Name: aesthetic value (Artistic Concept)
Description: The perception of beauty or attractiveness in a work of art, which is directly related to its functionality


Name: Birmingham (location)
Description: A city and metropolitan borough in the West Midlands, England


Name: Wrought iron (Alloy)
Description: Iron alloy that contains a small amount of carbon but large amounts of slag


Name: Yellow (Color)
Description: A color with strong historical and cultural associations


Name: Soviet-style Khrushchyovkas (Building Structure)
Description: Low-cost apartment buildings of Soviet architectural style


Name: Problem solved by al-Quhi (Mathematical Problem)
Description: A problem related to the construction of a segment equal in volume to a given segment, and in surface to another segment.


Name: Larger rectangular shields (shield)
Description: A larger, rectangular type of shield.


Name: Bribery Statutes (Legal Statute)
Description: Statutes extended during Folk's administration


Name: Third-degree burns (MedicalCondition)
Description: A type of severe thermal injury


Name: Metamorphic (metamorphosed) manganese deposits (Geological formation)
Description: Formations resulting from the process of metamorphism, typically associated with Alleghanyite.


Name: Cities' Hills (geographical feature)
Description: Hills that are culturally significant in a city's foundation, defense, and history


Name: Spain (Country)
Description: A country located in Europe


Name: Rapid Prototyping (Research Methodology)
Description: A method used in material research and development for quick development and testing of materials


Name: the only complete Tripiṭaka of the Theravada School (Textual Collection)
Description: This is because it is the only complete collection of Buddhist texts in an Indic language that has survived until today.


Name: Flint Glass (when freshly cut) (Material State)
Description: The state of Flint glass when it is freshly cut


Name: Circular shape (Shape)
Description: The physical form of the seals today


Name: Coin (Object)
Description: A small flat piece of metal used as a medium of exchange or a form of money


Name: Molluscs (organisms)
Description: Invertebrates with soft bodies and hard shells


Name: Spanish–American War (Historical Event)
Description: War between Spain and the United States over Cuba


Name: Halloween, Thanksgiving (Holiday)
Description: Celebrations marked by the harvest in North America.


Name: High-Power Radio-Frequency Applications (Application)
Description: Applications such as cellular telephones, public-safety band radios, and satellite communication systems.


Name: excesses of 41K (Isotope property)
Description: Refers to the fact that the existence of 41Ca in the early Solar System was inferred from excesses of 41K.


Name: Modern Polishing Techniques (Technique)
Description: Modern techniques used to polish gemstones


Name: laser radiation (physical phenomenon)
Description: for generating laser radiation


Name: Hall–Héroult process (Process)
Description: The process converts alumina into metal and is now used for large-scale production of aluminium


Name: Massylii (Group)
Description: One of the two great groups of Numidians


Name: Pinctada maxima gold-lipped oysters (type of oyster)
Description: A species of pearl-producing oyster


Name: J.L. Bausch (Author)
Description: German author who wrote a book about the aetite in 1665


Name: Generality Lands (Political Entity)
Description: Areas primarily inhabited by Roman Catholics and utilized as a buffer zone between the Republic and the Spanish-controlled Southern Netherlands


Name: Bronze Age Minoan layers at Knossos on Crete (Archeological Layer)
Description: -


Name: Circular Design (Seal Shape)
Description: Shape of the majority of seals, which are circular.


Name: Italian national patronal day (Holiday)
Description: A public holiday in Italy celebrating Saints Francis and Catherine


Name: public transportation, private car (Transportation modes)
Description: The modes of transportation used by 15.5% of the workforce in Onsernone to get to work in 2007


Name: specific properties (Material Properties)
Description: Properties such as ductility, strength, hardness etc.


Name: Two main types of cells (Cells)
Description: Germ cells and somatic cells called nutritive phagocytes


Name: any matter not explicitly delegated by the constitution to another authority (constitutional exception)
Description: Matters not explicitly assigned to other authorities.


Name: Canada (Country)
Description: The second largest country in the world by area.


Name: Mount Cangyan (peak)
Description: Eastern peak of the Taihang Mountains in Hebei


Name: Temperate forests (Geographical feature)
Description: A forest type characterized by deciduous trees that shed their leaves annually


Name: Last battle in Halland (Battle)
Description: The last battle during Scanian War


Name: Compressed O2 (Substance)
Description: A key component in oxyacetylene welding since 1901


Name: Wide Bandgap (5.5 eV) (Property)
Description: A characteristic of a semiconductor in terms of the energy needed to move an electron from the valence band to the conduction band.


Name: Number of Students (Quantity)
Description: The number of students who came from another municipality to attend school in Cresciano.


Name: Polycrystal (Substance)
Description: Resulting entity from ice cube's formation process


Name: Eierschwammerl dishes (Food)
Description: Popular Austrian dishes.


Name: Indian Penal Code, Criminal Procedure Code and Indian Evidence Act (Legislation)
Description: Key criminal laws in India.


Name: Alhambra Palace (Building)
Description: Palace located in Spain, known for its intricate geometric patterns, arabesque designs and calligraphy.


Name: Civil rights movement (Social movement)
Description: A worldwide political movement for equality and abolition of discrimination.


Name: Lough Erne (Body Of Water)
Description: A body of water with over 150 islands.


Name: Creative Commons licence (License)
Description: A free, non-profit organization that enables sharing and use of creative works and knowledge through licenses


Name: Alonso de Narváez (Painter)
Description: A painter who spent most of his life in colonial Colombia


Name: printing press (Mechanical Device)
Description: A device used for the mass production of maps


Name: Roman Catholicism (Religion)
Description: A branch of Christianity, predominantly practiced in Spain.


Name: Water (Liquid)
Description: Can be mixed and diluted with water.


Name: Infant mortality rate in Brazil (public_health_statistic)
Description: Rate of deaths of infants under one year old in Brazil


Name: In situ leaching (Mining technique)
Description: A method of mining where dissolved ore is extracted directly from the ground without removal of rock


Name: Agriculture (Greece) (Sector)
Description: The agricultural sector of Greece.


Name: Neolithic Liangzhu culture (ancient culture)
Description: Ancient Neolithic culture from China


Name: Etching (Engraving Process)
Description: A process used to engrave on surfaces such as metal or stone


Name: Common Aluminium Foils and Beverage Cans (Product)
Description: Everyday products made from aluminium alloys.


Name: Sorosilicate (Mineral class)
Description: Minerals with tetrahedron-tetrahedron bonding at one oxygen.


Name: 1930 (Year)
Description: The year it was first synthesized


Name: Norman Invasion (Event)
Description: The Norman invasion of England from northern France in 1066


Name: Afghanistan (Region)
Description: A landlocked country located in Central and South Asia


Name: Earth's Crust (Geological Feature)
Description: The outer solid layer of Earth, mainly composed of rocks.


Name: Potassium Permanganate (Chemical Compound)
Description: An oxidizing, bleaching and purification substance


Name: Blaise Pascal (Person)
Description: A French mathematician and philosopher known for his work on probability and fluid mechanics


Name: Nondomestic Areas of Production (Economic Sector)
Description: Areas of production managed carefully by the palaces.


Name: National Opera (Building)
Description: The National Opera in North Macedonia


Name: Tube feet of adult sea urchins (Body Part)
Description: Foot-like structures used for movement and manipulation


Name: International Market (Numeric Value)
Description: $320bn


Name: Muslim pilgrims (Group)
Description: During Ottoman rule, Muslim pilgrims visiting the shrine on their way to Syria


Name: Italy (Country)
Description: A country in Southern Europe


Name: ceramics, glass, and some chemical products (Products)
Description: Various items produced from minerals, such as ceramics (including pottery and porcelain), glass, and chemicals like sodium aluminum silicate


Name: And his work had a profound impact on number theory, algebra, analysis, statistics, geometry, geodesy, geophysics, mechanics, electrostatics, magnetism, astronomy, matrix theory, and optics (Mathematics)
Description: Karl Friedrich Gauss was a leading figure in German mathematics during the late 18th and early 19th centuries. His work had a profound impact on number theory, algebra, analysis, statistics, geometry, geodesy, geophysics, mechanics, electrostatics, magnetism, astronomy, matrix theory, and optics


Name: Serbia (Country)
Description: The country that Raška region belongs to


Name: Lithium (importance of battery recycling) (Resource Battery Recycling Importance)
Description: Overview of the lithium battery recycling industry highlights the importance of battery recycling in reducing waste and minimizing the environmental impact of lithium production


Name: Ivory Coast (Country)
Description: A country located in West Africa


Name: In Hinduism (religion)
Description: A religion that originated on the Indian subcontinent and has about 1.2 billion adherents worldwide.


Name: Flemish and French Communities (Political Entities)
Description: geographical limits of the Flemish and French communities


Name: Joachimsthaler coins (Currency)
Description: Coins that gave their name to the Thaler and the dollar.


Name: sedimentary rock (Geological classification)
Description: A class of rocks formed from sediments that are later lithified by the deposition of minerals, usually at low temperature and pressure


Name: Nordspessart (Geographical Area)
Description: A part of the Spessart geographical area


Name: Satisfactory Marks (Academic Performance)
Description: Marks which are satisfactory for progressing to the next class in Gymnasium


Name: Illnesses (Health conditions)
Description: Illnesses such as asbestosis and are known carcinogens.


Name: Moving of cows to lower pastures (Animal Movement)
Description: -


Name: the western slope of the mountain (-)
Description: -


Name: Merchandise (Retailing Term)
Description: Goods that are bought and sold in a retail store or business


Name: Industrial Diamond (Mineral)
Description: A mineral valued for its hardness and heat conductivity, mostly used in industrial applications


Name: EU's Common Foreign and Security Policy (Policy)
Description: The foreign and security policy of the European Union


Name: Bullion coins or bars (Physical form)
Description: Physical forms of gold stored as a hedge against inflation or other economic disruptions.


Name: Ancient civilizations (Civilization)
Description: Prehistoric societies that used metals.


Name: the country (Country)
Description: The United States


Name: High Clarity (Clarity grade in diamonds)
Description: Represents <7% of pink diamonds


Name: Crana (village)
Description: A village in the Onsernone valley, Switzerland


Name: Fulgurite (Natural Phenomenon)
Description: A tubular mineral deposit formed by a lightning strike


Name: A voltage between a solid and a liquid electrolyte, when struck by light (Scientific Observation)
Description: Becquerel's discovery of the photovoltaic effect.


Name: a type of plate boundary where continental collision occurs (geological event)
Description: An example of a geological boundary where the collision of continents takes place, such as the Himalayas.


Name: mined colorless zircon for over 2,000 years (Action)
Description: Historical mining activity of Sri Lanka


Name: Herat International Airport (Airport)
Description: An international airport located in Herat, Afghanistan.


Name: South Sea Pearl (Natural Object)
Description: Are produced by Paspaley along the remote coastline of North-Western Australia


Name: Indentation (Physical property)
Description: Diamond's resistance to indentation


Name: The Truth (Satya) (concept)
Description: Concept representing the ultimate truth or reality in Hinduism.


Name: Wallonia (Region)
Description: One of the three regions and one of the two constituent entities of Belgium.


Name: Invertebrate (Animal Class)
Description: Animals without a segmented spinal column, including most marine and freshwater animals


Name: Steve Windom (Politician)
Description: Republican lieutenant governor of Alabama from 1999 to 2003


Name: Hot, thick soups and substantial stews (Food)
Description: Such as the Castilian soup and cocido madrileño.


Name: Choro (Music Style)
Description: A popular instrumental style, originated in 19th-century Rio de Janeiro.


Name: North polar region of Ceres, Eastern equatorial region of Ceres (regions)
Description: Areas with different levels of cratering on the surface of Ceres


Name: Complementary colors (color)
Description: colors that reinforce each other when placed next to each other


Name: IMF (International Monetary Fund) (International Organization)
Description: An organization that oversees the international monetary system and offers financial assistance to member countries


Name: Limes Germanicus (Border Line)
Description: Line along which these towns arose


Name: An Lushan Rebellion (Historical Event)
Description: A civil war and rebellion in China, taking place from 755 to 763


Name: United States (Country)
Description: A nation that received uranium from Shinkolobwe Mine in the 1940s and 1950s


Name: Round Brilliant Cut (Diamond Cut)
Description: A preferred diamond cut when the crystal is an octahedron


Name: Colombian Departments of Boyacá and Cundinamarca (Departments in Colombia)
Description: Locations where most of the emerald mining takes place


Name: Taxes (FinancialTransaction)
Description: The financial transaction being collected by the Alabama Department of Revenue


Name: Lignite Fly Ash (Waste Product)
Description: A residue from the combustion of lignite in power plants.


Name: ROC (Taiwan) (Country)
Description: Republic of China, often informally referred to as Taiwan


Name: Precious stones by wealthy city dwellers (Wealthy people in Algeria)
Description: Does not serve to designate their social status.


Name: Norwegian authorities (Government entity)
Description: Authorities in Norway


Name: Italy (Country)
Description: A peninsula in Southern Europe, the head of the Mediterranean Sea


Name: Ionian Islands (Geographical Location)
Description: A group of seven large islands and over 120 smaller isles located in the Ionian Sea, off the west coast of Greece


Name: 3rd edition of Mammal Species of the World (Publication)
Description: The 3rd edition of a publication that lists valid subspecies of mammals


Name: Berber people from Mauritania (Ethnic group)
Description: People of Berber ethnicity who live in Mauritania.


Name: 212,789 permanent migrants (Number)
Description: Two hundred and twelve thousand seven hundred and eighty-nine


Name: Anthropomorphic jade figurine excavated from the Tomb of Fu Hao in Anyang (Artifact)
Description: A jade figurine depicting a person wearing Hanfu attire


Name: Policies regarding Free Movement of People from the European Union (Topic)
Description: A policy or agreement that pertains to the free movement of people between EU member states.


Name: Johann Joachim Winckelmann (Theorist of Neoclassicism)
Description: The theorist of Neoclassicism who analyzed stylistic changes in Greek classical art


Name: Ritual deposits or hidden for safekeeping (Event)
Description: In times of warfare


Name: EU Relations (Relationship)
Description: The relationships between Switzerland and the EU


Name: Impact Crater (Geological Feature)
Description: A large depression in the Earth's surface created by a meteorite impact


Name: nabimusaite (mineral)
Description: a mineral with a similar crystalline structure to Dargaite


Name: Ontologies (Idea or Field of Study)
Description: Study of what entities exist, how such entities can be grouped, relations between entities, and the properties of those entity groups


Name: Optimal Color Solid (Concept)
Description: The optimal color solid is part of the linear color spaces


Name: 1848 (Year)
Description: Year in which revolution swept over most countries of Europe, but Norway remained unaffected


Name: Weak acids (Acids)
Description: Acids that release hydrogen ions (H+) in solution only partially


Name: Porcelain figurines (Object)
Description: The items that replaced ephemeral and silver table decorations


Name: Tail of Salamander (Part_of_amphibian)
Description: A part of the salamander that may be lost as a defense mechanism.


Name: SPOLU (2021) (political alliance)
Description: The political alliance that is in power in the Czech Republic as of 2021


Name: Transitions between Facies (Geological Process)
Description: The transitions between different facies in the subduction zone metamorphism.


Name: Art (Art Form)
Description: Seal-carving was also considered a form of art.


Name: Carbon dioxide emissions (Environmental pollutant)
Description: Gas released during combustion of brown coal, which are typically higher than black coal


Name: Gold (Material)
Description: A precious metal often engraved.


Name: Ticino basin (Geographical area)
Description: A tributary of the Po River.


Name: Coherent red light (Light wave)
Description: A light wave with a single frequency and phase


Name: Germany (Geographical Entity)
Description: A country located in central-western Europe


Name: Solution and Redeposition in Pore Space (Geological Process)
Description: The solution of crystals within the rock at their points of contact (pressure solution) followed by redeposition in pore space.


Name: Electricity conduction (UseCase)
Description: The use of copper as a means to conduct electricity.


Name: Latin language in cities (language)
Description: Latin language spoken in cities before the Arabization


Name: Humite (mineral)
Description: The mineral that was named after Abraham Hume


Name: Extreme structure sensitive behavior of semiconductors (Property)
Description: The extreme sensitivity of semiconductor properties to tiny amounts of impurities.


Name: Paul du Gay et al. (Author)
Description: The author of the book.


Name: Leonhard Euler (1707–1783) (Mathematics)
Description: Leonhard Euler, Swiss mathematician and physicist, made significant contributions to many areas of mathematics


Name: Germany (Country)
Description: A country in central Europe


Name: Lonkin Township, Kachin State, Myanmar (Geographical location)
Description: A specific township and state in Myanmar


Name: High Surface to Volume Ratio (Physical Property)
Description: The property that makes nanoparticles very reactive


Name: Balkan Investments (Economic Sector)
Description: Investments made by Greek companies in other Balkan countries


Name: January 31, 2020 (Date)
Description: The date when the UK officially left the EU


Name: Silk Road (Route)
Description: An ancient trade route linking the East and West from the 2nd century BCE to the 18th century


Name: Sapphires (Gemstone category)
Description: Includes various shades of blue, pink, and 'fancy sapphires' with other colors


Name: Early 15th century BC (time period)
Description: Time period in the Early Bronze Age


Name: 11th-century Pagan period and until the end of the Mandalay period (19th century) (Time Period)
Description: Time periods in Myanmar history


Name: Radiolysis from gamma rays (Technique)
Description: A technique used for forming nanoparticles using radiation chemistry


Name: jewelry as a diamond simulant (Use)
Description: A stone or gem imitating the appearance of a diamond


Name: Calipers (tool used in metalworking)
Description: A precision measuring tool designed to measure the distance between two points


Name: Sputtering (Process)
Description: A physical vapor deposition technique used to deposit a thin layer of material on a substrate.


Name: Early Aztec period (c. 1100–1350) (Temporal Classification)
Description: The early Aztec period, lasting from approximately 1100 to 1350


Name: 20 permanent judges and a Chief Justice (Judges)
Description: The members of the Supreme Court


Name: Soviet Union (Country)
Description: The country that dissolved in 1991


Name: Swiss people (Demographic group)
Description: All Swiss citizens


Name: nanodiamonds (product of the method)
Description: Result of the method for producing nanodiamonds


Name: Colombian emeralds (Mineral)
Description: Gems that arrived in Europe and were part of the royal collections


Name: Rome (Empire)
Description: The Roman Empire Synnada became part of when the Attalid kingdom passed to Rome in 133 BC


Name: Hydroelectric Power (Energy Source)
Description: Power produced by using the force of falling or flowing water to spin a turbine connected to a generator


Name: Simplicius Simplicissimus (Novel)
Description: The first major German novel set in the Spessart region


Name: The Great White Horse Hotel (Hotel)
Description: A hotel in Ipswich, first opened in 1518


Name: Jewelry (Accessory)
Description: Adornment worn for personal decoration


Name: Intentional Fallacy (Philosophical Concept)
Description: The idea that the artist's intentions should not be considered when evaluating a work of art


Name: environmental conservation (Geography)
Description: The efforts made to protect and preserve natural habitats and species


Name: Number of Housing Units Vacant (Statistic)
Description: The number of vacant housing units in Cresciano


Name: President of Andalusia (political position)
Description: Supreme representative of the autonomous community, and the ordinary representative of the Spanish state in the autonomous community


Name: India ink (Ink)
Description: Black ink used for writing and printing


Name: Photovoltaic applications (Application)
Description: The conversion of light into electrical energy using semiconductors.


Name: Subpolar Oceanic Climate (Climate)
Description: Experienced in some parts, away from the coast, of upland England, Wales, Northern Ireland and most of Scotland


Name: Stalingrad (Location)
Description: The city of Stalingrad in the Soviet Union (now Volgograd)


Name: Archaeological Restorations (Purpose)
Description: The major part of the remaining marble is now state-owned and only used for archaeological restorations


Name: Communicative coins (Type of currency)
Description: Coins intended for collectors only, or also issued for regular circulation in some countries


Name: Less-desirable stones with daylight colors of yellowish-green and incandescent colors of brownish red (Quality of Alexandrite)
Description: Less-desirable Alexandrite may have these colors


Name: Academism (Art style)
Description: Style of art defined by the Académie des Beaux-Arts.


Name: Belt (Clothing item)
Description: A belt attached to the skirt


Name: Diamond (Mineral)
Description: One of the hardest naturally occurring materials known


Name: Westchester County shorelines (Location)
Description: The coastline of Westchester County


Name: world's fifth-largest road network (Quantity)
Description: Over 1.5 million km of roads as of 2019.


Name: Iberians (Culture)
Description: An ancient people who lived on the Mediterranean side of the Iberian Peninsula


Name: Foreign films and TV programs, including Russian ones (Media Content)
Description: Various foreign films and television programs, including Russian ones.


Name: Indus Valley (Ancient Civilization)
Description: Sprouted up towns due to pit-stops or caravan-to-ship ports


Name: Maria Callas, Nana Mouskouri, Mario Frangoulis, Leonidas Kavakos, Dimitris Sgouros (Musician)
Description: Greek opera singers and classical musicians of the 20th and 21st century


Name: Rock Music (Music Genre)
Description: A broad genre of music that includes sub-genres like hard rock, raga rock, heavy metal, space rock, glam rock, Gothic rock, psychedelic rock, punk rock, neo soul and dubstep


Name: Greek peninsula (Geographical Location)
Description: The geographical area that makes up most of mainland Greece


Name: Exceptional Chemical Reactivity (Property)
Description: A characteristic of some substances that react readily with other substances


Name: Equations with infinite terms (Mathematical Concept)
Description: Equations having an infinite number of terms


Name: Doublet (Type of Assembled Gem)
Description: A type of assembled gem which is composed of two parts


Name: Trade of copper on the commodities market (Market activity)
Description: The buying and selling of copper as a commodity on financial markets.


Name: Stosch's collection (collection)
Description: The collection bought by Frederick the Great of Prussia


Name: Republic's defence strategy of North Macedonia (Strategy)
Description: The defence strategy developed by the Ministry of Defence of North Macedonia


Name: Family farming peacocks (Organization)
Description: A family known for raising peafowls.


Name: $1 billion (Monetary Value)
Description: A monetary value representing the estimated cost of the pandemic in New York City as of October 2020


Name: Metropolitan Museum of Art (Museum)
Description: Art museum located on the Upper East Side


Name: Ring (jewellery) (Object)
Description: A round band usually made of metal, worn as ornamental jewelry.


Name: Sun, stars, comets, and planets (Astronomical_Bodies)
Description: Carbon is abundant in these astronomical bodies.


Name: Hammerstones and sharp flakes (Implement)
Description: Basic stone tools used for various purposes.


Name: Jean Metzinger (Artist)
Description: French painter associated with the Cubist movement


Name: Sidney L. Kasfir's article One tribe, one style? (Article)
Description: An article that states pre-colonial cultures were mutually dependent and shared many artistic traditions across ethnic boundaries


Name: felines (animal class)
Description: no wild populations of big cats


Name: Eglin steel (steel alloys)
Description: Steel used in bunker buster weapons.


Name: HSL-Zuid (High Speed Line)
Description: A high-speed line connecting the Amsterdam metropolitan area and the Belgian border


Name: Olbers' paradox (Cosmological paradox)
Description: Paradox explaining the apparent darkness of space


Name: Green earth pigment (Pigment)
Description: A fine green earth pigment widely used in Roman wall paintings.


Name: 2020 (Year)
Description: The year in which sales and excise taxes contributed to the revenue of Alabama


Name: Porcelain crowns (Prosthetic device)
Description: A type of dental restoration which replaces the outer part of a damaged tooth.


Name: Average rental price (Quantity)
Description: The average monthly rent for apartments


Name: Thermoelectric coolers (Application of Semiconductors)
Description: Devices that convert thermal energy into mechanical work or motion


Name: Karl Nehammer (Person)
Description: An Austrian politician who served as the Chancellor of Austria


Name: Pyrite (FeS2) (Specific Sulfide Mineral)
Description: It is not an ore of iron, but can be oxidized to produce sulfuric acid.


Name: Electrolysis of its hydroxide (ChemicalProcess)
Description: A process used to isolate potassium by electrolyzing its hydroxide


Name: Gaseous phosphorus (Gas)
Description: At 1000°C


Name: Tarifit language (Language)
Description: A Berber language spoken mainly in Morocco and Algeria


Name: Hiking (Activity)
Description: A major tourist attraction in the Spessart


Name: Cancer therapy (Therapy)
Description: The therapy used for cancer


Name: Dichroic mirror (Mirror type)
Description: A mirror that reflects certain wavelengths of light and transmits others.


Name: Glasgow School of Art (art school)
Description: One of the major schools of art in the UK


Name: Moses Levy (Person)
Description: A Tunisian artist who was part of the founding members of the School of Tunis.


Name: Primordial beryllium (Isotope)
Description: The original beryllium created from the Big Bang that contains only one stable isotope, 9Be.


Name: Greenhouse Gases (Gas)
Description: Gases that trap heat in the atmosphere


Name: Seriation (Archaeological Technique)
Description: The technique used to establish chronology in archaeology


Name: Amphibolite (Rock)
Description: A metamorphosed ortho-amphibolite used as a common dimension stone.


Name: Vorarlberg (Region)
Description: An Austrian region


Name: Emir Abdullah bin Hamad Al Thani (1958–) (Person)
Description: Current Emir of Qatar


Name: British India (Country)
Description: historical term for the Indian subcontinent under British control


Name: Imperial tombs' scale (architecture)
Description: Scale matching Egypt


Name: Kay Ivey (Person)
Description: The current Governor of Alabama


Name: Fields (Location)
Description: According to one medieval French source, the aetite is 'to be found in the fields.'


Name: Balearic artists and artists related to the Balearic Islands (Artist)
Description: includes Joan Miro


Name: yes (potential_promotion)
Description: The possibility for a journeyman to become a master.


Name: Granite pegmatite and allied rock types (Geological formation)
Description: Igneous rocks that are coarse-grained, consisting of minerals such as quartz, feldspar, and mica.


Name: Its Western Side (Geographical Location)
Description: Access to the western side of Masada


Name: Coastal Plain (Geographical Feature)
Description: A region in Belgium mainly consisting of sand dunes and polders


Name: Yamoto mine, Kagoshima Prefecture, Japan (Location)
Description: One of the locations where Goldmanite has been reported


Name: the traditional 'blue' in blueprints (UseInArtifact)
Description: -


Name: Diyari group (group)
Description: The group of Indigenous Australians who named Australite as 'ooga' (staring eyes).


Name: Putnam County (Location)
Description: A county in the state of New York, United States


Name: Organizations affiliated with the UN (International Organization)
Description: Organizations that are associated or related to the United Nations


Name: Silvanus Thompson (Person)
Description: British scientist known for his work in electromagnetism


Name: Lorn (Location)
Description: An area in Scotland that included Mull


Name: Limestone and Marble (Geological Formation)
Description: Rock types primarily composed of calcite (CaCO3) or dolomite (CaMg(CO3)2).


Name: Universal law and cosmic order (Concept)
Description: The principle that the teaching both reveals and relies upon


Name: Metallothionein (Protein)
Description: A protein that regulates the uptake and distribution of metals


Name: 20.23 days (Time_period)
Description: A period of 20.23 days


Name: Tuckahoe (Geographical location)
Description: A village within Westchester County, New York, USA


Name: Earth's Magnetic Field Dipole (Geomagnetism)
Description: The dipole approximation of Earth's magnetic field


Name: Pure fluorite (material subtype)
Description: Pure form of the mineral Fluorite without impurities.


Name: Edwardian Era (Historical Period)
Description: A period in the history of the United Kingdom, marked by social reform and home rule for Ireland.


Name: w-BN (compound)
Description: A compound with wurtzite crystal structure


Name: Morocco-Australia Free Trade Agreement (MAFTA) (Free trade agreement)
Description: A proposed free trade agreement between Australia and Morocco. The agreement aims to further deepen economic integration between the two economies.


Name: Metamorphic rocks (Geological formation)
Description: Rocks that have been transformed from pre-existing rock types, through a process called metamorphism


Name: Geneva (City)
Description: City in Switzerland on Lake Geneva, with the Jet d'Eau water fountain and the headquarters of several international organizations


Name: In number and availability (Characteristic)
Description: Research reactors, which are nuclear reactors used for research purposes that can produce neutrons suitable for Boron Neutron Capture Therapy (BNCT) treatment, are limited in number and availability


Name: Brasília (City)
Description: The capital city of Brazil, Brasília


Name: Baseball and teqball in the early 21st century (Event)
Description: Baseball and teqball were introduced to Benin during the early 21st century.


Name: Czech Literature (Literature)
Description: The literature developed in the Czech Republic over various periods, influenced by Bible translations.


Name: various electronic applications (Application)
Description: -


Name: Universe (Cosmos)
Description: The Universe is all matter, energy, and space.


Name: Quantum Electrodynamics (Scientific Theory)
Description: Scientific theory he developed with other physicists


Name: Interprovincial Standards Red Seal Program (program)
Description: A program that recognizes tradespeople who have achieved a standard of excellence in their trade


Name: Andalusia (geographical region)
Description: An autonomous community in southern Spain


Name: Historical Figures (Notable Individuals)
Description: Prominent individuals who were born in Spain.


Name: Ku or Jingyi (Clothing Style)
Description: Knee-high trousers, worn under the chang during the Shang Dynasty


Name: Lithium (supply concentration and risk) (Resource Supply Risk)
Description: The concentration of lithium production in a few countries, leading to potential supply risks


Name: Universities and non-profit institutions (Institutions)
Description: Entities that are educational or charitable in nature.


Name: Production of Steel (Process)
Description: The use of charcoal for the production of steel was no longer necessary with the invention of new methods.


Name: 1936 (Year)
Description: The year 1936


Name: Han Women (Liao dynasty) (ethnic group)
Description: Women from Han Chinese ethnicity during the Liao dynasty


Name: Earth's Crust (Geographical Feature)
Description: The outer layer of the Earth that we live on.


Name: Miners (people)
Description: Individuals who work in the mining industry, often from disadvantaged backgrounds.


Name: Scapular of St. Michael the Archangel (Devotional Object)
Description: A Catholic devotional scapular associated with Archangel Michael


Name: N-Body Simulation, N-Particle Simulation (type of simulation)
Description: Simulations of dynamical systems of particles under certain conditions


Name: Spanish authorities (Historical Authority)
Description: Authorities enforcing the Spanish monopoly on Asian goods


Name: Indian Peahen (Species)
Description: The female of the Indian peafowl, Pavo cristatus


Name: Royal Netherlands East Indies Army (Army)
Description: The military of the Dutch East Indies


Name: copying and imitating existing works (Training Focus)
Description: Concept that traditional artists' training focuses on copying and imitating existing works before Modernism


Name: Alternatives (Material)
Description: Other materials suitable for machining ferrous alloys at high speeds


Name: Muhammad Celebi al-Naqqash (Person)
Description: Ottoman official charged with restoring the walls of Jerusalem


Name: Tupiniquins and Tupinambás (indigenous subgroups)
Description: Subdivisions of the Tupi people in Brazil


Name: Railroad Chronometers Inspection System (System)
Description: The inspection system for Railroad chronometers established by Webb C. Ball


Name: literacy rate of the population in 2019 (Statistic)
Description: 93.4% literacy, 11.3 million illiterate


Name: United States (Country)
Description: A country located in North America


Name: Rainbow Colors (Natural Phenomenon)
Description: The familiar colors of the rainbow in the spectrum


Name: active poses (artistic pose)
Description: A posture assumed by a figure or figures in art or dance


Name: General Association of General Baptists (Religious Organization)
Description: A Baptist Christian denomination with its headquarters in Poplar Bluff, Missouri


Name: New Zealand (Country)
Description: A nation in the southwestern Pacific Ocean


Name: Cardinal gems (list)
Description: List of cardinal gems mentioned in the article


Name: Near-shore marine settings (Marine_environment)
Description: Area where the land meets the sea, close to the shoreline


Name: sculpture on Baroque lines (art style)
Description: Sculptures created in the style of Baroque art


Name: scraps of information on the mine's operation, from unofficial sources (Information)
Description: Limited pieces of information about the Shinkolobwe Mine's operation obtained from unofficial sources


Name: Neosome (Geological Feature)
Description: Newly formed minerals within the rock.


Name: Subduction process (Geological Process)
Description: The process in which older oceanic lithosphere sinks into the mantle at convergent boundaries


Name: Roman Triumphal Columns (Historical Artifact)
Description: Represent continuous narrative reliefs in Rome


Name: Geologists' Term (Volcanic Rock)
Description: Term used by geologists to refer to volcanic rock


Name: M+ and Na+ cations (cation)
Description: Cations found in the general formula of aluminosilicates


Name: enemy's army (Military_force)
Description: Enemy military force


Name: RNA and DNA (Nucleic acids)
Description: Molecules that carry genetic information


Name: p- or n-type (Physical classification)
Description: Classification of semiconductors based on the type of doping: p-type or n-type.


Name: Gandhara Art (Art Style)
Description: A fusion of Greco-Roman art and Buddhist art


Name: National Law (Legislation)
Description: The legislation that applies to Oman


Name: Mental health service improvement in Algeria's healthcare system (Mental health)
Description: The enhancement of mental health services and efforts to reduce stigma associated with mental illness within the Algerian healthcare system


Name: 1 ppm (Concentration)
Description: Typical Lithium concentration in plant tissue


Name: El Dorado (Legendary_Tribal_Chief)
Description: A mythical tribal chief of the Muisca native people in Colombia


Name: Foods (Nutritional Content)
Description: Essential substances consumed as part of the diet


Name: Australasian-Tasmanian arc (Geographical Feature Class)
Description: The geographical feature that the giant astrobleme is at the end point of


Name: extensions to Versailles (Building)
Description: The extensions made to the Palace of Versailles


Name: Weak acids (Chemical Compound Classification)
Description: Acids that cause incomplete hydrolysis of Aluminium(III)


Name: Aztec religious practices (religious_practice)
Description: The religious practices of the Aztecs that were forcibly replaced with Catholicism


Name: Zakarpattia (Administrative Division)
Description: A region in western Ukraine


Name: Temperate climate altitudinal zone (Climate_zone)
Description: A climate zone characterized by temperatures ranging between 17 and 24°C.


Name: gemstone (classification of gemstone)
Description: A broad category of minerals used as ornamentation and other decorative purposes


Name: IAI (International Gem Society) (organization)
Description: An organization that provides gemological education and resources.


Name: 4.8% (Numeric Value)
Description: A measure of the percentage of unemployed individuals in a labor force.


Name: Spain (Country)
Description: The nation located in southwestern Europe, where Franco's dictatorship was established.


Name: 5 overseas collectivities, 1 sui generis collectivity, 1 overseas territory, and 1 island possession (Geographical Area)
Description: Overseas territories of France


Name: Fullerenes (Chemical compound)
Description: Carbon molecules that take the form of a hollow sphere, ellipsoid, or tube


Name: Meat had to be 'three times clean' (Condition)
Description: Guidelines for accepting meat as food, stating that the animal was not directly seen, heard about, or suspected of being killed for the monastics


Name: Sandy Hook Revisited (fictitious location)
Description: Fictitious island off the coast of New Jersey


Name: 4000 BCE (Historical date class)
Description: Year marks the beginning of a period of 1 calendar year


Name: Orthoclase (Mineral)
Description: A mineral example with the formula [KAlSi3O8]n


Name: Berit Nesheim's The Other Side of Sunday (Film)
Description: A film nominated for an Oscar in 1997


Name: Andalusia (Administrative Region)
Description: Autonomous community of southern Spain


Name: Montana (State)
Description: The 41st state to join the United States, located in the Western region of the U.S.


Name: [FeCl4]− (chemical compound)
Description: A specific chloro complex of iron(III)


Name: Jōchō's style (Jōchō yō) (artistic style)
Description: Completed a Japanese style of Buddha statues


Name: - (Place)
Description: Wormleybury, Hertfordshire


Name: Oxygen (Element)
Description: Sodium fires are prevented in nuclear reactors by isolating sodium from oxygen with surrounding pipes containing inert gas


Name: Diffusion rate (Property)
Description: The rate at which heat, molecules, and ions can diffuse into or out of the particles.


Name: Blackbird (Animal Species)
Description: Species reconsidered due to DNA analysis


Name: Shakti (Concept)
Description: The concept of divine feminine energy or creative power in Hinduism


Name: NATO Membership (UK) (Membership)
Description: The membership of the UK in NATO


Name: Meteorite fall (Event)
Description: An event when a meteoroid enters the Earth's atmosphere and impacts the ground


Name: And his work had a profound impact on our understanding of the solar system and the laws of motion (Astronomy)
Description: Galileo Galilei was a leading figure in German astronomy during the early 17th century. His work had a profound impact on our understanding of the solar system and the laws of motion


Name: Robert Lowell (Person)
Description: An American poet from New England


Name: Austria (Country)
Description: The nation of Austria


Name: Umba River (River)
Description: A river located in Tanga Region, Tanzania.


Name: Animal tracks/Feces (coprolites) (Natural traces)
Description: Traces left behind by the organism while it was alive, which can also be fossilized.


Name: Dioskurides (Ancient Greek Artist)
Description: Thought to have produced the Gemma Augustea and carved the matching signet rings of Augustus


Name: Pre-Islamic Arabia (Historical Region)
Description: The historical region of Arabian Peninsula before Islam


Name: Roman Catholic cardinals (religious figure)
Description: High-ranking officials in the Roman Catholic Church


Name: Global Production of Natural Diamonds (Production)
Description: The total production of natural diamonds worldwide


Name: Seventeen Provinces (administrative region)
Description: Region consisting of most of present-day Belgium, Luxembourg, and parts of France and Germany, unified under Habsburg Charles V


Name: Seljuk Empire (empire)
Description: An empire established by the Seljuks during medieval times.


Name: Hindu philosophers (philosophers)
Description: Individuals who interpret and explain Hindu texts and ideas


Name: Ammolite (Mineral)
Description: A mineral that is used in jewelry and has a belief in Feng Shui


Name: extraterrestrial material (Material)
Description: Material from outer space


Name: Frisian Kingdom (Political entity)
Description: A kingdom that emerged in the 7th century with Traiectum (Utrecht) as its centre of power.


Name: Wessels mine (Mine)
Description: A manganese mine located in the west of South Africa


Name: MotoGP (Racing)
Description: Japanese automotive manufacturers have been successful in this category of racing.


Name: Spanish 15-year-olds (Student Group)
Description: Students who are 15 years old in Spain


Name: Martian Crust (Planetary Feature)
Description: The crust of Mars


Name: Arab Attack (870s) (Historical Event)
Description: An unsuccessful Arab attack on Chalcis in the 870s


Name: NATO (International Organization)
Description: An intergovernmental military alliance based on the North Atlantic Treaty


Name: Prograde Metamorphism, Retrograde Metamorphism (Geological Processes)
Description: Two categories of metamorphism.


Name: 2022 (following the Russian invasion of Ukraine) (Temporal Event)
Description: The year and event causing a further decline in Russia's population


Name: Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung (Newspaper)
Description: One of the papers with the highest circulation in Germany


Name: 6th in the nation for the production of hogs (Rank)
Description: The ranking of Missouri's hog production in the nation


Name: South Africa and Canada (Country)
Description: Countries initially in charge of leading the Kimberley Process


Name: John Calvin, Philip Melanchthon (Person)
Description: Protestant theologians who denounced richly colored interiors of Roman Catholic churches


Name: Applications (Usage)
Description: Uses in construction materials due to their properties such as electrical insulation, chemical inertness, and heat resistance.


Name: ICE train network (Train Service)
Description: A high-speed rail service in Germany


Name: Belgium National Football Team (Sports Team)
Description: The national football team of Belgium


Name: UNITA (Organization)
Description: União Nacional para a Independência Total de Angola (UNITA), an Angolan opposition party


Name: Close energy levels of 4f, 5d and 6s electrons (Energy Levels)
Description: The different energies at which an electron can occupy a specific orbit in an atom.


Name: Faroe Islands, Greenland, Iceland (Countries)
Description: Territories that were Norwegian possessions but remained Danish when Norway was passed to Sweden.


Name: Similar Topology to Earth (Topological Property)
Description: The topology of the universe may be similar to that of the Earth, where travelling in a straight line eventually returns one to the starting point.


Name: Cutting tissue squares (Action)
Description: The action of cutting the tissue from the mantle into three-millimeter squares


Name: Peloids (Geological Feature)
Description: Rounded, spherical grains of sediment.


Name: who contribute to the success and recognition of Norwegian cinema (Description of Norway)
Description: Norway is inhabited by a wealth of skilled filmmakers, actors, and technical personnel who play essential roles in the achievement and acclaim of Norwegian cinema


Name: Ur, Kish, Isin, Larsa, and Nippur (City)
Description: Cities with large populations during the Middle Bronze Age


Name: CIELAB (Color Space Model)
Description: A color space model that describes colors in terms of tristimulus values.


Name: - (-)
Description: No specific entity associated with this statement


Name: Industrial Design (Design Domain)
Description: The design of mass-produced products focused on function, aesthetics and usability


Name: Waste Framework Directive 2008/98/EC (Legislation)
Description: A European Union directive that defines waste


Name: Electrical systems (System)
Description: Systems that use electricity to perform a function


Name: Expanding Rus population (ethnic group)
Description: A population that was predominantly of East Slavic ethnicity, including the Varangians and Finnic tribes


Name: The Academy Award for Best Foreign Language Film (Award)
Description: An award given annually by the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences to a foreign-language film


Name: granit feuilletée or gneis by the Germans (GeologicalFormation)
Description: Stratified granite mentioned by James Hutton


Name: CodeCheck App (Software Application)
Description: An application that allows some smartphone users to scan products for assessed ingredients.


Name: Yaşar Kemal (Author)
Description: Turkish author


Name: Men (Gender)
Description: 3% of women chose it as their favorite color compared to less than 1% of men


Name: Hundred Years' War (Historical Event)
Description: A series of conflicts waged from 1337 to 1453 by England and France for control of the French territories in France


Name: 1367 (Year)
Description: The year when the League was founded


Name: Valais (Canton)
Description: A canton in Switzerland


Name: amphibolite to granulite facies mineral assemblages such as aluminosilicates, cordierite, and orthopyroxenes (geological feature)
Description: The presence of amphibolite to granulite facies mineral assemblages such as aluminosilicates, cordierite, and orthopyroxenes in the zone nearest to the arc.


Name: Textile and Paper Materials Production (Industrial Application)
Description: The use of compounds to produce various types of textile and paper materials


Name: Transgressions against Sangha vinaya rules (action)
Description: Actions that violate the rules specific to the Sangha


Name: Naturals (Diamond remnant)
Description: Triangular, rectangular, or square pits found on the girdle of a diamond.


Name: 1,496 individual schools (Number of schools)
Description: The total number of schools providing education in Alabama


Name: Green Spaces (Geographical Area)
Description: Gardens or parks designated as green spaces in many cities


Name: Oil painting techniques (Art movement)
Description: The period during which oil painting techniques almost completely replaced tempera paints in Europe.


Name: yes (boolean)
Description: Indicates that Aluminium Trihalides are used for various industrial applications


Name: c. 494 A.D. (date)
Description: the traditional Xianbei attire was no longer commonly worn by the Xianbei people after c. 494 A.D.


Name: Kabul (City)
Description: The capital and largest city of Afghanistan


Name: Gem (Object)
Description: Item to which chiastolite was used as.


Name: Business Suit (clothing)
Description: Clothing item representing seriousness and position in business and society during the 19th century


Name: World War II (War)
Description: A significant factor in the change of military standards and specifications


Name: The tradition of gender segregation on Mount Ōmine (Tradition)
Description: The historical practice of gender segregation on the mountain


Name: life aspects of a being (Concept)
Description: The aspects of a being's life that are influenced by the law of karma in past and current births.


Name: Russia (Country)
Description: A transcontinental country located in Eastern Europe and North Asia


Name: Dalarna County (county)
Description: A county in Sweden


Name: English translation of Côte d'Ivoire (Translation)
Description: Translation of the name Côte d'Ivoire in English


Name: east Polynesian Culture (Culture)
Description: The tropical culture found in East Polynesia


Name: Allied Forces (Military Group)
Description: During World War II, through local resistance and sabotage efforts


Name: Boris Trajkovski Sports Center (Sports Venue)
Description: The venue where the North Macedonia national basketball team plays its home games.


Name: Asthmatics (People Group)
Description: Asthmatics from all over the world due to its fresh air


Name: Emperor Gaozu (Emperor)
Description: The first emperor of the Sui dynasty in China


Name: sp3 hybridized orbitals (orbital)
Description: The type of orbital used in the bonding between carbon atoms in diamond


Name: Military tactics (knowledge)
Description: Strategies and techniques used in warfare


Name: Chemical compaction (geological process)
Description: A geological process that reduces the porosity of limestone through dissolution and redeposition


Name: mainland Greece (Geographical area)
Description: Geographical location in Greece


Name: Lago di Tesero (Lake)
Description: a lake in Trentino-Alto Adige/Südtirol


Name: Native American Mythology (Fox) (Mythology)
Description: Mythological tradition of Native Americans


Name: NATO (International Organization)
Description: The North Atlantic Treaty Organization


Name: Mycenaean Greece (Historical Period)
Description: A period in ancient Greek history characterized by the decline and fall of the Mycenaean palatial states


Name: 136Ce, 138Ce, 142Ce (Isotope)
Description: The three isotopes of Cerium that are theoretically expected to undergo decay


Name: 3.594 g/cm3 (Measurement)
Description: The specific mass of Barium


Name: Timber Frame Structures (Engineering Structure)
Description: A traditional method of constructing buildings using square-hewn timbers


Name: Mycenaean armies (military organization)
Description: The military forces of the Mycenaean civilization.


Name: Cerritos Millennium Library (Public library)
Description: A public library in California, USA


Name: Pied peafowl (Color variation in Peafowl)
Description: Peafowl affected by partial leucism, having patches absent of all color


Name: Józef Wierusz-Kowalski (Person)
Description: Polish physicist


Name: Press aimed at the gay community (Classification of Press)
Description: Press that caters to the gay community and uses pink color


Name: Mostly mammals (Classification)
Description: A taxonomic group consisting of all mammals except monotremes


Name: 33 BC (Time Period)
Description: A year before the birth of Christ


Name: Propylitic alteration by hydrothermal systems (Geological Process)
Description: A process where chlorite is one of the minerals produced in a 'green rock' environment.


Name: Hair Color (Physical Trait)
Description: The color of a person's hair.


Name: several tall buildings (Building)
Description: Buildings that have been among the tallest in the world.


Name: Almandine Garnet (Material)
Description: The top portion of the glass doublet, made of almandine garnet


Name: many Berbers (ethnic_group)
Description: A group of indigenous peoples in North Africa


Name: System of rationing food (Social Policy)
Description: A policy to distribute food resources equally among citizens


Name: political structure (Politics)
Description: The system of government and political organization of a country or region


Name: Zinc ions (Ion)
Description: A positively charged ion


Name: Pashtuns (Ethnic Group)
Description: An ethnic group primarily living in Afghanistan and Pakistan


Name: Chocolate (Food)
Description: Substance capable of forming six different types of crystals


Name: United States market (Market)
Description: A market located in the United States


Name: UK (Country)
Description: The United Kingdom


Name: Diffusion (Process)
Description: The process that gives the semiconducting material its desired semiconducting properties.


Name: Wires and cables (Man-made object)
Description: A set of thin, flexible electrical conductors used to transmit electric current


Name: slaves and foreigners (Group of People)
Description: Unlike lictores who punished Romans


Name: over 41 million people (Quantity)
Description: Approximate number of people living in Ukraine before the 2022 Russian invasion


Name: China (country)
Description: People's Republic of China


Name: Yitsḥaq bar Ḥanina (person)
Description: Person whose name is engraved on a seal found in South Arabia


Name: Finland (Country)
Description: A Nordic country located in Northern Europe and Northeastern Scandinavia


Name: new Statute of Autonomy for Andalusia (Legislation)
Description: The fact that the new statute recognized Andalusia as a 'national reality'


Name: Scientists (Profession)
Description: Scientists involved in the construction of the prototype facility


Name: Research and development (R&D) (Process)
Description: The systematic process of using resources, including financial resources, to increase the amount of knowledge, understand how technology works, and use this knowledge to develop new products or services


Name: Many Ivorians (People group)
Description: A large number of Ivory Coast's inhabitants who saw the tax in this way


Name: Light at 593.5 nm (yellow) (Wavelength)
Description: The wavelength that corresponds to the yellow color in this context


Name: Xenophon (Person)
Description: Ancient Greek historian, philosopher and soldier who advocated the killing of foxes as pests


Name: Component material (Material)
Description: The metal(s) used to make the coin, such as copper, nickel, silver, or gold


Name: The British Museum collection (Institution)
Description: Collection where the earliest bishop's seals of William de St-Calais and St. Anselm are preserved


Name: Peloponnesian War (Ancient Greek War)
Description: A war between Athens and Sparta, lasting from 431 to 404 BC


Name: scientific and technical innovation (innovation)
Description: Scientific and technological advancements in Andalusia


Name: Qing Dynasty (Dynasty)
Description: The last imperial dynasty of China that lasted from 1644 until 1912


Name: Red giants or interstellar dust and gas clouds (AstrophysicalObject)
Description: Large stars in the red giant phase, or cosmic dust and gas


Name: Manufacturers (Organization)
Description: The manufacturers who produce the Black Hills Gold


Name: Biosphere (Environmental Science)
Description: The zone of the Earth and the atmosphere influenced by life.


Name: Birds, reptiles, amphibians, and bony fish (Class of animals)
Description: A group of vertebrates that have four types of cones responsible for color vision


Name: Wet chemical deposition (Subprocess of Silvering)
Description: A method used for applying a coating onto a surface through the use of chemicals.


Name: Amazon River (River)
Description: Historical context of the Amazon River and Fortaleza de Sao Joao Baptista


Name: Existing window material (Material)
Description: Any other materials used for transmitting infrared and microwave radiation


Name: MINURSO (Organization)
Description: United Nations mission tasked with organising a referendum on Western Sahara's future


Name: Saxons, Angles, Jutes, and Frisii (Ethnic group)
Description: Germanic tribes that settled the coast of northern Netherlands during the Migration Period.


Name: George Rowney (Manufacturer)
Description: A manufacturer who introduced artists' acrylic paints in Europe


Name: KTV businesses (Commercial establishment)
Description: Establishments offering KTV services, often partnering with restaurants and buffets


Name: Adult red foxes (Age Group)
Description: Adult red foxes have a weight range from 2.2–14 kg (4.9–30.9 lb), with vixens typically weighing 15–20% less than males.


Name: North America (Continent)
Description: A continent in the Northern Hemisphere


Name: Various Languages (Language)
Description: Different human languages used worldwide


Name: Western Asia (Geographical Location)
Description: Region where the Natufian culture is located


Name: Garmisch-Partenkirchen, Germany (Location)
Description: A town in Bavaria, host of the 1936 Winter Olympics.


Name: late Zhou period (1050–256 B.C.) (time period)
Description: Occurred during the late Zhou period (1050–256 B.C.).


Name: Euro (Currency)
Description: The official currency of the European Union


Name: Production of Aluminium (Industry)
Description: The industry where cryolite is used in the production


Name: Czechoslovak Identity (Identity)
Description: Attempts to create a single Czechoslovak identity in the 20th century.


Name: Tang dynasty (618–907) (Historical Dynasty)
Description: Dynasty in Chinese history


Name: Egypt (Country)
Description: A transcontinental country in North Africa and Northeastern Africa, the Sinai Peninsula, and Southwest Asia.


Name: Botswana, Sierra Leone (Country)
Description: Countries with extensive diamond resources but in different formations


Name: Travel (Activity)
Description: Relates to movement of people from one location to another


Name: Former U.S. President Donald Trump (Person)
Description: 45th President of the United States


Name: Weak van der Waals forces (Physical force)
Description: A type of intermolecular force that is present between large molecules


Name: Government (executive branch)
Description: The body that exercises executive power


Name: Fox Hunting (Activity)
Description: Sport for which European foxhounds are used


Name: [Ar] 4s1 (PhysicalQuantity)
Description: Potassium has an electron configuration of [Ar] 4s1.


Name: Infinity (Mathematical Concept)
Description: The concept of something being infinite or unbounded


Name: Larger nanodiamonds (Nanoparticle)
Description: Nanoparticles of larger size


Name: Tropical Coastal Climate (Climate)
Description: Characterized by heavy rainfall and high temperatures.


Name: Nd:Ce:YAG (Active Laser Medium Material)
Description: An active laser medium material very similar to Nd:YAG.


Name: tree species diversity (Biodiversity)
Description: The variety of tree species in New England


Name: Microscopic examination (Technique)
Description: Examination of small details with a microscope


Name: Gislebertus (Person)
Description: 12th-century sculptor, architect and goldsmith


Name: Islamic Art (Art Form)
Description: Art form where these calligraphic styles are found


Name: Western Europe (Geographical Area)
Description: A geographical area that continued to use purple as imperial color and symbol of status during early Christian era


Name: Cherokee (Historical_tribe)
Description: An Iroquoian language people living in present-day Alabama


Name: Secondary mineralization (Geological process)
Description: The process of minerals replacing other minerals in existing rocks, such as limestone.


Name: Not specified (total population not provided) (Population)
Description: The total number of people living in the country


Name: Kingdom of Bavaria (PoliticalEntity)
Description: A historical German kingdom that existed from 1806 to 1918.


Name: Digestive Function of Sea Urchin Digestive Organs (Behavioral Trait)
Description: The function that the digestive organs play in allowing a sea urchin to obtain energy and essential nutrients from its food.


Name: This class (Classification)
Description: Iron-centered organometallic species used as catalysts


Name: Fraud Charge (Legal Action)
Description: A criminal accusation alleging deceit, trickery or breach of trust for financial gain.


Name: Ottomans (ethnicity)
Description: The Ottoman Turks are a group of Turks who were the historical subjects of the Ottoman Empire


Name: Saint Teresa of Avila (Person)
Description: A Doctor of the Church known for her visions and writings about holy water


Name: Sports and Entertainment Center (Category)
Description: A city that is home to numerous professional sports teams, world-class performance venues, and iconic events.


Name: 3,600 troops (Number of personnel)
Description: The number of German troops stationed abroad for peacekeeping missions


Name: StainlessSteels (Material)
Description: A family of corrosion-resistant steels containing a minimum of 10.5% chromium


Name: Commerce (Activity)
Description: Exchange of goods and services between individuals, groups or countries


Name: Dyckman House (Building)
Description: The oldest farmhouse in Manhattan, located in Inwood, Manhattan


Name: Trieste (Place)
Description: A port city in Italy


Name: Czechs, Slovaks, Poles, Serbs, Croats, and Slovenes (ethnic group)
Description: set up organizations in the Allied countries during World War I


Name: U.S. Federal Trade Commission (FTC) (Regulatory Body)
Description: The U.S. Federal Trade Commission sets strict regulations for the labeling of synthetic stones.


Name: Caribbean Netherlands (Territories)
Description: A group of territories within the Kingdom of the Netherlands in the Caribbean region


Name: daily cycling trips (Transportation Method)
Description: Number of daily bicycle trips


Name: 949,113 residents (Population)
Description: The number of people living in the region.


Name: Point Defects (in bulk nanoparticles) (Physical characteristic in materials)
Description: A deviation from the regular arrangement of atoms, ions or molecules in a crystalline lattice


Name: Ancient_Mesopotamia (Location)
Description: Yet another early mention of rings


Name: The United States of America and The World (Place)
Description: Countries where NYC holds its ranking


Name: Technology (Sector)
Description: Economic sector focused on development and application of technology.


Name: Karlovo Valley (Geographical Feature)
Description: A valley in central Bulgaria where the Dabene Treasure was found and a major crafts centre during the 3rd millennium BC


Name: North America (Geographical Location)
Description: North American red foxes are generally found in North America.


Name: These meteorites originated from a collision between Jupiter and Mars (Origination of the meteorite)
Description: A hypothesis about where these fossil meteorites originated.


Name: Heishe (Beads)
Description: Beads made of shells or stones by the Kewa Pueblo people


Name: Latin language (Language)
Description: The word 'torc' comes from Latin torquis (or torques), reflecting the twisted shape of many torcs.


Name: Black (Color)
Description: One of the primary colors


Name: Microscopic crystals of graphite (allotrope_of_carbon)
Description: A form of carbon with a layered structure found in amorphous carbon


Name: Toll-like receptor genes (Immune System Gene)
Description: At least 222 Toll-like receptor genes


Name: gas (physical state)
Description: A state of matter


Name: Mahāsāṃghikas (Group)
Description: A group that rejected the changes proposed by the Sthaviras


Name: Treatment of Large Numbers of Particles (Process)
Description: The analysis and simulation of many particles at once


Name: Primary School in Cresciano (Primary School)
Description: The primary schools in the municipality of Cresciano.


Name: Po Valley with the eastern Alps (Region)
Description: One of the three Etruscan confederacies.


Name: Drammen (City)
Description: A city in Norway


Name: Ideal Pink Diamonds (Gemstone Quality)
Description: Pink diamonds which exhibit pure pink color.


Name: Local officials (Officials)
Description: The same group of local officials as the head


Name: Hand engraving (Art or Craft)
Description: Has a rich and long heritage in these countries.


Name: Johann Glauber (Person)
Description: 17th-century chemist who also discovered the conversion of manganese dioxide to permanganate


Name: Olive drab (Color)
Description: Drab is the older color name, from which olive drab took its name.


Name: South Tyrolean Independence Movement (Political Group)
Description: A group advocating for the independence of South Tyrol


Name: Corals (organisms)
Description: Cnidarians (animals related to jellyfish and anemones) that secrete a hard carbonate shell


Name: Dietary Reference Values (Health Concept)
Description: A set of values defined by EFSA to determine the appropriate intake of nutrients for various age groups and stages


Name: Holes (Particle)
Description: Positively charged particles that are present in semiconductors.


Name: Hornfels and quartzite (Geological Formation)
Description: Rock formations resulting from the metamorphism of certain sedimentary rocks


Name: Chefchaouen (City)
Description: A city in Morocco


Name: emigration of peasants (Historical Event)
Description: The mass movement of peasants out of Ukraine due to poverty


Name: Tunis (City)
Description: A city in Tunisia


Name: Hungary (Country)
Description: Country in Eastern Europe


Name: Conventional optical microscopy (Microscopy method)
Description: Conventional optical microscopy is not effective due to the size of nanoparticles


Name: South and Southeast Asian countries (Location)
Description: Region in Asia


Name: Building material (Product)
Description: A material used in the construction or repair of buildings


Name: East front pediment of the Parthenon (Pediment)
Description: One of the two pediments on the portals of the Parthenon


Name: Japanese community (demographic)
Description: The Japanese community living in specific cities of Westchester County.


Name: Earth's Crustal Rock (Geological Formation)
Description: The outer solid layer of the Earth, composed primarily of silicate rocks and other minerals.


Name: 2009 Presidential Elections (Election)
Description: Presidential election held in Algeria


Name: Young Ungulates (Mammal)
Description: Young species of ungulate hunted by red foxes


Name: U.S. Department of Agriculture and the Soil Science Society of America (Governmental Agencies)
Description: Define gravel as particles from 2 to 80mm in size


Name: High-level tests (Fraud detection method)
Description: Preliminary tests to identify anomalies.


Name: India (Country)
Description: The place where the Mathura sculptures were created


Name: Diamond synthesis agreement (Agreement)
Description: An agreement to further develop diamond synthesis


Name: Supreme Court of Missouri (Court)
Description: The highest court in the judicial system of the U.S. state of Missouri


Name: Mobile Bay Magazine (magazine)
Description: A monthly magazine that covers Mobile Bay, Alabama.


Name: Jewellers in Mesopotamia (Profession)
Description: People who crafted and designed jewellery in Mesopotamia


Name: Fossil (Product)
Description: Remains or impressions of organisms preserved in petrified form in the earth's crust


Name: William I of the Netherlands (person)
Description: King of the Netherlands from 1815 to 1840


Name: Crushed Marble Production (U.S.) (Production)
Description: The amount of crushed marble produced in the U.S.


Name: Japanese folklore (Mythology)
Description: Traditional stories told by the Japanese people


Name: Sphere (Geometric figure)
Description: A three-dimensional closed surface embedded in Euclidean space


Name: a universal package for everyone over 18 (Healthcare Package)
Description: The universal healthcare package offered by insurers in the Netherlands for individuals over 18


Name: ERATO Project (Scientific Project)
Description: Japanese project where fundamental studies with nanoparticles were conducted


Name: Glass (Material)
Description: A hard, brittle material often used in windows and glassware.


Name: Etruscan statues (Etruscan artifact)
Description: Statues sent to Rome after Etruscan conquest


Name: The European Union (EU) and Germany (International organizations)
Description: Germany's role in the European Union, including its leadership and influence


Name: Literary Sources (Methodology)
Description: One method of passing down Japanese myths


Name: Tool geometry (Technical term)
Description: The design and arrangement of parts in a tool, particularly important for hand engraving


Name: FARC (Military group)
Description: A rebel group active in Colombia


Name: Netherlands (Country)
Description: The country where football is the most popular team sport


Name: Combination of Red and Blue (Perception)
Description: Perceived as a combination, in various proportions, of two primary colors, red and blue


Name: Iron Glycinate Supplements (Health Supplement)
Description: Iron supplement form bound with glycine


Name: Juan de Castellanos (Person)
Description: Spanish colonial writer from Colombia


Name: Global Market for Ceramic Tableware (Economic Value)
Description: The global market value of ceramic tableware in 2020


Name: Czech Republic (country)
Description: Eastern European country


Name: Water or other substances (Chemical Substances)
Description: Substances with which calcium metal can react.


Name: Brazilian Agate (Mineral Formation)
Description: A type of agate found in Brazil as sizable geodes of layered nodules


Name: Chiqui Carabante (film director)
Description: A film director from Andalusia known for Carlos Against the World.


Name: Pure diamond (Subtype of Diamond)
Description: Diamond without impurities


Name: Sopraceneri (Geographical region)
Description: The northern region of Ticino.


Name: Origin and Classification of Chemical Sediments in Terms of pH and Oxidation-Reduction Potentials. (Publication)
Description: -


Name: 20% by mass of carbon (Physical properties)
Description: Approximate percentage of carbon in Ceres' near-surface


Name: Otus and Ephialtes (Mythological_figure)
Description: Giant brothers in Greek mythology


Name: filmmakers (Profession)
Description: Individuals who work in the field of filmmaking


Name: Goldsmiths (Occupation)
Description: Artisans who work in gold or silver and create decorative objects


Name: Corundum (Chemical compound)
Description: The mineral that both ruby and sapphire are composed of


Name: 2.8 million new Belgians (Number)
Description: The estimated number of new Belgians who are foreigners or their descendants.


Name: late twentieth century western subcultures (subculture)
Description: Subcultures that incorporated various body modification and decorative practices


Name: almost total stop to religious sculpture in much of Northern Europe (historical phenomenon)
Description: A period characterized by a significant decrease in the production of religious sculptures


Name: report (Document)
Description: The report convinced investors to back George Bissell's seminal search for oil.


Name: Avatars of Vishnu (Set of Avatars)
Description: The specific forms taken by the deity Vishnu


Name: Lincoln Memorial (Monument)
Description: A national monument built to honor the 16th President of the United States, Abraham Lincoln.


Name: light-emitting diodes (LEDs) (Electronic Component)
Description: A semiconductor device that emits light when current flows through it


Name: Short Intervals (Interval)
Description: Breaks between lessons provided in the Gymnasium system


Name: Dual Modality PET and Fluorescent Imaging (Medical Procedure Result)
Description: Imaging of genome-modified cells in mice


Name: In the past for various cancer types (Event/Occurrence)
Description: Phase I clinical trials have been conducted in the past for various cancer types


Name: Sky blue (Color)
Description: The term is used to refer to this color in Spanish, Portuguese and Italian.


Name: Pogroms (Historical Event)
Description: A violent riot against a powerless group, often targeting ethnic or religious minorities


Name: 2020 (year)
Description: The year when Schiphol Airport processed 1.44 million tonnes of cargo.


Name: Sierra Leone Civil War (Conflict)
Description: A civil war that started in 1991 and ended in 2002 in Sierra Leone


Name: Pilgrimage cave-complexes and as outside rock reliefs (locations)
Description: Locations where these sculptures were predominantly made


Name: 83,000 personnel (Quantity)
Description: The number of combatant personnel Norway can mobilize


Name: Christianity (Religion)
Description: Monotheistic religion based on the life and teachings of Jesus Christ


Name: Dutch or West Germanic speakers (People)
Description: The people English language initially referred to.


Name: Genoese fleet (Military Entity)
Description: A fleet sent to invade Chios


Name: Working Groups (Group)
Description: Groups to be formed for the Project Jadar


Name: Automotive sector (Sector)
Description: Significant sector in 2018


Name: Secrets (Information)
Description: Kept information not meant to be shared


Name: Monte San Giorgio (World_Heritage_Site)
Description: A hill in southern Ticino, Switzerland


Name: Byzantine Empire (Historical Entity)
Description: An empire that ruled much of Eastern Europe, the Caucasus, and parts of Western Asia


Name: Plastic (Product)
Description: A synthetic material made from polymers, typically used for manufacturing goods


Name: Second quarter of the 19th century (time_period)
Description: was rechristened a ferronnière at the time of its revival in the second quarter of the nineteenth century


Name: Equatorial Climate (Climate)
Description: Characterizes much of northern Brazil


Name: greater recognition, rights, and self-determination (Action)
Description: The act of demanding increased acknowledgment, autonomy, and control over their own affairs


Name: Americas (Geographical Area)
Description: Continents in the Americas


Name: many natural satellites, asteroids, and meteoroids (Celestial objects)
Description: Other celestial bodies composed of rock


Name: shenyi (Attire)
Description: The scholar gown, reinterpreted and reinvented by Neo-Confucian philosophers


Name: Raw Wood (Natural Resource)
Description: Unprocessed wood such as logs and trunks


Name: Liquid Water Reservoirs and Aquifers (Geological Feature)
Description: Subterranean reservoirs of liquid water beneath the surface of Ceres


Name: Harm by Lightning or Witchcraft (Phenomenon)
Description: Damage caused by lightning or witchcraft.


Name: Bultfonteinite specimen (1903 or 1904) (mineral specimen)
Description: The first discovered specimen of Bultfonteinite.


Name: Overfishing and industrial farming practices (Criticism)
Description: Overfishing and industrial farming practices


Name: CPD-tipped tools (Tool)
Description: Tools tipped with polycrystalline diamond


Name: Brittle fracture (Failure mode)
Description: Usually, attempting to deform bulk diamond crystal by tension or bending results in brittle fracture


Name: Jade burial suits (funerary artifact)
Description: Burial suits intended to preserve the body from decay in the Han dynasty


Name: participated in the Crusades (Political Entity)
Description: Involvement in the Crusades


Name: Canon Inc. (Company)
Description: Japanese multinational corporation specializing in the manufacturing of imaging and optical products.


Name: Siderite ore lenses (Geological Feature)
Description: Small deposits of siderite that follow steeply dipping bedding planes


Name: Romulus and Remus (Mythological figures)
Description: Legendary twin brothers, traditionally considered the founders of Rome


Name: Brilliance (quality of diamond cut)
Description: Quality that refers to the sparkle and fire of a diamond


Name: xyloid lignite and compact lignite (Lignite Types)
Description: Two types of lignite: xyloid lignite or fossil wood, and compact lignite or perfect lignite.


Name: Professor Manolis Korres (Person)
Description: The chief Acropolis restoration architect


Name: Mezzotint Plate (Artwork)
Description: Rub fine metal filings over the surface of a mezzotint plate


Name: Officers (Group)
Description: Group of officers who pursued Napoleon into Western Europe


Name: Magnetism (Property)
Description: A conspicuous property of a few minerals


Name: Greek words χρυσός chrysos and βήρυλλος beryllos (Language elements)
Description: Meaning 'a gold-white spar'


Name: Netherlands (Country)
Description: a country in North-West Europe


Name: Democratic Republic of Congo (Country)
Description: A significant producer of diamonds


Name: East Midlands Combined Authority (Governmental body)
Description: A combined authority in the East Midlands, England


Name: Private channels (Classification of Television Channels)
Description: Privately owned TV networks in Colombia


Name: Greece (Country)
Description: A country located in Southeast Europe.


Name: Seal (Object)
Description: A seal used to authenticate documents with legal import.


Name: Oslo Freedom Forum conference (Conference)
Description: A human rights forum held annually in Oslo, Norway


Name: zircon (Mineral)
Description: The most notable natural simulant of diamond


Name: Claude Monet (Person)
Description: French painter who painted Impression, Sunrise


Name: Children (Demographic Group)
Description: Individuals under 18 years old


Name: the nation's car culture (Cultural Movement)
Description: The cultural movement associated with cars


Name: Mayor and city council (Position)
Description: The executive and legislative bodies of municipalities


Name: Meknes (City)
Description: A city in Morocco


Name: First multi-anvil press design (Press Design)
Description: A historical press design that used four anvils to converge upon a tetrahedron-shaped volume


Name: Rustamid imamate (dynasty)
Description: A dynasty of Ibadi imams that ruled most of the central Maghreb from 761 to 909.


Name: Actinolite (specific interest) (Mineral)
Description: His specific area of interest which he tried to create artificially


Name: The base of the overriding continental plate (Geographical feature)
Description: The location where arc magmas are deposited


Name: Eurocentrism (Ideology)
Description: The belief that European culture and ideas are superior to other cultures.


Name: Andalusian wines (beverage)
Description: Wines produced in Andalusia, including sherry and others


Name: Same-sex marriage (Marriage)
Description: The union of two people, typically recognized by law


Name: Fluorite (mineral)
Description: A crystalline material with special optical properties


Name: Tree of Life (Biological Concept)
Description: A proposed hierarchical classification of all living and extinct organisms, showing their evolutionary relationships


Name: Renal corpuscle (Anatomical structure)
Description: The site where filtration takes place.


Name: New England (Region)
Description: A region in the northeastern United States


Name: Berber artistic production and social roles of Berber women (Cultural Tradition)
Description: In the contemporary world


Name: Anyone knowledgeable in precious stones (Role)
Description: Someone with expertise or familiarity with precious stones.


Name: Inferior Cut Diamond (Gemstone Cut)
Description: A diamond with an inferior cut can produce a stone that appears dark at the center


Name: Pharmaceutical Companies (Organization)
Description: Companies that produce and sell pharmaceuticals


Name: Actual Infinity (Mathematical Concept)
Description: The concept of infinity that exists as a concrete object or value, rather than a limiting process.


Name: Scientific Community (SocialIssue)
Description: The group of professionals dedicated to advancing scientific knowledge


Name: High-K Dielectrics in semiconductor devices (Material)
Description: A class of dielectric materials used in semiconductors


Name: Germany (Country)
Description: Location where the industry is situated


Name: Physical Fitness (Activity)
Description: The act of maintaining a good physical condition, including morning exercises such as qigong and tai chi.


Name: Oases (Natural Feature)
Description: Areas in a desert where water is found near the surface, often providing life to vegetation


Name: Asia (location)
Description: A geographical region located primarily in the Eastern and Northern Hemispheres.


Name: Disagreement over amount and deal (Event)
Description: Tunisia's disagreement with the EU commission over the amount of aid and a previous deal


Name: China (location)
Description: A country in East Asia


Name: Medieval villages and 11th-century monastery of Nea Moni (Attraction)
Description: Tourist attractions on the island


Name: Residents (People)
Description: Human inhabitants of cities where Urban Red Foxes are present


Name: North Africa (Region)
Description: A region in North Africa


Name: help make up for low village income (economic reason)
Description: -


Name: Chinese Dragons (mythical_creature)
Description: mythical creatures in Chinese culture


Name: Basque-style cod, albacore or anchovy (Food)
Description: Known ocean seafood.


Name: a specific gravity of approximately 2.69 (Property)
Description: Phenakite has a specific gravity of approximately 2.69


Name: TNT/RDX explosive mixture (Chemical Compound)
Description: An oxygen-deficient explosive mixture that synthesizes detonation nanodiamond when detonated


Name: Fulgurite (Mineraloid)
Description: Natural tubes or masses of sintered, vitrified, or fused soil, sand, rock, organic debris and other sediments that sometimes form when lightning discharges into ground


Name: perpetual secretary of the Lisbon Academy of Sciences (JobPosition)
Description: -


Name: Quartzite (Sedimentary rock subtype)
Description: Rock composed almost entirely of quartz


Name: Aurès (Geographical Location)
Description: Tazoughert Fatma was from the Aurês.


Name: Marble (Rock)
Description: A rock resulting from metamorphism of sedimentary carbonate rocks


Name: Mining of rock (industry)
Description: mining for its metal content has been one of the most important factors of human advancement


Name: Austrian Empire (PoliticalEntity)
Description: in the Second Italian War of Independence of 1859


Name: Global E-waste Monitor 2017 (Study)
Description: A report on electronic waste generation worldwide in 2017


Name: 21st century (Time period)
Description: The current century, starting on January 1, 2001


Name: Pangu (concept/deity)
Description: A primordial deity in Chinese mythology, considered the creator of the universe


Name: Flanders (region) (Geographical Area)
Description: One of the three Regions of Belgium, located in the north and dominated by the Dutch-speaking population


Name: Spain (Country)
Description: A country located in southwestern Europe and north Africa


Name: Democratic Republic of the Congo (Country)
Description: A country in Central Africa


Name: [unified upper secondary schools (Γενικό Λύκειο, Genikό Lykeiό) and technical–vocational educational schools (Τεχνικά και Επαγγελματικά Εκπαιδευτήρια, 'TEE')] (Educational Institution)
Description: The post-compulsory secondary educational institutions in Greece.


Name: Second Biggest Amphitheater in the Roman Empire (Architectural Structure)
Description: A significant amphitheater built in El Djem


Name: Engravings (Artwork)
Description: Prints created by cutting a design into a metal plate


Name: Toxic components (Substance)
Description: The harmful substances produced during the burning of joss paper.


Name: Hyponymy (semantic relation)
Description: A semantic relation that shows the relationship between a generic term (hypernym) and a specific instance of it (hyponym).


Name: Microscopic calcareous or silicious spicules (Skeletal structure)
Description: Tiny, microscopic structures that make up the skeleton of sponges, either made of calcareous or siliceous material.


Name: Kimberley (region)
Description: Sandstone cliffs and gorges region at the north-west corner of Australia


Name: Russia and the Soviet Union (country)
Description: experienced a succession of wars, famines and other disasters in the first half of the 20th century


Name: Netherlands (Country)
Description: Low-lying country in Western Europe


Name: French exam (Exam)
Description: Exam that Italian native speakers must pass to teach in Aosta Valley


Name: heaven (Concept)
Description: Symbol of heaven


Name: Felixstowe Ferry Sailing Club (Sailing club)
Description: A sailing club located in Felixstowe Ferry, UK


Name: Saxon Granulites (Geological Rocks)
Description: -


Name: Verd antique from Larissa (Material)
Description: A type of green marble used in ancient architecture


Name: New Zealand (Country)
Description: The country where the railways are located


Name: Netherlands (Country)
Description: A country located in Northwestern Europe


Name: baguette cut (Diamond shape)
Description: Rectangular diamond shape, French for rod or loaf of bread


Name: The color of power, dignity, humility and temperance (attribute)
Description: How European rulers perceived black


Name: Ooids, Peloids, Limeclasts (Carbonate Grains)
Description: Different types of carbonate grains composing limestones


Name: Capes (Artifacts)
Description: Fur garments made from silver fox pelts.


Name: gems trading (economic_activity)
Description: Buying, selling, or exchanging precious gemstones


Name: Netherlands (Country)
Description: One of the countries that comprise the Low Countries


Name: 1118 Spruce Street, Philadelphia (Location)
Description: Address where they lived.


Name: Minerals with a less ordered structure (Physical property)
Description: Minerals that have a less ordered structure compared to other minerals


Name: Executive Yuan (Cabinet)
Description: The executive branch responsible for policy and administration in Taiwan


Name: Japan-Australia Economic Partnership Agreement (JAEPA) (Free trade agreement)
Description: An existing free trade agreement between Australia and Japan. The agreement aims to further deepen economic integration between the two countries.


Name: population (demographic_event)
Description: A decrease in population size


Name: China (country)
Description: a country located in East Asia


Name: B'sara (Dish)
Description: The dish B'sara


Name: Arabic language (Language)
Description: Official language of many Muslim countries, especially in the Middle East


Name: Type Ia supernovae (Astronomical Event)
Description: Produced by electron capture in the r-process in type Ia supernovae.


Name: Permissible Exposure Limit (for limestone exposure) (Limit)
Description: The maximum concentration of a substance in the air to which workers can be exposed without adverse health effects


Name: Brooklyn Bridge (bridge)
Description: An icon of New York City itself


Name: [12C, 13C, 14C] (Isotope)
Description: The three isotopes of Carbon


Name: Non destructive testing (Testing method)
Description: A method of evaluating materials without causing damage to the item being tested


Name: Serbs (Historical Group)
Description: A South Slavic people, living mainly in southeastern Europe


Name: Kingdom of Mauretania (Ancient Kingdom)
Description: An ancient Berber kingdom located in Morocco


Name: Granada (Spain) (city)
Description: A city that was a center for innovative ceramics from 1492 to the late 16th century.


Name: Medieval Buildings (Architectural Structure)
Description: Structures built during the Middle Ages


Name: Paganism (Religion)
Description: Religion outlawed by Theodosius I in 391–392


Name: Conflict Minerals (Resources)
Description: Tungsten, tin, cassiterite, coltan and gold


Name: Metallic Sodium (Chemical Element)
Description: Produced from metallic sodium, one of its main applications


Name: Viet Minh (Military organization)
Description: The communist anti-colonial movement in Vietnam during World War II


Name: pest (Perceived negative classification)
Description: A pest is an organism that is considered to cause detrimental effects on crops, livestock, or human infrastructure.


Name: 1966–1970 and 1970-1983 (Time Period)
Description: The periods of single-party government in Austria


Name: the Mycenaean administration (administration)
Description: The administration of the regional trade empire during the Bronze Age.


Name: Reaction between oxygen and carbon dioxide (Chemical reaction)
Description: The reaction that occurs within the solid oxide membrane technology.


Name: Louvre Museum (Museum)
Description: The most visited art museum in the world, located in Paris.


Name: West coast of the United States, Greece, Turkey, Japan, New Zealand, New Caledonia (Geographical location)
Description: Places where well-exposed Blueschists occur


Name: Crete (Location)
Description: A geographical region in Southern Europe


Name: Locomotion and Feeding Function (Behavioral Trait)
Description: The dual purpose of the tube foot in a sea urchin's movement and eating.


Name: Soft magnet (Object)
Description: An object that loses its magnetism more quickly when the external magnetic field is removed.


Name: Ipswich (Town)
Description: A town in Suffolk, England


Name: Daxiushan (Clothing)
Description: A type of clothing worn by women in China


Name: Algeria (Country)
Description: The country where these villages and town are located.


Name: Ukrainian Language (Language)
Description: -


Name: Fraud offences (Crime)
Description: Type of crime involving deception to secure unfair or unlawful gain


Name: Black robes (artifact)
Description: Robes that signified the importance and seriousness of their positions


Name: Monotheistic Sects like Shaivism and Vaishnavism Developed (Religion)
Description: Through the Bhakti movement


Name: Prussia (PoliticalEntity)
Description: during the Austro-Prussian War


Name: Silicon Wafer (Material)
Description: The main component of a semiconductor device.


Name: Norway (1040s-1130) (Time Period)
Description: A period of peace in the history of Norway.


Name: Portland cement (Product)
Description: The most common type of hydraulic cement used in construction, named after Portland, England


Name: pearl oyster (Species)
Description: A type of nacreous pearl bivalve that lives in the sea


Name: Oxides of Uranium (Chemical Compound)
Description: Different compounds of uranium and oxygen


Name: Ministry of the Environment (Government Agency)
Description: Israeli government agency responsible for environmental protection


Name: Activities and experiences in Greece (Attraction)
Description: Endless opportunities for exploration and enjoyment


Name: King Mithridates VI of Pontus (person)
Description: King of Pontus (120 BC – 63 BC)


Name: Theophilus Presbyter (Person)
Description: A medieval guide to gem-carving techniques that has survived.


Name: Halogen Exchange Reactions and Electrochemical Fluorination (Chemical Processes)
Description: Industrial fluorocarbon production is primarily achieved through halogen exchange reactions and electrochemical fluorination.


Name: For making BNCT treatment widely available to patients in need (Characteristic)
Description: Regulatory approval is crucial for making Boron Neutron Capture Therapy (BNCT) treatment widely available to patients in need


Name: Secrets (Information)
Description: Information that is kept hidden to protect it from unauthorized access or disclosure.


Name: Raetians (Rhaeti) (People)
Description: The original settlers of the deep Alpine valleys of Grisons


Name: Morocco (Country)
Description: A North African country


Name: Greek language (Language)
Description: The official language of Greece


Name: Louis the German (Person)
Description: Louis the German during the mentioned events


Name: Renal Replacement Therapy (Medical Procedure)
Description: Used to treat kidney failure


Name: road network (Infrastructure)
Description: 55,768.3 kilometers (34,652.82 mi) long


Name: German language (Language)
Description: A West Germanic language that is spoken primarily in Germany and Austria.


Name: Distortion of the Witwatersrand basin (Geographical Change)
Description: A change in the shape or position of the Witwatersrand basin.


Name: 52 space groups (Space group)
Description: Groups of symmetry operations that are associated with the hexagonal crystal family.


Name: cultural heritage of Greece (Cultural aspect)
Description: The historical and cultural aspects of Greece


Name: Germanic artwork (Art form)
Description: Artwork fashioned after Roman coins, found on Vendel Age spathas.


Name: Technique used (technique)
Description: The method or process used to create a product, in this case, the granulation technique.


Name: Malian government (Political Entity)
Description: The government of Mali during the Tuareg Rebellion of 2012


Name: Spanish Empire (Empire)
Description: The European power that colonized Colombia from 1499 to 1819


Name: 225 BC or earlier (Time Period)
Description: A time period before the birth of Christ


Name: lanthana and didymia (Oxides)
Description: Oxides separated from cerium by Carl Gustaf Mosander in 1839


Name: Larnian (Term)
Description: The term used to refer to people from Larne


Name: Outokumpu site (Location)
Description: Notable locality in Europe known to bear uvarovite


Name: Austria (Country)
Description: A country in Central Europe


Name: Machado de Assis (Author)
Description: Brazilian author who wrote in virtually all genres


Name: Pacific Collectivities (COMs) (Geographical Area)
Description: Overseas collectivities in French Polynesia, Wallis and Futuna, and New Caledonia


Name: 50,000 to 65,000 years ago (time period)
Description: The earliest known time of human habitation in Australia.


Name: feeding varying amounts of gases into a chamber (Step in CVD growth process)
Description: The process of introducing gases into the growth chamber


Name: 1965 (Year)
Description: The year Orfevre opened


Name: Romaniotes (Greek Jews) (Religious Community)
Description: Estimated to number around 5,500 people


Name: Grey Variant of Naxian Marble (Marble Variant)
Description: The grey variant of Naxian marble found in a quarry near Apollonas.


Name: Copper salts (Salts)
Description: Salts used to test for reducing sugars


Name: the most supertall skyscrapers (Skyscrapers)
Description: As of the provided context


Name: Chroma (Color Parameter)
Description: A parameter that describes the degree of colorfulness


Name: International power dynamics (Political Relations)
Description: The relationships between nations and their relative strengths


Name: fluoro-crown based lenses (optical component)
Description: At least for doublet telescope objectives


Name: Elvis Presley (Person)
Description: An American singer, musician, and actor


Name: Wiener Werkstätte (Artistic_colony)
Description: A significant contributor to the Art Nouveau trend


Name: Online Shopping (Shopping)
Description: Purchasing products through the internet.


Name: Jakob Sederholm (Person)
Description: Finnish petrologist most associated with his studies of migmatites


Name: Toxicity and Poor Health (HealthState)
Description: A state or quality indicative of the presence of harmful substances that may cause disease, harm, or discomfort


Name: Relief carving (Artistic technique)
Description: The form of engraving that became more prevalent


Name: Gaddafi regime (Political Entity)
Description: The government of Libya during the 2011 Libyan civil war


Name: George Graham (Watch Maker)
Description: English watchmaker who applied the cylinder escapement


Name: Depth (Physical Property)
Description: The measurement of how far below the surface something is


Name: Khatlon Region and Gorno-Badakhshan Autonomous Region of Tajikistan (Region)
Description: regions in Tajikistan with which Afghanistan shares borders


Name: Long Island Sound shore (Location)
Description: The coastline of Long Island Sound


Name: infinity number (Mathematical Concept)
Description: The mathematical concept represented by the symbol ∞


Name: De Beers Consolidated Mines (Company)
Description: A multinational mining corporation specializing in diamond mining


Name: Afghan Afghani (AFN) (Currency)
Description: The currency that the Central Bank of Afghanistan issues


Name: Ceuta and Melilla (Spanish cities) (Territory)
Description: Two autonomous cities of Spain in North Africa.


Name: Johannes Gutenberg (person)
Description: German blacksmith, printer, publisher, and inventor, widely regarded as the 'father of typography'


Name: Löhnis (Person)
Description: German soil scientist who first discovered the priming effect phenomenon


Name: Edo period (1603–1867) (Historical Period)
Description: A historical period in Japan lasting from 1603 to 1867


Name: Government of Benin (Government)
Description: The governing body of Benin.