| natural selection |
The process which simply states that the types of creatures which reproduce the most overall will end up with the most numbers in the end (logical, no?). The two classic things which natural selection pushes for are being able to survive longer (and thus having more time to reproduce), and being able to reproduce faster.
출처: www.krl.caltech.edu/~charles/alife-game/glossary.h...
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| natural history |
An obsolescent term: the non-systematic study, description, and classification of animals, plants, minerals, and other natural objects: zoology, botany, mineralogy; with emphasis on study in the field rather than the lab. It is not usually applied to astronomy, physics, chemistry.
출처: alpha.fdu.edu/~jbecker/nature/natureglossary.html
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| natural selection |
is the process by which the "organisms best suited to their environment are the ones most likely to survive. This process has also been called survival of the fittest." (World Book Encyclopaedia, Volume N, p. 65) Charles Darwin is credited with first explaining this theory but the work of AR Wallace must not be forgotten.
출처: www.iol.ie/~spice/scntglos.htm
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| natural ventilation |
Air which enters a building controlled, through open windows or other openings, due to wind pressue or temperature differences between the outdoor and indoor air
출처: www.learn.londonmet.ac.uk/packages/clear/glossary/...
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| natural killer cells |
immune cells with "clean up" functions; removal of damaged tissue or abnormal cells necrosis - cell death nocturia - feeling a need to urinate at night normotensive - normal blood pressure
출처: womensmindbodyhealth.info/gynglossary.htm
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