連鎖

Refers to the inherent character, nature, or fundamental property of a person or a substance. In a scientific context, it describes the physical or chemical characteristics that define how a material behaves.

The act of trying something out to see if it works or to collect data; a trial or test run.

The process of adjusting or adapting to new conditions, environments, or circumstances.

Saturation. A state where no more of something can be absorbed, added, or combined. It is used in chemistry, economics (market saturation), and psychology.

A shift, variation, or mutation in state, position, or characteristics. It is used in biology for genetic variation and in linguistics or sociology for shifts in trends.

The direct manipulation of an organism's genes using biotechnology, often used to create crops with specific traits like pest resistance.

Variation or mutation, especially in a biological or statistical context. It refers to a departure from the standard form.

The act of separating things that were connected or mixed together, or the state of being separated.

A region around a magnetic material or a moving electric charge within which the force of magnetism acts.

The act of breaking something down into its smaller parts or components. Used in chemistry (molecular breakdown), biology (decomposition), and mechanics (disassembly).