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  1. Human sexuality (3059 bytes)
    1: '''Human sexuality''' is a broad term under which the area...
    4: Human beings are sexual at the time of birth, in part d...
    10: ...eference. It is estimated that nearly 10% of the human population defines themselves as homosexual, gay ...
    18: Human sexuality can play a large role in someone’s li...
    21: [[Category:Human sexuality|*]]
  2. Human nature (2147 bytes)
    1: ...e by nature good, while others believe that to be human is to be bad. Is the mind a blank slate at birth ...
    5: ...ogical beings such as gods, demons and ghosts and human wrongdoing is due to the influence of the superna...
    7: ...ditions such as Buddhism and Taoism maintain that humans exist as a part of God and evil results because ...
    10: .... On one end of the scale, there is the view that humans have genuine free will and decisions they make a...
    13: ...s a reflection of a divine existence of which the human soul is a part.
  3. Human weight (2399 bytes)
    1: '''Human weight''' is a measurement (made in pounds, kilog...
    16: [[Category:Human anatomy]]
  4. Human position (2295 bytes)
    1: ... may be defined as the different positions that a human body assumes in its normal day to day activities....
    5: ...assume many normal positions. Some of the common human positions are:
    7: #sitting: This is the position a human body adopts when using a chair or bed or ground o...
    8: #standing: This is the position when the human body is totally erect, knees straight and feet on...
    14: A posture is the attitude of a human body. It is the arrangement of a body and its li...
  5. Human positions (28 bytes)
    1: #redirect [[Human position]]
  6. Human resources (3903 bytes)
    1: ...d performance analysis and review. In years past, Human Resources often were called the Personnel Departm...
    3: Scrutiny shows that human beings are not firmly defined 'products' with des...
    5: ==Evolution of Human Resources as a business function==
    7: Although the concept of Human Resources has been challenged, it remains a funda...
    9: ...employment experts in the United States started a human-relations movement which rated employees in terms...
  7. Human relations (3773 bytes)
    1: ...pects of the employees are the key feature of the human relations movement.
    3: ...the method of human resources management based on human relations.
    5: ==Human relations components==
    7: The basic ingredient of human relations lies with the psychology of the employe...
    9: ... exchange their views on vital issues relating to human resources management in the organization. The res...
  8. Human resource management system (3014 bytes)
    1: ...fficial and technical data can be introduced into Human Resource Management Systems (HRMS). Generally HR ...
    11: ...s a consolidated component covering all the other Human Resource issues ranging from application processi...
    26: [[category:Organizational studies and human resource management]]

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  1. Main Page (8150 bytes)
    81: ...egory:Human societies|Society]]'''</h3><!-- about human groups as whole -->
  2. History (6411 bytes)
    3: ...t often, history refers to information related to human beings. However, history also includes natural hi...
    5: History has traditionally been lumped into the humanities category. In modern academia, however, histo...
    21: ...red to be the study of all things known about the human past.
    36: ...aeology:''' The study of prehistoric and historic human cultures. This is achieved through the recovery, ...
  3. Animal (2543 bytes)
    1: ...ls, their study, as well as their classification. Human beings are also classified as being a member of t...
    7: ...ed in this usage, creating two separate phrases ''humans'' and ''animals''.
  4. Psychology (2231 bytes)
    1: ...gy is used to gain knowledge about the spheres of human activity including problems individuals face in d...
    3: ...udy only about the soul. It covers a wide area of human behavior. The most common definition used to defi...
    10: [[Category:Human behavior]]
  5. Music (3661 bytes)
    30: ...term “music cognition” refers to the study of human music perception. It is believed that different p...
  6. November 18 (6180 bytes)
    28: *Created Interlinks: [[Hindu]], [[human sexual behavior]], [[Vatsyayana]], [[kiss]], [[fo...
    34: *Created Interlinks: [[sexual behavior]], [[human sexuality]], [[sexual malfunction]], [[sexuality ...
  7. Azaria Chamberlain (16278 bytes)
    24: ... the efforts of three hundred people who formed a human chain and searched the
    108: ...gerous species, for the reasons above and because humans generally like dogs.
  8. Color (2664 bytes)
    4: ...levels are perceivable by even the most sensitive human [[eye]]. Specifically, the wavelength must be bet...
    9: ...light. In actuality, what is happening within the human eye and brain is an observance of the light that ...
    14: Not only does the human eye perceive colors differently, but different cu...
  9. Awayday (572 bytes)
    6: [[Category:Organizational studies and human resource management]]
  10. Sexology (2194 bytes)
    3: ...humans and [[sexual behavior]] and the study of [[human sexuality]]. Sexology studies all aspects of sex...
    16: ...ology studies. Sexology even goes outside of the human self and touches on more public issues, such as p...
  11. Alfred Kinsey (2831 bytes)
    16: ...all wasp. This research led to questions about [[human sexuality]] and sexual practices, particularly af...
    18: ...uman Male and [[1953]] – Sexual Behavior in the Human Female. Exposure of the public to these reports,...
    23: ...well. It was rumored that in addition to studying human sexuality, that Kinsey participated in unusual se...
  12. Alfred kinsey (2831 bytes)
    16: ...all wasp. This research led to questions about [[human sexuality]] and sexual practices, particularly af...
    18: ...uman Male and [[1953]] – Sexual Behavior in the Human Female. Exposure of the public to these reports,...
    23: ...well. It was rumored that in addition to studying human sexuality, that Kinsey participated in unusual se...
  13. Avian influenza (2183 bytes)
    1: ... the suspected possible cause of an international human [[influenza pandemic]] in [[2005]]. Although the...
    3: ... into a strain of the virus potentially deadly to humans. [[Vaccine]] studies are currently underway, in...
    5: [[Seals]] and [[human]]s, [[whale]]s and [[pig]]s and [[bird]]s and [[h...
    9: ...s that we are at the third stage. This means that humans have been diagnosed with the avian flu, however ...
  14. Kama Sutra (1970 bytes)
    3: ... ''Kamasutram'', is a [[Hindu]] text written on [[human sexual behavior]] written by [[Vatsyayana]]. It ...
  15. Bubble boy (1697 bytes)
    1: ...tion]] causing them to live in isolation from all human physical contact. Their story gained national att...
  16. Statism (2188 bytes)
    25: [[Category:Human societies]]
  17. Toothing (1780 bytes)
    3: ...gital Assistant|handheld organizers]] to set up [[Human sexual behavior|sexual interludes]]. This rumored...
  18. Office of the future (3457 bytes)
    5: ...oring this database would have involved a massive human effort, and a single Memex system would have take...
  19. Mensa International (2280 bytes)
    13: ...d foster human intelligence toward the benefit of humanity;
  20. Cultural anthropology (4308 bytes)
    1: ...es of [[culture]]s to make broad statements about human beings, as well tracking the spread of cultural t...
    21: [[Category:Human sciences]]
  21. Incest taboo (2145 bytes)
    5: ...ogical]] revulsion towards incest is universal in human beings. Another theory, which explains some posit...
  22. Sapir-Whorf hypothesis (4070 bytes)
    15: ...ct]]) and [[George Lakoff]]. Pinker describes the human ability to learn linguistic structures as inborn,...
  23. Liminality (1870 bytes)
    5: ...], and all are participate in the ritual as equal human beings. This is often observed in relatively less...
  24. Victimless crime (3067 bytes)
    5: ... reasons. First, they raise the issue of inherent human freedom, and argue that as long as no harm is per...
  25. Paradigm shift (3845 bytes)
    9: ...ms. Also, that science is clearly affected by the human nature of scientists rather weakens the [[logical...
  26. Scientific consensus (1707 bytes)
    5: ...]s and [[scientific revolution]]s, pointed to the human nature component in all scientific undertakings a...
  27. Cabinet of curiosities (1894 bytes)
    1: ...flies and other insects, pelts, stones, minerals, human and animal body parts, dried ferns, tinctures, fl...
    5: ... Wilson's Cabinet Of Wonder: Pronged Ants, Horned Humans, Mice on Toast, and Other Marvels of Jurassic Te...
  28. Bathing machine (1690 bytes)
    9: ...more common. Some less common ones were driven by human power while others ran on steam engine.
  29. Food and drink (2856 bytes)
    7: ...us – eats food of both plant and animal origin. Human beings belong to this group.
  30. Medicalization (2829 bytes)
    1: ...lization describes the process whereby aspects of human life and behaviour previously considered [[person...
  31. Third Pandemic (3191 bytes)
    11: ...ransmitting the plague, an animal disease, to the human population.
  32. Do Not Resuscitate (2256 bytes)
    5: ...e that the choice to live or due is a fundamental human right of every individual, and that keeping a per...
  33. Nutrition (2742 bytes)
    7: ... ways. The breakdown of the vitamins necessary in humans is as follows:
  34. E. M. Forster (2145 bytes)
    6: ...ieve” is a non-fictional work that reflects his humanist views
    7: A secular humanist, Forster's wrote “A Passage to India” and ...
  35. Al-Nafis (2852 bytes)
    5: ... was common at the time in the study of all major human [[organ system]]s. Al-Nafis contributed seminal w...
    13: ...n and wrote about the ability of single, isolated human beings to discover anything and everything in the...
  36. Aphrodisiac (1472 bytes)
    3: ...aphrodisiacs bear physical resemblance to aroused human [[sex organ|genitalia]], while other contain high...
  37. New Woman (1507 bytes)
    1: ... was in general noted for its [[emotion]]al and [[human sexuality|sexual]] [[psychological repression|rep...
  38. Baconian method (4448 bytes)
    20: ...Tribe: Common to the human race and stemming from human nature, these are the result of distortion and ex...
    21: *Idols of the Cave: 'Cave' refers to the human [[mind]], and all the missteps it makes as a resu...
  39. Homosexual recruitment (2159 bytes)
    10: [[Category:Human sexuality]]
  40. Hardboiled (2194 bytes)
    3: ...iving, cynical and clear-eyed. [[Violence]] and [[human sexuality|sex]], disillusionment and [[boredom|en...
  41. Family and consumer science (1173 bytes)
    7: *Human [[behavior]]
    19: *[[Human sexuality]]
  42. Self-sufficient homes (2256 bytes)
    5: ...]]' or '[[community]]'. Other people believe that human beings are meant to be in close proximity to the ...
  43. Traffic calming (3851 bytes)
    1: ... which, rather than separate [[automobile]]s from human activities, work on the premise that drivers are ...
  44. Automobile (3155 bytes)
    21: ...orb crash energy, and on limiting the movement of human bodies in the passenger section.
    23: ...ue to a combination of technical, industrial, and human effort. there are about 500 million cars worldwid...
  45. Fungibility (1779 bytes)
    1: ...ated subject in [[international relations]] and [[human rights]].
  46. Mixed-breed dog (2729 bytes)
    7: But usually, dogs that breed without human supervision are referred to as random-bred dog, m...
  47. Fire exit (2007 bytes)
    1: ...rrorist or arson attacks, or fires arising out of human negligence. Fabricated for easy evacuation of str...
  48. Culture (7946 bytes)
    1: ...ons of the term "'''culture'''," but all surround human activity. Cultural researcher Raymond Williams wr...
    4: ... the defining characteristic of a communal set of human activity. Matthew Arnold (1822-1888), for instanc...
    6: ...encompasses all that is of the highest quality of human expression. They do not embrace the definition of...
    11: ...leton (1990: 17 n.27) concluded that instincts in humans were culturally formed: It’s nurture over natu...
    36: ...tire society, is one of the most stressful of all human experiences. This underscores how pivitol culture...
  49. Balkanization (2578 bytes)
    13: ...ibing the divergence of languages both [[language|human]] and [[programming languages|programming]].
  50. Dismal Science (2135 bytes)
    1: ...omas Robert Malthus]]. Malthus predicted that the human population, if unchecked, would grow [[exponentia...
    3: ...rences, such as [[race]], between how people act. Human and social differences are to be explained by [[i...
  51. Hotspots Word Game (595 bytes)
    6: .... There is a computer opponent for every type of human.
  52. Metropolis-hinterland (4424 bytes)
    9: ...makes it easier for the centre to exploit cheap [[human resources]] and divert [[natural resource]]s to i...
    13: ...ion not as far down the continuum of cultural and human advancement.
  53. Sociology (4097 bytes)
    1: A '''society''' is a group of human beings with a set of like characteristics, includ...
  54. Geography (7132 bytes)
    3: ...pting to define geography. Is it about science or humanity? Is it systematic or regional? These differenc...
    11: ==Human geography==
    12: ...nteraction with different environments. It covers human, cultural, social, political and economic element...
    15: ...e time, geography was defined as the study of how humans and the natural environment interact. This defin...
    19: Cultural and political ecology examines how human beings adapt to their natural environment. Sustai...
  55. Culture of fear (3524 bytes)
    7: ...of fear arises instinctively out of an [[innate]] human tendency to simplify and qualify complex social i...
  56. Science (6231 bytes)
    3: ...cience,” which is an application of research to human needs.
    12: ...sitivism, aims to use science as the regulator of human activities. Sometimes the two terms are interchan...
  57. Massively distributed collaboration (6112 bytes)
    20: ...information catalogs such as the [[Genome project|Human Genome]] Database allow researchers not only to p...
  58. Microelectronics (2655 bytes)
    13: ...-programmed to send the required information to a human operator. This form of detection is nearly foolpr...
  59. Engineering (2608 bytes)
    3: A lot of aspects found in human nature are needed for engineers to prove indispen...
  60. Tool (2502 bytes)
    3: ...uman operators. Tools are the main means by which human beings, as well as animals can alter and control ...
    6: The development of the tools by human beings is considered a crucial evolutionary step....
  61. Machine vision (2793 bytes)
    4: ...e is no question of distraction as is possible in human operators.
    21: ...alert may be sounded or production stopped till a human operator sets right any problem.
  62. Automation (2930 bytes)
    1: ...ned to be carried out without the intervention of human operators. The most obvious form of automation ca...
    4: ..., in which programmed gadgets can operate without human control.
    11: ...re used to perform simple tasks too dangerous for humans. Highly skilful robots today can accomplish a wi...
    18: ...onary breakthroughs in microprocessor technology. Human errors are almost done away with. The only workfo...
  63. Dog (4141 bytes)
    4: ... has evolved into their adaptation to living with humans so compatibly. In some cultures, however, dogs ...
    8: ... case of the phenomenal bloodhounds, finding lost humans from the person’s scent left on a piece of clo...
    15: ...apes and raisins, Macadamia nuts, and hops. Also, human medications, such as acetaminophen/paracetamol (T...
    23: ...g and care only to a limited number of offspring, humans have to help out when the litter exceeds approxi...
    26: ...red. Unwanted puppies are often destroyed in an inhumane fashion. Spaying and neutering can help prevent ...
  64. Sex (2608 bytes)
    5: ==Human Sexes==
    6: ...ecies are divided into male and female sexes. In humans, the sex is almost always determined by the sex ...
    16: ...perpetuation of the species which, in the case of humans, is that of the Homo sapien.
  65. Cost (1907 bytes)
    14: ...is non-financial term. It means value or worth of human body.
  66. Matchmaking (2154 bytes)
    3: ...uctured dating system. In many cultures, however, human matchmakers are still a popular alternative.
    14: ...tems accessible, yet many people prefer employing human intelligence as well as personal touches.
  67. Bedtime story (1497 bytes)
    1: ...edtime stories lies in the generally acknowledged human affinity for stories. When children hear a story ...
  68. Traditional Chinese medicine (3157 bytes)
    1: ...ynthesis looking into the internal systems of the human body and their internal and external relationship...
  69. Osteopathic medicine (3549 bytes)
    1: ..., or osteopathy, takes a holistic approach to the human body. It emphasizes the prevention and treatment ...
  70. Light therapy (1990 bytes)
    4: ...ften accompanied by red light (to activate ATP in human skin cells). Overall improvements are 80 percent ...
    12: Ultraviolet light is proven to cause damage to human skin (genetic damage as well as collagen damage a...
  71. Jfw descriptions (936 bytes)
    3: ...how we express it, and how important it is to the human experience.
    9: ...R>Geography: A look at the science of natural and human physical locations on Earth, the various types of...
  72. Abby A. descriptions (5469 bytes)
    43: ...cine takes a holistic approach in its view of the human body. Osteopathic medicine emphasizes a balance b...
  73. Chromotherapy (3402 bytes)
    17: ...even colors of the color spectrum to areas of the human body (chakras) that are believed to be spiritual ...
  74. Magnet therapy (2127 bytes)
    7: ...the counter is not strong enough to penetrate the human skin, much less to have an effect on the user’s...
  75. Therapeutic touch (2041 bytes)
    14: ...tic touch practitioners were unable to detect the human energy field that they claim to believe exists.
    16: ...without touching them. She hypothesized that if a human energy field existed, they would be able to sense...
  76. Plant (2642 bytes)
    9: Much of human nutrition depends on cereals. Other plants that a...
  77. Sexuality (2776 bytes)
    3: ... some sort of sexual act, usually copulation. In humans, sexuality carries all of the above aspects but ...
    14: ==Human Sexuality==
    15: ...s, just like other animals, develops. One part of human sexuality (and in some animals) is the aspect of ...
  78. Prostitution (3568 bytes)
    4: ... in sex in order to obtain a particular item. In human history, prostitution has been practiced in Sumer...
    18: * Human trafficking involves the kidnapping and enslaving...
    23: [[Category:Human sexuality]]
  79. Eroticism (1668 bytes)
    11: [[Category:Human sexuality]]
  80. Sex toy (3103 bytes)
    32: [[Category:Human sexuality]]
  81. Human sexuality (3059 bytes)
    1: '''Human sexuality''' is a broad term under which the area...
    4: Human beings are sexual at the time of birth, in part d...
    10: ...eference. It is estimated that nearly 10% of the human population defines themselves as homosexual, gay ...
    18: Human sexuality can play a large role in someone’s li...
    21: [[Category:Human sexuality|*]]
  82. Leadership (1984 bytes)
    15: [[Category:organizational studies and human resource management]]
  83. Fertility medication (2880 bytes)
    1: ...ion that promotes the condition of pregnancy. In humans, however, the popularly available medications fo...
    9: #In some cases, a form of human chorionic gonadotropin (HCG) is used as well. HC...
  84. Kashrut (2502 bytes)
    7: ...’t understood because the explanation is beyond human intellect.
    17: ...l that the kosher method of slaughter is the most humane way (although some animal rights groups will arg...
  85. Hand transplant (1695 bytes)
    1: ...ion that involves the transplant of a hand from a human to another. This operation is relatively new, bec...
  86. Organ transplant (2109 bytes)
    11: ...ts (like transplanting the heart of a baboon to a human) have failed.
  87. Sexual assault (2768 bytes)
    1: ...love penetration. The US Department of Health and Human Service (US DHHS) gives the following definition ...
  88. Hypothermia (3703 bytes)
    29: ...t pronounced while the patient is still cold: the human body has a remarkable mechanism of protecting fro...
  89. Transplant rejection (2122 bytes)
    1: ...ransplant rejection is normal, due to the way the human immune system works, and is a common risk of orga...
  90. 45 nanometer (1911 bytes)
    2: ...ale, a 45 nanometre feature is extremely small. A human hair is 80,000 nm in diameter. Viruses can be 120...
  91. 65 nanometer (1550 bytes)
    3: ...ale, a 65 nanometre feature is extremely small. A human hair is 80,000 nm in diameter. Viruses can be 120...
  92. Nanotechnology (3134 bytes)
    1: ... than 50,000 times smaller than the diameter of a human hair. Physical properties expected at the nanosca...
  93. Embryo adoption (2169 bytes)
    11: ...istence of an embryo as consistent with that of a human being and because multiple embryos are implanted ...
  94. Reproductive technology (3028 bytes)
    1: ...chnology that is used in some aspect of animal or human reproduction. Many of these technologies are use...
    15: ...e issues serve to highlight the fact that ethics, human rights and religion will likely always play a rol...
    17: ...s wide speculation, though, that the cloning of a human being has already happened or will happen in the ...
  95. Mass production (3501 bytes)
    5: #The division and specialization of human labour
    8: ... the use of the same tools over and over again by human workers adequately trained in specialized tasks. ...
    19: ...aterial should be easily available at each stage. Human workers and robots should be adequately equipped/...
  96. Camera (4338 bytes)
    12: ...ny automatic features, reducing the likeliness of human error.
  97. Termination of employment (2266 bytes)
    22: [[Category:Organizational studies and human resource management]]
  98. Timesheet (1972 bytes)
    19: ...venue by automating billing, which leads to fewer human mistakes.
  99. Employment (2475 bytes)
    8: ...e large organizations, employment is managed by a human resources department.
  100. Recruiter (1843 bytes)
    5: ...e organization. These are typically employed in a human resources department (also known as personnel off...

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