Name: Gold Nobel Prize medals (Award)
Description: The gold medals that Curie attempted to donate to the war effort


Name: Al-Hakam (Person)
Description: The ruler at that time


Name: Renal Arteries, Abdominal Aorta (Vessels)
Description: Blood vessels that supply the kidneys.


Name: Most major U.S. cities (City)
Description: Outside the Northeast, California, and Illinois it typically runs only a few trains per day


Name: Uranyl containing minerals (Geological entity)
Description: Minor minerals found in uranium ore deposits


Name: Hot drinks like tea and coffee (Beverages)
Description: hot drinks like tea and coffee for which teaware was developed


Name: Star sapphires (Type of sapphire)
Description: A specific type of sapphire that displays a star-like phenomenon


Name: Richard Wollheim (Art Philosopher)
Description: An art philosopher known for his work on the task of criticism as reconstruction of the creative process.


Name: habitat aridity, diet (environmental factors)
Description: Adaptability to habitat aridity and diet


Name: Chryselephantine Statue of Athena Parthenos (Statue)
Description: A statue sculpted by Phidias and dedicated to Athena


Name: Chios island (Island)
Description: A crescent or kidney-shaped island, as per the given context


Name: Few gem-grade sapphires and rubies (mineral deposit)
Description: A few gem-quality sapphires and rubies found in Franklin, North Carolina


Name: Crucible Steel Industry (Industry)
Description: The early modern crucible steel industry resulting from the invention of Benjamin Huntsman in the 1740s.


Name: generation of a plasma within the reactor (Key Features of Plasma-Enhanced CVD)
Description: Characteristics of plasma-enhanced CVD


Name: Finer scratch marks (Scratch mark type)
Description: Scratch marks that are finer and may be invisible to the naked eye


Name: Great Moravia (historical entity)
Description: Not explicitly mentioned in the text but is a historical entity as per the context


Name: Magnesium diboride cables (Material object)
Description: Superconducting test cables able to carry 20,000 amperes


Name: Baiuvarii (Historical Group)
Description: An ethnic group who introduced feudalism in the eastern Alps


Name: Metabasite (Geological term)
Description: A type of rock formed from the alteration of basalt by metamorphism


Name: Multiple Descriptions (Description Count)
Description: Number of descriptions Eulytine received.


Name: lanthanum (Element)
Description: Element named lanthanum by Carl Gustaf Mosander


Name: Lab-grown diamonds (Entity)
Description: Entity under discussion


Name: Armies, learned men, and fervent mystics (Group)
Description: Groups associated with the spread of Islam


Name: Locals (population)
Description: The population of Chios Island


Name: Hellenic National Defense General Staff (Government Agency)
Description: The supreme military command of the Hellenic Armed Forces


Name: Lightsaber (fictional_object)
Description: A type of energy sword from the Star Wars franchise


Name: Thirty Years' War (war)
Description: A series of conflicts fought mainly in the Holy Roman Empire between 1618 and 1648


Name: Loco (1224) (Event)
Description: The event of the first mentioning of Loco


Name: High-efficiency motors (Class: Mechanical device)
Description: Electromechanical devices used to convert electrical power into mechanical power.


Name: West (Geographical Region)
Description: Western civilization and countries.


Name: Antimony trifluoride (Compound)
Description: A binary fluride of antimony


Name: Gregorian Calendar (calendar system)
Description: International calendar used for most purposes in Taiwan


Name: 2019 (Date)
Description: Year 2019.


Name: Houthi rebels (Military group)
Description: An armed Houthi movement in Yemen


Name: Tlaxcalan, Cholula and Huexotzinco (city-states)
Description: City-states that Moteuczomatzin Ilhuicamina initiated a state of low-intensity warfare against.


Name: Cyprus and Crete (Geographical Location)
Description: Largest islands in the Mediterranean Sea, with Cyprus located off the coast of Turkey and Crete belonging to Greece


Name: Language and literature scene (Cultural resource)
Description: the written works, authors, and languages that reflect the history, culture, and creativity of a society


Name: 400 metres (Distance)
Description: The depth of the No.1 seam at the N'Chwaning mine


Name: Christianity (Religion)
Description: The largest religion practiced by 43.9% of the Australian population.


Name: Non-carbon nanotubes (Chemical compound)
Description: Nanotubes not made of carbon


Name: Older, dominant males (Classification within species)
Description: Males that have a higher chance of mating success


Name: Drying (Action)
Description: The printed map is hung out to dry after being printed


Name: Guggenheims (Family)
Description: a wealthy and influential family with business interests in various sectors during Spurr's lifetime


Name: Fossils (Paleontological Findings)
Description: Commonly found in limestone


Name: former Suðreyjar (Geographical Area)
Description: An area that became Scottish crown dependencies rather than parts of Scotland.


Name: Primary (blue) and secondary hues (Color)
Description: Colors that are found in blue sapphires


Name: Hydrogen Fluoride (Chemical)
Description: A commodity chemical used to produce various materials


Name: Decomposition of diborane (Chemical Process)
Description: The process of decomposing the compound diborane.


Name: UNESCO (International Organization)
Description: United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization


Name: 53% (Percentage)
Description: The percentage under private ownership in 2015


Name: Pylos, Knossos (Geographical Locations)
Description: Regions where religious festivities were held


Name: Various Institutions to Various Cities (Institutional Assignment)
Description: Various institutions were assigned to different cities over time


Name: Wind (Energy source)
Description: Power generated by the wind turning turbines, used as a renewable energy source.


Name: Cylinder Escapement (Watch Component)
Description: Developed early in the 18th century


Name: ruling Bulgars and numerous Slavs (people group)
Description: The people who formed the First Bulgarian Empire


Name: North Macedonia's men's national handball team (Sports Team)
Description: The men's national team of North Macedonia.


Name: Decorative purposes in houses (Purpose)
Description: Used for decoration purposes in houses.


Name: 'Guru-isms and new religious movements' (Religious movement)
Description: Various 'Guru-isms' and new religious movements included among 'founded religions'


Name: Uzbekistan (Country)
Description: A country to the north


Name: wine tours and tastings of Greece (Tour type)
Description: Tours that focus on the wine production and tasting experiences in Greece


Name: Regulatory Bodies (FDA) (Organization)
Description: Government bodies responsible for regulating drugs and food


Name: Many sports teams throughout the world (Sports Team)
Description: Various sports teams across the globe


Name: Jewellery in Pacific (excluding Australia) (cultural artifact)
Description: Jewellery worn in the Pacific, excluding Australia.


Name: Transfinite number (Mathematical concept)
Description: A number representing an infinite cardinality or ordinality in set theory


Name: Amaterasu (Deity)
Description: Sun Goddess in Japanese mythology


Name: Mysterious Strangers (Unknown Entity)
Description: Two mysterious individuals who explained the purpose of the Cintamani to King Lha Thothori Nyantsen.


Name: Protection of Threatened Species (LegalFramework)
Description: The legal system in place to protect endangered species


Name: Radium (Element)
Description: A naturally radioactive metallic alkaline earth element


Name: yellow (color)
Description: Yellow was considered the color of perfection and nobility in Confucianism.


Name: Japanese woodblock prints (artwork)
Description: Woodblock prints originating from Japan that had an influence on 20th-century art


Name: Antwerp (City)
Description: A city in Flanders, Belgium


Name: Heart In Diamond / LifeGem (Company)
Description: Companies that claim to be the first to provide memorial diamonds and hold patents covering the growing of a 'personalized gem diamond'.


Name: Altitudes between 1,000 and 3,000 m (3,300 and 9,800 ft) (Geographical Location)
Description: Alpine regions at the specified elevation range


Name: King of England (Monarch)
Description: The monarch who issued the royal charter


Name: Fredrik Barth (Person)
Description: A Norwegian social anthropologist


Name: Billets and ingots (Product)
Description: The final products resulting from the recycling process


Name: Aluminium minerals (Geological deposit)
Description: Not all aluminium minerals are economically viable sources of the metal.


Name: additives (Chemical compounds)
Description: Substances added to the mixture used to produce glass, which can result in different colors or characteristics.


Name: yellow diamagnetic glass (inorganic compound)
Description: A type of glass formed by dissolving metallic zinc in molten ZnCl2


Name: Zeise's salt (Specific organometallic compound)
Description: An example of an η2-alkene compound


Name: around 750 BC (Historical period)
Description: The time period when Phrygia was established


Name: Bro Culture (Subculture)
Description: A subculture within a society, referring to specific practices among males


Name: Stylolites (geological feature)
Description: Irregular surfaces within the limestone at which silica-rich sediments accumulate


Name: Composition (constituent)
Description: The composition of a rock.


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


Name: Selden Map (Artifact)
Description: A Chinese map created in the early seventeenth century


Name: Uranium compounds (Chemical compound)
Description: Compounds that contain uranium as an essential constituent


Name: Most_Populous_Cities_of_Latin_America (Population_Rank)
Description: A rank among the most populous cities of Latin America


Name: Copper pendant (Artifact)
Description: An ornamental pendant made of copper.


Name: Kimberlite (Geological Feature)
Description: The source of typical gem diamonds, which Carbonado Diamond is not found in association with


Name: Atypical Colouration in Red Fox (Colour attribute)
Description: Represents stages toward full melanism, mostly occurring in cold regions.


Name: Abrahamic Faiths (Religion)
Description: The religions that arrived in North Africa after the traditional Berber religion.


Name: Carpathian montane conifer forests (ecoregion)
Description: one of the terrestrial ecoregions in Ukraine


Name: Rock (Geological Entity)
Description: Generic term for solid materials that make up the Earth's crust and other planets.


Name: Red Paint (Color)
Description: A paint that appears red due to scattering only the red components of the spectrum


Name: Berlin (City)
Description: The largest city of Germany


Name: World (Geographical Region)
Description: The entire planet Earth


Name: United States Military Intervention in Cuba (Historical Event)
Description: A series of military actions by the United States against Cuba from 1898 to 1902, resulting in the end of Spanish colonial rule.


Name: Sanskrit language (Language)
Description: An ancient Indian language


Name: roofing, paving, and in the arts (Usage)
Description: Various applications of a resource


Name: 30–50 kW (Power Level)
Description: Power level at which laboratory units run


Name: 2003 (Year)
Description: A specific year, specifically the year when the record maximum temperature of 35.2 °C (95.4 °F) was set in Ipswich


Name: All other cerium isotopes (Isotope)
Description: All isotopes of Cerium that are not naturally occurring and are synthetic


Name: Socotran archipelago (Geographical location)
Description: in the Arabian Sea


Name: Golden hat decoration (process)
Description: The process of embellishing golden hats


Name: Victor Schumann (optical scientist)
Description: Near the end of the 19th century


Name: Zinc plating (Process)
Description: Corrosion-resistant zinc plating of iron


Name: Electricity and Repairing of Roads (Facility)
Description: Basic services and infrastructure lacking in the district


Name: Oka (Chikuzen) (Location)
Description: A location in Chikuzen where the ships grounded


Name: Disability (health status)
Description: Individuals who have a physical or mental disability that limits their daily activities


Name: Sparks and Fumes (and particulates) (Byproduct)
Description: Byproducts generated when using an angle grinder for cutting


Name: Santorini (Island)
Description: An island in the southern Aegean Sea


Name: Variable Lightness (Color Property)
Description: A characteristic of colors that determines their perceived brightness, varying from around 30% to around 90%.


Name: Atlas Mountain regions of Morocco, the Aurès and M'zab regions of Algeria, and southern Tunisia (Geographical Region)
Description: Areas where these distinctive architectural styles are found


Name: Roy J. Plunkett (Person)
Description: An American chemist


Name: Chinese seals (Object)
Description: Seals used in China, often made of stone or other materials and used with red ink


Name: Netherlands (Country)
Description: The country of the Netherlands


Name: Predication Relationship (Relationship)
Description: Expresses the notion that an individual entity is an example of a certain type


Name: a highly influential nation in the fields of art, literature, and philosophy, with many famous contributors to these fields throughout history (Quality)
Description: A quality referring to France being a highly influential nation in the fields of art, literature, and philosophy, with many famous contributors to these fields throughout history


Name: Mahayana (Buddhist branch)
Description: Another major extant branch of Buddhism emphasizing the Bodhisattva ideal for liberation of all sentient beings


Name: New Zealand National Cuisine (Cuisine)
Description: The cuisine of New Zealand


Name: Sclaveni (tribe)
Description: A Slavic tribe mentioned by Jordanes in the 6th century


Name: 4500 BC (Time)
Description: A specific year in the past


Name: Production of beryllium (Process)
Description: The process of producing beryllium


Name: North (Region)
Description: Affected by the major forest fire in 2021


Name: Large, staring eyes, and long beards on men (Artistic Characteristics)
Description: Common features of these sculptures


Name: Korean War (Conflict)
Description: A war between North Korea (with the support of China and the Soviet Union) and South Korea (with the principal military support of the United Nations, primarily the United States).


Name: expenditures in the area (budgetary_allocation)
Description: Budget dedicated to healthcare services


Name: granitic rocks (Geological rock type)
Description: Igneous rocks that are medium to coarse-grained and have a texture characterized by equigranular or porphyric structure


Name: DC electricity (Electricity)
Description: Type of electrical current that is required for efficient oxygen gas production through electrolysis


Name: Fluorescence in Diamonds (phenomenon)
Description: The phenomenon where diamonds emit a faint glow under ultraviolet light.


Name: Volga River (River)
Description: One of the major rivers of Russia.


Name: European Population Regions (Ethnic Group Region)
Description: The North Island has several regions with significant European populations, including the Auckland region and the Wellington region.


Name: due to mass conversion to Christianity (religious event)
Description: Their jewellery designs were drastically changed due to the mass conversion to Christianity.


Name: Calcite (Mineral)
Description: A mineral found in various forms of limestone and some marbles


Name: five precepts (Morality)
Description: A system of morality in Buddhism, applicable to all Buddhists


Name: Continental Europe (Geographical Region)
Description: The mainland of Europe excluding the British Isles, Scandinavia and Russia.


Name: Rieke process (Chemical process)
Description: A method for preparing highly reactive metal powders


Name: Alderley Edge (geographical location)
Description: A place in Cheshire, England where mining was practiced around 2280 to 1890 BC


Name: Iván Duque (Politician)
Description: President of Colombia (2018-2022)


Name: Spheres of opal in microcrystalline opal (Silica structure)
Description: Tiny nanocrystalline blades of cristobalite and tridymite


Name: Certain locations during the Middle Ages (Time Period)
Description: Locations where mirrors were used during the Middle Ages


Name: Flamenco (Music genre)
Description: A characteristically Andalusian genre of music and dance.


Name: - (Qualifier)
Description: indicates a large and unquantifiable amount of domestic tourism in China


Name: 0.92 percent between 2005 and 2016 (Emission Increase)
Description: The percentage increase in carbon emissions in Taiwan between 2005 and 2016


Name: Ilimaussaq complex of west Greenland (Location)
Description: A place where Ferrohortonolite has been reported


Name: Monochrome, Black-and-White or Greyscale (Image Name)
Description: Alternative names for monochrome images


Name: history and culture of Halland (Historical fact)
Description: The historical background and cultural aspects of Halland


Name: (B6) octahedra (IonicCompound)
Description: Small structures present in the structure of Boron Carbide


Name: Any mode of enhancement with a significant effect on the gem's value (Requirement)
Description: Modifications made to sapphires that significantly impact their worth.


Name: Vals Valley (Valley)
Description: A valley constituting a tributary of the Anterior Rhine.


Name: Adolf Furtwängler (1853–1907) (Person)
Description: German archaeologist, epigraphist, and philhellene who made major progress in understanding Greek gems


Name: Hindi film industry (Entertainment Industry)
Description: It has been claimed that Afghanistan is among the biggest markets for the Hindi film industry


Name: Design Thinking (Design Approach)
Description: A non-linear, iterative process that teams use to understand users, challenge assumptions, redefine problems and create innovative solutions


Name: Parker Brilliant (Diamond cut benchmark)
Description: Cut introduced in 1951, disused because its proportions result in an unacceptably low brilliance


Name: Robert Hooke (Scientist)
Description: An English physicist, natural philosopher, and microscopist


Name: Semitic Languages Compound (Compound (Semitic))
Description: A compound common throughout the Semitic languages


Name: Nina Frances Layard (Person)
Description: Active in the field of archaeology, particularly in Mesopotamia


Name: [17%, 11%] (Proportion)
Description: The percentage of women and men respectively consuming less than the EAR for zinc in the United States


Name: Army (MilitaryEntity)
Description: A organized body of troops


Name: Tableware (Object)
Description: Objects used during meals, such as plates, glasses, mugs, and cutlery.


Name: Asante people (ethnic group)
Description: An Akan ethnic group in Ghana


Name: Metal usage (Material Use)
Description: The use of metal, especially precious metals, in crafting or fabrication.


Name: Late 20th century to early 21st century (Time period)
Description: The period known as the Silicon Age, Digital Age or Information Age


Name: An Lushan Rebellion period (Time Period)
Description: The time period during and after the An Lushan Rebellion


Name: 1990 - 2020 (Time Period)
Description: Decreased from 4,835,150 hectares to 3,135,150 hectares.


Name: Evaporation coating method (Technique)
Description: The technique used by John D. Strong to make telescope mirrors.


Name: Samis (Ethnic Group)
Description: A significant ethnic group with historical ties to the region


Name: 1277 (Year)
Description: The year Mosogno was first mentioned


Name: Westchester County Board of Legislators (Legislative body)
Description: The legislative body of Westchester County


Name: Film (Art Form)
Description: The film industry of Italy.


Name: French, Dutch, English traders (trader)
Description: Early explorers and traders who began exploring New England around 1600.


Name: Aluminium Sulfate (Compound)
Description: A compound with various industrial and commercial applications


Name: Pearl buttons (Product)
Description: A type of button made from mother of pearl


Name: earliest minerals formed in the solar system (mineral formation time)
Description: -


Name: Partido Popular (Political Party)
Description: Spanish conservative political party


Name: high internal corruption (CorruptionLevel)
Description: A level of corruption within a country


Name: Violence (concept)
Description: The violence typical of the art of Mycenaean Greece depicted in Inlaid Daggers


Name: Qin Shi Huang (Person)
Description: The first Emperor of China


Name: people in Collonges who do not have a disclosed religious affiliation or follow a religion but are counted (Attribute)
Description: People in Collonges who do not have a disclosed religious affiliation or follow a religion but are counted


Name: ceremonial offerings (ritual)
Description: Materials placed on them for ceremonies


Name: KGK Gem Institute (KGI) (organization)
Description: A gem testing and grading laboratory established by KGK Group.


Name: University of Abomey-Calavi (University)
Description: A university in Benin


Name: devolved national government and parliament (Governmental Body)
Description: national government and legislature of Scotland


Name: Rubber Products, Plastic Compounds (Product)
Description: Products in which carbon black is used as a filler


Name: Riverdale neighborhood (Neighborhood)
Description: The neighborhood that was developed due to the creation of Riverdale-on-Hudson train station


Name: North Island and South Island (Island)
Description: Two of the major islands in New Zealand


Name: Urine concentration (Physiological variable)
Description: The measure of the concentration of solutes in urine


Name: [Ar]4s2 (ElectronConfiguration)
Description: The arrangement of electrons in the orbitals of calcium.


Name: Furka Base Tunnel (tunnel)
Description: A tunnel in the extreme east of Valais.


Name: Preserve culture and cultural heritage (Action)
Description: Efforts made by the organization to conserve and promote cultural diversity


Name: Hydrothermal alteration (Geological process)
Description: Alteration of rocks by the circulation of hot water and dissolved minerals.


Name: Various regions (Geographical region)
Description: Such as North America, Europe, Australasia and parts of Asia


Name: the world's fresh surface water (Resource)
Description: A portion of the global supply of fresh water.


Name: Modern Greek literature (Literature)
Description: literature written in common Modern Greek, emerging from late Byzantine times


Name: Dead (State or Condition)
Description: Individuals who have died


Name: Greenschist (Geological_formation)
Description: A type of metamorphic rock


Name: Coursework and Degree Programs (Educational Resource)
Description: Two-year programs and associate degrees


Name: Potential for Tourism Development in Thessaly (Tourism Data)
Description: The tourism potential in Thessaly


Name: Paganism (Religion)
Description: A group of religions based on polytheism and nature worship


Name: Artemis (Mythological_Character)
Description: The chaste goddess in Greek mythology who protected Amethyste


Name: Weight Increase of Antimony upon Heating (Physical Phenomenon)
Description: Phenomenon where antimony increases in weight when heated


Name: Turkish Corps of Engineers (Organization)
Description: The military engineering branch of the Turkish Armed Forces


Name: Conodont Eoplacognathus pseudoplanus (Fossil Species)
Description: A species of conodont that has a short range in the Middle Ordovician period.


Name: Sputtering as an industrial metal-coating method (Process)
Description: The sputtering method developed for coating metals industrially.


Name: Industries (Economic sector)
Description: Sectors that utilize diatomite for filtration, adsorption, and other purposes


Name: Viewing screen developed for reading electronic signals (Display device)
Description: A device that displays information in the form of visual text, images, or video


Name: National Women's Hall of Fame (Institution)
Description: The United States' most prestigious honor for women


Name: Okanogan County (County)
Description: A county located in the U.S. state of Washington


Name: Kostyonki-Borshchyovo (location)
Description: a site in western Russia


Name: Mycenaean culture (culture)
Description: An ancient Greek culture of the Late Bronze Age, centered on a network of palaces, citadels, and fortified towns


Name: Person (Human Entity)
Description: A generic term for a human being


Name: Scandinavian peninsula (Location)
Description: -


Name: Cape Colony (Political Entity)
Description: The Dutch settlement in South Africa, settled in 1652


Name: Train Wreck in Kipton, Ohio (Event)
Description: A train wreck that occurred due to the stoppage of one engineer's watch


Name: a limestone sample except in thin section (limestone samples)
Description: Limestone samples where peloids are difficult to see


Name: Sea Urchin Reproductive System (Physical Feature)
Description: The system that helps a sea urchin produce offspring.


Name: Stereome structure (Skeletal structure component)
Description: A specific type of skeleton structure found in sea urchins, with up to ten variations.


Name: Aluminium Alloys (Material)
Description: Aluminum alloys with increased resistance to corrosion due to the presence of manganese


Name: Torah rimmonim (Decorative Artifact)
Description: Decorative silver globes similar in shape to pomegranates used to cover Torah scroll handles.


Name: animals' horns (Material)
Description: Horns from the same animal species


Name: Fe content (Property)
Description: Iron content in pyrrhotite


Name: Fine furniture and silver, kitchen utensils made of pottery and pewter, green glazed earthenware (Material possessions)
Description: material possessions owned by the more affluent citizens in 13th century London


Name: Copper tip (Component)
Description: The other thermistor in the electronic thermal probe measures the temperature of the copper tip


Name: How women of the imperial court dressed themselves (action)
Description: Dressing habits of women in the imperial court


Name: Antique ruby (Color)
Description: A dark tone of ruby.


Name: aluminium oxide (Action)
Description: Reacting with aluminum oxide


Name: Tantric elements (aspect of Hinduism)
Description: Elements of Hinduism that have been re-asserted as impure by Indian modernists


Name: Deep Mantle Source Region (Geological Feature)
Description: The geological feature the Tissint Meteorite was derived from


Name: Ancient Greek Civilization (Culture Class)
Description: The first advanced and distinctively Greek civilization in mainland Greece


Name: Morocco (Country)
Description: A country in North Africa


Name: Hundred Years' War (War)
Description: A conflict between England and France lasting over 100 years


Name: Johan Christian Dahl (Artist)
Description: Original painter of Norwegian landscapes


Name: Algeria (Country)
Description: A country located in North Africa.


Name: Papermaking (Skill)
Description: The method of producing paper


Name: Iron (Chemical Element)
Description: A chemical element with the symbol Fe and atomic number 26


Name: Minerals (Form)
Description: The various minerals where potassium is found


Name: Arameans (People)
Description: A Northwest Semitic semi-nomadic pastoral people who originated in modern Syria during the Late Bronze and early Iron Age


Name: Europe (Continent)
Description: Geographical region where European porcelain was produced


Name: Worldwide (Location)
Description: All parts of the world


Name: [β-Cerium] (Allotrope)
Description: One of the allotropic forms of cerium.


Name: Kambove (City)
Description: A city in the Haut-Katanga Province of the Democratic Republic of the Congo.


Name: 2005 MotoGP World Championship (motorcycle racing event)
Description: The 2005 MotoGP World Championship that Thomas Lüthi won in the 125cc category.


Name: 1843 (Year)
Description: The year Tuckahoe marble was first quarried


Name: Basil II of the Byzantine Empire (person)
Description: Byzantine emperor who ruled from 976 to 1025


Name: Food (Nutrient)
Description: Substance consumed to provide nutritional support for the body of an organism.


Name: Latinobarómetro 2023 estimates for Palenquero people (Study result)
Description: The specific ethnicity of the group is not specified in this case


Name: aggressive foreign policy (Policy)
Description: A policy aimed at securing regional dominance, increasing international influence and domestic support.


Name: Onyx stones (Gem)
Description: Stones commonly used in jewelry and carvings, known for their banded colors.


Name: Nidaros Cathedral, Trondheim (Attraction)
Description: The Nidaros Cathedral in Trondheim, Norway


Name: Series of petty kingdoms (Taifas) (Historical Kingdom)
Description: A series of small Muslim kingdoms that emerged after the collapse of the Caliphate of Córdoba.


Name: Olive Trees (plant)
Description: Trees bearing fruit called olives.


Name: Carbonate rock outcrops (Geological Feature)
Description: Estimated in the field by etching the surface with dilute hydrochloric acid


Name: Rodingite (Named entity)
Description: An obsolete name for rodingite is granatite.


Name: Missouri General Assembly (government body)
Description: The state legislature of Missouri.


Name: Rebellion (Action)
Description: The act of rebelling against the Aztec state.


Name: Hypothalamus (Brain region)
Description: A part of the forebrain that plays a crucial role in the regulation of autonomic nervous system function, emotional responses, and endocrine secretions


Name: Saddhā (Religious Concept)
Description: Trustful confidence or faith in Buddhism


Name: Joseph Smith (collector)
Description: British consul in Venice, whose collection was bought by King George III of Great Britain


Name: Gaseous ozone treatment or solution-phase nitric acid oxidation (cleaning method)
Description: Cleaning methods employed to rid the mixture of impurities


Name: Russell Ohl (Person)
Description: Scientist who discovered the p–n junction and photovoltaic effects in silicon in 1940


Name: Estimated Average Requirements (EARs) and Recommended Dietary Allowances (RDAs) for Zinc (Nutritional Guidelines)
Description: Guidelines for daily zinc intake established by the U.S. Institute of Medicine


Name: Male Green Peafowl (Species)
Description: The male of the green peafowl, Pavo muticus


Name: 12th century or 15th century (Time Period)
Description: By tradition made during the reign of Gebre Mesqel Lalibela in the 12th century, but more likely crafted in the 15th century during the Solomonic dynasty


Name: Swiss National Park (NationalPark)
Description: Only official Swiss National Park located in the southeastern part of Grisons


Name: The Democratic Party (political party)
Description: One of the two main national political parties in the United States


Name: Holarctic saltwater pearl mussel (Species)
Description: The species of the pearl mussel that was an important source of pearls for modern jewelry


Name: Middens and refuse left by early human settlements (Artifact)
Description: The remains of food or butchered animals that Red Foxes may have scavenged from


Name: Zambia (Country)
Description: Landlocked country in Southern Africa


Name: Twins (Domestic Livestock)
Description: Young sheep born twins


Name: Lonsdaleite (allotrope_of_carbon)
Description: A hexagonal diamond allotrope formed from graphite in meteorites upon impact


Name: Andalusia (Geographical Area)
Description: A region in Spain


Name: Bernoulli Trial (Statistical Concept)
Description: A mathematical concept used to describe the process of flipping a coin.


Name: Aluminium oxide coating (Coating)
Description: Coating made from Aluminium oxide used in stanchions


Name: Santa Marta (Town)
Description: Founded in 1525


Name: Shawls and cloaks during this period (Clothing)
Description: The shawls and cloaks worn during the period depicted in the painting 'Court ladies adorning their hair with flowers'


Name: Andros (Island)
Description: An island in the Aegean Sea and a regional unit of South Aegean region


Name: Hills (geographical feature)
Description: Geographical features providing advantages to an army that controls them


Name: Diamond (Mineral)
Description: Gemstone in question


Name: Caravaggio (Artist)
Description: Italian artist active in Rome, Naples, Malta, and Sicily, whose masterful use of tenebrism had a lasting influence on Baroque painting.


Name: geographical features (Geography)
Description: The physical characteristics of Earth, including landforms, bodies of water, climate, and ecosystems


Name: Confucian Art (Art)
Description: Art inspired by Confucianism


Name: cordial relations with Iran (Relation)
Description: Diplomatic relationships between Russia and Iran.


Name: Carbon Extraction Laboratory (Laboratory)
Description: Laboratories that extract carbon from hair for use in the creation of memorial diamonds.


Name: US Army (military group)
Description: Army of the United States


Name: Azurite (Mineral)
Description: A blue copper mineral


Name: Early forms of Cartography of India (Artifact)
Description: Earliest known Indian maps or chartings.


Name: Deeds of land sale (Document Type)
Description: Documents recording transactions related to property.


Name: Titans (Greek Mythology) (Mythological Entity)
Description: The Titans are a group of primordial deities in Greek mythology


Name: Protestant Reformation (historical event)
Description: A split within the Western Church that occurred between 1517 and 1648


Name: 1926 earthquake (Natural Disaster)
Description: Earthquake that rumbled the city of Horta in early-April, 1926


Name: Prince Rupert of the Rhine (Person)
Description: A famous cavalry commander in the English Civil War who used the mezzotint process


Name: Diamond Dealers Club (DDC) - IDI (organization)
Description: An organization formed by a strategic alliance between DDC and IDI.


Name: since Shang China and the Maya had unfortified centers and engaged in frontier struggles, a lack of fortifications alone does not prove that the Minoans were a peaceful civilization unparalleled in history (Statement)
Description: Claim that the absence of fortifications does not necessarily mean that the Minoans were a peace-loving civilization


Name: type of Opal (mineraloid)
Description: a hydrated amorphous form of silica


Name: Island of Euboea (Island)
Description: The second largest island in Greece


Name: earth (cosmic_body)
Description: The cong object is believed to represent


Name: Belgians (Nationality)
Description: The citizens of Belgium.


Name: Mongol clothing (action)
Description: Early Ming royals, including the Hongwu Emperor himself and Zhengde Emperor, wore Mongol clothing despite the decrees.


Name: huge national debt (Quantity)
Description: The size of the debt incurred by the United Kingdom during World War 1


Name: Collection of antique porcelain (Artifact Collection)
Description: An important collection of antique porcelain is preserved in the Russian Museum of Ceramics.


Name: Metalloids (Chemical element class)
Description: A group in the periodic table that includes elements with properties between metals and nonmetals


Name: an old man and an old woman (images)
Description: Images of humans depicted in the mural


Name: Appearance (Visual Property)
Description: The perceived size of the diamond is not representative of its actual size


Name: 20 thousand people (number)
Description: Approximately 20,000 people


Name: Organización Nacional Indígena de Colombia (ONIC) (Indigenous Organization)
Description: An organization representing the indigenous peoples of Colombia


Name: Greater Anglia (RailwayCompany)
Description: A railway operating company in East Anglia, England


Name: Ottoman Empire (Political Entity)
Description: A powerful empire that controlled much of southeast Europe, western Asia, and North Africa


Name: Fabric Whitening (Action)
Description: The action resulting from bleaching.


Name: Diamond (gemstone)
Description: A transparent crystalline substance, mostly composed of carbon, found in the earth.


Name: Innisfree (Meteorite)
Description: A meteorite recovered by the Meteorite Observation and Recovery Project


Name: Buddhist monks (Religious Group)
Description: Followers of Buddhism


Name: - (Quality)
Description: Having the property of being easily broken or fractured


Name: Synthetic Diamond (Artificially created diamond)
Description: Pink diamonds can be crystallized by using either the chemical vapor deposition method (CVD), or the high-pressure, high-temperature method


Name: Anticoagulant Effect of Neodymium (physical property)
Description: Especially when given intravenously


Name: Richard Eden's 1555 translation (Document)
Description: The first English translation of the journal of Duarte Barbosa


Name: Marguerite Perey (Person)
Description: French chemist, a doctoral student of Marie Curie's


Name: 1998 Azores earthquake (Natural Disaster)
Description: Earthquake that shook the islands of Faial, Pico, and São Jorge on July 9, 1998


Name: Layers of Barbules (Component of Feathers)
Description: Layers within the barbules that cause the coloration of peacock's feathers


Name: Ministerial Acts (Royal Prerogative)
Description: The royal prerogatives that are performed by the monarch after seeking advice.


Name: Rhodanic Republic (Historical Entity)
Description: Annexed by the First French Empire in 1810 and later annexed by Valais in 1815


Name: Black and White (Colors)
Description: Colors used to produce grey in printing


Name: Specific Mineral Assemblage (Geological Phenomenon)
Description: A mineral assemblage specific to a pressure-temperature range and specific starting material.


Name: Andalusite (Mineral)
Description: An accessory mineral found in granulites.


Name: Critical Angle (limit)
Description: The maximum angle of incidence that allows light to refract without being lost


Name: Chernobyl Nuclear Power Plant (Organization)
Description: A nuclear power plant in Ukraine where a disaster occurred


Name: Ming dynasty Empresses (Royal Family Member)
Description: Empresses during the Ming dynasty


Name: Metanephros (in most vertebrates) (Organ)
Description: The more advanced kidney in vertebrates, which fully develops after birth


Name: Conversion dial (Type of watch component)
Description: A dial that relocates the winding stem to 12:00 and the sub-second dial to 3:00.


Name: Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant (Nuclear Power Plant)
Description: Largest nuclear power plant in Europe, located in Ukraine


Name: Alberta (Region)
Description: A province in western Canada


Name: Tectosilicates (Mineral Group)
Description: A mineral group that can only have additional cations if some of the silicon is replaced by an atom of lower valence


Name: Iberians (Ancient civilization)
Description: An ancient people who lived in the Iberian Peninsula


Name: [P. League+ and T1 League] (League)
Description: P. League+ and T1 League are two professional basketball leagues in Taiwan


Name: Orange-Nassau to Prussia (Polity)
Description: -


Name: whaling and fishing, in addition to farming (Activity)
Description: Whaling, fishing, and farming activities of the European settlers


Name: Local Depositors (Individual or Entity Depositing Money Locally)
Description: Entities or individuals depositing money locally in banks


Name: Number of identified impact craters (Astronomical Data)
Description: The number of impact craters that have been identified.


Name: Few military medals (Award)
Description: Objects given to combatants for specific events, including military battles and victories


Name: New Testament (Religious text)
Description: A religious text written in Greek


Name: Tängri (Deity)
Description: The original form of Tengri, hypothesized to be a Chinese transcription of Tängri.


Name: the imperial examination system used in dynastic China (historical system)
Description: The historical Chinese selection system that the Examination Yuan is modeled after


Name: Western Japanese language group (Language Group)
Description: The major language group in Japan


Name: Zinc (Element)
Description: A metallic element with atomic number 30 and symbol Zn.


Name: Characteristics of Moroccan Cuisine (Characteristic)
Description: The characteristics of the dishes found in Moroccan cuisine


Name: Hair art (Art)
Description: Art form known as hair art that was taught to the new generations of women in Våmhus.


Name: Judge Claiborne Watkins (Person)
Description: Father of Georgie Claiborne Watkins


Name: Dharmatma, Khuda Gawah, Escape from Taliban, Kabul Express (Bollywood Films)
Description: Several Bollywood films have been shot inside Afghanistan


Name: West Asia and the Near East (Geographical Region)
Description: Regions that were the first to enter the Bronze Age


Name: Income less than $3.20 per day (Quantity)
Description: The percentage of China's population living with an income of less than $3.20 per day from 1978 to 2018.


Name: Protected Areas (EnvironmentalProtection)
Description: Areas set aside to preserve unique ecosystems


Name: Germany (Country)
Description: A federal republic in Central Europe


Name: Biodiversity and Ecosystem Health (Environment)
Description: The variety of life in a particular habitat or ecosystem, as well as the health and stability of that ecosystem


Name: Tranquillitatis basin (Lunar Basin)
Description: The lunar basin that is intersected by Procellarum basin.


Name: Verge Escapement (Watch Component)
Description: Type of escapement used in watches until the 18th century, characterized by high friction and poor accuracy


Name: Quarrying (Process)
Description: Performed by quarrying


Name: Modern gay rights movement (Social Movement)
Description: Movement for the rights of LGBTQ+ individuals


Name: a hardness of 6.5 to 7 on Mohs scale (Property)
Description: Phenakite has a hardness of 6.5 to 7 on the Mohs scale


Name: La Haute Louisiane (HistoricalEntity)
Description: An alternative name for the Upper Louisiana region


Name: H. H. Barton Sr. (Person)
Description: The person who directed the initial mining of the Gore Mountain Mine


Name: Czech Republic (Country)
Description: A landlocked country in Central Europe.


Name: Mid-ocean ridges (GeographicalFeature)
Description: Location where new oceanic crust is formed as tectonic plates move apart


Name: Achromatic Colors and colors such as pink, tan, and magenta (Color)
Description: Includes achromatic colors (black, gray, white) and additional non-spectral colors like pink, tan, and magenta


Name: Deng Xiaoping (Person)
Description: Former leader of China


Name: Grit (Particle Size)
Description: Crushed abrasive material particles of various sizes


Name: Filigree Patterns (Art technique)
Description: Filigree patterns that can be seen in the Anglo-Saxon tomb artifacts


Name: Nobel Prize in Literature (Award)
Description: One of the most prestigious awards given to a living artist


Name: Atom Classification (Classification)
Description: The classification of atoms into elements, with proton number being the causally privileged factor


Name: Ka Statue (Artifact)
Description: These were put in tombs as a resting place for the ka portion of the soul


Name: Mora Municipality (administrative area)
Description: -


Name: Silver Medal (Award)
Description: Second place at the World Championships


Name: νU–O stretching vibrations at ca. 880 cm−1 (Raman spectrum) and 950 cm−1 (infrared spectrum) (Vibrational frequency)
Description: The vibrational frequencies of the uranyl ion


Name: Washington Pass (Geographical Feature)
Description: A mountain pass on State Route 20 in the North Cascades mountains of Washington state.


Name: varistors and photocopying products (Electronic Device)
Description: -


Name: Transfer hydrogenation catalyst for ketones (Function)
Description: The role of The Knölker complex


Name: United Kingdom (Country)
Description: A sovereign state located in northwestern Europe


Name: Blue Color Property (Property)
Description: The characteristic of being blue


Name: Colossal statue (type of sculpture)
Description: A large or very large statue that has had an enduring appeal since antiquity.


Name: Cultural Exchange (Cultural Interaction)
Description: The sharing of ideas, values, beliefs, artifacts, and other aspects of culture between groups or societies


Name: Marble (Material)
Description: A metamorphic rock highly prized for its appearance and resistance to weathering.


Name: Artists in the late 1960s and 1970s (Person)
Description: Artists active during the late 1960s and 1970s


Name: Guiyi (Clothing)
Description: A type of wide-sleeved paofu


Name: Moroccan architecture (Architecture)
Description: A unique blend of various cultural styles


Name: National Assembly (Governmental body)
Description: The legislative assembly in revolutionary and Napoleonic France


Name: Dahomeans (people)
Description: Inhabitants of Dahomey during the struggle for control over land and labor


Name: Flame (Physical Entity)
Description: A mixture of reacting gases and solids emitting visible, infrared, and sometimes ultraviolet light


Name: Blue color (Color)
Description: A color on the visible light spectrum, complementary to yellow.


Name: Vals (village) (Settlement)
Description: A village where the St Gallen Abbey gained control over


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


Name: Spring and Autumn period (771–476 BC) (Time Period)
Description: A time period in Chinese history


Name: Green marble (Marble variant)
Description: A type of marble with green coloration


Name: $286 billion (MonetaryValue)
Description: amount spent on public investment


Name: Jericho Governorate (Administrative Division)
Description: A governorate in Palestine


Name: Australia, Argentina, China (Country)
Description: Countries that are major suppliers of lithium.


Name: Crown Height (attribute)
Description: The height of the top half of the stone, above the girdle


Name: Flux Emeralds (Manufactured Product)
Description: Synthetic emeralds produced using a flux process


Name: Academic Art, Symbolism, Impressionism, Fauvism (Art Movements)
Description: Various artistic movements in the late 19th century


Name: Hematite (Mineral)
Description: The mineral found on planet Mars


Name: German literature (Literature movements)
Description: Literary movement in Germany


Name: Battery Manufacturing (Industry)
Description: In sodium-sulfur batteries for large-scale energy storage


Name: Compounds with the formula MIUO3 (Compound class)
Description: Compounds with the formula Metal(III)UO3 have a perovskite structure


Name: Greek vase painting (art)
Description: ancient Greek art style of decorating vases


Name: United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) (Organization)
Description: A United Nations agency that coordinates the worldwide environmental movement


Name: January 2022 (Date)
Description: First month of the year 2022.


Name: English language (Language)
Description: An Indo-European language spoken mainly in the United Kingdom and the United States.


Name: Its relatively low cost (Property)
Description: A characteristic that makes a material affordable compared to others


Name: fluorine (chemical element)
Description: The chemical element that Jadarite does not contain


Name: The Process May Be Repeated (Action)
Description: Repeat of the process to obtain more pearls


Name: Red Morph Fox Coat (Coat attribute)
Description: Bright reddish-rusty coat with yellowish tints, featuring a spinal stripe and two shoulder blade stripes that form a cross.


Name: Slate (Geological Rock)
Description: A very fine-grained metamorphic rock that forms in the early stages of metamorphism from mudstone


Name: Aluminium (Element)
Description: A silvery-white, soft, ductile, and malleable metallic element with the symbol Al


Name: Verdet constant (at 632 nm) (Physical Property)
Description: TGG has a Verdet constant of -131 rad/(T·m) at 632 nm


Name: Strong absorption of light in a narrow yellow portion of the spectrum (Physical property)
Description: Responsible for color change from red to green


Name: Crete (Location)
Description: Island of Crete


Name: Conquest Era (Historical Period)
Description: The period during which a large amount of Aztec poetry was collected


Name: architectural feats of their waste management (Architecture)
Description: The Minoans' exceptional waste management practices


Name: Commonwealth of Nations (Organization)
Description: An intergovernmental organization of 54 independent member states


Name: Chapel S. Maria della Natività (Chapel)
Description: The chapel that was built in Bairon in 1657


Name: Arnolfo di Cambio, Nicola Pisano, Giovanni Pisano (Person)
Description: Italian artists of the Trecento period


Name: Brazil (Country)
Description: The leading producer of citrine, with much of its production coming from the state of Rio Grande do Sul.


Name: Memorial Van Damme athletics competition (Sports Competition)
Description: An annual athletics meeting


Name: P2/n or C2/c (Geometry)
Description: The space groups omphacite may show.


Name: Friedrich Wöhler (Person)
Description: German chemist who independently isolated beryllium in 1828


Name: National research programmes (Research initiative)
Description: 24 programs group public and private research and training institutions around a common research theme


Name: Vugs (Geological Feature)
Description: A hollow space or cavity in rock


Name: Aosta (Geographical Region)
Description: Region in Italy where Saint Anselm was born and later ruled by various dynasties


Name: Clay terrain (Geological feature)
Description: A type of terrain primarily composed of clay particles.


Name: intensive worldwide research since the early 1980s (Scientific research topic)
Description: Research on CVD diamond growth has been ongoing since the early 1980s


Name: Tail ornamentation (Animal Feature)
Description: The number and pattern of eyespots on a male peafowl's train


Name: El Tiempo (Newspaper)
Description: A national circulation newspaper in Colombia


Name: 1868 Glorious Revolution (Historical Event)
Description: Revolution in Spain that resulted in the deposition of Queen Isabella II


Name: Artist (Occupation)
Description: An individual who creates visual or performing art for a living


Name: 2nd in military expenditure (Expenditure Rank)
Description: Rank of France's military expenditure globally


Name: Geusic et al. (person or group)
Description: Scientists who demonstrated the operation of neodymium ion in YAG matrix


Name: An Infinite Number and Variety of Universes (Physical Property)
Description: The multiverse hypothesis suggests the existence of an infinite number and variety of universes.


Name: New York Knicks (Professional Basketball Team)
Description: A professional basketball team based in New York City


Name: The Hadean Eon (Geological Eon)
Description: The earliest eon of Earth's history, lasting from the planet's formation until the beginning of the Eoarchean Superperiod.


Name: Manganese compounds (Chemical Compound)
Description: Compounds of manganese with other elements.


Name: Hydrogen silsesquioxane (Chemical compound)
Description: A type of inorganic compound used as a precursor to create silicon quantum dots


Name: Yellow topaz (Mineral)
Description: They differ in hardness but cannot be differentiated visually.


Name: Andros (town) (Town)
Description: The largest town on the island of Andros


Name: Minerals (Geological Entity)
Description: Provide pigments which have been used in green paints and dyes


Name: Ottomans (historical_group)
Description: A Turkish ethnic group that founded the Ottoman Beylik and later the Ottoman Empire


Name: Syria (Location)
Description: Another possible origin of the Johannine works


Name: Vegetation (Plant life)
Description: The plants in a particular habitat or region, including all the species growing there.


Name: Ancient Trade Route between Afghanistan and the Indus Valley (Trade Route)
Description: A historical trade route


Name: Concentrated uranium oxides (Chemical compound)
Description: Uranium oxides that have been processed and concentrated for use


Name: [Colombian emerald, topaz, amazonite from Brazil, spinel, iolite, chrysoberyl from Sri Lanka, ruby from India, Afghan lapis lazuli, Persian turquoise, Red Sea peridot, as well as Bohemian and Hungarian opal, garnet, and amethyst] (Material)
Description: The Cheapside Hoard contained a variety of gemstones


Name: convection of heated ocean water through the fractured basalts of the sheeted dikes (geological process)
Description: The geological process that leads to the formation of epidosite


Name: Lyndon Johnson's administration (Government Administration)
Description: The U.S. government during the presidency of Lyndon B. Johnson


Name: Government-owned tertiary institutions (Education)
Description: Includes universities, colleges of education, polytechnics, specialist colleges, and wānanga


Name: Classes (Type of ontology entity)
Description: General category for entities that are considered as classes in the given context


Name: Order of the British Empire (British order of chivalry)
Description: A British order of chivalry.


Name: Long-distance Sea Trade (Economic Activity)
Description: Trade across long distances by sea


Name: Bicycles (Product)
Description: Vehicles for cycling


Name: Limestone (Geological Feature)
Description: A type of sedimentary rock, predominant throughout Mallorca


Name: Nuclear Reactors (Energy Production)
Description: A reactor is a device used to initiate, sustain, and control a sustained nuclear chain reaction.


Name: KC Streetcar (Transportation)
Description: Streetcar system in downtown Kansas City


Name: Second Boer War (War)
Description: A war fought between the British Empire and the South African Republic and Transvaal from 1899 to 1902


Name: Mineralogical and petrographical terms (Geological subject)
Description: Terms used to describe the properties of minerals and rocks


Name: Glomus intraradices (Mycorrhizal Fungus)
Description: A mycorrhizal fungus that increases uranium content in the roots of its symbiotic plant


Name: several missions in contexts of the United Nations, NATO, and the Common Security and Defence Policy of the European Union. (MilitaryMission)
Description: Various military missions that Norway contributes to


Name: Few reagents (Chemical Property)
Description: Properties of chemicals that react


Name: Cementing pink's association with women (Association)
Description: Process by which pink became associated with women


Name: Brazil (Country)
Description: The Federative Republic of Brazil


Name: Trentino-Alto Adige/Südtirol (Region)
Description: an autonomous region in northern Italy


Name: over 300 homes (Quantity)
Description: Okanogan County destroyed over 300 homes, including 100 in and around Pateros


Name: Non-metallic lustres (Class of lustres)
Description: Includes adamantine, vitreous, pearly, resinous, and silky


Name: U.S. Fiscal Policy Decisions (Policy Decision)
Description: Decisions made by the U.S. government regarding spending and taxation


Name: Shops (Statistic)
Description: The shops in Cresciano


Name: Insurance Industry (Industry)
Description: Business industry that provides risk coverage such as auto insurance, commercial insurance and life insurance


Name: Calcium (Mineral)
Description: A mineral important for bone development.


Name: Percy Williams Bridgman (Person)
Description: American physicist who received the 1946 Nobel Prize in Physics for his work on the physics of high pressures


Name: Colder air (Weather Condition)
Description: Air masses that are cooler than the surrounding air


Name: 72Zn (Radioisotope)
Description: A radioisotope of zinc with a half-life of 46.5 hours.


Name: Variable Recrystallization of Carbonate Mineral Grains (Geological Process)
Description: During the metamorphism process


Name: Stone (Material)
Description: Another material used for sculptures


Name: Twelve tribes of Israel (Ethnic group)
Description: One of the twelve divisions of the ancient Israelites.


Name: in the Global Innovation Index (Concept)
Description: A measurement of a country's innovation capabilities and results based on various factors such as education, infrastructure, and business environment


Name: Mining of Earth's Crust (Geographical Process)
Description: The process by which metals and minerals are extracted from the Earth's crust


Name: Indigenous Berber people (People)
Description: The native inhabitants of North Africa.


Name: Valuable contributions to the global art and architectural landscape (Impact)
Description: A strong or extensive effect or impression.


Name: Abyssinia (Country)
Description: Country of origin


Name: Trifluorides (Compound)
Description: Ternary compounds consisting of one atom each of a rare earth element, fluorine, and oxygen


Name: European powers (Group)
Description: A group of European nations.


Name: Canadian Military Police (Military Unit Type)
Description: Military police in the Canadian army wear a black beret


Name: Abswurmbachite (Mineral)
Description: A copper manganese silicate mineral


Name: Dreaming tracks (Aboriginal belief) (Concept)
Description: Dreaming tracks (Aboriginal belief) are the paths taken by ancestors during their Dreaming journeys.


Name: Sorosilicates (Mineral class)
Description: The category that Epidote belongs to.


Name: Men and children (gender groups)
Description: Gender groups that wore large heavy pendants (also worn by men and children)


Name: oligoclase and labradorite (Mineral)
Description: Two other minerals in the plagioclase feldspar group, oligoclase having a slightly lower calcium content than albite and labradorite exhibiting play-of-color due to the presence of large amounts of inclusions


Name: Ossining, Hastings, and Thornwood, Westchester County (Location)
Description: Locations in Westchester County where Tuckahoe marble deposits are found.


Name: Agriculture (Industrial purpose)
Description: The use of limestone in agriculture to neutralize soil acidity.


Name: Stone of Tizoc (Monumental Sculpture)
Description: The monumental sculpture that represents Tizoc's conquests.


Name: Pierre Curie (Person)
Description: A French physicist and chemist


Name: U.S. economy (Economy)
Description: The wealth and productivity of a country or region, as indicated by GDP, employment, and other economic indicators.


Name: Balkans (Geographical region)
Description: Main focus area of the Pan-Slavic movement


Name: 53Cr (Isotope)
Description: A specific isotope of chromium with half-life 3.7 million years


Name: Political and economical turmoil (Historical event)
Description: A period of political instability and economic decline in Russia during the early 1990s.


Name: Three historical lands of the Czech Republic (Geographical Region)
Description: Bohemia, Moravia, and Czech Silesia


Name: Lithium (market analysis) (Resource Market Analysis)
Description: Analysis of the global lithium market, including supply and demand dynamics, pricing trends, and key players


Name: United Arab Emirates (Country)
Description: A federal absolute monarchy in the southeast end of the Arabian Peninsula


Name: Copper alloy coins (type of currency)
Description: Coins made primarily from copper alloys, used by the Greeks and Romans and in modern societies


Name: 1901 (Year)
Description: The first year of the 20th century


Name: Lugano (City)
Description: The city where the University of Italian Switzerland (USI) is located


Name: 14 Colleges and Universities (Education)
Description: The institutions of higher learning located within Westchester County


Name: Hellenistic Religion (Religion)
Description: One of the religions that influenced Berber beliefs.


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


Name: Framework Silicate Mineral, Oxide Mineral (mineral classification)
Description: Two classifications of Quartz based on its structure and composition


Name: Fluorite (Mineral)
Description: A mineral composed of calcium fluoride


Name: Socrates (Philosopher)
Description: Socrates was a classical Greek philosopher who is credited as one of the founders of Western philosophy.


Name: Linear Growth (Physical Development)
Description: The physical growth in length of a living organism over time


Name: Frontalieri (group of people)
Description: Commuter workers living in Italy and working regularly in Ticino


Name: Botanical recording in UK (Botanical recording)
Description: Recording system used in UK for botanical species


Name: natural and cultural attractions of Halland (Attraction)
Description: Places of interest in Halland


Name: significant amounts of dust and waste (Byproducts)
Description: The byproducts generated during the process of producing marble, including significant amounts of dust and waste.


Name: Water-ice (Richness in resources)
Description: -


Name: Pojoaque Pueblo (Location)
Description: An archaeological site in New Mexico, USA


Name: Peroxides and Superoxides (Compound)
Description: A group of compounds containing oxygen-oxygen bonds


Name: Etruscan language (language)
Description: language of the ancient Etruscan civilization


Name: Economic changes and the growth of the British Empire (Historical event)
Description: Economic transformations and territorial expansion of the British Empire


Name: Source of red color in diamonds (scientific concept)
Description: Despite decades of research, scientists are still inconclusive to the source of red color in diamonds.


Name: Östanmoss iron mine in Norberg, Västmanland, Sweden (Location)
Description: The location where Norbergite was first discovered.


Name: Methodius's disciples (social group)
Description: disciples of Methodius who were expelled from Great Moravia


Name: terracotta pinakes or plaques (Etruscan artifact)
Description: Large terracotta plaques with scenes from Greek mythology


Name: China (Country)
Description: A country located in East Asia


Name: Arab conquest (Historical Event)
Description: A series of military expansions by Muslim Arabs into territories controlled by the Sassanian Empire and Byzantine Empire


Name: Boulders on Ceres (boulders)
Description: Boulders degrade rapidly due to thermal stress and meteoritic impacts


Name: This route (Route)
Description: The route through which these important meteorites were discovered and made available to science


Name: Iron Ore (Mineral)
Description: Naturally occurring minerals containing iron


Name: Information (Data Category)
Description: Data that is used to make decisions or judgments, or to support an argument.


Name: 19th-century forgeries (Historical Period)
Description: Regarding the large (life-size) examples


Name: 12% (2013) (Percentage)
Description: The percentage of Tunisians identifying as non-religious in 2013


Name: Andros (Island)
Description: An island in the Cyclades, Greece


Name: Venetian Occupation (13th to 15th centuries) (HistoricalEvent)
Description: The Venetian occupation of the Island of Skyros between the 13th and 15th centuries.


Name: Tail of Stingray (Part_of_animal)
Description: A part of the stingray with a thickened spine.


Name: In the 1850s (Time period)
Description: A period in the mid-19th century when bitumen was rediscovered and widely used


Name: visibility of stars (Astronomical object)
Description: The farthest visible celestial bodies due to the finite speed of light.


Name: Pine species (Tree Species)
Description: Species of pine trees


Name: Deep ocean sediment (geological formation)
Description: The frustules of dead diatoms are a major constituent of deep ocean sediment


Name: Bishopric of Bamberg (Religious Institution)
Description: A Roman Catholic diocese in Germany


Name: Crown of Castile (monarchy)
Description: The medieval kingdom of Castile and León, later known as Spain


Name: Kazakhstan (Country)
Description: Central Asian country


Name: the Bronze Age (Historical Period)
Description: The period characterized by widespread use of bronze


Name: regulate (Action)
Description: Regulate the activities of stock exchanges, companies, brokers, and dealers


Name: Cresciano (Municipality)
Description: A municipality in the canton of Ticino, Switzerland


Name: Galileo Galilei (Philosopher)
Description: -


Name: Falsification of Records or Misrepresentation of Conditions or Practices in the Supply Chain are Unacceptable (Policy Statement)
Description: The statement that falsifying records or misrepresenting conditions or practices in the supply chain is unacceptable


Name: Carthage (Ancient City-State)
Description: Ancient Carthaginian city in Tunisia


Name: Decorative Art (Applied Art)
Description: The creation of objects that are intended for practical use but also have aesthetic qualities.


Name: Staple Foods in Mexican Cuisine (Food Item)
Description: Staple foods used in Mexican cuisine


Name: Norway (Country)
Description: A sovereign and constitutional monarchy in Northern Europe


Name: Ettringen lava stream (Lava Stream)
Description: A lava stream that was the shortest but most powerful of the three.


Name: The Royal Regiment of Scotland (Military Unit)
Description: Regiment formed by the amalgamation of regiments of the Scottish Division


Name: Iron casting industry (Industry)
Description: An industry that produces iron castings


Name: Each Kidney (Anatomical Structure)
Description: Either kidney in the human body.


Name: United States (Country)
Description: The country where the oldest US pottery was found.


Name: winter (Season)
Description: The coldest season of the year


Name: Springs and Membranes (Device)
Description: Springs and membranes used in surgical instruments and high temperature devices


Name: Inner Core (geographical feature)
Description: The central region of the Earth, composed mostly of liquid iron and nickel.


Name: Japan (Geographical Area)
Description: An island country located in East Asia


Name: 4.5 million square kilometers (Area)
Description: A measurement of a two-dimensional surface area.


Name: Antarctica (Continent)
Description: A continent located largely south of the Antarctic Circle


Name: Rayleigh Scattering (Optical Effect)
Description: The optical effect causing the blue sky.


Name: Church of Bet Golgotha's Saints (Art Form)
Description: Carved into the Church of Bet Golgotha


Name: normal atmospheric pressure (physical-state)
Description: Pressure equal to the ambient air pressure at sea level


Name: UNESCO Convention on the Protection and Promotion of the Diversity of Cultural Expressions (International Treaty)
Description: Treaty that aims to preserve cultural diversity


Name: Political stability to Algeria (State)
Description: The restoration of political stability in Algeria by President Abdelaziz Bouteflika


Name: Museum Mile (Section of a Street)
Description: A section of Fifth Avenue on the Upper East Side of Manhattan, New York City


Name: sulfuric acid (chemical compound)
Description: A strong acid that dissociates in water to release hydrogen ions and sulfate ions


Name: Cato's Origines (Historical Document)
Description: Cato's Origines describes Roman Italy as the entire peninsula south of the Alps


Name: Iron and trapped hole color centers (Substance)
Description: Substances that can modify the color of Rubies.


Name: directly elected assembly and mayor (Governmental Body)
Description: A political body elected to govern the city


Name: Pomegranate (food or beverage)
Description: The Ancient Greeks were acquainted with the pomegranate


Name: ammine ligands (ChemicalCompoundClass)
Description: Ligands containing nitrogen and hydrogen atoms with an ammonia-like structure.


Name: Present Day (Time Period)
Description: The current time period.


Name: Coldwater Agates (Geological Formation)
Description: A type of agate that forms within the limestone and dolomite strata of marine origin, typically less colorful


Name: Senior Circuit Judge A. Raymond Randolph (Judge)
Description: A U.S. judge who was part of the decision to strike down the conflict materials rule


Name: Sunscreen and cosmetics (Industry)
Description: An industry that produces products to protect skin from sunburn and enhance appearance


Name: Classic Clothing (Artifact)
Description: Clothing that is traditional or typical of a certain time, place, or group


Name: Submarine basalt vents (Geological Feature)
Description: A possible location of some hematitic jasperoids


Name: population percentage of Greece living in urban areas (Demographic statistic)
Description: The proportion of the Greek population residing in urban areas


Name: Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora (CITES) (International Treaty)
Description: An international agreement between governments to regulate the wildlife trade


Name: Europe (Continent)
Description: The third-largest continent in area after Asia, Africa, and North America.


Name: 20th century's second half (Time Period)
Description: The period from mid-1945 to 1960


Name: EU commission (International Organization)
Description: The European Union commission


Name: Etruscan Tomb Art (Artistic Style)
Description: Art found in Etruscan tombs


Name: Carbon-C–C bond energy (Chemical Property)
Description: The energy required to break a carbon-carbon single bond.


Name: 1 cm3 (Volume)
Description: A unit of volume equal to one cubic centimeter.


Name: 811 (Year)
Description: The year when the emerging Moravian state was first mentioned


Name: Colonial Governor William Cosby (Political Figure)
Description: The royal governor of New York from 1732 to 1743


Name: Russia (Country)
Description: Northern Eurasian country.


Name: Arabesque Patterns (Artistic Patterns)
Description: Patterns found in various media like ceramics, architecture, calligraphy, and textiles


Name: Population pyramid of Andalusia (21st century) (population_pyramid)
Description: The demographic distribution of the population in Andalusia at the beginning of the 21st century


Name: energy levels (Physical property)
Description: The Cr3+ ions alter the energy levels due to their different directions to the O2− ions


Name: Jewelry setting styles with closed backs (Design Element)
Description: Certain jewelry designs that can complicate the detection of treated and composite stones


Name: Economic Freedom (Women) (Freedom)
Description: The economic freedom women had in Aztec society.


Name: Black Hills (Location)
Description: The region where the Black Hills Gold Jewelry is manufactured


Name: Nicholas I (Person)
Description: The tsar during whose reign the Crimean War occurred


Name: Invertible infinitesimals and infinite numbers (Mathematical entities)
Description: Infinitesimals with inverses that are infinite numbers


Name: Christianity (Religion)
Description: The religion practiced by Afghan Christians.


Name: Al-Qaeda (Group)
Description: A militant Sunni Islamist organization


Name: Wet process/Vacuum deposition (Process)
Description: The method of deposition for the metal reflective layer, either wet or vacuum.


Name: trade restrictions (Policy)
Description: Regulations that limit or prohibit the import/export of goods and services.


Name: implant coatings (Medical device component)
Description: Used in implant coatings to reduce the risk of rejection and infection.


Name: Tissamaharama, in the South East of Sri Lanka (Location)
Description: A location in Sri Lanka where some of the oldest iron and steel artifacts were brought from South India


Name: Migmatite (Geological Formation)
Description: A rock type formed by the partial melting of pre-existing rocks during regional metamorphism.


Name: 1762 (year)
Description: A specific year in the 18th century


Name: the outside world, especially with the Cyclades and the Minoan centers on the island of Crete (Location)
Description: Locations where the Mycenaean centers had increased contact


Name: Microcrystalline or cryptocrystalline quartz (Mineral)
Description: Main component of chert.


Name: Titanium tetrachloride gas (Chemical Substance)
Description: A titanium-chlorine compound


Name: Moissanite (Diamond simulant)
Description: A diamond simulant introduced in 1998, known for its high hardness and low specific gravity


Name: Hydrothermal rocks (Geological setting)
Description: Rocks formed by hydrothermal processes


Name: Seville (City)
Description: The capital city of Andalusia.


Name: God (Religious Figure)
Description: The deity worshipped in Judaism, Christianity, and Islam.


Name: Spanish public positions (Public Employment Position)
Description: Three main categories: temporary political posts, statutory permanent posts, and non-statutory permanent posts


Name: Radius of Inscribed Sphere (Geometric Measurement)
Description: The radius of the sphere that is inscribed (tangent to each face) within the octahedron.


Name: Sea Urchin Gonads (Culinary Ingredient)
Description: Imported from the United States, South Korea, and other producers


Name: distinctive American cuisine (cuisine)
Description: cuisine developed by early settlers and later immigrants in the United States


Name: Treasure Mountain Dome (GeologicalFeature)
Description: The nearby granitic feature responsible for contact metamorphism


Name: President Álvaro Uribe (Person)
Description: The President of Colombia from 2002 to 2010.


Name: Bronze production (production)
Description: Production of bronze around 700-600 BC


Name: Population growth (1945–present) (Quantity)
Description: The percentage change in population between years, comparing the European Union's population growth rate to the United States.


Name: Provence (CurrentRegion)
Description: The modern region that evolved from Province Nostra


Name: Limonite (FeOOH) (Mineral)
Description: An iron oxide hydroxide mineral that can be found in the same geological context as Pyrite


Name: fate (concept)
Description: A concept referring to events that will inevitably happen and are believed to be beyond human control


Name: France (Political Entity)
Description: France with which Spain made peace in 1795


Name: Chinese government restrictions on religion (Government Policy)
Description: The severity of Chinese government restrictions on religion as being among the world's highest in 2017 and 2020.


Name: Rotterdam (city)
Description: A city in the Netherlands and home to the largest port in Europe.


Name: British Aberdeen Act and the Eusébio de Queirós Law (Law)
Description: Legislation that led to the abolition of the Atlantic slave trade


Name: Extreme Corruption (Condition)
Description: The misuse of public power for private gain.


Name: Andalusia (Autonomous Community)
Description: An autonomous community of Spain


Name: Ministry of Women's Affairs (Afghanistan) (Political Entity)
Description: Ministry abolished in the announced cabinet


Name: Palma (City)
Description: The capital and largest city of the autonomous community of the Balearic Islands, an archipelago in the Mediterranean Sea belonging to Spain


Name: Hope (Emotion)
Description: The feeling that something wanted or expected can or will occur.


Name: rate at which the solvent can be removed (physical process)
Description: The speed at which a solvent evaporates or is extracted


Name: After 1427 (Time period)
Description: The Triple Alliance began expanding its territory after the year 1427.


Name: Echinoderms (organisms)
Description: Marine invertebrates characterized by a hard skeleton and radial symmetry


Name: Cryla (Paint Brand)
Description: The brand name of the artists' acrylic paints introduced by George Rowney


Name: Agder Prison (Place)
Description: A prison that opened in 2020, replacing Arendal Prison


Name: Culet (if any) (Diamond feature)
Description: The bottom point of the pavilion, which is sometimes included in modern round brilliants


Name: New Zealand's aid (Aid)
Description: The assistance provided by New Zealand to other countries, usually for economic development


Name: 4° (Angle)
Description: The angle of Ceres's axis relative to its orbital plane


Name: Cell wall strength and structural integrity in some plants (BiologicalProperty)
Description: Improvement of cell wall strength and structural integrity due to silicon, resulting in reduced insect herbivory and pathogenic infections.


Name: Foxes (Animal)
Description: Species whose prestige in hunting was increased by Edward, Second Duke of York


Name: El Badia Palace (Palace)
Description: A palace in Marrakech, Morocco.


Name: Biodegradable Waste (Waste Type)
Description: Organic waste that can be broken down by microorganisms


Name: Southern New England (Geographical Area)
Description: The southern part of New England


Name: Ukraine (Country)
Description: Eastern European country located in Europe and Asia


Name: Auburn University (university)
Description: A public university located in Auburn, Alabama.


Name: 4,000-metre peaks in the Alps (GeographicalFeature)
Description: The 'four-thousanders' with at least 300 m (984 ft) of prominence


Name: Sedimentary Rock (Geological Phenomenon)
Description: Original rock from which the metasedimentary rock was formed through deposition and solidification


Name: Space Rocket Fuel (Fuel)
Description: The fuel used to propel spacecraft and rockets


Name: Bristol (City)
Description: A city in South West England


Name: Products (Business Entity)
Description: Anything that can be offered to a market to satisfy the desire or need of a customer


Name: Affordability Factor (Pearl Necklace Property)
Description: Most of the pearls in the strand are small


Name: Berber people (People)
Description: An indigenous ethnic group of North Africa


Name: High Luster (Physical Property)
Description: Characteristic of keshi pearls


Name: Linear B decipherment (event)
Description: The process by which Linear B was deciphered in 1952.


Name: -25 and 0 (Value range)
Description: -25 to 0 parts per thousand


Name: Alabama's other ports (Water Port)
Description: Ports on rivers with access to the Gulf of Mexico.


Name: Companies (Business)
Description: Businesses that require conflict minerals


Name: Etruscan visual art (art form)
Description: Art form that provides evidence of Greek myths known by Etruscans


Name: Hanfu (clothing)
Description: Traditional Chinese attire


Name: Zhou dynasty to the Qin dynasty and further to the Han dynasty (Historical Period)
Description: The Zhou, Qin, and Han Dynasties of ancient China


Name: Jack DeGroot (politician)
Description: A politician, Commissioner of Sussex County, term ends in 2026


Name: 15 karat to 24 karat gold (Material)
Description: A measurement of the purity of gold in alloys.


Name: Tektite (Geological Phenomenon)
Description: A tektite is a natural glass formed by meteorite impacts.


Name: Botanical and Zoological Study (Scientific Study)
Description: The study of plants and animals during Darwin's voyages


Name: Han Chinese (Ethnic group)
Description: The ethnic group that is the majority of the population of China.


Name: Excited state (Physical state)
Description: State when crystal lattice is in an excited state before fluorescence occurs


Name: Compact Topological Manifold without Boundary (Topological Space)
Description: A topological space that is a manifold and has no boundary


Name: Second World War (War)
Description: Global conflict that took place from 1939 to 1945.


Name: Copper (Metal)
Description: A reddish-brown, ductile metal that is malleable and has a melting point of 1,085 °C.


Name: adhesion and friction forces (Physical property)
Description: Forces that are important considerations in various applications such as nanofabrication, lubrication, device design, colloidal stabilization, and drug delivery


Name: Europeans, North Americans (Region)
Description: Europeans and North Americans


Name: ceremonial items (object)
Description: Symbolized the ranks of emperor, king, duke, marquis, viscount, and baron


Name: Taiwan's professional basketball leagues (League)
Description: Professional basketball leagues in Taiwan


Name: food and agricultural products (Products)
Description: the main export items of the Netherlands


Name: Valuable insights into the natural world (Impact)
Description: A strong or extensive effect or impression.


Name: diamond (Crystal structure)
Description: The crystal structure in which the N-V center defect is found.


Name: Pennsylvania Dutch community (community)
Description: German-speaking settlers in the Pennsylvania region of the U.S.


Name: Abundance of copper in the Earth's crust (Geological distribution)
Description: The relative abundance of copper in the Earth's crust, making it more accessible compared to some other metals.


Name: Women clothing of the Song dynasty (style)
Description: Clothing style for women during the Song dynasty


Name: 11.979 million euros (Monetary Value)
Description: Revenue generated by the industry sector in Andalusia in 2007


Name: Gloomy British skies and twilights (Natural Scene)
Description: Mezzotint was especially suitable for depicting gloomy British skies and twilights, popular subjects in the Victorian Etching Revival.


Name: Swiss citizens (Group of People)
Description: Citizens of Switzerland


Name: Chain (symbol)
Description: May symbolize oppression due to use for a mechanical restriction of liberty.


Name: Monazite-(La) (Mineral)
Description: A phosphate mineral, specifically a phosphate of lanthanum.


Name: Early Soviet years (Time period)
Description: The initial phase of Soviet rule in Ukraine


Name: Gotthard Railway (Transportation Infrastructure)
Description: A strategic mountain pass and railway in Switzerland.


Name: Agriculture and livestock farming (activity)
Description: Growing crops and raising animals for food, fiber, and other resources


Name: climate change (climate_phenomenon)
Description: A long-term alteration in weather patterns


Name: Ice Crystal (Substance)
Description: Resulting entity from snowflake's formation process


Name: North Macedonia (Country)
Description: Declares the country as a social free state


Name: Chinese porcelain and other media (materials)
Description: Materials used for producing statuettes from the Ming dynasty onwards


Name: Greek language (Language)
Description: The name cymophane is derived from the Greek words meaning 'wave' and 'appearance'


Name: Metal (Material)
Description: The materials that can be processed by grinding machines.


Name: Romanian citizens (Nationality)
Description: The largest migrant population living in Italy as of 2021


Name: Bronze Age (Time Period)
Description: Age characterized by widespread use of copper and bronze tools


Name: French Renaissance (era)
Description: Flourishing period in French history, from the mid-16th century to the early 17th century


Name: Dislocations (type of crystallographic defect)
Description: A line defect where the lattice planes are continuous but with a step or edge


Name: Islam in Japan (Religious group)
Description: Islamic population of Japan


Name: Parliament (Morocco) (Legislative Body)
Description: The latest parliamentary elections were held on 8 September 2021.


Name: being a spiral galaxy containing our solar system with a diameter of about 100,000 light-years (property)
Description: The Milky Way Galaxy is the spiral galaxy that contains our solar system, with a diameter of approximately 100,000 light-years.


Name: France (Country)
Description: European country that colonized Ivory Coast in the early 20th century


Name: on_the_grounds_of_radiological_health (reason)
Description: The reason for not justifying the relocation of Chernobyl city due to radiological health issues


Name: Jean-Honoré Fragonard (Artist)
Description: French artist whose works are representative of the Rococo style in the country.


Name: painters (Profession)
Description: People whose primary occupation is painting


Name: death rate exceeding birth rate (Demographic Factor)
Description: The reason for the decline in Russia's population after 1993


Name: Sfouf (Dessert)
Description: The dessert Sfouf


Name: United Tribes of New Zealand (Organization)
Description: Nebulous organization representing Māori tribes


Name: Population of Chios (Quantity)
Description: Over 120,000 people in the fifth to fourth centuries BC


Name: Diamond Grinding (Process)
Description: Using lead plate in the 11th century AD.


Name: Clovis I (Person)
Description: The first leader to unite all Franks, who united in 481 AD


Name: Vestigial true tail (Abnormality)
Description: Is not considered a vestigial true tail


Name: Russian Empire (Historical entity)
Description: Former imperial state in Eurasia


Name: Mountaineering (Adventure Sport)
Description: The practice of mountain climbing, often involving technical equipment


Name: 1767–1775 (Time)
Description: years when Hôtel de la Monnaie was constructed


Name: element to element contact (Prevention)
Description: Contact prevention between the fuel elements in a bundle, achieved by brazing inter-element spacer pads made of beryllium.


Name: Supergene weathering and oxidation of primary sulfidic copper ores (Geological Process)
Description: Process that leads to the formation of malachite.


Name: Slavs (Ethnic Group)
Description: An ethnic group of peoples historically associated with Eastern and Central Europe, the Balkans, the Caucasus, and Northern Asia.


Name: Rigid uppermost layer of the mantle (Geological layer)
Description: The crust and this layer together constitute oceanic lithosphere.


Name: Turf dredging (Activity)
Description: Extraction of peat through dredging in flooded areas


Name: Aluminium oxides and silicates (Chemical compound)
Description: Compounds formed between Aluminium and oxygen or silicon.


Name: the new realities of the country through its struggle and its aspirations (Social_issue)
Description: Current challenges and goals faced by Algeria


Name: Dimini in Thessaly (possibly ancient Iolcos) (Location)
Description: Location where the building is found


Name: Blue sapphires with high saturation and vividness (Gemstone)
Description: Gems that primarily have a blue primary hue, with high saturation and vividness


Name: Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont, and western Massachusetts (GeographicalArea)
Description: Areas with humid continental climate (Dfb)


Name: Rembrandt Van Rijn (Artist)
Description: A notable artist who traditionally created grey using lead white, carbon black or ivory black


Name: [(Ph3PAu)6C]2+ (Compound)
Description: A compound containing an octahedral carbon bound to six phosphine-gold fragments


Name: Output of Renin-Angiotensin System (Physiological Process)
Description: The production of angiotensin II and aldosterone


Name: Catholic faith (Religion)
Description: A branch of Christianity


Name: Haut-Katanga Province (Province)
Description: A province in the Democratic Republic of the Congo.


Name: Night-side airglow emission (astronomical phenomenon)
Description: Chemiluminescence produced in the upper atmosphere of a planet.


Name: TASS (News Agency)
Description: One of the largest internationally operating Russian news agency


Name: Kyanite (Mineral)
Description: A mineral characterized by its elongated, columnar crystals and color.


Name: colonization (Historical event)
Description: The process of acculturation experienced by indigenous peoples during the colonization period


Name: Winston Churchill (Writer)
Description: A prominent writer in British literature


Name: Ilmenite (Mineral)
Description: A mineral containing titanium, iron, and oxygen


Name: other urban Americans (city inhabitants)
Description: -


Name: Technology Innovation Center (Category)
Description: A city that fosters the development and implementation of new technologies and innovations.


Name: Continental Subarctic Climate (Climate)
Description: Experienced in higher elevations in Scotland


Name: Transition Metal Silicides and Germanides, Gallium Palladide (Compound Group)
Description: Examples of compounds that exhibit the iron monosilicide structure


Name: Aluminium Tetrahedron (Chemical Structure)
Description: In cases where Si4+ is substituted by Al3+


Name: cantilever deflection (Physical property)
Description: A deflection in the cantilever that can be observed when a force is applied to it


Name: Glacial meltwater (Geological Process)
Description: Water source of the Rhine river


Name: [Taiwanese beef noodle soup, Gua bao, Zongzi, Khong bah png, Taiwanese fried chicken, oyster vermicelli, Sanbeiji, Aiyu jelly, Bubble tea] (List of food items)
Description: Popular Taiwanese dishes such as bubble tea, which has become popular globally


Name: Pomegranate pulp and cochineal (Substance)
Description: Garnet derives from Old French grenat by metathesis, from Medieval Latin granatum as used in a different meaning 'of a dark red color'. This derivation may have originated from pomum granatum, describing the color of pomegranate pulp, or from granum, referring to 'red dye, cochineal'.


Name: Grey (color)
Description: Color that James McNeill Whistler created for his paintings


Name: Allies (Military Alliance)
Description: The group of countries that were opposed to the Central Powers during World War 1


Name: Sea Urchin (Echinoderm)
Description: A type of echinoderm with five-fold symmetry, found in the sea.


Name: New Rochelle (City)
Description: City located in Westchester County


Name: 'civilized' and 'uncivilized' (Classification)
Description: Classification used to describe Native Americans according to Hobbes and Rousseau


Name: Jet deposit from France (Geological Deposit)
Description: A geological deposit mined from areas of France


Name: half the Begware (Tribe)
Description: Half of a tribe that bordered Great Moravia to the west


Name: design of three types of spaces (urban design)
Description: the types of spaces that the urban planning movement focused on during the Republican period


Name: qualified males reaching age eighteen (demographic_group)
Description: Mandatory conscription for qualified males reaching age eighteen


Name: Laguna District, Cibola County, New Mexico (Location)
Description: The location where Goldmanite was first described


Name: Japanese military (military)
Description: The armed forces of Japan during World War II


Name: Specialized engraving work (Activity)
Description: A specific type of engraving, likely intricate or detailed.


Name: Tunisia (country)
Description: a country in North Africa


Name: Double-chain silicates (Type of inosilicate)
Description: A type of silicate that forms a double chain (not always but mostly) by sharing two or three oxygen atoms each


Name: 24th-largest importer (Trade Ranking)
Description: -


Name: Mons. Marco Wüstenberg (Person)
Description: Current bishop of the Diocese of Lugano


Name: Shalivahana Shaka (Indian National Calendar) (Calendar)
Description: A regional Hindu calendar emphasising the lunar cycle, used in Southern India.


Name: Black-Body Radiation Spectrum (Physical Phenomenon)
Description: The spectrum that exhibits the radiation emitted by a black body


Name: Queen Maria I and Prince Regent John (Royalty)
Description: Queen of Portugal and Prince Regent in her mother's stead


Name: Ethnic Belgians, Foreigners (Demographic group)
Description: The two main demographic groups in the population of Belgium.


Name: Uri (Canton)
Description: a canton in Switzerland


Name: Book of Revelation (21:19) (Religious text)
Description: Another reference to a gem by the name of khalkedón (χαλκηδών) is found in this verse, but its connection with Chalcedony today is unclear.


Name: high thermal and chemical stability (Property)
Description: High thermal and chemical stability of Boron Nitride


Name: Winfeld lava stream (Lava Stream)
Description: The northern stream, which became the quarry area of Kottenheimer Winfeld.


Name: Shewa Province (GeographicalArea)
Description: The location where opal was found predominantly within weathered layers of rhyolite


Name: Peacock motif (Artistic representation)
Description: Artistic representation unifying Hera and Juno, popular during the Renaissance


Name: Aquarium (rock band)
Description: A rock band that became popular in Russia by the 1980s.


Name: 1854 (Year)
Description: Year in which women won the right to inherit property


Name: Execution (Event)
Description: Publicly hanged by the Germans


Name: Nigeria, South Africa, Ghana, Senegal, Mali, Ethiopia, Togo, Guinea, Benin, and Zimbabwe (Country)
Description: Several African countries


Name: 8,700 BCE (Time Period)
Description: A year in the calendar era.


Name: Persian forces (Military_unit)
Description: Forces of the Persian Empire


Name: Colloidal Solder (Chemical Mixture)
Description: A mixture of tragacanth gum and copper salts used by the Etruscans to lower the melting points of both granules and base


Name: Yuyue fu (Uniform)
Description: The formal military uniform worn by the Song dynasty Emperors in Southern Song dynasty


Name: Byron (Person)
Description: English Romantic poet and leading figure in the Romantic movement


Name: River gravels extraction (Economic Activity)
Description: Significant extractive industry in south Derbyshire


Name: health tourism (Industry)
Description: Healthcare services sought by patients from other countries


Name: Steel (Material)
Description: A metal often engraved.


Name: Alabama (Location)
Description: A state in the Southeastern United States.


Name: Rhyolite and Rhyodacite (Rock Type)
Description: Types of volcanic rocks


Name: Sahara desert (Desert)
Description: The northern reaches of the Sahara desert


Name: tobacco products (Product)
Description: Tobacco-based items such as cigarettes, cigars, and chewing tobacco


Name: tax receipts and recording the individual nominations of Greek leaders for ostracism (purpose)
Description: the specific purposes for which they were used


Name: Approximate Representation (Conceptualization)
Description: An approximation of the Earth's magnetic field as a magnetic dipole


Name: 0.5 and 5 km (Geological Depth)
Description: The typical depth range of greisens in the Earth's crust.


Name: Gold Supply (Quantity of Gold Supplied)
Description: The total amount of gold supplied to the market


Name: Franciscan Formation (Geological Formation)
Description: A geological formation in the California Coast Ranges


Name: Egyptian Rings (jewellery)
Description: Rings from ancient Egypt


Name: Latin word amuletum (Word)
Description: The Latin term from which the word 'amulet' originated.


Name: Older Prints (Artwork)
Description: Prints that are several hundred years old


Name: Lithium (around 80,000t per annum) (Resource)
Description: The amount of lithium produced from spodumene


Name: White (Color)
Description: A color perceived as the absence of hue, typically depicted by a combination of near-maximum levels of red, green, and blue


Name: Rock Crystal Skull (Artifact)
Description: Another type of Pre-Columbian hardstone carving


Name: Military applications (Application)
Description: During Cold War era, particularly for military jets and submarines like Alfa class and Mike class


Name: Wine (Alcoholic Beverage)
Description: An alcoholic drink made from fermented grapes


Name: more_than (Relation)
Description: relation indicating more than a certain value


Name: Campana Reliefs (Artwork)
Description: Cheaper pottery versions of marble reliefs


Name: Political instability and corruption (Instability)
Description: political instability and corruption


Name: History of Cinema in Morocco (Event)
Description: The historical period of cinema in Morocco


Name: reagent solutions (Solution)
Description: Chemical mixture used in the creation of nanoparticles.


Name: Aghlabids (dynasty)
Description: A dynasty that ruled independently from 750 to 909 in Ifriqiya.


Name: Treatment (Process)
Description: A process that improves the transparency of previously unsuitable rubies


Name: Garnet (mineral) (Mineral)
Description: A mineral commonly found in metamorphic and igneous rocks.


Name: Pianist (Occupation)
Description: Profession associated with playing the piano


Name: Raising a family (Life activity)
Description: The responsibility of raising children in the Hindu Grihastha stage.


Name: Europe (continent)
Description: A continent in Eurasia and North Africa


Name: Elam (ancient civilization)
Description: A pre-Iranian ancient civilization located east of Mesopotamia


Name: True jasperoid (Geological formation)
Description: A type of rock formation characterized by the presence of hematite, silica, and sulfides


Name: Frankokratia (Historical Region)
Description: The region under French rule in Greece after the Fourth Crusade


Name: 0.680 (Number)
Description: A numerical value representing the fraction of volume that is occupied by atoms


Name: Phosphorus pentafluoride (Compound)
Description: A binary fluoride of phosphorus


Name: Moscow (City)
Description: The capital city of Russia and the center of its government


Name: Human (Species)
Description: The species Homo sapiens


Name: Nazi Flag (Symbol)
Description: The flag used by the Nazi Party in Germany from 1935 to 1945.


Name: Global Competitiveness (Economic Performance Indicator)
Description: A measure of a country's economic efficiency in comparison with other countries.


Name: nuclear development programme (military program)
Description: A nuclear weapons development program launched by de Gaulle.


Name: Teacups and coffee cups (Object)
Description: Tableware objects used to hold tea or coffee.


Name: Kings, Nobles, Priests and Magistrates (Occupation)
Description: Used as the color for attire of these social classes in Mediterranean regions


Name: 76,978 Indigenous Australians (Quantity)
Description: The 2021 census found that 76,978 Indigenous Australians spoke 167 Indigenous languages at home.


Name: Christian Michelsen (Person)
Description: Prime Minister of Norway from 1905 to 1907


Name: shenyi used as scholar gown (Attire)
Description: The shenyi used as a scholar gown was not widely accepted during the Song dynasty


Name: Each district (district)
Description: An individual administrative division in Afghanistan


Name: winter is dry compared to summer (Climate Feature)
Description: a characteristic of a region's weather, referring to winter having less precipitation than summer


Name: C.H. Hodges (Person)
Description: -