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| - An artist's bio, short for biography, provides a concise, 1-4 paragraph summary of the artist's personal and professional background. Often included in a portfolio, the bio serves to provide some (however small) context for the artist's previous work and possible future directions. While an artist's statement will focus on the artist's short (and sometimes long) term goals and artistic intention, the artist's bio will generally explain the artist's background and possibly their previous sources and sites of inspiration.
- Chat term, short for "biological", and typically meant to signify the player is taking a dump or possibly getting food in real life. Also sometimes called Bio Break.
- A bio was a Matoran unit of distance. One bio is equal to roughly 4.5 feet (1.37 meters) in Earth measurement. A Toa's height is estimated to be 1.6 bio (7.2 feet or 2.19 meters). There is 1,000 bio in a kio, and 1,000,000 bio in a mio.
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- Chat term, short for "biological", and typically meant to signify the player is taking a bathroom break or possibly getting food in real life. Also sometimes called Bio Break.
- thumb|250pxBio ist eine Anbaumethode. Sie besteht aus ökologisch produzierten Rohstoffen. In diesem Branchenlabel sind chemische Dünger und Spritzmittel verboten, wie auch Gentechnologie und Bestrahlung. Einzelne Labels können zusätzliche Vorschriften enthalten.
- The once prosperous Bio Star (バイオ星 Baio-sei) was destroyed after a world war erupted over the use of a scientific discovery called "Bio Particles". The Bio Star Peacekeeping Alliance, which sought to use Bio Particles for peaceful purposes, sends the giant robot Bio Robo and an assistant robot named Peebo in order to prevent the same tragedy from happening on Earth. Bio Robo arrived in 15th century Japan, where it showered Bio Particles on five young individuals. Five centuries later, the descendants of these individuals, infused with Bio Particles, are chosen by Peebo and Bio Robo to become the Bioman team in order to protect the Earth from the Neo Empire Gear, an organization led by the mad scientist Doctor Man.
- Causes enemies' HP to gradually drop until the deck is reloaded.
- A newer Funghi that appears in NEO Mushroom Garden.
- The bio, short for "biography", has been a staple of Transformer characterization from the very beginning. The public first saw them on the back of toy packaging: Rather than needing to watch the show or read the comic, a customer could read the write-up on the box and know who the toy was supposed to be. In fact, this practice eventually gave "life" to hundreds of characters who would never play a part in any story. It also spread beyond the packages to comics, trading cards, and magazines, continuing to this day.
- thumb|270px|Bio in Final Fantasy X Bio (jap. バイオ, Baio) ist ein wiederkehrender Schwarzmagiespruch der Final Fantasy-Serie. Er erteilt für gewöhnlich gift-elementaren Schaden und kann zudem den Zustand Gift verursachen. In Final Fantasy IV und Final Fantasy XII löst Bio jedoch die negative Zustandsveränderung Sturz aus, die in beiden Spielen neben dem Zustand Gift existent ist. In Final Fantasy XI heißt der zu diesem Zauber zugehörige Zustand ebenfalls Bio. Siehe auch: Gift, Gift II und Giftga.
- |BGCOLOR="#ffdead" colspan="3"|Price: 360 - 416 gil |- |- style="background:#ffdead;" align="center" ! width="35%" | Name ! width="45%" | Location ! width="20%" | Type |- style="background:#e3e6ff;" | Aroro | Port Windurst (H-8) | Standard Merchant |- style="background:#e3e6ff;" | Regine | Port San d'Oria (J-8) | Standard Merchant |- style="background:#e3e6ff;" | Zaira | Bastok Markets (H-5) | Standard Merchant |}
- From the very beginning, the Transformers toyline distinguished itself by providing on-package biographies for its characters, typically referred to as bios. Rather than needing to watch the show or read the comic, a customer could read the write-up on the box and know who the toy was supposed to be. In fact, this practice eventually gave "life" to hundreds of characters who would never play a part in any story. It also spread beyond the packages to comics, trading cards, and magazines, continuing to this day.
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