Category: E

In drug law enforcement, methods used by local, state, and federal law enforcement agents to prevent illicit drug use, such as the use of informants, surveillance, undercover operations, drug raids, interdiction, and intelligence gathering.  

In law, any contract not void or voidable because of being defective.  

The state that exists when caloric intake equals caloric expenditure. When energy balance is zero, energy intake equals energy expenditure. When energy balance is positive, intake exceeds expenditure and weight is gained. When energy balance is negative, expenditure exceeds intake and weight is lost. When an individual is in energy balance, dietary energy consumed is…

In medicine, a drug that has a stimulating effect on the central nervous system or other body organs or systems.  

To make an electrical circuit alive by applying voltage to allow current to flow through.  

The study of energy, especially in relation to human use of energy in the form of food and the expenditure of energy in work or athletic exercise. The physical laws of energy and thermodynamics that apply to all chemical reactions.  

The ability of a muscle to remain contracted or to contract and relax many times. The ability to withstand extraordinary mental or physical stress for a prolonged period.  

Funds received from a donor with the restriction that the principle is not expendable, endowment.  

The portion of an institution’s income derived from donations, endowment funds.  

A tube that can be inserted into the trachea through the nose or mouth as an artificial airway.