ANVAYA: the positive aspect

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Definition and meaning of abnormal:

abnormal - not normal; contrary to the usual structure, position, behavior or rule

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Definition and meaning of alpha animal:

alpha animal - in animal behavior, the individual that takes a lead role and occupies the dominant position in a group

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Definition and meaning of dead ahead:

dead ahead - a position directly in front of a vessel

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Definition and meaning of deposit:

deposit - material left in a new position by a natural transporting agent, such as water, wind, ice, or gravity, or by human activity

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Definition and meaning of commensal:

commensal - having benefit for one member of a two-species association but neither positive nor negative effect on the other

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Definition and meaning of environmental impact:

environmental impact - a positive or negative effect of any action upon a give area or resource

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Definition and meaning of in situ:

in situ - in the natural or original position

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Definition and meaning of inc. sed.:

inc. sed. - of uncertain taxonomic position or affinities (incertae sedis)

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Definition and meaning of homeotic mutation:

homeotic mutation - a mutation that causes a body part of an organism to develop in an inappropriate position

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Definition and meaning of hydrogen ion:

hydrogen ion - an individual atom of hydrogen which is not attached to a molecule and therefore has a positive (+) charge

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Definition and meaning of locus:

locus - the position of a gene, DNA marker, or genetic marker on a chromosome

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Definition and meaning of ion:

ion - a positively or negatively charged atom produced through loss or gain of one or more electrons

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Definition and meaning of orientation:

orientation - the way an organism positions itself in relation to environmental cues

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Definition and meaning of rheotaxis:

rheotaxis - orientation to water currents. An animal may face into the current (positive rheotaxis) or face downstream of the current (negative rheotaxis)

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Definition and meaning of social rank:

social rank - in animal behavior, the position an animal holds in a social group of the same species

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Definition and meaning of velocity:

velocity - the rate of change of position over time, calculated by dividing distance by time

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Definition and meaning of terminal:

terminal - at the end position

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Definition and meaning of torsion:

torsion - twisting of the body during development so that the posterior of the body takes an anterior position over the head

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The Carvaka doctrines of equality and freedom preserved and enhanced the dignity of women. A woman's position in a world controlled by men largely depends on the tendencies of the men she comes in contact with. The Carvaka concepts had an uphill task in counteracting the traditional attitudes towards women. In Naishadhiya (17.42) a character named Carvaka says, "Fie upon the men who restrict women out of jealousy. Men and women both have passion, but their restrictions are directed towa ...

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Carvaka, Carvaka - Destruction of Original Works, Carvaka - Madhavacharya and Carvaka System, Carvaka - Some Quotes attributed to Carvaka from Sarva-Darsana-Sangraha, Carvaka - Brihaspati and Lokayata, Carvaka - Hinduism Buddhism & Jainism vs. Lokayata, Carvaka - Abul Fazl on Lokayata, Carvaka - Lokayata on the role of Women, Carvaka - Notes, Carvaka - Bibliography

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Various assemblages of people may participate in group sex, having the common characteristic structure of participating in a sexual act. Daisy chain – a group of men, women, or both, each performing oral sex on the next; also a group of men simultaneously penetrating and being penetrated by each other anally in a chain formation. Elephant walk – a group of men form a circle where each with one hand holds the penis of the man behind him and with the other hand inserts his thumb into the anus of the man ...

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List of sex positions, List of sex positions - Naming conventions, List of sex positions - Genital sex positions, List of sex positions - Male-female genital sex, List of sex positions - Male-male genital sex, List of sex positions - Female-female genital sex, List of sex positions - Oral sex positions, List of sex positions - Cunnilingus, List of sex positions - Fellatio, List of sex positions - Simultaneous oral sex, List of sex positions - Anal sex positions, List of sex positions - Masturbatory positions, List of sex positions - Other sex positions, List of sex positions - Use of special apparatus, List of sex positions - Group sex, List of sex positions - Multiple penetrations, List of sex positions - Other sources of sex positions, List of sex positions - Books

Read more here: » List of sex positions: Encyclopedia II - List of sex positions - Group sex

Definition and meaning of vector:

vector - an abstraction of the real world where positional data is represented in the form of coordinates. In vector data, the basic units of spatial information are points, lines and polygons. Each of these units is composed simply as a series of one or more coordinate points. For example, a line is a collection of related points, and a polygon is a collection of related lines. Vector images are defined mathematically as a series of points joined by lines. Vector-based drawings are resolution independent. This means that they appear at the maximum resolution of the output device, such as a printer or monitor. Each object is self-contained, with properties such as color, shape, outline, size, and position on the screen

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