Technical and Operational Definitions

The iliac crest from medical terminology is the top ridge of the hip bone.

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Earthworm is an animal that lives underground; it is soft and damp to the touch, pinkish in color, and pipe-like in shape.

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Air is a transparent, odorless, and tasteless gas; it takes up space, can be compressed, has weight, and can be felt when put in motion or is in motion.

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Aniline, a benzene ring with an amine group, is a versatile chemical used in many organic syntheses.

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An object is living if it can grow, gets bigger over time, and reproduces; it has the ability to create more of its kind.

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Pressure can be determined by a pressure gauge and is often measured in pounds per square inch.

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The genus Helogale (dwarf mongooses) contains two species.

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Weight is the amount of force the Earth has on objects that can be determined with a spring by measuring the length. The spring stretches when an object is attached.

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Pressure can be determined by a pressure gauge and is often measured in pounds per square inch.

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A major scale is a diatonic scale which has the semitone interval pattern 2-2-1-2-2-2-1.

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