Ontario Weather Service
The Ontario Weather Service (OWS) is a private weather service based in Southern California. It provides online weather forecast discussions for upcom...
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Ontological paradox
An ontological paradox is a paradox of time travel that questions the existence and creation of information and objects that travel in time. It is ver...
Open PHACTS
Open PHACTS,, (the Open Pharmacological Concepts Triple Store) is a project to deliver a single view across available data resources of value to drug ...
Open pop star
The introduction of the "open pop star" device, a pseudonym to be used collectively, at will and without prior permission, is cited as the founding ac...
Opus Fund
Opus Fund is a New York-basedOpus Fund's mission is to provide grants to those working in supportive environments of Pulmonary Hypertension to supplem...
ORA R1 (duplicate article)
The ORA R1 is a city car presented and produced by Great Wall Motors beginning in 2019 under the electric vehicle sub-brand. ORA. According to Great W...
Oral Sedation Research Fund
The Oral Sedation Research Fund is a non-profit fund started by Michael D. Silverman, DMD, founder and president of the Dental Organization for Consci...
Orange-breasted
Orange-breasted may refer to:* Orange-breasted Bunting, a species of bird in the Emberizidae family* Orange-breasted Bush-shrike, a species of bird in...
OraTaiao: New Zealand Climate and Health
OraTaiao: New Zealand Climate and Health comprises senior doctors and other health professionals in Aotearoa/New Zealand concerned about the effects o...
Orban space
THE THEORETICAL FRAMEWORK AND THE DEVELOPMENT OF ORBANISM The studio's most important point of intrest or issue, the earth being more important than i...
Orbital (The Culture)
In Iain M. Banks's fictional Culture universe, an Orbital (sometimes also simply called an O or a small ring) is a purpose-built space habitat forming...
Orbiter (camera seat)
Orbiter is a brand of camera seat used by broadcast camera operators that swivels at a low working height. Another term used is "low shooter." The Orb...
Order of Whiteoak
The Order of WhiteOak is a Celtic Reconstructionist Neo-druidism group that had its beginnings in a discussion list on Druid ethics in initiated by au...
Organic silica
Silica is silicon dioxide, one form of which is commonly known as sand. It is, by definition, inorganic. However, some plants absorb silicon compounds...
Organizational orientations theory
Organizational orientation is defined as an individual's predisposition toward work, motivation to work, job satisfaction, and ways of dealing with pe...
Organogallium peroxides
Organogallium peroxides form a fascinating class of compounds because they have the oxidizing function of the peroxo group in close proximity to the r...
Oriental Yeti
"The Oriental Yeti" is a nickname given to an animal that, according to a Daily Telegraph article dated 5 April 2010, was captured by hunters in Sichu...
Origin of Chronic Diseases
The Origin of Chronic Diseases, also known as the Cause of Chronic Internal Health Conditions, describes functional changes that occur in the tissue a...
Origin theories of Adolf Hitler
The genetic background of Adolf Hitler has been widely disputed. One view claims that he is purely of Austrian descent. Another view that has been pus...
Ostaro
Ostaro is an Indian-American author, actor and astrologer.Early lifeOstaro was born in Delhi, India in a Vedic family. His father was a very celebrate...