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Chaos
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chaos
[kā′əs]
total disorganization with no causal relationships operating.
Chaos
A complex, non-linear, yet completely deterministic order, present in all living systems; unpredictability that arises from dynamic instability, such that initially neighbouring trajectories develop differently; although the mathematics of non-linear dynamics is arcane, chaos is normally present in many biologic systems, appearing in normal fluctuations of heart rate, blood flow, blood pressure
CHAOS
Cambridge Heart Anti-Oxidant Study Cardiology An on-going study that concluded that vitamin E supplements ↓ the risk of acute MI in Pts with known CAD. See Angina, Coronary artery disease, Silent ischemia.
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Where religious truth posits our beginning and end in God, and every person is his sacred image, evolutionism would have us believe we are an accident borne out of arbitrary reactions in a chemical soup which itself ultimately appeared out of a primordial chaos that defies any description.
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