Name: the onset of recrystallization of existing grains (Microscopic characteristic)
Description: The microscopic distinguishing feature of orthoquartzite


Name: Artwork (Object)
Description: An item that has been designed and created for aesthetic purposes.


Name: The Beehive in the 1970s (Building)
Description: Kairuru marble was used for decorative features in the Beehive in the 1970s


Name: Afghanistan (Country)
Description: A country located in South-Central Asia.


Name: Birmingham-Shuttlesworth International Airport (BHM) (Airport)
Description: An airport in Birmingham, Alabama.


Name: Apidima Cave (Archaeological site)
Description: The Apidima Cave in Mani, in southern Greece


Name: Archaeologists specializing in Prehistory and Protohistory (Profession)
Description: Experts who study prehistoric and early historical cultures


Name: Venezuela (Country)
Description: South American country with a significant diamond industry


Name: Rhätia Region (Region)
Description: A subdivision of Graubünden, Switzerland


Name: Ground Soapstone (Industry) (Waste Product)
Description: The ground waste product of the slab manufacturing process.


Name: Eric Wickman (person)
Description: Born Martis Jerk


Name: Duke of Halland (Title)
Description: A title given to Swedish royal princes since 1772


Name: Soviet Famine of 1932–1933 (Historical Event)
Description: Famine that occurred in the Soviet Union from 1932 to 1933


Name: Gneissic Metabasalt (Metamorphic rock)
Description: A metabasalt showing weak schistosity


Name: Ransomes & Rapier (Company)
Description: manufacturer of railway equipment and cranes


Name: Beryllium (Element)
Description: An alkaline earth metal.


Name: Carpathian Mountains (Mountain range)
Description: The highest mountain range in Ukraine


Name: British Power Centres – Delhi, Calcutta and Madras (Locations)
Description: Three British power centers where three distinct styles of Company Painting emerged


Name: English (Language)
Description: The de facto official language of Australia and a major variety of the English language


Name: Point Sphere/Sphere (Geometric Object)
Description: An object defined by a center and radius


Name: 2016 (Time Period)
Description: The year 2016


Name: 10 years ago (TimePeriod)
Description: A period of 10 years during which the improvement in pearl quality occurred


Name: William I of the Netherlands (Monarch)
Description: The first King of the Kingdom of the Netherlands


Name: Paul Gilroy (Person)
Description: A scholar whose writings emerged from British cultural-studies


Name: Khansee is also the only mine that produces maw sit sit (Mining site)
Description: The unique characteristic of Khansee mine


Name: Gestapo's headquarters in Vienna (Building)
Description: The headquarters of the Gestapo (Secret State Police) in Vienna.


Name: Craters Franz, Lyell, Taruntius, Vitruvius, Gardner, Jansen, Cauchy, Dawes, Plinius (lunar craters)
Description: Various lunar craters found on the Moon


Name: Spanish art (Art form)
Description: A term used to refer to the visual arts produced in the territory of Spain


Name: 1920s (Time period)
Description: A decade in the 20th century


Name: Lingam (specific sculpture in Hinduism)
Description: The most common form of cult image in Hinduism.


Name: Synnadian marble (Material)
Description: Another name for Synnadic marble


Name: Accelerators or cyclotrons (Machine)
Description: Machines used to produce high-energy protons for BNCT treatment


Name: A hall with balconies (Room)
Description: The room in the new museum with balconies


Name: Women (Gender)
Description: Women look after the family and handicrafts among the Berbers.


Name: US Manual on Uniform Traffic Control Devices (Manual)
Description: Guide for road signage.


Name: Windmills (Technology)
Description: The instrument used to create polders


Name: Modern Art Week in 1922 (Art Event)
Description: The first modernist event in Brazil


Name: Old Norse (Language)
Description: An extinct North Germanic language spoken by the Norsemen


Name: Common Proto-Indo-European (Language)
Description: The precursor language to Proto-Slavic


Name: Cutting off four regular tetrahedra from a regular tetrahedron (Mathematical Operation)
Description: The vertices of the octahedron lie at the midpoints of the edges of the tetrahedron.


Name: Round Brilliant Cut Diamond (Gemstone Cut)
Description: A type of cut for diamonds known for its brilliance and balance between 'brilliance' and 'fire'


Name: RGB Color Model (Color Model)
Description: A color model used in various electronic devices to reproduce colors


Name: Josiah Edward Spurr (Person)
Description: Geologist and mining engineer


Name: Afghanistan (country)
Description: The country from which territories were annexed by Russia


Name: Wilkes Land (Geographical location)
Description: A geographical location representing Wilkes Land


Name: Primitive Monoclinic Lattice (Lattice)
Description: The other monoclinic Bravais lattice.


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


Name: Gem Artwork (Art Form)
Description: The artwork depicted in gems.


Name: Green flames (Light Effect)
Description: An effect of fire resulting in a green color


Name: Male Peacocks (Generations of Males)
Description: The male ancestors with impressive plumage that were favored by females


Name: Senate (institution)
Description: The upper house of the French Parliament.


Name: extreme ease of making the inscription with the potential for rendering it fairly permanent (advantages offered)
Description: the advantages that clay offers for writing


Name: Aerospace Technology (Aerospace Engineering)
Description: The development and application of technology for the design, construction, and operation of aircraft and spacecraft.


Name: American continent (continent)
Description: The continent comprising North and South America


Name: settlements on the Greek mainland (Location)
Description: Settlements existing during Mycenaean Greece


Name: Regions and Seasons (Geographical Area)
Description: Geographical areas that influence the dishes in Algerian cuisine.


Name: Post-Growth Treatment (Technique to alter the color of synthetic diamonds)
Description: Includes irradiation and annealing


Name: Christian Gallo-Roman culture (Culture)
Description: The blend of Christian, Roman, and Gaul cultures


Name: Union of European Football Associations (UEFA) (Sports federation)
Description: An association responsible for European football.


Name: ISO 14688 (Standard)
Description: A standard that grades gravels as fine, medium, and coarse


Name: EPA and RCRA and Atomic Energy Act (Acts)
Description: Legislation regulating the management of mixed waste, particularly in relation to hazardous materials content


Name: Meteorite find (Event)
Description: The discovery of any other meteorite that wasn't collected after its arrival was observed.


Name: Andalusian Hound (dog_breed)
Description: A breed of dog native to Andalusia


Name: Healing (Concept)
Description: In many cultures, purple is also a symbol of healing.


Name: European history (History)
Description: The study of past events in Europe


Name: Swiss Peasant War (Historical Event)
Description: A war that took place in 1653


Name: 1450 (Year)
Description: A year in the 15th century


Name: Kombat Mine (mine)
Description: A mine that extracts copper, lead and silver.


Name: Newly intruded magma (Geological substance)
Description: Magma that enters the lower oceanic crust.


Name: Black Citizens in Mobile (Demographic Group)
Description: African American individuals residing in the city of Mobile, Alabama


Name: Insecticide (Substance)
Description: A chemical substance used to kill insects.


Name: Commute time (Quantity)
Description: The average time spent commuting to work


Name: fertility and numerous progeny (Concept)
Description: A representation of fertility and multiple offspring


Name: Neolithic and Chalcolithic cultures (Culture)
Description: Cultures that existed around 6000–2500 BC


Name: Svante Arrhenius (Person)
Description: Swedish chemist who was awarded the 1903 Nobel Prize in Chemistry


Name: Ruling Machine (Engraving Tool)
Description: A tool used in engraving to create parallel straight or wavy lines very close together, usually for use with etching


Name: Swiss National Bank (Organization)
Description: The central bank of Switzerland, responsible for issuing the Swiss franc and maintaining the stability of the country's currency


Name: Thin-film optics (Field)
Description: The field of study focused on structural color.


Name: Tobermory (Location)
Description: The location where the Hebridean Whale and Dolphin Trust has its main office, Discovery Centre and the mooring of their research vessel


Name: Halling yard (Yard)
Description: An area with 5 old buildings, the oldest from 1760s at Drammen Museum of Art and Cultural History, Norway


Name: Hydrogen (Element)
Description: A colorless, odorless, flammable gas with the symbol H


Name: Staurolite (Mineral)
Description: A common metamorphic intermediate-grade index mineral


Name: Dark midnight blue (Color)
Description: A deep shade of blue, often used in formal wear as an alternative to black.


Name: Opus Sectile floors (Peterborough Cathedral) (architecture)
Description: A type of flooring found in Peterborough Cathedral


Name: Thailand-Australia Free Trade Agreement (TAFTA) (Free trade agreement)
Description: An existing free trade agreement between Australia and Thailand. The agreement aims to further deepen economic integration between the two countries.


Name: 2014 UK live births (Demographic Event)
Description: The births that occurred in the United Kingdom in 2014.


Name: significant_economic_growth (Economy)
Description: A positive economic event


Name: Santa Clara Valley (geographical location)
Description: A valley located in California, United States


Name: Buddhist texts (Text)
Description: Ancient writings related to Buddhism.


Name: [Many of its former colonies] (Country)
Description: The countries that have been influenced by British culture.


Name: Infinity (Concept)
Description: The state of having no limit


Name: Procopius' Writings (Historical Document)
Description: Writings by Procopius in Byzantine Greek that are the oldest mention of the Slavic ethnonym.


Name: Regent's government (Government)
Description: The governing body after Dom Pedro I abdicated


Name: Uranium (Substance)
Description: A naturally occurring radioactive element


Name: Portable Grills (Souvlaki Trays) (cooking utensil)
Description: Rectangular ceramic pans used for cooking meat on skewers


Name: Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva (Person)
Description: the current president of Brazil


Name: binary compounds of zinc (inorganic compound)
Description: Binary compounds known for most metalloids and all the nonmetals except the noble gases


Name: Product Information (Data)
Description: Data that gives customers a comprehensive understanding of the product


Name: Sea urchins (Animal)
Description: Traditional model organisms in developmental biology


Name: Almost one-third of amendments to Alabama's constitution (Constitutional_amendment)
Description: Applies only to a single county or city.


Name: Black dwarf (Astronomical object)
Description: A theoretical state of a white dwarf that has cooled to an extremely low temperature.


Name: Diamond substitutes in jewelry (jewelry item)
Description: Items used instead of diamonds in jewelry


Name: New All-Time High Gold Price (Event)
Description: An event marking the highest price of gold per troy ounce recorded.


Name: Yellow nail syndrome (Medical condition)
Description: A rare condition characterized by discolored, thickened nails on the fingers and toes.


Name: Critical angle (Physics Concept)
Description: The minimum angle for total internal reflection in a diamond.


Name: U.S. State Department (Organization)
Description: The foreign affairs agency of the United States Government


Name: Monetary Standard (Usage of Element)
Description: Gold is used as a monetary standard.


Name: BPA-Free Tableware (Type of Tableware)
Description: Tableware made without the use of Bisphenol A (BPA), a potentially harmful chemical found in some plastics


Name: British Film Institute (Organization)
Description: The British Film Institute (BFI) is the UK's lead organisation for film, television and the moving image


Name: Abrasive powder (Material)
Description: Powder made from harder stones used for abrasion in gem cutting.


Name: Elizabeth I (Monarch)
Description: Queen regnant of England and Ireland from 1558.


Name: The fact that human beings see light rather than objects (Fact)
Description: The observation that people perceive light instead of physical objects.


Name: Tetragonal crystal system (crystal system)
Description: One of the 7 crystal systems


Name: 13 districts (Administrative division)
Description: the administrative divisions of the canton


Name: Excretory System in Sea Urchin Test (Physical Feature)
Description: The system that helps a sea urchin remove waste products from its body.


Name: Senate of Australia (Legislative Body)
Description: Upper house in the bicameral Parliament of Australia


Name: Translation (Language_conversion)
Description: Converting one language to another


Name: Social Structures (Subject)
Description: Factors that influence the social behavior of Urban Red Foxes


Name: Christian Theology (Religious Doctrine)
Description: A branch of theology in Christianity.


Name: Colonial expansion (Historical Process)
Description: The spread of European powers' control over foreign lands during the late 15th to early 18th centuries


Name: South, Center (Geographical region)
Description: Areas where Christianity is mostly practiced in Benin


Name: Convex (Shape property)
Description: A characteristic of the regular octahedron that describes all pairs of points within it can be connected by a line segment that lies entirely within the polyhedron


Name: Soviet-organized regime (Government)
Description: Regime that filled the vacuum left by Amin's death and was inclusive of both Parcham and Khalq factions


Name: Central Saint Martins College of Art and Design and Chelsea College of Art and Design (art colleges)
Description: Two of the six schools under the University of the Arts London


Name: 3.37% of the country's GDP in 2010 (Statistic)
Description: Percentage of the country's GDP spent on healthcare in 2010.


Name: Union's victory (event)
Description: the outcome of the 1861–1865 American Civil War


Name: Canadian government (Governments)
Description: The governing body of Canada


Name: 1950 (Time)
Description: Year when the uranium processing plant was said to be under construction


Name: Ministry of Communication in Algeria (Governmental Department)
Description: A department of the government of Algeria


Name: Rural Population Regions (Population Type Region)
Description: The North Island has several regions with significant rural populations, including the Bay of Plenty region and the Hawke's Bay region.


Name: Dietary Fiber (Nutrient)
Description: A nutrient essential for digestive health


Name: the country's ethnic Macedonian majority and Albanian minority (Ethnic groups)
Description: The two major ethnic communities in North Macedonia


Name: Use of Mezzotint (Artistic Technique)
Description: The use of mezzotint for publicising portraits


Name: Marcasite jewelry (Jewelry)
Description: Jewelry traditionally made using pyrite


Name: Transferrin (Protein)
Description: A protein that functions as a transport protein in the blood plasma


Name: Buddha Dhamma Ramsi monastery (Monastery)
Description: -


Name: Pear-shaped diamonds (Shape of Diamonds)
Description: A shape that has length to width ratios between 1.45 and 1.75.


Name: 1850 (Year)
Description: The year when the Atlantic slave trade was abandoned


Name: Pidgeon process (Production Method)
Description: A method for producing magnesium by reacting magnesium oxide or magnesium precursors with silicon


Name: Polished Diamonds (Commodity)
Description: Diamonds that have been cut and polished for use as a gemstone


Name: Emeralds (Gemstone)
Description: A type of gemstone.


Name: John of Islay (Person)
Description: Lord of the Isles


Name: Hallmark (Symbol)
Description: A stamp or mark indicating the quality of a piece of jewelry.


Name: Drâa-Tafilalet and Sous regions, Morocco (geographical location)
Description: Regions where the Jewish Berbers resided for centuries


Name: The Huntsville Times (newspaper)
Description: A daily newspaper published in Huntsville, Alabama.


Name: Energy (Resource)
Description: Energy consumed for various purposes related to the building material.


Name: Publications by the Royal Society, Nature, British Medical Journal and The Lancet (Scientific Journals)
Description: Peer-reviewed academic journals


Name: Hostility in the context of NATO Military Symbols for Land Based Systems (Military Concept)
Description: A concept related to warfare or conflict


Name: Colombia's National Police (Organization)
Description: The national police force of Colombia.


Name: further research (research)
Description: Further research has shown that Egyptian blue is not linked with the Chinese purple and blue.


Name: Four terrestrial ecoregions (Ecoregions)
Description: Pindus Mountains mixed forests, Balkan mixed forests, Rodope montane mixed forests, and Aegean and Western Turkey sclerophyllous and mixed forests


Name: Watch cases (Object)
Description: Due to its durability, light weight, and dent and corrosion resistance.


Name: Jerez de la Frontera (City)
Description: The city where Ignacio Rambla and Rafael Soto are from


Name: Han Chinese Men (ethnic group)
Description: Men from Han Chinese ethnicity


Name: Metallic Zinc (Substance)
Description: The metallic form of zinc that was extracted by P. M. de Respour.


Name: U.S. Federal Trade Commission (Government Agency)
Description: The agency that requires these pearls to be referred to as 'freshwater cultured pearls' in commerce


Name: Micron-sized diamond crystals (Material)
Description: Diamond crystals synthesized from a suspension of graphite in organic liquid


Name: Jean, Duc de Berry (Person)
Description: Extravagant French prince who commissioned the first medals during the medieval revival


Name: International Community (Group)
Description: A collective term for various organizations and countries that work together on international issues.


Name: Ukraine's Supreme Council (legislative body)
Description: The upper house of the Ukrainian parliament


Name: Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) (Organization)
Description: Regional organization consisting of 15 West African countries


Name: Saijō (City)
Description: The city where the plant is located


Name: Lötschberg Tunnel (tunnel)
Description: A high-elevation tunnel part of the Lötschberg Railway.


Name: Epic of Gilgamesh (17th–18th century BC) (Literature)
Description: One of the oldest known works of literature


Name: US$4.46 billion (by 2033) (Monetary Value)
Description: A specific monetary amount


Name: Many countries (Location)
Description: Geographical regions where the law applies


Name: the UN treaty on the Prohibition of Nuclear Weapons (treaty)
Description: a treaty banning the development, testing, production, manufacture, stockpiling, transfer, acquisition, or use of nuclear weapons


Name: Qin dynasty (Dynasty)
Description: The first imperial dynasty of China, founded by Qin Shihuang


Name: clear epoxy or other synthetic resin (Material)
Description: Resins used to stabilize Ammolite prior to cutting.


Name: Sapphires with a deep, rich blue color (Gemstone)
Description: A type of sapphire that has a deep, rich blue color


Name: Ordinary men, peasants and labourers (Social Group)
Description: People living in ordinary circumstances during the Eastern Zhou dynasty


Name: Four Ukrainian regions (Geographical Area)
Description: Regions of Ukraine that were annexed by Russia in September


Name: several kind of imperial headgears (Clothing)
Description: Various types of headwear worn by Emperor Yangdi


Name: cyanuric chloride (Compound)
Description: The product formed by the trimerization of cyanogen chloride


Name: Betrayal (Emotion)
Description: The act or instance of betraying a trust or confidence


Name: Carthage (City)
Description: An ancient city in Tunisia


Name: Napoleon Bonaparte's wives (people)
Description: Women married to Napoleon Bonaparte


Name: Maghreb (Geographical Region)
Description: Geographical region in North Africa where Berber arts are found.


Name: Hornfels (Contact Metamorphic Rocks)
Description: A set of contact metamorphic rocks that have been baked and hardened by the heat of intrusive igneous masses.


Name: Religious Schools (School Type)
Description: Schools that are run by or have a religious affiliation


Name: French Polynesia's Assembly (Political Entity)
Description: The legislative body of French Polynesia


Name: Janus particles (Specific Nanoparticle)
Description: Nanoparticles with one half hydrophilic and the other half hydrophobic


Name: South Laguna (or Sandy) mine area (Location)
Description: The type locality of Goldmanite, in New Mexico


Name: Red (Color)
Description: A color in the visible spectrum, primarily associated with the longest wavelengths of light


Name: Scottish Gaelic language (Language)
Description: A Celtic language spoken in the UK


Name: New York City's airspace (Airspace)
Description: The busiest in the United States and one of the world's busiest air transportation corridors.


Name: Colombian civil conflict (ConflictFunding)
Description: The emerald trade is at the center of funding this ongoing civil conflict in Colombia.


Name: B1 (Strukturbericht designation)
Description: The Strukturbericht designation of the rock-salt structure


Name: Metalworking (Process)
Description: The process of shaping and reshaping metals to create useful objects.


Name: Single-sided Japanese tachi (weapon)
Description: A type of single-edged Japanese sword


Name: Spanish Government (Political Entity)
Description: The government of Spain


Name: Battle of Gallipoli (Military Conflict)
Description: A military campaign fought by the Allies (mainly United Kingdom, France, and Anzacs) against the Ottoman Empire during World War I


Name: Rugby Union (1976–2017) (Sports League)
Description: An American rugby union league that existed from 1976 to 2017


Name: Chinese women's fashion (clothing)
Description: -


Name: Family of the Prince of Orange (Noble Family)
Description: The noble family associated with the House of Orange.


Name: 1715 (Year)
Description: The year when Comologno formed an independent parish.


Name: Reaction skarns (skarn types)
Description: A type of skarn formed from isochemical metamorphism


Name: Buddha (Person)
Description: A Śramaṇa who lived in South Asia c. 6th or 5th century BCE


Name: citywide (Administrative Division)
Description: New York City as a whole


Name: Pottery (material)
Description: A type of ceramic work that is formed from clay and hardened through heating in a kiln


Name: Great Moravia (Historical Kingdom)
Description: The first major state that was predominantly West Slavic to emerge in Central Europe


Name: Autohyponym (Term)
Description: A term used for both a hypernym and its hyponym


Name: violet (Color)
Description: A shade of purple.


Name: Climate (Geographical feature)
Description: varies across the United States, ranging from humid continental to arctic and tropical


Name: Lattice Diffusion Treatment (Process)
Description: A process used to add impurities to sapphires to enhance color.


Name: Peter Paul Rubens (Artist)
Description: A major Flemish Baroque painter who is considered the most important artist of Flanders in his generation.


Name: distillation (cf. purification) nature of the process (physical process)
Description: The separation of a substance from a mixture based on differences in its volatility


Name: Black (Day) (Event)
Description: A day, week or month marked as tragic


Name: Portman Road stadium (Stadium)
Description: A football stadium located in Ipswich


Name: the country (Geographical area)
Description: The culture of the Dutch people played a significant role in shaping the Netherlands.


Name: Seven Wonders of the Ancient World (List)
Description: A list of seven awe-inspiring architectural feats from classical antiquity


Name: Oregon Treaty (International treaty)
Description: An agreement between the United States and Britain regarding their territorial claims in the Pacific Northwest


Name: Joint production processing costs (Financial Concept)
Description: Costs incurred during the joint production process


Name: Parthenon I (Architectural Structure)
Description: The first version of the Parthenon, also known as the older or pre-Parthenon


Name: Parts of the United States, Russia, Kenya, Tanzania, and Turkey (Country)
Description: Countries located on various continents.


Name: Mantle-Derived Magmas (Igneous Rock)
Description: Magma originating from the Earth's mantle


Name: The Golden Bull (constitutional_document)
Description: Charter that defined the electoral procedure of the Holy Roman Empire


Name: mid-Atlantic Ocean (ocean)
Description: A region in the Atlantic Ocean


Name: Eight Precepts (Buddhist Practice)
Description: Observing the Uposatha also includes the eight precepts.


Name: Cold Canary Current (Ocean Current)
Description: A cold ocean current off the Atlantic coast of Morocco


Name: scanty (Description)
Description: Still insufficient in amount or quality


Name: Specialized mirror (Object)
Description: A type of mirror used in survival kits and military equipment


Name: Me'il (Religious Artifact)
Description: A robe or garment associated with the Jewish high priest.


Name: Four-fold coordination with oxygen (Coordination)
Description: In the vast majority of cases, silicon is in this form.


Name: the development of both Danish and Norwegian cinema (Contribution to cinematic art form)
Description: The growth and advancement of the cinematic art forms in Denmark and Norway


Name: Sensory System in Sea Urchin Test (Physical Feature)
Description: The system that helps a sea urchin detect changes in its environment.


Name: Nasdaq (StockExchange)
Description: world's two largest stock exchanges by market capitalization and trade volume


Name: European Union (Political union)
Description: A political and economic union of 27 European countries


Name: Examples of Applied Arts (Classification)
Description: Various practical objects adorned with design and decoration


Name: Westchester County (Geographical location)
Description: A county in New York, USA


Name: Theory of Evolution by Natural Selection (Concept)
Description: His theory was fundamental to the development of modern biology.


Name: Afternoon (Time Period)
Description: Visible at straight angle from north to south, until around sunset, always with good conditions


Name: Denmark–Norway (Historical Union)
Description: From 1537 to 1814


Name: Unknown (Garnet mineral species)
Description: The ideal endmembers of the ugrandite garnets are not specified


Name: Akaka-Webb amendment to prohibit replacing the cracked Tomb marble (Legislation)
Description: The legislation passed by the Senate on 26 September 2007, prohibiting the replacement of the cracked Tomb marble.


Name: Russia, Afghanistan, Sri Lanka, Czech Republic, Germany, Norway, Pakistan, Italy, Sweden, Japan, Brazil, Mexico; Flinders Island, Australia; Nigeria and the United States (Geographical location)
Description: Locations where topaz can be found with fluorite and cassiterite


Name: 24_7_city (GeographicArea)
Description: A city that never sleeps, with a vibrant nightlife and constant activity


Name: pale gold (Color)
Description: A shade of gold


Name: Isle of Mull (Location)
Description: An island off the west coast of Scotland


Name: João Cabral de Melo Neto (Poet)
Description: Distinct Brazilian poet of the Post-Modernism period


Name: Government and public services sector (Sector)
Description: Significant sector in 2018


Name: Giotto (Person)
Description: Italian painter


Name: Hikes (Recreational Activity)
Description: A popular tourist activity in Russia.


Name: long and well-documented history of scientific innovation (Scientific history)
Description: Significant achievements in the field of science


Name: As of 2018, the literacy rate of the population age 15 and older is 43.02% (males 55.48% and females 29.81%) (Literacy rate)
Description: Literacy rate statistics for Afghanistan


Name: Norway (Country)
Description: A country in Northern Europe


Name: PFAAs (Chemical)
Description: A group of perfluorinated compounds


Name: Chaoui (Geographical Location)
Description: Chaoui is a region where tribal leaders enact sanctions against criminals.


Name: Earliest Coins (Currency)
Description: Coins that were mostly associated with Iron Age Anatolia


Name: Gang of 20 men (Group)
Description: Campbell R. Bridges died due to injuries inflicted by a gang of 20 men


Name: International tourism (EconomicSector)
Description: The international tourism sector that is important to the economy of Austria


Name: Etruscans (Ancient Civilization)
Description: An ancient civilization that once inhabited a region of central Italy


Name: Democratic Backsliding (Political Event)
Description: A decline in the quality of a democratic political system over time


Name: Kamaleddin Behzad (Person)
Description: A notable miniature artist of the Timurid and early Safavid periods


Name: Stones (Natural Stone)
Description: The natural stones that these materials were painted to resemble.


Name: Cretan Renaissance poem Erotokritos (Literature Work)
Description: masterpiece of this period, written around 1600 by Vitsentzos Kornaros


Name: Tectonic plate (geological feature)
Description: A large piece of the lithosphere that supports the weight of the continents and oceans.


Name: Indian Style Swords (Sword Type)
Description: -


Name: Powder aerosolization (Process)
Description: The process by which powders are dispersed into the air as fine particles


Name: Greek Shipping Businessmen (Businessmen)
Description: who were able to amass surplus ships sold by the U.S. government


Name: Tuscī (Roman Name for Etruscans)
Description: The Roman name for the Etruscans, which is the origin of Toscana.


Name: Textile mills (Economy sector)
Description: Specific industries within the factory economy, particularly textiles


Name: two fields (Category)
Description: The categories of Physics and Chemistry


Name: 16,529 km (10,271 mi) (Distance)
Description: Total length of the railway network


Name: Left Bank of the Seine (Location)
Description: location where Hôtel de la Monnaie is situated


Name: cobalt orange, chrome orange, and other synthetic pigments (Synthetic pigment)
Description: The invention of synthetic pigments like cobalt orange and chrome orange made it possible for artists to use a wider range of colors in their work


Name: Polymer Synthesis (Industrial Application)
Description: The use of compounds to produce various types of synthetic materials


Name: MA (Code)
Description: ISO 3166-1 country code for Morocco


Name: Popular Culture (Culture Classification)
Description: Cultural products that are favored by the general public


Name: north Africa (Geographical Location)
Description: Location where the Berber groups in Iberia came from


Name: Samatha (Meditation Technique)
Description: A form of Buddhist meditation focusing on calming and concentrating the mind.


Name: Etruscans (900–600 BC) (Culture)
Description: The Etruscan civilization from 900 to 600 BC


Name: Canton of Raetia (Political Subdivision)
Description: A historical canton that existed from 1798 to 1803 in Switzerland.


Name: watermark (purpose of deliberate errors)
Description: Using distortions or errors to identify copyright infringement


Name: First Shipment (Shipment)
Description: The first shipment of the Yule marble from the quarry.


Name: - (Concept)
Description: An area with strong commercial and industrial activity


Name: Red Sea Urchin (Species)
Description: A species of sea urchins characterized by having red coloration.


Name: impact_craters (geological_formation)
Description: Formed during an impact event within impact craters.


Name: Kven Language (Language)
Description: A Uralic language that is an officially recognized minority language in Norway


Name: Rastislav, Svatopluk and Kocel (Group)
Description: Slavic rulers—Rastislav, his nephew, Svatopluk and Kocel


Name: India (Country)
Description: A country located in South Asia


Name: Important to the economy (Economic impact)
Description: The level of importance or contribution of a particular sector to the overall economy


Name: Universe (Cosmic Body)
Description: The place where Ceres was formed


Name: Indigenous Amazigh tribes (Tribe)
Description: Native Berber peoples of North Africa


Name: Earliest Civilizations (civilization)
Description: Civilizations from the distant past


Name: French Canadians (EthnicGroup)
Description: People of French ancestry living in Canada


Name: population change (QuantityWithChange)
Description: The change in population of Tasman District from 2013 to 2023


Name: Pegmatites (Geological Feature)
Description: Large, coarse-grained intrusive igneous rocks


Name: Liberation (Goal)
Description: The state of being liberated from dukkha and saṃsāra


Name: Osteoarthritis (Health Condition)
Description: A type of arthritis that was tested in a trial with copper bracelets


Name: Hans Christian Ørsted (Physicist and Chemist)
Description: Danish physicist and chemist who completed the first successful attempt in 1824


Name: Han Chinese (ethnicity)
Description: The majority ethnic group during the Jin dynasty


Name: Nanosized diamond (Chemical Compound)
Description: Diamond with nanometer-scale dimensions


Name: Polygamy (Nobles) (Marital Practice)
Description: The practice of polygamy among the Aztec nobility.


Name: Stirrup jars (Mycenaean artifact)
Description: A type of vessel used by the Mycenaeans for transporting and storing wine and oil.


Name: DRC, Peru, Australia (and other countries) (Country)
Description: Countries with significant lithium deposits


Name: Defects and grain boundary structures (Physical Characteristics)
Description: The defects and grain boundary structures in CVD diamond affect its thermal conductivity


Name: Godey's Lady's Book (Magazine)
Description: Popular magazine of the period in America, which printed patterns and offered starter kits for hairwork.


Name: Constitution of Japan (1947) (Legal document)
Description: The new constitution emphasizing liberal democratic practices


Name: Contemporaries (Class of Substances)
Description: Substances used around the same time as halothane


Name: Alumen (Classical Latin name for Alum)
Description: The mineral from which Alumina was collected


Name: Buddhist texts like the Ratnagotravibhāga (Buddhist Text)
Description: Texts that clarify that the 'Self' implied in Tathagatagarbha doctrine is actually 'not-self'.


Name: Paleolithic Settlements (Settlement)
Description: Settlements along the lake shores and in cave systems


Name: World Rugby (WR) (Organization)
Description: The international governing body for rugby union


Name: Hunsrück Slate production (Industry)
Description: Mining of Hunsrück Slate


Name: [Be(H2O)4]2+ (ChemicalCompound)
Description: A chemical compound of beryllium with 4 water molecules.


Name: Same equipment and processes as stainless steel (Equipment and processes)
Description: The tools and procedures used for machining titanium


Name: (first_in_the_Asia-Pacific) (Qualifier)
Description: a region consisting of the Asia and Pacific Ocean


Name: Simone Vignoso (Person)
Description: A leader of the Genoese fleet


Name: BMW (Corporation)
Description: A German multinational corporation manufacturing luxury vehicles and motorcycles.


Name: Cortex and Medullary pyramids (Kidney regions)
Description: The cortex (outer region) and medulla (inner region), where the renal tubule passes.


Name: Quartz-Feldspar-Biotite Schist (Specific Type of Schist)
Description: A schist of uncertain protolith that contains biotite mica, feldspar, and quartz in order of apparent decreasing abundance


Name: Transparency (Social Issue)
Description: Increased transparency in the supply chains of conflict minerals


Name: Spanish tercios (military unit)
Description: A Spanish infantry unit during the Eighty Years' War


Name: Hindu culture (Culture)
Description: The aspects of culture that pertain to the Hindu religion, including festivals and dress codes


Name: Modernization (Idea or Concept)
Description: Adoption of Enlightenment era beliefs and practices.


Name: Electron (particle)
Description: A negatively charged subatomic particle, being the lightest and most abundant stable electron in the universe, playing a crucial role in chemical bonding.


Name: Proto-Germanic *þiudiskaz (Language Family)
Description: The original root language of Dutch.


Name: Claes Oldenburg, Yayoi Kusama, Eva Hesse, Sarah Lucas and Magdalena Abakanowicz (Artist)
Description: Well known creators of soft sculptures


Name: Toni Greenbaum (Person)
Description: A person who provided insight into the emergence of modernist jewelry in the United States


Name: Heart cut (Cut shape)
Description: -


Name: Protoliths ranging from Metabasalt to Granite (Geological Formations)
Description: Whiteschists have now been described with protoliths ranging from metabasalt to granite.


Name: M1917 Cutlass (Weapon)
Description: A type of cutlass used by the US Navy in World War I


Name: Argument (concept)
Description: A reasoned justification or explanation presented for or against a particular proposition


Name: Regional Conflict (Conflict)
Description: Ongoing conflict


Name: Kopet Dag oases and Altyndepe (location)
Description: The culture of the Kopet Dag oases and Altyndepe developed a proto-urban society


Name: President of the Republic of China (person)
Description: The President of the Republic of China is the head of state and highest-ranking officer in the Executive branch of the Government of Taiwan.


Name: 37 degrees east (Longitude)
Description: Longitude of Chios island, as per the given context


Name: Uranium (Element)
Description: A naturally occurring radioactive element with atomic number 92


Name: Many Buddhist institutions (Institution)
Description: Institutions that were damaged and destroyed during the Islamic invasions and conquest of India.


Name: Religious Law (Legal Field)
Description: As a motivation for the enactment of prohibitions


Name: Mafic rocks, Serpentinized ultramafic rocks (Geological formations)
Description: The environments where Rodingite is typically found.


Name: Perfluorobutane (C4F10) (Compound)
Description: A perfluorocarbon used as a fire-extinguishing agent.


Name: Nanoparticles (Physical Entity)
Description: A type of nanomaterial with diverse applications


Name: Dolomites (Mountain range)
Description: A mountain range in the Eastern Alps


Name: American civil airline industry (Industry)
Description: Entirely privately owned and has been largely deregulated since 1978


Name: Originator (Person)
Description: Person who originated something


Name: Sigmund Freud (Person)
Description: Founder of psychoanalysis


Name: early Christian tradition (Tradition)
Description: In early Christian tradition, lapis lazuli was associated with the Virgin Mary.


Name: Atmosphere-ocean system (Environmental system)
Description: The Earth's atmosphere and hydrosphere, including all the water and air on the planet


Name: Indigenous peoples in Colombia (Ethnic group)
Description: The Palenquero people are part of the Indigenous peoples in Colombia


Name: Granulated beads (Decoration)
Description: Decorative element used in filigree work


Name: Maximum concentration of nickel and cobalt in diamond (Concentration)
Description: The highest amount of nickel or cobalum found in a diamond


Name: Neodymium Magnets (Physical Object)
Description: Magnets made from the rare-earth element Neodymium


Name: Electric properties (Property)
Description: The electric properties of a material that are affected by the small size of nanoparticles.


Name: Lemon yellow colors (Color)
Description: Colors other than 'honey' that are popular and attractive in cat's eye chrysoberyl


Name: Metaigneous rocks (Subtype of metamorphic rock)
Description: A category of metamorphic rocks derived from igneous rocks


Name: rights to peaceful expression, association and assembly (Right)
Description: The right of people to express their opinions, associate with others, and assemble peacefully


Name: Blue Light (Light Wavelength)
Description: The reason our planet appears blue due to atmospheric scattering of light


Name: Altered amphibolite example (Geological_formations)
Description: Example of altered amphibolite suggesting a full stability range


Name: Space Groups of Monoclinic Crystal System (Crystallographic Space Group)
Description: The space groups that belong to the monoclinic crystal system.


Name: 1972 (Year)
Description: A year in the Gregorian calendar


Name: Calcite (Mineral)
Description: A calcium carbonate mineral


Name: Flamenco (art form)
Description: A traditional Andalusian art form.


Name: Nucleation (Synthesis process)
Description: The formation of particles from which the crystal grows


Name: Multistory Apartment Houses (Building Type)
Description: The multi-story apartment buildings that appeared in the urbanized areas of Westchester County.


Name: Indus Valley civilization (ancient civilization)
Description: Ancient civilization dating back to the Indus Valley


Name: Mariana Sadovska (Person)
Description: A Ukrainian folk singer and harmonium player


Name: Compact Reconnaissance Imaging Spectrometer for Mars (CRISM) (scientific instrument)
Description: An instrument on Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter used for imaging and analyzing the surface of Mars.


Name: Ships and barges (Transportation)
Description: Vehicles used to transport Tuckahoe marble from Hastings-on-Hudson to destinations such as New York City.


Name: Strait of Gibraltar (GeographicalFeature)
Description: An important waterway connecting the Atlantic and Mediterranean oceans


Name: Employed Artisans (People)
Description: People who create the actual production in many conceptual and contemporary works of art


Name: Fluorite or diamond cleavage (Property)
Description: A type of cleavage that occurs in four directions, present in fluorite and diamond


Name: Salar de Uyuni area of Bolivia (Location)
Description: An area in Bolivia containing one of the largest reserves of lithium.


Name: Original Works of Art (Artwork Category)
Description: Each individual print produced in a printmaking process.


Name: Lumachella (Fire marble) (Mineral)
Description: An iridescent marble composed of fossilized clam and snail shells


Name: Sufficiently far object images (optical ray)
Description: Rays that form an image of an object that is sufficiently small around its axis


Name: Nolwenn Leroy (Musician)
Description: French singer-songwriter inspired by gemstones for her album Gemme


Name: technological innovation (Concept)
Description: The advancement of technology through systematic processes and research


Name: Red Fox Eyes (Anatomical structure)
Description: Eyes with oval pupils, vertically oriented and nictitating membranes present


Name: Italy's team (Team)
Description: The national team of Italy that plays football


Name: Systematic Classification (Type of classification)
Description: The systematic classification involved in the design and utilization of taxonomic schemes


Name: Knossos (City)
Description: On the northern coast of Crete


Name: Rocks subjected to uniform pressure (Geological formations)
Description: Rocks that were subjected to uniform pressure from all sides


Name: Phase transitions of forsterite (Event)
Description: The phase transitions of forsterite


Name: Economic crisis (Greece, 2009-2015) (Event)
Description: The economic crisis faced by Greece between 2009 and 2015.


Name: Japan (Country)
Description: A geographical location in East Asia


Name: Bulgaria (Country)
Description: A country located to the west of Turkey.


Name: senators who caucus with Democrats (political body)
Description: Senators from New England who caucus with the Democratic Party


Name: Small diamonds (Mineral)
Description: Diamonds claimed to be synthesized by Sir Charles Algernon Parsons


Name: Social Hierarchization (societal structure)
Description: Theoretical structure based on differing forms of burial


Name: three villages in Aosta Valley (Village)
Description: three picturesque villages in Aosta Valley that were selected by I Borghi più belli d'Italia


Name: Improvement of Port Facilities (Transport Infrastructure)
Description: Facilities at seaports for the loading and unloading of ships


Name: Government secrecy (Action)
Description: The practice of governments keeping information confidential


Name: United States population (Demographic group)
Description: Population of the United States


Name: High Reactivity (Chemical Property)
Description: A property indicating a tendency of an element to easily combine chemically with other elements


Name: mountains of Switzerland (Geographical_region)
Description: The mountainous regions of Switzerland


Name: sailing destinations of Greece (Tourism activity)
Description: The places in Greece that are popular for sailing and yacht charters


Name: Committees of Polonia in France dedicated to the Polish cause (Organization)
Description: Organizations supporting the Polish community in France


Name: France (Location)
Description: A country located in Western Europe.


Name: Switzerland (Country)
Description: A country located in Central Europe


Name: Silicon (Chemical Element)
Description: A chemical element with symbol Si and atomic number 14.


Name: Steel Fasteners (Fastener Material)
Description: Fasteners made of steel


Name: retrograde solubility (Geologic property)
Description: The unusual characteristic in which it becomes less soluble in water as the temperature increases


Name: Chemical Industry (Industry)
Description: A broad term that refers to all the industries engaged in the production of goods from raw materials.


Name: KFC restaurant (Building)
Description: A KFC restaurant located in Ipswich.


Name: Today (Time Period)
Description: The current period


Name: Black Olive (Color)
Description: A color in the RAL color matching system representing the color of black olives.


Name: Polishing and Other Treatments (Action)
Description: Freshly quarried ammolite requires polishing and possibly other treatments to reveal the colors' full potential.


Name: Jade Dragon Amulets (Artifact)
Description: Jade dragon amulets from the Shang period.


Name: Craft Specializations (ceramics, obsidian tools etc.) (occupation)
Description: Skills and tasks performed by men in the Aztec society


Name: Cardboard and embroidered fabric (Material)
Description: Materials used to make the jitsuin boxes.


Name: Mid-19th and first decades of the 20th century (Time period)
Description: The time frame in which some properties of semiconductor materials were observed.


Name: Native element mineral or alloy (Class of minerals or compounds)
Description: According to the Classification of Nickel–Strunz


Name: by today's technological standards (Comparison qualifier)
Description: Refers to the advancements in technology that have exceeded Tolkowsky's guidelines.


Name: Bulgaria (Country)
Description: A country in Southeast Europe


Name: Shogun by Emperor Go-Yōzei (Person)
Description: Emperor during the time period


Name: Water Supply (Infrastructure)
Description: Provides water to 6 percent of the global population, including two-thirds of Americans


Name: goat (Food)
Description: A type of livestock


Name: Department of Energy (DOE) (Government agency)
Description: Plans and carries out programs for sand handling of DOE-generated radioactive wastes


Name: Monte San Savino (Geographical Feature)
Description: A town and comune in the province of Arezzo, Italy


Name: Yosemite National Park (National park)
Description: A national park in California, United States


Name: Transparency (Ethics)
Description: The quality of being open, honest, and straightforward.


Name: British Columbia (Country)
Description: A country in North America


Name: Traditional High Culture (Culture Classification)
Description: The culture of ruling social groups


Name: city-states (altepetl) (political structure)
Description: Political structures within the Aztec civilization.


Name: Baveno (Town)
Description: The town of Baveno that is near Mosogno


Name: Kandahar (City)
Description: A city in Afghanistan, founded by Alexander the Great.


Name: Slate or chalk pencils (Writing tools)
Description: Tools used for writing on slate and chalk boards


Name: Lapis lazuli stones (Mineral)
Description: A semi-precious stone


Name: Polymers (Material)
Description: Large molecules made up of repeating subunits


Name: Cartier (Company)
Description: Jewelry retailer based in France


Name: Louis the Child (monarch)
Description: King of East Francia from 899 to 911


Name: Nomadic tribes (Socio-Political Term)
Description: The association of Tengri with Nomadic tribes.


Name: Renaissance art (Art Movement)
Description: Art with a greatly increased emphasis on the realistic depiction of the material world


Name: Languages with a developed range of five colors (Language Systems)
Description: Green is used as a separate category in these systems, albeit less frequently.


Name: Silver or gold fish-shaped bag (Accessory)
Description: An ornament worn by senior officials when allowed to wear purple or crimson official garments.


Name: Roadway from Mount Pentelicus quarry to Acropolis (TransportationStructure)
Description: The road used in antiquity to transport marble blocks from the quarry to the Acropolis


Name: fashion (Concept)
Description: Trends in clothing and style


Name: Moroccan government (ONCF) (Government)
Description: The Moroccan national railway company ONCF


Name: Plants (in excess) (Species)
Description: Organisms belonging to the kingdom Plantae or any of its subdivisions.


Name: Area (Geographical Feature)
Description: A part of the Earth's surface or its equivalent terrain on other planets


Name: braised chicken, fish covered in onions and tomatoes (Dish)
Description: Common dishes served at maquis restaurants


Name: felsic rocks (Rock type)
Description: Rocks with feldspar and quartz as the dominant minerals


Name: Al-Quhi (Mathematician)
Description: An Arab mathematician, astronomer and geographer.


Name: Leon Battista Alberti (Renaissance Theorist)
Description: One of the Renaissance theorists who continued classical debates over the best balance in art


Name: four independent arms: Aerospace Force, Cyberspace Force, Information Support Force, and Joint Logistics Support Force (Military Service)
Description: The four independent arms under the PLA


Name: Nuclear fuel fabrication (application)
Description: The compound is used in nuclear fuel fabrication


Name: Carbonation of mafic and ultramafic rocks (Process)
Description: The natural process of taking up CO2 in these rocks


Name: 2020 Summer Olympics (Olympics)
Description: The event hosted by Tokyo in 2020.


Name: Boston Post Road (Transportation)
Description: A road that the King's Bridge was a part of


Name: Islamic world (Geographical Area)
Description: The geographical expanse occupied by Islamic civilizations and states


Name: Andrei V. Rode (Person)
Description: A chemist who discovered Carbon Nanofoam


Name: Homo sapiens (Species)
Description: Homo sapiens who created the earliest known jewelry


Name: Flipping Coin (Action)
Description: The action of flipping a coin, which is an example of a Bernoulli trial.


Name: Julian Niedzwiedzki (mineralogist)
Description: Identified and described amorphous substances that resemble minerals in 1909.


Name: Louvre museum (Museum)
Description: Museum in Paris, France


Name: NASA's automated system (Meteor Detection System)
Description: An automated system that detects meteors and calculates their orbits


Name: 1630s (time period)
Description: A specific time period during the rule of the Qing Dynasty.


Name: Natural Diamonds and Synthetic Diamonds (Comparison)
Description: The ability to differentiate natural diamonds from synthetic ones


Name: 498 kJ/mol (physical property)
Description: The amount of energy required to break the chemical bond between two atoms in a molecule.


Name: bicameral legislature (political structure)
Description: a system of legislative bodies with two chambers or houses


Name: [Ar]3d104s2 (ElectronConfiguration)
Description: The electronic structure of Zinc.


Name: Surxondaryo Region of Uzbekistan (Region)
Description: a region in Uzbekistan with which Afghanistan shares a border


Name: coastline (physical feature)
Description: The island has a coastline of 480 km (300 mi)


Name: Mexico (Country)
Description: A country located in North America.


Name: Beryllium metal (Metal)
Description: A lightweight structural material with high stiffness, dimensional stability and low density


Name: Blue School Uniforms (Uniform)
Description: The school uniforms that were usually blue for both boys and girls


Name: Bahia (Brazil) (Location)
Description: A state in Brazil where lesser amounts of amethyst are mined


Name: King of Poland John III Sobieski (Person)
Description: King of Poland and Grand Duke of Lithuania (1674–1696)


Name: Transport systems (Infrastructure)
Description: Systems that facilitate territorial coordination, economic development and distribution, and intercity transportation


Name: Marbella FC, participates in the Segunda Federación (Football Clubs)
Description: A football club that plays in the Segunda Federación


Name: synthesis of organic fluorides (Process)
Description: The production of compounds containing both carbon and fluorine


Name: Mycenaean Greece (Geographical Area)
Description: Mainland Greece and surrounding islands during the Mycenaean period


Name: Securities (Financial Instrument)
Description: Tradable financial assets such as stocks, bonds, and investment contracts


Name: - (Not applicable)
Description: As the entities are conflict indicators, they are the objects of the action


Name: Explosion of the supernova (Astronomical Event)
Description: The event that created Aluminum-26


Name: Inexpensive prefabricated seals (Seal)
Description: Cheap, ready-made seals in Japan called sanmonban


Name: providing adequate shelter and food (Service)
Description: The service provided under the right-to-shelter law which includes providing adequate shelter and food.


Name: Hyalite Opal (Gemstone Variety)
Description: Colorless glass-clear opal sometimes called Muller's glass


Name: Den na nezavisnosta (Holiday)
Description: Independence Day of North Macedonia


Name: Rainfall Variability (ClimaticCondition)
Description: Variation in rainfall due to the climate


Name: Blacks during the Great Migration (Group)
Description: The group that made New York City a prime destination during the Great Migration.


Name: Afghanistan national basketball team (Team)
Description: National basketball team of Afghanistan


Name: Friedrich Wöhler (Chemist)
Description: German chemist who produced a powder of aluminium in the same year


Name: Moroccan Arabic dialects (Linguistic class)
Description: The distinctive group of dialects spoken in Morocco.


Name: Scientific Observation (Scientific Observation)
Description: Mackintosh's discovery of the photoelectric effect in selenium.


Name: Northwest African (Ethnic group)
Description: One of the main ethnic groups in Metropolitan France


Name: First Minister and deputy First Minister of Northern Ireland (government position)
Description: the joint heads of government in Northern Ireland


Name: Sulfur hexafluoride (Substance)
Description: A substance used in the Mark 50 torpedo stored chemical energy propulsion system


Name: 35 °C (95 °F) (Temperature)
Description: -


Name: Prototypes, Small Batch Series, and Unique Designs (Production Category)
Description: Prototypes, small batch series, and unique designs that can be produced relatively cheaply using 3D Printing


Name: Transistors and integrated circuit chips (Electronic components)
Description: Used in most modern technology such as smartphones and computers


Name: Māori Population (EthnicGroup)
Description: The indigenous people of New Zealand


Name: theme (Byzantine district) (Byzantine district)
Description: A Byzantine administrative division


Name: Chinese ink (Ink)
Description: A type of ink used by the Chinese dating back to the 23rd century B.C.


Name: shape of the pommel (Weapon component)
Description: A part of the hilt used to secure the hand in position.


Name: physics (Scientific discipline)
Description: The study of matter, energy, and their interactions


Name: Collman's reagent (Reagent)
Description: Disodium tetracarbonylferrate


Name: Chitta Katha (Location)
Description: The only mine active in Pakistani Kashmir as of 2017 due to lack of investment


Name: South Station, Boston (Transportation Hub)
Description: A major transportation hub in Boston, Massachusetts


Name: Goldsmith bankers (Organization)
Description: The Goldsmith banking families during the 1670s


Name: extensive knowledge and expertise required for CVD process (Challenges in CVD process)
Description: The difficulties associated with the Chemical Vapor Deposition (CVD) process


Name: Parthenon sculptures (Artifact)
Description: Sculptures sent to Britain


Name: Auckland (City)
Description: The largest and most populous urban area in New Zealand, known for its harbor


Name: Lithium metal (Chemical compound)
Description: Lithium metal


Name: Number of Students in Cresciano (Quantity)
Description: The total number of students in the municipality of Cresciano.


Name: popular uprising (Political Event)
Description: Uprising that led to the loss of control of Pamplona


Name: DGA (De Beers Group of Companies' Diamond Grading and Analysis) (organization)
Description: A diamond grading and analysis service provided by De Beers.


Name: Gold Miners in the east of Democratic Republic of Congo (Group)
Description: Gold miners operating in the eastern part of the country


Name: Lord Leighton (Person)
Description: President of the Royal Academy


Name: lubricant (substance)
Description: A substance applied to reduce friction, heat build-up and stress


Name: Islam (Religion)
Description: Third largest religious group in New Zealand according to the 2023 census


Name: Boston, Massachusetts (place)
Description: New England region of the modern United States of America where emigrants sailed from Larne during the rebellion by Scottish and Irish forces in 1798


Name: Inlaid Daggers (weapon)
Description: Specific type of decorated daggers


Name: Māori population (demographic group)
Description: the number of Māori people living in New Zealand


Name: Influence (interaction)
Description: Impact or effect that one area has on another


Name: Salar de Atacama, Chile (Location)
Description: Location in Chile's Salar de Atacama


Name: Metal (Material)
Description: Various metals that a metalsmith works with.


Name: Saint Denis Basilica (Gothic Cathedral)
Description: One of the most important Gothic cathedrals in France, used as a royal necropolis.


Name: Shear or Bend (Geological Event)
Description: Changes in the shape or position of rock due to plastic deformation


Name: The northern half of the Seventeen Provinces, Union of Utrecht (Political Entity)
Description: Northern provinces that forged a union to support each other against the Spanish.


Name: Volcanic Equivalents of Migmatised Igneous or Lower-crustal Rocks which Melt (Rock Type)
Description: Volcanic counterparts of migmatised igneous rocks


Name: Japanese porcelain (artifact)
Description: Porcelain imported from Japan starting in the 17th century


Name: Fine arts program (Academic program)
Description: The department under which university offers these programs.


Name: Unemployment Rates (Economic Indicator)
Description: Percentage of the labor force that is without work but available for and seeking employment


Name: Mantle (geographical feature)
Description: The layer of the Earth between the crust and the outer core, consisting mostly of semi-solid rock.


Name: Music Engravers (Profession)
Description: Individuals skilled in the art of music engraving


Name: Tennessee (US_State)
Description: One of the states bordering Alabama to the north.


Name: Franklin and Sterling Hill Mines, New Jersey (Mine)
Description: Another place where willemite is well-known to be found.


Name: Responsible Business Alliance (Industry Coalition)
Description: The largest industry coalition related to conflict minerals in supply chains


Name: Persia (Geographical area)
Description: A region that once stretched from the Caspian Sea to the Persian Gulf, encompassing modern-day Iran


Name: Crown ether such as 15-crown-5 (Organic Compound)
Description: A type of compound used as a phase-transfer catalyst.


Name: Donets Ridge (Geographical Region)
Description: A ridge near the Sea of Azov in Ukraine.


Name: Izanagi's children (Kami (Shinto deity))
Description: Children of the creator deities in Japanese mythology


Name: Archeological sites (Places)
Description: Historical sites excavated and opened to the public


Name: Gifts from the very rich to the masses (Action)
Description: Gifts made by the wealthy to the public


Name: More parties (political party)
Description: Additional political parties represented in Parliament since the introduction of MMP


Name: Fish, lobster, caper leaves, and local cheese (Food)
Description: The traditional cuisine of Andros Island


Name: Leone Leoni (Renaissance Artist)
Description: Sculptor who personally spent two months on a double-sided cameo gem


Name: People of the Deccan region of India and those near the coast of East Africa (Culture)
Description: Innovated their own techniques for lapidary before the 10th century.


Name: Slate (Material)
Description: A type of rock known for its fine-grained nature


Name: Steve Lambert (Person)
Description: The individual who developed LeafletJS


Name: J.M.W. Turner (Painter)
Description: English Romantic painter known for his watercolors and oil paintings


Name: Athens (Location)
Description: The location where the ring was found.


Name: Asia (Continent)
Description: Continent from which a significant portion of immigrants to Italy originate


Name: Fluorine (Chemical Element)
Description: A highly reactive halogen gas


Name: Ohio counties (Geographical Area)
Description: The specific geographical area represented in the map example


Name: Ferropericlase (Mineral)
Description: A mineral found in the Earth's mantle


Name: London (Location)
Description: The capital city of England and the United Kingdom


Name: [multiple cities and villages] (City)
Description: Cities and villages within the canton of Valais


Name: Spanish Muslims and Jews (ReligiousGroup)
Description: Religious groups who arrived in Tunisia after the Reconquista and expulsion of non-Christians and Moriscos from Spain


Name: Hexagonal lattice system (Lattice system)
Description: One of the two lattice systems in the Hexagonal Crystal Family.


Name: Typography (Language and Writing)
Description: The study of the forms, materials, techniques, and uses of written language.


Name: In 2022, MTA New York City Transit's buses served 483.5 million trips (passenger statistics)
Description: Number of passengers served by the bus fleet


Name: Art & Architecture (Visual Art)
Description: The visual arts and architecture of Spain, focusing on significant periods in its history.


Name: Minoan craftsmanship and architecture (Artifact/Building)
Description: Craftsmanship and architectural style of the Minoans


Name: Piercing (Action)
Description: The ability to pierce through soldiers during a cavalry charge


Name: Emperor Xiaowen of Northern Wei (emperor)
Description: the ruler of the Northern Wei dynasty from 471 AD to 499 AD


Name: atmospheric pressure CVD (Mode of CVD process)
Description: A mode of the Chemical Vapor Deposition (CVD) process


Name: Australia (Country)
Description: A sovereign island continent in the Southern Hemisphere, an autonomous realm in the Commonwealth of Nations.


Name: José Bonifácio de Andrada e Silva (Person)
Description: Brazilian chemist and statesman


Name: according to size, shape, color, quality of surface, orient and luster (valuation criteria)
Description: Valued similarly to other precious gems based on these factors.


Name: Pop Art (Art movement)
Description: Art movement that emerged in the mid-20th century.


Name: Romantic period (Historical period)
Description: A cultural movement that originated in the late 18th century in Western Europe, and later spread to other parts of the world.


Name: Etruscan art (Art tradition)
Description: The art tradition originating from the Etruscans


Name: Particle size and indentation depth (Physical property)
Description: The dimensions of the nanoparticle and the depth of indentation during measurement


Name: precedent for the expansion of U.S. territory with new states (Precedent)
Description: A legal or political practice that is followed as a model in similar cases


Name: Jeweler (Profession)
Description: A person who designs, creates, and sells jewelry.


Name: Spain (Country)
Description: The country Spain


Name: Jewelry, Hardstone Carvings (artifact)
Description: Artifacts made from various varieties of Quartz


Name: Parthenon (Ancient Greek Temple)
Description: A peripteral octastyle Doric temple built on the Acropolis of Athens.


Name: Ernest Hemingway (Writer)
Description: A prominent writer in British literature


Name: Tsavorite (geological event)
Description: A type of gem quality garnet formed in a Neoproterozoic metamorphic event


Name: Look (verb)
Description: A hypernym for peer.


Name: 6234 Kilojoules per Mole (Energy)
Description: Potassium has an ionization energy third of 6234 kilojoules per mole.


Name: Geographic Information Science (GISc) (Field)
Description: Modern cartography's connection to GISc.


Name: Austria (Country)
Description: Present-day location of Upper and Lower Austria.


Name: Carbonates (minerals)
Description: Minerals in which the main anionic group is carbonate, tend to be brittle and react with acid


Name: Louis I (Person)
Description: A Carolingian king who kept the Frankish empire united


Name: Biwa or Chinese pearls (Item)
Description: Types of non-beaded freshwater cultured pearls


Name: CMOS chips on sapphire (Electronics)
Description: Complementary metal-oxide-semiconductor chips made on sapphire


Name: South Arabia (region)
Description: Region where the person lived


Name: Egyptian porfido rosso antico (stone)
Description: An ornamental stone from Egypt.


Name: Highway 1 (Road)
Description: A highway extending for 2,210 kilometres (1,370 mi) and connecting five major cities in Afghanistan


Name: Late Middle Ages (TimePeriod)
Description: The Late Middle Ages


Name: Dispersal of shock-melted material by an expanding vapor plume, which is created by a hypervelocity impact (Geological Process)
Description: Another proposed mechanism for tektite formation.


Name: Liquid 'feather' inclusions (Defect)
Description: Inclusions commonly found in natural simulants but not in diamonds.


Name: Evil (Concept)
Description: Negative moral quality in the context of ethics or spirituality


Name: 198,130 (population)
Description: The population of Euboea at the 2001 census


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


Name: Plastic (Material of Tableware)
Description: Refers to the material plastic, which is one of the materials for tableware


Name: Judges attached to regular courts (Judges)
Description: The judges appointed to regular courts in Norway


Name: Tuscany, western Umbria, and northern Lazio, as well as what are now the Po Valley, Emilia-Romagna, south-eastern Lombardy, southern Veneto, and western Campania. (geographical region)
Description: Regions in ancient Italy and modern Italy.


Name: Soft Tissue (biological structure)
Description: tissues found in dinosaur fossils


Name: Scratch marks (defect)
Description: Defects caused by the abrasive which is too hard or too coarse


Name: Marble Industry (Palestine) (Industry)
Description: The marble industry in Palestine


Name: Vaccines (Substance)
Description: A substance used for immunization


Name: Colombia (country)
Description: Country in South America


Name: Nouvelle Vague (Cinematic movement)
Description: A significant cinematic movement that began in France in the late 1950s and 1960s


Name: Minoan civilization (Civilization)
Description: A Bronze Age civilization on the island of Crete and on the island of Thera


Name: real numbers (Mathematical concept)
Description: Numbers that can take on any value in a continuous range


Name: Chameleon (Reptile)
Description: Any of numerous species of slow-moving, usually arboreal lizards with highly specialized eyes and the ability to change color.


Name: four known strewn fields (Geographical Feature)
Description: Geographically extensive areas where tektites have been found.


Name: French (Language)
Description: Second language taught to children from the age of 8 in Tunisia


Name: Engelbert Dollfuss (Person)
Description: the Austrian chancellor who established an autocratic regime in 1933


Name: due to suspected water damage (Reason)
Description: The reason why the GPS collar stopped transmitting


Name: Angularity (Property)
Description: The quality of being angular or having sharp corners or edges, a characteristic of powders


Name: In the meteorite (Object)
Description: A piece of debris from outer space that has entered Earth's atmosphere and landed


Name: Morocco via (Connection)
Description: Connection with Morocco through land borders


Name: language, culture, legal systems (Cultural Element)
Description: key components shaping a society's identity and norms


Name: Blue Zone (Mineral Layer)
Description: A layer of the Ammolite deposit, which extends 65 meters and is compressed with a thin layer of pyrite.


Name: Eastern Ukraine and Southern Ukraine (region)
Description: Regions where opinions on Russian language, Soviet Union, and Ukrainian nationalism tend to be opposite of Western Ukraine.


Name: Romantic and family-friendly Greece (Attraction)
Description: Idyllic settings, luxury accommodations, and memorable experiences for couples and families


Name: birds, turtles, silkworms, dragons and cicadas (animal)
Description: Animals that symbolized various aspects of nature and spirituality


Name: weaving kilims (activity)
Description: Weaving kilims using the traditional lifestyle of the Berbers


Name: Metaphorical Equivalence (Women's Work and Warfare) (Concept)
Description: The metaphorical equivalence between women's work and warfare in Aztec society.


Name: Iannis Xenakis, Nikos Skalkottas, Dimitri Mitropoulos (Musician)
Description: Greek composers who achieved international prominence


Name: propaganda (purpose of deliberate errors)
Description: Using distortions or errors to convey a specific message or influence opinion


Name: Modern Standard Arabic and Berber (languages)
Description: The official languages of Algeria


Name: Orthodox church (Religion)
Description: A type of Christianity followed by some individuals in Collonges


Name: The Left (Political party)
Description: Democratic socialist party


Name: Opposition parties in North Macedonia (Political Entity)
Description: Organized protests over the French proposal for the accession of North Macedonia to the EU


Name: choosing an appropriate material and its crystallographic orientation (Aspect of Substrate Preparation)
Description: Selection of suitable substrate material and orientation


Name: danjiri and four two-wheeled mikoshi roaming the city for two days (Procession)
Description: The processions during the festival


Name: Other types (Artifact)
Description: Other types of seals than Talismanic Seals


Name: Leopoldsberg near Vienna (Geographical Feature)
Description: The northeast end of the Alpine arc


Name: 950°C to 1400°C (Temperature range)
Description: In the presence of air


Name: An isomorphous mixture of pyrope and almandine (Chemical composition)
Description: In chemical composition it may be considered


Name: Low wages (Economic Issue)
Description: An economic issue faced by North Macedonia


Name: First true porcelain (Artifact)
Description: Refers to the first true porcelain made in China during the Eastern Han period


Name: Yellowcake (Product)
Description: A product produced during the separation of uranium from other elements


Name: FIFA (Organization)
Description: An association which describes itself as an association of the national associations of association football.


Name: The A5 (Ionia Odos) (Motorway)
Description: A motorway along the western coastline leading to the Rio–Antirrio bridge


Name: Pressures of >0.6 GPa, temperatures of between 200 and 500 °C (Geological condition)
Description: The conditions under which Blueschist facies generally forms


Name: Any mode of enhancement with significant effect on the gem's value (Gemstone Enhancement Method)
Description: Methods that require disclosure according to the guidelines


Name: Climate change vulnerability (Vulnerability)
Description: Climate change vulnerability in the park


Name: Industrial dock (Location)
Description: A dock used for industrial purposes


Name: Ashraf Ghani (Person)
Description: Afghan president


Name: Poseidon (deity)
Description: Also represented the river spirit of the underworld


Name: Craters on Ceres (craters)
Description: Impact craters originated during the Late Heavy Bombardment period


Name: 30 million carats (Quantity)
Description: Equivalent to 6.0 tonnes or 6.6 short tons


Name: India (Country)
Description: a South Asian nation


Name: Life, health, and victory (Concept)
Description: Ideas that ancient Egyptians connected to red color


Name: 2008 full-time equivalent jobs count (Count)
Description: The total number of full-time equivalent jobs in 2008 in Maggia


Name: Use of Greek Linear B script (activity)
Description: Usage and spread of the Greek Linear B script


Name: Double chains of calcium and silicon polyhedral (chemical composition)
Description: The chemical composition of Afwillite.


Name: Studio Pottery (Artistic Work)
Description: Pottery made by amateur or professional artists for unique items or short runs, including functional wares and sculptures.


Name: MetroBus regional bus system (Transportation)
Description: Regional bus system in Missouri


Name: a signature (Comparison)
Description: and only the owner has access to his own seal


Name: Stillwellite-(Ce) (Mineral)
Description: The mineral that was named after Frank Leslie Stillwell.


Name: Seals in Japan (Seal terminology)
Description: Seals in Japan are referred to as such


Name: Korean civilization (civilization)
Description: A historic and cultural society based in Korea


Name: baronial families (Family)
Description: Families such as the Aleuadae of Larissa or the Scopads of Crannon


Name: CIECAM02 (Color model)
Description: A color appearance model developed by the International Commission on Illumination (CIE)


Name: Roman art (Art)
Description: Art style from ancient Rome.


Name: Self-Strengthening Movement (HistoricalEvent)
Description: A series of reforms aimed at modernizing China in the 19th century


Name: Berber empires (Almoravids and Almohads) (empire)
Description: Empires that rose due to the influence of Islam


Name: Joan Breton Connelly (Historian)
Description: Classical archaeologist specializing in ancient Greek art and culture


Name: Spessartbund (Organization)
Description: An organization in charge of most of the major trails in the Spessart


Name: Faroe Islands (Geographical Feature)
Description: An autonomous country within the Kingdom of Denmark in the North Atlantic Ocean


Name: consumer_spending, investment, and economic_growth (Economy)
Description: What consumer confidence impacts


Name: Male Pelvis (Part of human pelvic skeleton)
Description: The pelvis of a male human


Name: Most work (Artwork)
Description: Typical sculptures and compositions


Name: Gluon (particle)
Description: An elementary particle that mediates the strong nuclear force, being one of the particles constituting the mass of protons and neutrons.


Name: Historical sites on Isle of Mull (Attribute)
Description: The island has several historical sites, such as Dun add Castle and Duart Castle


Name: Battista Agnese (Cartographer)
Description: Produced at least 71 manuscript atlases of sea charts


Name: Switzerland (Country)
Description: A country in Europe


Name: Golden Ring of Russia (Tourist Route)
Description: A journey around ancient Russian cities.


Name: White Light (Light Spectrum)
Description: Spectrum consisting of all colors of visible light


Name: Not specified (Quantity)
Description: The poverty rate in Franklin as per the 2006–2010 American Community Survey


Name: Arab rule (Historical Period)
Description: The period when Tunisia was ruled by the Arabs


Name: ductile fault zones (geological feature)
Description: Mylonite is formed in ductile fault zones.


Name: United Nations Special Rapporteur Philip Alston (Person)
Description: An independent expert appointed by the United Nations Human Rights Council.


Name: Volcanoes (Geological Feature)
Description: A rupture in the crust of a planetary-type object that allows hot lava, volcanic ash, and gases to escape.


Name: Main river between Marktheidenfeld and Karlstadt (River)
Description: A river in central Germany


Name: Colloid (mixture)
Description: A mixture which has particles larger than atomic dimensions but small enough to exhibit Brownian motion, with the critical size range typically ranging from nanometers (10−9 m) to micrometers (10−6 m).


Name: Takaka Hill and Holyoake Valley (Location)
Description: The quarries are located on Tākaka Hill and the Holyoake Valley


Name: Bergen (City)
Description: The second largest city of Norway


Name: Specific sites within the body (Physical location)
Description: Locations in the living organism where the nanoparticles can be targeted


Name: Similar Process (Process)
Description: A process for case hardening armour and files described in a book published in Naples in 1589.


Name: Basel, Brusio, Chiasso, Cornol, Geneva, Koblenz, Niederweningen, Rafz, Renens, Samedan, Schaffhausen, Stein am Rhein, Tägerwilen, Thayngen, Vals, Zurich (City or town)
Description: Cities and towns in Switzerland


Name: Central and South America (Place)
Description: Location where polished stone mirrors date from around 2000 BCE onwards


Name: First team sports title at the 2010 South Asian Games (Achievement)
Description: -


Name: Juraj Sklenár (Historian)
Description: Slovak historian who disputed the traditional view on the location of Moravia


Name: Women's hanfu (clothing for women)
Description: Clothing for women usually accentuates the body's natural curves through wrapping of upper garment lapels or binding with sashes at the waist


Name: Water under high temperatures and pressures (Geological Condition)
Description: The water under extreme conditions that carries gold


Name: Equation of a Plane (Geometric Object)
Description: An object defined by an equation f(x,y,z)=0 with infinite radius


Name: Magnesium (Chemical Element)
Description: An alkaline earth metal


Name: Australia (Country)
Description: A sovereign country in the Southern Hemisphere and Asia


Name: Biodiversity (Environmental issue)
Description: One of the environmental issues in the United States.


Name: Figura serpentinata (sculpture style)
Description: Elongated examples with twined figures


Name: High Specific Gravity (Property Value)
Description: A diagnostic property of a mineral with high density


Name: Centre of power for Frisian Kingdom (Political entity)
Description: The same as mentioned in the 6th entry.


Name: Receive a share of taxes collected by the Federal government (Action)
Description: The ability of states to receive a share of taxes collected by the Federal government


Name: host bivalve (freshwater) (host organism)
Description: The organism where freshwater cultured pearls grow


Name: Element of a polytope (k-faces) (Geometric entity)
Description: A feature of all dimensions in higher-dimensional polytopes


Name: Madrid (City)
Description: A city in Spain


Name: Blackfeet tribe (indigenous group)
Description: Native American tribe known as Blackfeet


Name: Fox Hunting in Europe (Activity)
Description: Sport for which prospective European foxhounds could be used


Name: Robert Epstein (Person)
Description: An expert who has criticized the notion of the anxious, unstable, and rebellious adolescent


Name: Cubic crystal system (Crystal system)
Description: A crystal system with cubic symmetry.


Name: Japanese style of Buddha statues (artistic style)
Description: called 'Jōchō yō'


Name: Thailand (Country)
Description: A Southeast Asian country where Ban Chiang is located


Name: British aristocrats (aristocrats)
Description: The British aristocrats Zanetti was traveling with


Name: Harlem River (River)
Description: A tidal strait that separates most of Manhattan from the Bronx


Name: The Smithsonian (Institution)
Description: The institution where the diamond is currently displayed


Name: Renal diseases (Disease)
Description: A category of diseases affecting the kidneys


Name: Legal Protection (Law)
Description: A system that safeguards the intellectual property of certain products or designs.


Name: Amphibians (Biological Class)
Description: A class that replaced the original Batrachia classification


Name: Abrasive (Material)
Description: A material used for scratching and wearing away hard substances


Name: Fremskrittspartiet (Political party)
Description: A political party in Norway


Name: France (Country)
Description: A country located to the south of Belgium


Name: - (Event)
Description: The signing of treaties by the mentioned individuals to formally annex the Ukrainian regions


Name: Professional engineer (Profession)
Description: Licensed professionals who supervise construction projects


Name: De Beers Group (organization)
Description: A multinational mining company specializing in diamond mining and marketing


Name: Shallow water or deep sea (Coral habitat)
Description: Can be found in various depths of the ocean


Name: Taiwan (Country)
Description: An island country in East Asia


Name: Nikolaus Federmann (Conquistador)
Description: Explored the interior of Colombia in search of El Dorado


Name: [Hardystonite, Esperite, Calcite, Franklinite, Willemite] (Silicate Mineral)
Description: List of minerals


Name: Johannes Vermeer (Person)
Description: A Dutch painter from the 17th century


Name: the colonies of the Minoan empire (political entity)
Description: Political entities that were part of the Minoan empire.


Name: U-12, U-15, U-18, U-23, and Baseball5 competitions (Competition)
Description: Different age-group and type of baseball competitions


Name: returns to earth or human level (Event)
Description: The process by which a shaman priest returns from Heaven


Name: Eternal truth and teachings of Hinduism (Idea or philosophy)
Description: -


Name: Composition, Origin, and Use Cases (Categorization)
Description: Different characteristics that define types of gravel


Name: Bohemia (Geographical Region)
Description: The traditional English name of the Czech lands.


Name: Forming and polishing steel (process)
Description: The studs were made by forming them from steel and giving them a partial polish


Name: Drape Suit (clothing)
Description: The name given to the English suit style in the 1930s


Name: 84th in the world for ecological sustainability (Rank)
Description: Refers to Italy's position in terms of ecological sustainability


Name: Western Zhou dynasty (Dynasty)
Description: A Chinese dynasty that ruled from 1046 BC to 771 BC


Name: April 2011 (Date)
Description: A month and year in the Gregorian calendar.


Name: Alabama's catfish industry (Industry)
Description: The catfish industry in Alabama.


Name: Definition of Purple (Concept)
Description: Depends on the geographical-cultural origin of the author, a 'purple' is defined as any non-spectral color between violet and red


Name: Juan Manuel Santos (person)
Description: Former President of Colombia (2010-2018)


Name: Status_symbol (Association)
Description: Rings can function as status symbols


Name: Climate Changes (Subject)
Description: Factors that influence the survival and distribution of Urban Red Foxes


Name: Archaic Greek civilization (Civilization)
Description: A culture that developed on the eastern Mediterranean Sea


Name: Physical and chemical properties, geological origin or biological function (Classification criteria)
Description: Materials can be categorized based on their physical and chemical properties, origin or function


Name: Confidence of House of Commons (political action or situation)
Description: support from a majority of members of the House of Commons


Name: Supercritical Water Phase Boundary (Geological Concept)
Description: Boundary of supercritical water


Name: Last family-owned farm in Manhattan (Farm)
Description: The farm that the Benedetto family operated.


Name: Traditional_folk_music_of_Ticino (Folk_Music)
Description: A unique form of folk music in Ticino


Name: 7,600 km (4,720 mi) (Distance)
Description: Approximate length of Italy's coastline


Name: German-speaking regions (Geographical region)
Description: Regions where Swiss variety of Standard German is predominant


Name: Switzerland (country)
Description: A country in Central Europe


Name: Coast of northern Netherlands (Geographical area)
Description: The region on the north sea coast where the Saxons, Angles, Jutes, and Frisii settled.


Name: Decorative dimension stone (Material)
Description: Decorative and construction purposes


Name: The Spessart region (Location)
Description: The region where the quarrying took place


Name: Classical Realism (Artistic Style)
Description: Survived in Byzantine art


Name: Iridescent (Property)
Description: The property that gives rise to changing colors based on viewing angle.


Name: Northern Anatolian conifer and deciduous forests (Ecoregion)
Description: The ecoregion where the bird species is found


Name: Cross country running courses (Sports Facility)
Description: Courses for cross country running which may include hills.


Name: Kazimir Malevich (Painter)
Description: Russian suprematist painter who used white in his 1917 painting 'the white square.'


Name: People in Ryukyu Islands (People)
Description: The population of the Ryukyu Islands.


Name: Kirill Karabits (Person)
Description: Internationally recognized musician


Name: Diagenesis (Geological Process)
Description: The processes affecting sediment after its deposition and before lithification


Name: Strikes (Labor action)
Description: The labor actions that Beamte are prohibited from participating in


Name: Mineral mode (Geological property)
Description: The volume percentages of different minerals in the rock


Name: 17O isotope (Isotope)
Description: One of the three stable isotopes of Oxygen, 17O.


Name: suitably basic ligands (chemical compound class)
Description: Class of chemical compounds that can stabilize Mn3+


Name: Treich-Lapène the titular governor of the territory (Position)
Description: The position of governing the territory.


Name: Road to Mill Site (Infrastructure)
Description: The road constructed by John Osgood that connected the quarry to the mill site.


Name: many Indo-Aryan, Dravidian and other South Asian ethnic groups (Ethnic Group)
Description: Ethnic groups where Hinduism is widespread on the Indian subcontinent


Name: Hollow drill (jade carving tool)
Description: Used to delicately puncture holes into jade material.


Name: 12th century (Time period)
Description: Time period when the practice of hereditary heraldry may have started


Name: Pets (Species)
Description: Domesticated animals


Name: Organic compound (Object)
Description: A compound consisting mainly of carbon and hydrogen, usually with other elements such as oxygen, nitrogen, sulfur, or halogens.


Name: G7 forum (International Group)
Description: An annual meeting of the G7 countries' leaders.


Name: France (Country)
Description: A country in Western Europe with Paris as its capital.


Name: Oceans (Environmental location)
Description: Saltwater pearl oysters live in oceans.


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


Name: Granada School (Art School)
Description: Belonging to the Granada School


Name: Colorado General Assembly (Organization)
Description: The governing body that passed the bill to make Yule Marble the official state rock of Colorado


Name: Lithium (policy developments) (Resource Policy and Regulation Policy Developments)
Description: Overview of policies and regulations relevant to the lithium industry, including environmental protection, resource management, and trade highlights recent developments in global policy and regulation related to lithium production, such as new agreements or standards


Name: Hinduism (Religion)
Description: A religion practiced chiefly in India and Nepal


Name: French colonial empire (empire)
Description: Empire established by France in the Americas, Africa, and Asia


Name: The Jerusalem-Jericho road (Historical Route)
Description: A significant route used by Arabs for pilgrimage to Mecca


Name: Taiwan's approach to epidemics (Health Response Strategy)
Description: The health response strategy employed by Taiwan to address epidemics


Name: Uranium (Element)
Description: A naturally occurring element found in significant quantities on Earth.


Name: Time (Concept)
Description: A dimension in which events occur in sequence.


Name: World War I (Event)
Description: A global war that lasted from 1914 to 1918


Name: Neutron capture therapy (BNCT) (Medical Treatment)
Description: A type of radiation therapy that uses boron and neutrons to selectively kill malignant brain tumor cells


Name: Republic of Colombia (Country)
Description: A country in South America, officially known as the Republic of Colombia.


Name: Cosmetics (Consumer product)
Description: A wide variety of beauty products designed to enhance or alter the appearance.


Name: Headquarters location (Location)
Description: The city where the organization's headquarters are located.


Name: Wainwright Building (Building)
Description: A historic skyscraper located in St. Louis, Missouri


Name: Cryptoperthite (Mineral)
Description: A variety of feldspar found in granulites.


Name: Andorra (Geographical Feature)
Description: A sovereign landlocked microstate in the eastern Pyrenees, on the border between France and Spain


Name: 600 to 475 BC (time)
Description: A specific period in the past.


Name: - (-)
Description: Privately owned


Name: Boron (Chemical Element)
Description: A chemical element with the symbol B and atomic number 5.


Name: Plant recording (Task)
Description: Recording the distribution and status of vascular plants in Derbyshire


Name: Kabylie (Geographical Location)
Description: Lalla Fatma N'Soumer was from Kabylie, a region in Algeria.


Name: Kabylia people (ethnic group)
Description: People from the Kabylia region in Algeria


Name: Spiritus Sulphureus (Substance)
Description: Substance called spiritus sulphureus believed to be extractable from animal tissues


Name: Average Human Body (Biological Entity)
Description: The typical composition of a human body


Name: France (Country)
Description: A country located in Western Europe


Name: Giant's Causeway (Landmark)
Description: A World Heritage Site.


Name: Colored Gemstone Industry (Industry)
Description: The industry dealing with colored gemstones


Name: Lithium (market trends) (Resource Market Trends)
Description: Overview of current market trends in the lithium industry, including price fluctuations, demand growth, and competitive dynamics


Name: Eastern Europe (Region)
Description: The eastern part of Europe, generally defined as including the former Soviet bloc


Name: H. G. Wells's The World Set Free (Literary Work)
Description: A novel featuring atomic bombs


Name: North Macedonia (Country)
Description: A landlocked country in Southeast Europe


Name: Aduatuci (People)
Description: One of the Belgae tribes


Name: Lugano (Geographical Area)
Description: A municipality in Canton Ticino, Switzerland


Name: Marbles (Geological Rock)
Description: A rock formed by the metamorphosis of limestone or dolomite


Name: Red foxes (Animal species)
Description: A canid native to the Northern Hemisphere


Name: Multiple International Industry Initiatives (Initiative or Program)
Description: Initiatives for assessing whether they fulfill the OECD guidance on conflict minerals


Name: Nasserism and Arabism (political_ideology)
Description: Political ideologies centered on Egypt's Gamal Abdel Nasser


Name: Freedom of religion (Right)
Description: The right to hold, express and practice religious beliefs


Name: Painters (Profession)
Description: Artists who create artwork using paint


Name: High Court of Justiciary (Court)
Description: The chief court for criminal cases in Scotland


Name: repeal of law on regional languages (Political Action)
Description: The act of repealing the law on regional languages.


Name: Neutrino (particle)
Description: A subatomic particle with a nearly massless electrically neutral charge, and is weakly interactive. It is one of the fundamental particles in the Standard Model of particle physics.


Name: Catalonia (Place)
Description: region in northeastern Spain


Name: Support for Peace Agreement (Statement)
Description: An expression of approval or endorsement.


Name: Erewash (Region)
Description: A district in Derbyshire with a higher population density outside the main cities


Name: Colored pearls (Type of cultured pearl)
Description: Cultured pearls with colored minerals inserted into the mussel shell


Name: Harvard University (EducationalInstitution)
Description: University where he received his bachelor's degree and Ph.D.


Name: Taiping rebels (Han Chinese rebel group)
Description: Group of Han Chinese rebels who went against the Qing dynasty


Name: 1395 (Year)
Description: The year when the Grey League was founded


Name: 1990 (Year)
Description: The year that the strong alliance between Germany and France began


Name: Rich Biodiversity (Natural Feature)
Description: Brazil has a rich and diverse ecosystem, home to many unique species


Name: arts and crafts (Arts and Crafts)
Description: Includes a wide range of arts and crafts, especially of Minoan origin


Name: Rock (Natural Object)
Description: Solid inorganic material forming part of the Earth's surface or immediate subsurface


Name: Tom Jobim (Person)
Description: A Brazilian composer and musician, best known for his work with Bossa Nova music.


Name: IT and technology sector (Sector)
Description: Significant sector in 2018


Name: rdfs:Class (Metaclass (in RDFS implementation))
Description: A metaclass in the internal implementation of RDFS, allowing for the representation of taxonomies.


Name: Bread and Breakfast Cereals (Food Items)
Description: Food items that are sometimes fortified with iron


Name: Switzerland as Europe's most innovative country (Label)
Description: Label given by the European Union to Switzerland in 2019


Name: Palisades, New York (Geographical location)
Description: Columbia University's Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory is located in Palisades, New York


Name: Tropical White Sand Beach (Natural Environment)
Description: A type of beach with a high quantity of white calcium carbonate from tiny bits of seashells


Name: Edicts and other public documents (Document)
Description: The documents that Japanese seals were pressed onto to show authenticity and authority


Name: 26 (Number)
Description: Number of workers commuting into the village.


Name: 800 species of vascular plant (Flora)
Description: Plants that bear seeds and have root systems


Name: Circular route around the island of Taiwan (transportation route)
Description: A transportation route that encircles the island of Taiwan


Name: 1854 (Year)
Description: The year the first Parliament of New Zealand met


Name: Samori Ture of the Wassoulou Empire (Person)
Description: A historical figure who sacked and conquered the city of Kong in 1895.


Name: - (-)
Description: A property of topaz


Name: Taifa of Dénia (Historical Political Entity)
Description: A political entity in medieval Muslim Spain


Name: Football (Sport)
Description: The most popular sport in Russia


Name: Carnelian (Mineral)
Description: -


Name: Mantle keels (Geological structure)
Description: Regions below cratons in the mantle with high enough pressure and temperature to allow diamonds to form


Name: different meanings (Concept)
Description: The variations in the interpretation of acculturation


Name: Semiconductor materials (Material)
Description: Specific types of semiconductors used in electronic devices.


Name: Sea Urchin's Body (Physical Entity)
Description: The sea urchin's overall body


Name: Islamic Art (Art System)
Description: An art system that focuses on spiritual essence rather than physical form and reflects a balanced, harmonious world-view.


Name: Hanfu which had been worn in the Tang and Song dynasties (attire)
Description: Attire worn during the Tang and Song dynasties


Name: vibrant arts, music, and cultural scenes (cultural characteristic)
Description: a region characterized by having a thriving arts, music, and cultural community


Name: philhellenism (Ideology)
Description: Helped to arouse sympathy in Britain and France for Greek independence


Name: Oxygen (ChemicalElement)
Description: A chemical element with the symbol O and atomic number 8


Name: Heating Process (gemstone treatment)
Description: A process used to improve or spoil gemstone color or clarity


Name: New Englanders (Population Group)
Description: The people of New England


Name: Yttrium Aluminum Garnet crystals (Crystal)
Description: YAG crystals were used due to the unavailability of LuAG seed.


Name: Monsoon zone (Climate feature)
Description: The Nuristan Province is mostly outside the monsoon zone, except for occasional summer rains