A2. TAF is the international standard code format for terminal forecasts issued for airports. The acronym translates to Terminal Aerodrome Forecast, and is analogous to the terminal forecast (FT) coding format currently used in the US. Q3.
The four humors correspond to four bodily fluids: blood, phlegm, black bile and yellow bile. A typical diagnosis of a patient would take the balance of these humors into consideration. For instance, over-stimulation of wet-hot elements effects nervous biochemical interactions within the body with glandular ramifications within the blood.
Up until the 18th century, the Hippocratic Humoral System was the most important part of the medical paradigm - and at its heart was the idea that the body has four humors, (four fluids) - hot and cold, moist and dry. Any illness is the result of these humors being out of balance with each other.