation does all th…
3 | water ✓ | three | These meet at a single p…
3 | water ✓ | triple | Because Earth's environm…
3 | water ✓ | triple | These meet at a single p…
3 | water ✓ | triple | Until 2019, the triple p…
3 | water ✓ | triple | The triple point is at a…
3 | water ✓ | point of water/defined as exactly 27316 K/but as of May 2019 is based on the Boltzmann constant instead | triple | The Kelvin temperature s…
4 | water ✓ | four | The Ancient Greek philos…
4 | water ✓ | four | The theory of the four b…
4 | water ✓ | four | Because of its polarity,…
5 | water ✓ | five | In Islam, the five daily…
5 | water ✓ | five | The classical element of…
5 | water ✓ | five | Poor water quality and b…
6 | water | six | The Mekong river is one …
8 | water ✓ | eight | The popular claim that "…
9 | water ✓ | nine | Not only is it a noble g…
10 | water ✓ | ten | To mark the 10th anniver…
10 | water ✓ | ten | Hydrogen bonds are about…
2 | wedge ✓ | sides of the wedge to deliver the force multiplier and achieve an equilibrium/the situations when one of the sides of the wedge is limited in the amount of force of resistance it can deliver is no longer a classical wedge and should be considered separately | both | Note that since wedge ex…
2 | wedge ✓ | two | The blade is a compound …
2 | wedge ✓ | edges of a drill bit are sharpened at opposing angles into a point/that edge is wound around the shaft of the drill bit | two | The two edges of a drill…
2 | wedge ✓ | two | It can be used to separa…
2 | wedge ✓ | planes meet is pushed into a solid/fluid substance it overcomes the resistance of materials to separate by transferring the force exerted against the material into two opposing forces normal to the faces of the blade | two | When the edge where the …
6 | wedge ✓ | six | A wedge is a triangular …
2 | wheel ✓ | meaning 'circle'/'wheel' | both | Cognates within Indo-Eur…
2 | wheel ✓ | stiff/light | both | Wire spokes are under te…
2 | wheel ✓ | both | They both are dated to c…
2 | wheel ✓ | wheel hubs from a site dated between 2000/1500 BCE | two | The earliest evidence of…
2 | wheel ✓ | both meaning 'circle'/'wheel' | two | Cognates within Indo-Eur…
2 | wheel ✓ | standard deviations to 3340–3030 BCE/the axle to 3360–3045 BCE | two | Surviving evidence of a …
2 | wheel ✓ | the wheel/axle rotate together as in Ljubljana Marshes Wheel | two | Two types of early Neoli…
3 | wheel ✓ | doors/dated to 5000 BCE/belonged to the Neolithic Linear Pottery culture | three | In nearby Olszanica, a 2…
4 | wheel ✓ | four | The term originally refe…
6 | wheel ✓ | six | The term originally refe…
6 | wheel ✓ | six | The wheel is one of the …
2 | wife ✓ | both | Those seeking to advance…
2 | wife | the French monarchy/the Lutheran church sought to end these practices with limited success | both | The Roman Catholic Churc…
2 | wife ✓ | the wife is to have her "own" husband/the husband is to have his "own" wife | both | The New Testament condem…
2 | wife ✓ | a wife/a nun wore Christian headcovering which proclaimed their state of protection by the rights of marriage | both | Both a wife and a nun wo…
2 | wife ✓ | major ways/the first was the breakthrough from an "institution to companionate marriage" for the first time since the Middle Ages wives became distinct legal entities and were allowed their own property and allowed to sue | two | In the 20th century, the…
2 | wind ✓ | wind direction/speed | both | The station model plotte…
2 | wind ✓ | both | Together with the trade …
2 | wind ✓ | a layer of fat and feathers to help guard against coldness in both water and air/their flippers and feet are less immune to the cold | both | Although penguins use bo…
2 | wind ✓ | the pilot maintains the same pitch attitude the indicated airspeed will increase possibly exceeding the maximum ground launch tow speed | both | If the wind gradient is …
2 | wind ✓ | both | By leveraging both spati…
2 | wind ✓ | pair | The term is first known …
2 | wind ✓ | seeds can float on the breeze/alternatively they can flutter to the ground | two | Wind dispersal can take …
2 | wind ✓ | two | The thermal wind is the …
2 | wind ✓ | main causes of large-scale atmospheric circulation are the differential heating between the equator and the poles/and the rotation of the planet which is called the Coriolis effect | two | The two main causes of l…
2 | wind ✓ | two | Globally, the two major …
2 | wind ✓ | Mongol fleets under Kublai Khan that attacked Japan in 1274/again in 1281 | two | The term is first known …
2 | wind ✓ | main effects First wind causes small particles to be lifted/therefore moved to another region | two | There are two main effec…
4 | wind ✓ | winds/has also been described as Astraeus/the god of dusk who fathered the four winds with Eos/goddess of dawn | four | Aeolus, in varying inter…
4 | wind ✓ | four | After a period of four w…
4 | wind ✓ | four | Strong 300 kilometers pe…
4 | wind ✓ | dvärgar named Norðri Suðri Austri/Vestri/probably the four stags of Yggdrasil personify the four winds/parallel the four Greek wind gods | four | There are also four dvär…
5 | wind ✓ | five | For example, burn rates …
5 | wind ✓ | On Jupiter wind speeds of 100 meters per second 220 mph are common in zonal jet streams/Cassini–Huygens data indicated peak easterly winds of 375 meters per second 840 mph/On Uranus northern hemisphere wind speeds reach as high as 240 meters per second 540 mph near 50 degrees north latitude/At the cloud tops of Neptune prevailing winds range in speed from 400 meters per second 890 mph along the equator to 250 meters per second 560 mph at the poles/At 70° S latitude on Neptune a high-speed jet stream travels at a speed of 300 meters per second 670 mph | five | Strong 300 kilometers pe…
6 | wind ✓ | six | It has six levels, from …
8 | wind ✓ | eight | He is said to be the anc…
10 | wind ✓ | ten | Knowing the wind samplin…
10 | wind ✓ | ten | A short burst of high sp…
2 | wisdom ✓ | spiritual practice and philosophical inquiry/with modern thinkers like Swami Vivekananda and Aurobindo Ghose integrating ancient wisdom concepts with contemporary thought | both | The Gita outlines three …
2 | wisdom ✓ | intellectual/mystical requiring inner purification to grasp transcendent truths | both | In this tradition, wisdo…
2 | wisdom | practical skill/philosophical insight | both | In Ancient Greek, wisdom…
2 | wisdom ✓ | knowledge/experience | both | He was the first to diff…
2 | wisdom ✓ | fluid/crystallized | both | Reasoning of this sort i…
2 | wisdom ✓ | Aristotle saw phronesis as essential for ethical living arguing that virtuous actions require both knowledge/experience | two | He was the first to diff…
3 | wisdom ✓ | major psychological categories for wisdom are personality/development/expertise | three | The three major psycholo…
3 | wisdom ✓ | the kleshas greed/anger/ignorance | three | The Buddha has much to s…
3 | wisdom ✓ | Hindu wisdom traditions remain deeply influential in both spiritual practice/philosophical inquiry with modern thinkers like Swami Vivekananda/Aurobindo Ghose integrating ancient wisdom concepts with contemporary thought | three | The Gita outlines three …
4 | wisdom ✓ | four | In Buddhism, developing …
7 | wisdom ✓ | seven | Wisdom is considered one…
7 | wisdom ✓ | acceptance of diverse perspectives/decisiveness/emotional regulation/prosocial behaviors/self-reflection/social advising/spirituality | seven | In 2021 Dilip V. Jeste a…
7 | wisdom ✓ | seven | Greek tradition recorded…
8 | wisdom ✓ | eight | This path lists mindfuln…
9 | wisdom ✓ | nine | In another famous accoun…
2 | wood ✓ | in quantity/quality | both | In inferior oak, this la…
2 | wood ✓ | both | They may be used in both…
2 | wood ✓ | pulp yield/lumber strength are determined by it | both | The single most revealin…
2 | wood ✓ | classes/forming an intermediate group | two | Some species, such as wa…
2 | wood ✓ | other FPL publications Hardwoods of North America/Softwoods of North America | two | You can also find values…
2 | wood ✓ | two | This is produced by depo…
2 | wood ✓ | portions of the ring for in some cases the wood of slow growth is very hard/heavy while in others the opposite is true | two | Several factors may be i…
2 | wood ✓ | large classes ring-porous/diffuse-porous | two | In discussing such woods…
2 | wood ✓ | main producing regions accounting for 29 and 28 percent of the total roundwood production respectively/Africa and Europe have similar shares of 20–21 percent while Oceania produces the remaining 2 percent | two | Asia and the Americas ar…
3 | wood ✓ | three | Water occurs in living w…
3 | wood ✓ | components are interwoven/direct covalent linkages exist between the lignin/the hemicellulose | three | These three components a…
3 | wood ✓ | aliphatic compounds/terpenes/phenolic compounds | three | Most extractives can be …
3 | wood ✓ | main components Cellulose/a crystalline polymer derived from glucose/constitutes about 41–43% | three | Aside from water, wood h…
4 | wood ✓ | four | An extreme example is th…
5 | wood ✓ | five | It is mainly five-carbon…
6 | wood ✓ | six | In good oak, these large…
10 | wood ✓ | ten | In good oak, these large…
10 | wood ✓ | ten | Known constructions usin…
2 | worshipping ✓ | adoration/veneration | both | Historically, schools of…
2 | worshipping ✓ | As St Thomas Aquinas explains adoration which is known as latria in classical theology is the worship/homage that is rightly offered to God alone | both | According to Mark Mirava…
2 | worshipping ✓ | a science/an art | both | Worship in Hinduism invo…
2 | worshipping ✓ | unprogrammed/programmed Meetings for Worship | both | Quakers (the Religious S…
2 | worshipping ✓ | as well as during communal festivals/Uposatha days at a temple | both | These devotional acts ar…
2 | worshipping ✓ | The external acts of veneration resemble those of worship but differ in their object/intent | two | Roman Catholicism, Angli…
3 | worshipping ✓ | triple | According to a spokesman…
4 | worshipping | four | Other forms of worship i…
5 | worshipping ✓ | five | Worship included in the …
2 | writing ✓ | emerging from proto-writing systems between 3400/3100 BC with the earliest coherent texts from c | both | Cuneiform was followed r…
2 | writing ✓ | both | There are many kinds of …
2 | writing ✓ | eg Chinese character radicals/hieroglyphic determinatives | both | Many logograms have inte…
2 | writing ✓ | distinct varieties of a language – often one spoken/one written – are used by a single language community in different social contexts | two | Diglossia is a socioling…
3 | writing ✓ | three | Writing, speech, and sig…
2 | yellow ✓ | a political/religious role both symbolized by yellow | both | "It made me understand f…
2 | yellow ✓ | fictional/real | both | "Giallo", in Italian, re…
2 | yellow ✓ | bright and gleaming/and to cry out | both | It has the same Indo-Eur…
2 | yellow ✓ | two | Traditionally, the compl…
2 | yellow ✓ | incident beams/in this case corresponding to the wavelength of 5935 nm | two | This deeper infrared lig…
2 | yellow ✓ | two | Xanthophylls are the mos…
2 | yellow ✓ | they absorb light energy for use in photosynthesis/they protect the green chlorophyll from photodamage | two | They serve two key roles…
2 | yellow ✓ | called gold/silver | two | In classic European hera…
2 | yellow ✓ | achromatic/non-colored | two | Hunt defines that "two c…
2 | yellow ✓ | two | An infrared laser diode …
3 | yellow ✓ | three | The National Pawnbrokers…
3 | yellow ✓ | China/India/Brazil | three | Three of the ten most po…
3 | yellow | three | In color printing, yello…
3 | yellow ✓ | golden orbs is found in the coat of arms of the House of Medici/a famous fifteenth-century Italian dynasty of bankers/lenders | three | Additionally, the symbol…
3 | yellow ✓ | three | It took advantage of a n…
5 | yellow ✓ | five | After the development of…
5 | yellow ✓ | five | On a five season model, …
10 | yellow ✓ | ten | Three of the ten most po…
2 | yinyang | both | Together they form a dyn…
2 | yinyang | with the phonetic components 今 jīn/昜 yáng 4138 4114 In the latter 昜 yáng 'bright' features 日 'the Sun' + 示 + 彡 'sunbeam' 4144 1499 | both | The Chinese characters 陰…
2 | yinyang ✓ | both | Compare these Middle Chi…
2 | yinyang ✓ | both | Together they form a dyn…
2 | yinyang ✓ | both | Compare these Middle Chi…
2 | yinyang ✓ | with the phonetic components 今 jīn/昜 yáng 4138 4114 In the latter 昜 yáng 'bright' features 日 'the Sun' + 示 + 彡 'sunbeam' 4144 1499 | both | The Chinese characters 陰…
2 | yinyang ✓ | opposing cosmic forces into which creative energy divides/whose fusion in physical matter brings the phenomenal world into being | two | a. In Chinese philosophy…
2 | yinyang ✓ | cosmic forces/freq | two | b. Comb., as yin-yang, t…
2 | yinyang ✓ | not *mouse/cat | two | The linguistic term "irr…
2 | yinyang ✓ | droplets are opposite in direction to each other to show that as one increases the other decreases but at the same time are equal in volume/substance denoting a state of dynamic tension | two | The two droplets are opp…
2 | yinyang ✓ | droplets are opposite in direction to each other to show that as one increases the other decreases but at the same time are equal in volume/substance denoting a state of dynamic tension | two | The two droplets are opp…
2 | yinyang ✓ | gives birth to humans as does the interaction of heaven/earth establishes harmony giving birth to things | two | The interaction of the t…
2 | yinyang ✓ | two | In this symbol the two w…
2 | yinyang ✓ | gives birth to humans as does the interaction of heaven/earth establishes harmony giving birth to things | two | The interaction of the t…
2 | yinyang ✓ | two | In this symbol the two w…
2 | yinyang ✓ | not *mouse/cat | two | The linguistic term "irr…
2 | yinyang ✓ | opposing cosmic forces into which creative energy divides/whose fusion in physical matter brings the phenomenal world into being | two | a. In Chinese philosophy…
2 | yinyang ✓ | cosmic forces/freq | two | b. Comb., as yin-yang, t…
4 | yinyang ✓ | four | By drawing a horizontal …
4 | yinyang ✓ | four | By drawing a horizontal …
5 | yinyang ✓ | five | But it so happens that w…
5 | yinyang ✓ | five | But it so happens that w…
5 | yinyang ✓ | five | He says that it would be…
5 | yinyang | five | Joseph Needham discusses…
5 | yinyang ✓ | five | He says that it would be…
5 | yinyang ✓ | five | Joseph Needham discusses…
2 | Zoology ✓ | both | For example, humans are …
2 | Zoology ✓ | both | Development of both anim…
2 | Zoology ✓ | the microscopic/molecular levels for single-celled organisms such as bacteria as well as the specialized cells in multicellular organisms such as humans | both | This is done on both the…
2 | Zoology ✓ | living and extinct/and how they interact with their ecosystems | both | Its studies include the …
2 | Zoology ✓ | double | With the determination o…
2 | Zoology ✓ | animals with blood equivalent to our concept of vertebrates/animals without blood invertebrates | two | He divided them into two…
2 | Zoology ✓ | individuals of the appropriate sex can produce fertile offspring/about 15 million species of animal have been described and it has been estimated that as many as 8 million animal species may exist | two | A species can be defined…
2 | Zoology ✓ | two | Generally, meiosis in pa…
3 | Zoology ✓ | Archaea/Bacteria/Eukaryota These domains reflect whether the cells have nuclei or not as well as differences in the chemical composition of the cell exteriors | three | Modern alternative class…
4 | Zoology ✓ | hundred years later/Roman physician Galen dissected animals to study their anatomy/the function of the different parts/because the dissection of human cadavers was prohibited at the time | four | Four hundred years later…
4 | Zoology | what are the proximate causes of the behavior/the developmental history of the organism/the survival value/phylogeny of the behavior? | four | A subfield of ethology i…
5 | Zoology ✓ | five | Many scientists now cons…