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natural ventilation The movement of air into and out of a space through intentionally provided openings, such as windows and doors, or through nonpowered ventilators or by infiltration.
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natural selection Theory proposed by Charles Darwin which states that certain physical traits are selected for because of their advantage in a certain environments.
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natural "Nature" comes from Latin, from the word for "born", which also gives us "natal", "navel", "native", and "nativity". This is a buzzword in today's advertising, implying something good. Just remember that floods, tornadoes, and E-coli are all natural. Playing a symphony on a piano, cell phones, and vacines are all man-made.
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natural These blemishes can be found on some polished diamonds when some of the rough is left on the diamond. This is often done so the cutter can maximize weight in a diamond.
Ãâó: diamonds.pricescope.com/glossary.asp
natural Part of the rough Diamond remaining on the Diamond, having survived the cutting process. This is usually the sign of a good cutter attempting to maximize the weight retention of the rough Diamond.
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