Name: Yale University President Timothy Dwight IV (Person)
Description: The person who hired Benjamin Silliman as a professor.


Name: Computers (Machine)
Description: Electronic devices capable of performing complex calculations and tasks.


Name: Mesoamerica (region)
Description: A region in America that spans from Mexico to Panama


Name: Agriculture (Sector)
Description: One of the minor uses of lignite


Name: 32.9 million (Quantity)
Description: The approximate estimate of the population of Afghanistan as of 2019.


Name: Ancient Indo-Iranian religion (religion)
Description: Religious system practiced in ancient India and Iran


Name: Iberian gold examples (Artifact)
Description: Examples seem to be made at fixed weights that are multiples of the Phoenician shekel


Name: Basalt (Geological formation)
Description: A type of volcanic rock


Name: Galena or halite cleavage (Property)
Description: A type of cleavage that occurs in three directions, at 90°


Name: University of Italian Switzerland (USI) and University of Applied Sciences and Arts of Southern Switzerland (SUPSI) (Educational Institution)
Description: The Universities of Italian Switzerland (USI) and the University of Applied Sciences and Arts of Southern Switzerland (SUPSI)


Name: Curran Park (Park)
Description: One of the parks located in Larne


Name: Cantera Opal (Gemstone)
Description: A type of opal from Mexico with specific characteristics


Name: Kievan Rus', modern day Russia, Ukraine and Belarus (geographical region)
Description: region that was Christianized by the Great Moravian cultural heritage


Name: Tahiti Nui (Geographical Area)
Description: The larger, northwestern part of Tahiti.


Name: a Vinaya basket (disciplinary code) (Buddhist Text)
Description: one component of the Tripiṭaka


Name: France (Historical Political Entity)
Description: Country in Western Europe from the Late Middle Ages to 1804


Name: Kruithof curve (Concept)
Description: A graphical representation of the change of color perception and pleasingness of light as a function of temperature and intensity


Name: Zinc (ChemicalElement)
Description: A bluish-white metallic element that is a key component in various biological and industrial processes


Name: Processions, Music, Dances, Food (Festival Activities)
Description: Activities typically associated with festivals on the island


Name: Carbonate Rocks (Geological Formation)
Description: Rocks that contain carbonate minerals.


Name: NATO (Political Entity)
Description: The North Atlantic Treaty Organization, an international alliance that ensures the security of its member countries


Name: Toadstones to be antidotes for poison (Belief)
Description: The belief that toadstones were antidotes for poison


Name: Infants (Age group)
Description: Young children under the age of two to three years old.


Name: Nerve function (Healthcare)
Description: Required for proper nerve function


Name: King Mohammed (Ruler)
Description: Current king of Morocco


Name: Negroponte (HistoricalName)
Description: The former name of Ağriboz (Euboea) in European languages


Name: Andreas Sigismund Marggraf (Scientist)
Description: Scientist who discovered pure metallic zinc in 1746


Name: Yankee Stadium (baseball park)
Description: the baseball park of the New York Yankees


Name: French language (Language)
Description: A foreign language widely used in Morocco, especially in governmental institutions, media, and diplomacy.


Name: [French, Lebanese, Vietnamese, Spanish citizens, evangelical missionaries from the United States and Canada] (Nationality Group)
Description: The nationalities of the people of non-African descent residing in Ivory Coast


Name: 13 billion cubic meters per year (Volume)
Description: A measure of the amount of renewable water resources annually.


Name: European cartographers (Cartographer)
Description: Cartographers during the Age of Discovery from the 15th century to the 17th century


Name: Peat (Geological Formation)
Description: Partially decayed plant material that lignite comes from


Name: Ashford Black Marble (Mineral)
Description: -


Name: Dietrich Mateschitz (Austrian entrepreneur)
Description: The person who introduced Red Bull


Name: René Magritte (Artist)
Description: A famous Belgian surrealist painter


Name: Northwest African (ethnic group)
Description: An ethnic group originating from Northwestern Africa.


Name: Jewellers (occupation)
Description: Professionals who introduced parures during Napoleon's reign


Name: Happiest Country (Title)
Description: Ranked as the happiest country by the World Happiness Report


Name: Iron(II) fumarate (Chemical Substance)
Description: A form of iron often found in dietary supplements


Name: Padparadscha sapphires (Type of sapphire)
Description: A specific type of sapphire with red, orange, or yellow hues


Name: India (Country)
Description: South Asian nation


Name: technique (Scientific technique)
Description: The technique that was employed using the 3 mm-diameter square diamond.


Name: Regular Octahedron (Platonic solid)
Description: A set of five solids with congruent regular polygons as faces


Name: ordinary classes (concepts in knowledge representation)
Description: Concepts that are not objects of instance of claims.


Name: humid subtropical climate (Cfa) (climate classification)
Description: the type of climate New York City has according to the Köppen climate classification


Name: Western part of Russia (Geographical Area)
Description: The geographical area where the majority of people in Russia live


Name: Bad Berneck (Town)
Description: A town in the district of Wunsiedel im Fichtelgebirge, in Bavaria, Germany


Name: 17th century naturalist Edward Topsell (Person)
Description: English naturalist and writer


Name: Central region (Region)
Description: A geographical area within Valais


Name: Zhaipao (Clothes)
Description: Another daily wear for the emperor in Song dynasty


Name: Relevant period (Time Period)
Description: The time when these languages were spoken in Anatolia


Name: Main Plot (Storyline)
Description: The sequence of events forming the main subject or theme of a narrative.


Name: Papoose Flat quartz monzonites (Igneous rock)
Description: A type of igneous rock that contains large amounts of quartz and feldspar.


Name: Cutting Compound (Substance)
Description: A compound used for cutting or polishing.


Name: Taiwan (location)
Description: The island nation of Taiwan


Name: 3.48 billion years old (Quantity)
Description: An approximate age of the oldest known fossils


Name: Regional peace and security (Security matter)
Description: In addition to promoting economic integration, the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) focuses on ensuring regional peace and security.


Name: Turk (Ethnicity)
Description: The ethnic group defined as a Turk by the Turkish Constitution


Name: Buddhists (religious group)
Description: individuals who follow the teachings of Buddha


Name: Diamond market (Economic entity)
Description: market for diamonds as gemstones


Name: Blue-greenschist (Material)
Description: A type of rock used for paving floors and streets by the Minoans


Name: David Ben-Gurion (Person)
Description: The then-Prime Minister of Israel who attended the founding ceremony of Arad


Name: Verzasca Dam (Engineering Structure)
Description: A dam located in Ticino.


Name: Highest elevation in Westchester County (Geographical Feature)
Description: A geographical feature of the highest elevation


Name: Rain, Steam, and Speed – the Great Central Railway (Painting)
Description: A painting by J. M. W. Turner


Name: 1,440 tons of uranium concentrates, 2,792 in 1951, and 1,600 in 1953 to the United States (Quantity)
Description: Quantities of uranium concentrates sold by Belgian Congo to the United States


Name: books (subject)
Description: Written works, especially those of religious or literary nature


Name: Mikulčice with its palace and 12 churches (settlement)
Description: The most widely accepted candidate for the Great Moravian capital


Name: Anarchism (Political Philosophy)
Description: A philosophy that holds governments and capitalism are harmful and undesirable, represented by a black flag or black letter A.


Name: Characteristic bone weight (Physical Characteristic)
Description: Their limb bones weigh 30 percent less per unit area of bone than expected for similarly sized dogs.


Name: Aosta Valley (Geographical Region)
Description: Region which joined Italy in 1861 and Kingdom of Italy in 1870


Name: Earliest of Hume's portraits by Reynolds (Artwork)
Description: -


Name: Blue Business Suit (Fashion)
Description: An ancestor of the modern business suit


Name: Liguria, Tuscany, and Southern Italy (Coastal areas) (Region)
Description: Coastal regions of Liguria, Tuscany, and most of the south of Italy


Name: 0.9 global hectares per person (in 2016) (NumericValue)
Description: The amount of biocapacity per person in Benin in 2016.


Name: Dicalcium silicate (Mineral)
Description: Chemically β–Ca2SiO4 or 2CaO·SiO2.


Name: Refined borates and boric acid (Product)
Description: Products with a lower pollutant content


Name: The Flemish and the French-speaking Liberals, Social Democrats and Greens (Political Party)
Description: In 1999.


Name: Yale College (Educational Institution)
Description: The college where Benjamin Silliman was a professor.


Name: Lesbian Culture and Disabled Activists (Group)
Description: More recently, the black triangle has been adopted as a symbol in lesbian culture and by disabled activists


Name: - (-)
Description: Due to its coloration and chemical inertness.


Name: Intentionalists (Art Philosophy Group)
Description: A group of art philosophers who believe that reference to intentions is essential in fixing the correct interpretation of works.


Name: Coney Island (Beach)
Description: A beach in Brooklyn, established in the 1870s


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


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


Name: quick and efficient SAR unit (military_unit)
Description: A unit capable of quick and efficient search and rescue operations


Name: Proxy wars, arms races, political and cultural developments (Event)
Description: Key events during the Cold War


Name: Functional Tableware (Type of Tableware)
Description: Tableware designed with practicality and functionality in mind, ensuring ease of use and durability


Name: Macedonian nation and Macedonian language (Ethnicity_and_Language)
Description: The ethnic group and language Comintern recognized


Name: the re-election of de Gaulle on June 23, 1968 (political event)
Description: The re-election of de Gaulle on June 23, 1968, which was contributed to by the May 1968 events in France.


Name: Tauatomo Mairau (Person)
Description: Claimant of the Tahitian throne in 2009


Name: Located in Greece (Location)
Description: Greece


Name: surrealism, primitivism, biomorphism and constructivism (art movement)
Description: Fine art movements that influenced the styles of modernist jewelry.


Name: Alabama (Political Division)
Description: A state in the southeastern region of the United States


Name: the periodic table and the Hornbostel-Sachs classification (systems of classification in chemistry, musicology)
Description: examples of other classifications


Name: Immigration (Social phenomenon)
Description: Large-scale immigration over the last century and a half


Name: Importer (Economic Role)
Description: A country or region that imports goods and services from other countries


Name: Brazil's agriculture_sector (Sector)
Description: The agriculture sector in Brazil's economy


Name: Phoenicians (Ancient civilization)
Description: Semitic people who settled on the coast of Tunisia


Name: Pierre Curie (biography) (Book)
Description: Biography of her late husband, Pierre Curie


Name: Small incisions on the upper valve (Action)
Description: The action of making small incisions on the upper valve


Name: Ivory Coast (Country)
Description: A colony with a system of direct, centralized administration that left little room for Ivorian participation in policy-making


Name: Calcite and dolomite particles (Particle)
Description: The main constituents that make up Tuckahoe marble


Name: Religious studies scholars (Group_of_people)
Description: Scholars specializing in religious studies


Name: Painted Wood (Artwork)
Description: Wood with paint applied after carving


Name: Medal (decoration)
Description: A tangible award given for achievement or service


Name: Russia (Country)
Description: The country where bandy originated


Name: Germanic Tribes (Tribe)
Description: Various tribes that inhabited Germany during classical antiquity


Name: Western Australia (location)
Description: A region in western Australia


Name: Cubism (Art movement)
Description: Art movement that emerged in the early 20th century.


Name: Functional Classification (Concept)
Description: Theory of functional classification


Name: high point of Berber civilization (cultural achievement)
Description: The greatest cultural achievement of the Berbers, unequalled until the coming of the Almohads and Almoravids more than a millennium later


Name: Canton and Municipality Budgets (Budget)
Description: Financial plans of Swiss cantons and municipalities not part of the federal budget


Name: by the end of the 18th century (Historical Event)
Description: A period of significant economic development by the end of the 18th century in imperial China


Name: Boston residents (Population Group)
Description: Inhabitants of Boston


Name: Tepe Yahya (City)
Description: An ancient trading city located in Iran


Name: Suebi (Historical group)
Description: One of the Germanic tribes who invaded the Iberian Peninsula after 409


Name: Thin flexible plastic mirror (Object)
Description: A type of mirror that cannot shatter or produce sharp flakes.


Name: Theistic conception (Idea)
Description: A definition of Buddhism that requires the presence of a deity


Name: Types and Abundance of Minerals in a Rock (Geology Property)
Description: Determined by the manner in which it was formed


Name: James McNeill Whistler (artist)
Description: an artist who used color as a central element in his pictures


Name: (Mg,Fe)SiO3 (Mineral Entity)
Description: Magnesium iron form of silicate perovskite


Name: New York City (City)
Description: The most populous city in the United States


Name: Belgium (Country)
Description: A country in Europe where Gbagbo was granted asylum.


Name: U.S. workers (occupation)
Description: At least nine U.S. workers died in accidents from 1984 to 1994


Name: Ajda Pekkan, Sezen Aksu, Erol Evgin, MFÖ, Tarkan, Sertab Erener, Teoman, Kenan Doğulu, Levent Yüksel and Hande Yener (Musicians)
Description: Several international Turkish pop stars


Name: Eulytine (Mineral)
Description: Was described over several years, more than once and under different names.


Name: Lanthanum (Element)
Description: A chemical element with symbol La and atomic number 57.


Name: Iron and lithium-containing protein of extraterrestrial origin, hemolithin (Protein)
Description: Purported discovery in the Allende Meteorite in unpublished detailed study in 2020.


Name: On several occasions (Action)
Description: The dey was assassinated on several occasions


Name: Animal By-Products (Substances)
Description: Materials not intended for human consumption


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


Name: Nuclear Power (Energy Source)
Description: Power produced through controlled nuclear reactions, typically involving the fission of uranium or plutonium


Name: Diamond (Mineral)
Description: Precious stone


Name: rocks from distant locations could be correlated based on the fossils they contained (Geological feature)
Description: Observation made by William Smith about rocks.


Name: Baking, raising agent, sodablasting (Processes)
Description: Examples of uses include baking, as a raising agent, and in the process of sodablasting


Name: Machining of Titanium and Stainless Steel (Process)
Description: The process of machining both titanium and stainless steel


Name: English Newspapers (Publication)
Description: Newspapers of 18th century often included advertisements offering rewards for information about stolen watches


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


Name: Alexander the Great (Macedonian King)
Description: King of the Ancient Macedonian kingdom from 336 to 323 BC


Name: Sky bowl (Figurative concept)
Description: A dome-like representation of the sky visible from Earth


Name: Key-bearers with elite ties (Specific Key-bearer)
Description: A documented example of a Key-bearer who owned land


Name: George Pataki (Politician)
Description: Former Governor of New York State who hails from Westchester County.


Name: Detecting Biomolecules (Action)
Description: The identification or recognition of molecules that are part of living organisms.


Name: Mn (Element)
Description: Can contain Mn up to 36% MnO.


Name: Battle of Octodurus (Historical Event)
Description: A battle fought in 57 BC


Name: Afghanistan (Country)
Description: country


Name: The ʻōteʻa dance (Dance)
Description: Dance associated with the instrument


Name: religious-political conflicts (historical event type)
Description: Conflicts arising from religious and political differences


Name: Greece and Italy, some traditional societies (Geographical Region)
Description: Traditional societies primarily located in Greece and Italy.


Name: Opal (Mineral or Gem)
Description: The term for opal, from a variety of names to the opalus.


Name: Anisotropism and perfect cleavage (Property)
Description: Properties that limit the display of cat's eye chatoyancy in kyanite gemstones.


Name: the entire city (Administrative Division)
Description: New York City as a whole


Name: Oxygen transport in the body (Biological process)
Description: The processes by which oxygen is transported through the human body.


Name: Etruscan Coinage (Artifact)
Description: Coins minted by the Etruscans, an ancient Italian civilization.


Name: Pure gold (Commodity)
Description: Gold in its unadulterated form


Name: Diatom's Exoskeleton (frustules) (Silicate Mineral)
Description: Silica-based structure of diatoms


Name: Marketing (Field of Study)
Description: The process by which companies create, promote, and sell goods or services to consumers


Name: Greece (Country)
Description: A country in southeastern Europe


Name: Suitable donor mussel (Species)
Description: A mussel from which tissue is taken for grafting


Name: Continental crust, or sial (Geological formation)
Description: Generally less than 10 kilometers thick.


Name: 6.5 new units per 1000 residents (Rate)
Description: The construction rate of new housing units as of 2007


Name: Ochre Robes (Artifact)
Description: Robes worn by forest monks in Buddhism


Name: Kansas City Metropolitan Statistical Area (Geographical Area)
Description: The fourteen-county Kansas City Metropolitan Statistical Area, including five counties in the state of Kansas


Name: Tufts University (University)
Description: A private research university in Massachusetts, United States


Name: Eshet Lot (Artist Quarter)
Description: An artist quarter located in Arad's industrial zone, utilizing old warehouses.


Name: nomadic Xianbei-style dress in China (clothing)
Description: depictions of traditional Xianbei attire found in the Longmen caves


Name: Romans (Cultural Group)
Description: Inhabitants of Rome


Name: EM I (c. 3100-2650 BC) (era)
Description: The first phase of the Early Minoan period


Name: Geophysics Section at the Poulter Laboratory, Stanford Research Institute (Department)
Description: Department he led from 1962 to 1967


Name: Enough Grain for Itself (Economic Entity)
Description: Holland's inability to produce enough grain for itself


Name: Map of a Gold Mine (map)
Description: The oldest known map of a gold mine


Name: Green_light (Color)
Description: When excited, C2 emits green light.


Name: Amusement (Emotion)
Description: A state of happiness and diversion resulting from play or recreation


Name: Allies (Military alliance)
Description: The Allied powers during World War II


Name: Armed groups in Kivu region (Militias)
Description: Groups committing human rights abuses in the Kivu region


Name: Monumental Sculpture (sculpture_category)
Description: Large sculptures, often attached to buildings


Name: Japan Akoya Keshi pearls (Jewelry)
Description: Keshi pearls from Japan


Name: Pounamu (Jade) (Material)
Description: To a high standard in New Zealand


Name: B8 (TransportationInfrastructure)
Description: A German highway


Name: Few Large Pieces from Rock Crystal (Artwork)
Description: A few large artworks made of rock crystal produced during the Carolingian period


Name: Line (Geometry)
Description: A fundamental concept in geometry


Name: Not luminescent or fluorescent (Luminescence value)
Description: A luminescence value for Jerrygibbsite


Name: Electronic Industry Citizenship Coalition (EICC) (Organization)
Description: US-based electronics manufacturing trade association


Name: the first European coin to date the year (coin)
Description: The first European coin to use Arabic numerals to date the year was minted in Barcelona


Name: Russia's economy (Economic Term)
Description: Total income and expenditure of the Russian economy.


Name: Mycenaean Context (Context)
Description: The context where the artifact was found.


Name: Guadalquivir (river)
Description: The longest river in Andalusia and fifth longest on the Iberian peninsula


Name: Natural Nuclear Fission Reactors (Physical Phenomenon)
Description: A phenomenon that consumed some 235U two billion years ago


Name: Weathered copper sulfide ores (Mineral Deposit)
Description: Copper ore that has been weathered and altered


Name: Interim final rule (Legislation or Rule)
Description: Temporary rule providing an exemption of entities which install and remove airbags


Name: Christ Church Cathedral in Nelson (Building)
Description: Kairuru marble was used for Christ Church Cathedral in Nelson


Name: 1957 American Musical Funny Face (Artwork)
Description: Musical that played a role in cementing pink's association with women


Name: Treatment of bipolar disorder (Medical treatment)
Description: A psychiatric disorder characterized by mood episodes that include mania and depression


Name: Milling (Manufacturing Process)
Description: A process in which a work piece stops rotating and the driven tool executes the machining operation with a rotating cutting tool.


Name: - (Architectural Structure)
Description: The palace of Pylos was an exception to the typical Mycenaean fortification systems.


Name: Etruscan language (Language)
Description: The language spoken by the Etruscans, which has only been partially understood by modern scholars


Name: ladling (action)
Description: The process of pouring liquid from one container into another, especially a large quantity into a smaller one


Name: 7 point groups (crystal class)
Description: Listed in the Trigonal crystal system


Name: Bogotá (City)
Description: The largest city and the capital of Colombia


Name: 1980s (Year)
Description: The time period when this movement became popular.


Name: vegetative features (Feature)
Description: Displays vegetative features.


Name: Triacylglycerol (Lipid)
Description: A type of fat composed of a glycerol backbone esterified to three fatty acids.


Name: Athenians (Cultural Group)
Description: Inhabitants of Athens


Name: Lionel Messi (Person)
Description: An Argentine professional footballer


Name: Crown (Institution)
Description: A monarchical institution in Spain


Name: Years 2019-present (Time Period)
Description: The years 2019-present


Name: Kharkiv (City)
Description: The second-largest city of Ukraine


Name: Selma To Montgomery National Historic Trail (National Historic Trail)
Description: A national historic trail located in Alabama


Name: Gaussian curvature of 1/r^2 (Geometry property)
Description: A constant curvature property of the sphere.


Name: Wilhelm Marx (1863–1946) (Politicians)
Description: Wilhelm Marx, the first Minister President of the Free State of Prussia from 1920 to 1921


Name: Orange (colour) (Colour)
Description: A colour named after the ripe orange fruit.


Name: Dhodia and Kathodis or Katkari men (Ethnic group)
Description: Men belonging to the Dhodia, Kathodi, or Katkari ethnic groups


Name: HMS Orwell (Ship)
Description: named after the river Orwell


Name: the denominations of Hinduism are unlike those found in major religions of the world (Statement)
Description: A declaration made by a person or an authoritative source.


Name: Great St Bernard Pass (MountainPass)
Description: A mountain pass between Italy and Switzerland, with an elevation of 2469 meters


Name: Southern Aegean Sea (Geographical Feature)
Description: A body of water located in the southeastern part of Europe and northwestern Turkey


Name: Meteorites (Type of rocks)
Description: Rocks that fall to Earth from space


Name: solar cells (Electronic Device)
Description: Devices that convert sunlight into electrical energy


Name: about 150 locations (Location)
Description: Measures pollutants at about 150 locations.


Name: Lower hardness than diamond (Physical property)
Description: Due to the weak bonds between parallel adjacent planes


Name: active development (Process)
Description: -


Name: South Sea and Tahitian pearl oysters (type of mollusk)
Description: Mollusks used for saltwater cultured pearls


Name: Global Economic Disparities (Economic Inequality or Poverty)
Description: Significant differences in wealth and income between individuals or regions, often leading to social unrest and instability


Name: 1960s (Time Period)
Description: A time period during which the left-wing political movements gained prominence in many countries


Name: Traditional sizing systems (Measurement system)
Description: Systems still used in various countries to determine ring size.


Name: German penal system (LegalSystem)
Description: The German criminal justice system


Name: New York City (City)
Description: A city located in the United States


Name: Stouter wire frame (Frame)
Description: Protective element used in some filigree work


Name: Infrared windows for military and scientific applications, as they are transparent to infrared light (Application)
Description: Used in infrared windows for military and scientific applications, as they are transparent to infrared light


Name: coal, natural gas, and petroleum (Fuel)
Description: Fossil fuels that are mined or drilled from the earth


Name: Academic Style, European Art (Style)
Description: The Bengal School reacted against the academic style and European art.


Name: finitism (Mathematical philosophy)
Description: The belief that only finite sets and operations have mathematical meaning


Name: Carnelian or Red Jasper (Mineral)
Description: -


Name: worshipers from the countryside (Group of people)
Description: People who had come to worship at the Tomb of Moses


Name: 6.6/10 (Score)
Description: According to the given text, this is Greece's 2018 score


Name: Moroccan Amazigh architecture (Architecture)
Description: Traditional Moroccan architecture associated with the Amazigh regions


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


Name: users' name into the stone (Action)
Description: in one of the standard scripts and styles described above, usually for a fee


Name: Cubism or Prehistoric Rock Art (art form)
Description: Art styles that Mandaean art resembles


Name: North States (GeographicalArea)
Description: A collective term used to refer to the U.S. states in the Northeastern and upper Midwestern regions.


Name: Dario Fo (Literary Figure)
Description: Satirist and theatre author


Name: Particolored sapphires (or bi-color sapphires) (Gemstone)
Description: Stones that exhibit two or more colors within a single stone


Name: Greek males (DemographicGroup)
Description: Males living in Greece between the ages 18 and 60.


Name: Europe and United States (Region)
Description: Geographical regions of Europe and North America


Name: Duchy of Bohemia (Political Division)
Description: A principality and historical region in Central Europe


Name: two types (Separation)
Description: Lignite can be separated into two types: xyloid lignite or fossil wood, and compact lignite or perfect lignite.


Name: Set of points (Mathematical Structure)
Description: A collection of distinct objects, considered as an object in its own right.


Name: Yogic Hinduism (Hindu kind)
Description: A kind of Hinduism following the text of Yoga Sutras of Patanjali


Name: GICS (Global Industry Classification Standard) (industry classification system)
Description: Classification used to assign companies to specific economic sectors and industry groups.


Name: Funerary Art (Art Form)
Description: Art produced for use in connection with death and burial


Name: Magnifying lens (Tool)
Description: An optical instrument used to see objects more clearly and at greater distance.


Name: precious jewel (Artifact)
Description: The precious jewel stolen by the Sea God


Name: durability, hardness and resistance to weathering (Quality)
Description: Characteristics that make a resource valuable


Name: Odoacer (Person)
Description: Barbarian soldier and statesman from the Middle Danube.


Name: Iron Particles (goethite-aFeO(OH)) (chemical compound)
Description: iron particles found in association with soft tissue


Name: Markuelia (Fossil organism)
Description: A worm-like fossil found in China and Siberia


Name: Alcohols (Organic compounds)
Description: Compounds that contain the hydroxy group.


Name: Belgium's motorway network density (Infrastructure)
Description: The motorway infrastructure of Belgium


Name: Rome (empire)
Description: Ancient Roman Empire


Name: ITER (Research Laboratory)
Description: A more advanced nuclear fusion research laboratory where beryllium will be used to condition components which face the plasma.


Name: Chalcopyrite (Mineral)
Description: A copper iron sulphide mineral.


Name: Vedanta (Philosophical tradition)
Description: A philosophical tradition of Hinduism that originated in ancient India and is one of the six major schools of Hindu philosophy


Name: Detroit, Michigan (City and State)
Description: The largest city in the state of Michigan, United States


Name: Alexander Suvorov (Person)
Description: Russian military leader noted for his tactical skill and battlefield prowess


Name: 19th (Rank)
Description: In a 2013 Save the Children report for state of mothers and newborn babies


Name: South American Union (UNASUR) (Political Entity)
Description: An intergovernmental organization consisting of 12 South American countries that aims to promote regional integration and cooperation


Name: A possible shift in the balance between 'the reward from fraud' and the risk of detection (Concern)
Description: -


Name: Strait of Gibraltar (strait)
Description: A narrow strait connecting the Atlantic Ocean to the Mediterranean Sea, separating Spain and Morocco


Name: Benjamin Silliman (Person)
Description: An American chemist, mineralogist, and geologist


Name: officials shall wear Wu Sha Mao (black-cloth hats) (action)
Description: The Hongwu Emperor decreed that officials shall wear Wu Sha Mao (black-cloth hats)


Name: improving the clinical success of dental implant treatment (Function)
Description: Used for improving the clinical success of dental implant treatment.


Name: Longmen caves (historical site)
Description: a group of Buddhist cave temples located in Luoyang, China


Name: Varangians from Scandinavia (Historical Entity)
Description: The people who initially made up the Rus' population


Name: Cubism in architecture (architectural style)
Description: An unusual architectural style that transposed Cubism of painting and sculpture into architecture


Name: Flooring or wall finish (Material usage)
Description: The application of marble waste as a material for flooring or wall finishes.


Name: Hand and a half sword (weapon)
Description: Sword with an extended grip


Name: Slimmer wrists (Part of human skeleton)
Description: Thinner and slimmer version of the wrist bones


Name: person's name or pen names etc. (Name)
Description: The name of the person or a pen name used by them


Name: continuous measurements in physics (Measurement type and scientific context)
Description: Continuous measurements in the field of physics


Name: Science, Rationalism, Industry, Commerce, Democracy, Progress (Ideas or Concepts)
Description: Specific beliefs and practices associated with Modernization.


Name: prismatic (Shape)
Description: The direction of elongation is perpendicular to the single plane of symmetry.


Name: Resident Foreigners (PopulationGroup)
Description: Foreign citizens residing in Switzerland permanently


Name: Province of Seville (Geographical location)
Description: The place of birth for Alonso de Narváez


Name: Mud Volcanoes (Geological Feature)
Description: A type of volcano that erupts a mud-like material consisting of water, clay, silt, and gas.


Name: Drinking water (Liquid)
Description: Water intended for human consumption, typically supplied by a public utility.


Name: Changes in or manipulation of the white point (Visual manipulation)
Description: The manipulation that can cause certain optical illusions


Name: Canine (Animal)
Description: Any member of the family Canidae, which includes dogs and various other mammals such as wolves, jackals, and foxes.


Name: Religious rituals (Ritual)
Description: Ceremonies and practices performed by Hindus


Name: Strip mining of lignite in the United States (Mining Practice)
Description: Method of extracting lignite in the US


Name: Automotive Industry in Spain (Industry)
Description: The automotive industry of Spain


Name: Feldspathoid Minerals (Mineral Class)
Description: A group of minerals that part of the feldspar will be replaced by when silicon is deficient.


Name: Need for infrastructure improvement in Algeria (Requirement)
Description: The need for Algeria to improve its infrastructure.


Name: Isometric crystal system (Crystal structure)
Description: A three-dimensional crystallographic system in which there are four crystallographically equivalent axes.


Name: Discovered by Johan Arfwedson in 1817 (Historical Fact)
Description: The year and discoverer of the chemical element Lithium


Name: Egypt under the Thutmosids (Ancient Dynasty)
Description: Dynasty of ancient Egypt ruled by kings of the Theban royal house


Name: Ifriqiya (Region)
Description: A region in North Africa where the Zirids ruled


Name: Modern Steel Facilities (Location)
Description: Facilities where steel is continuously cast into long slabs


Name: Japan (Country)
Description: largest trading partner of the United States


Name: 1960 - 20th century (TimePeriod)
Description: The time period during which the mentioned politicians achieved their election victories.


Name: Deployments greater than 100 active duty personnel in 25 foreign countries (Military deployment)
Description: Maintains military deployments of over 100 personnel in 25 different foreign countries


Name: Dowry (Cultural custom)
Description: A collection of household items, money, or real estate that the bride brings to her husband's house.


Name: Painting (Art Form)
Description: A visual art that involves applying paint or other medium to a solid surface


Name: Modern journeyman (concept)
Description: The concept of adult education and continual learning


Name: Kingsbridge and Riverdale (Geographical areas)
Description: The combined neighborhoods of Kingsbridge and Riverdale in the Bronx, New York City


Name: Sand (Material)
Description: A loose granular material resulting from the natural disintegration of rock or a product made by crushing rock


Name: Chora (Name)
Description: Another name for the main town of Andros Island


Name: 23 October 2011 (Date)
Description: The new date for the Constituent Assembly elections


Name: Islam (Religion)
Description: Monotheistic Abrahamic religion


Name: Giovanni Morelli's techniques (Technique)
Description: Techniques used for scrutinizing diagnostic minor details in Western old master paintings


Name: Ruby (Gemstone)
Description: A pinkish red to blood-red colored gemstone, a variety of the mineral corundum (aluminium oxide)


Name: Art as any activity of any kind-everything (Idea)
Description: A perspective on art that defines it as any human activity


Name: - (-)
Description: No tail entity in this relation.


Name: reducing surface energy (Physical property)
Description: Decrease in surface area that lowers the Gibbs free energy


Name: Sousse (City)
Description: The carnival is celebrated in this city


Name: The Clear Distinction between Visual Arts and Page Layout Less Obvious (Observation)
Description: This observation suggests that the distinction between visual arts and page layout is less clear due to the easy access and editing of computer clip art


Name: Agrichemicals (Chemical Compound Category)
Description: Usually of a single atom or at most a trifluoromethyl group


Name: Dargaite (Mineral)
Description: Nabimusaite is potassium- and fluorine-analogue of dargaite.


Name: Suffragette Jewellery (Artifact)
Description: A piece of jewellery associated with the Suffragette Movement


Name: Tarakasi (Art)
Description: Traditional filigree work from Cuttack


Name: Colón, Tequisquiapan, and Ezequiel Montes (Municipalities)
Description: The municipalities in Querétaro where the opal deposits are located


Name: treaty-making power (Power)
Description: The power to make treaties


Name: luminescence-based agricultural monitoring (Agricultural Monitoring)
Description: The use of luminescent compounds to monitor crop health, soil quality, and other aspects of agriculture


Name: Lead (Metal)
Description: A heavy, bluish-white metal used in batteries, bullets, and pipes


Name: Hornblende (Mineral)
Description: An accessory mineral found in granulites, not common.


Name: First Consul of France (Political Position)
Description: A political position Napoleon held from 1799 to 1804.


Name: Russian imperial military (MilitaryEntity)
Description: The armed forces of the Russian Empire


Name: Impossibility of Actual Infinity (Concept)
Description: The belief that actual infinity is impossible due to paradoxes


Name: Thylacine (Tasmanian Tiger) (Animal)
Description: Marsupial carnivore native to Australia and New Guinea, which became extinct in the early 20th century


Name: Greek military personnel (MilitaryPersonnel)
Description: Citizens of Greece who serve in the armed forces.


Name: Cabo de Gata (location within Andalusia)
Description: A coastal area in the Almería province of Andalusia.


Name: Melbourne Hall (Building)
Description: A building that is located within the county of Derbyshire.


Name: Cal Poly Pomona Broncos' logo (Logo)
Description: The logo of Cal Poly Pomona's athletic teams


Name: Macedonia Prima (Political Entity)
Description: The southern part of the province of Macedonia


Name: Armed Forces (Military Organization)
Description: He is formally the commander-in-chief of the armed forces.


Name: Football (Sport)
Description: A popular sport worldwide.


Name: Dielectric mirrors (Class of Optical Components)
Description: Mirrors made of dielectric materials


Name: UK population in 2001 (Population)
Description: Total UK population in 2001


Name: Iron and Titanium (Chemical Elements)
Description: The elements that caused the blue color in the synthesized blue sapphire


Name: Taiwanese MLB players (Sports Person)
Description: Taiwanese athletes playing in Major League Baseball (MLB)


Name: North Areas of Greece (Geographical Region)
Description: Areas in the north of Greece where Thessaloniki and Larissa are located


Name: Uranium extraction from sea water using ion exchangers (Process)
Description: A method to extract uranium from seawater using ion exchange technology


Name: Organic Molecules (Geological Feature)
Description: Complex carbon-containing compounds that are essential for life, found on Ceres' surface


Name: Gla (Boeotia) (Fortification)
Description: An archaeological site located near modern-day Gla, Greece.


Name: Her Majesty's Civil Service (Civil service)
Description: Permanent, unified and politically neutral civil service introduced in 1855


Name: Minoan tools (Artifact)
Description: Tools used by the Minoans for various purposes


Name: Grand Coalition or Small Coalition (Political System Structure)
Description: A structure of government that either consisted of a grand coalition of SPÖ and ÖVP, or a small coalition (one of these two and a smaller party)


Name: 198,130 (Number)
Description: Census population in 2001


Name: Refraction (Physical property)
Description: The degree to which light bends in a gem, influenced by the gem mineral.


Name: Non-Marxist Approaches to Cultural Studies (Theory)
Description: Approaches that distance themselves from the Marxist view.


Name: pink morganite (Type of Gemstone)
Description: A variety of the mineral beryl, colored pink due to manganese impurities


Name: Metamorphism (Geological Process)
Description: A geological process causing profound and lasting changes in rocks, minerals, and fossils.


Name: Endive with Bechamel Sauce (Food)
Description: Endive served with a bechamel sauce


Name: Diamond and Graphite (Carbon allotropes)
Description: Two well-known forms of carbon.


Name: 'Style Art History' remains alive' (Art Historical Approach)
Description: The persistence of 'Style Art History' in the present


Name: Ophiolites (Geological Feature)
Description: A geologic structure representing a sequence of rocks that were once part of the oceanic crust


Name: New York Public Library (NYPL) (Public Library)
Description: The largest public library system in the United States.


Name: [Caledonian orogeny, Variscan orogeny, Alpine orogeny] (Geological event)
Description: Geological events often observed in areas of volcanic activity


Name: Sakyan-s (Group of people)
Description: Followers of Buddhism referred to themselves as this term in ancient India


Name: Economics Education (Field of Study)
Description: field of study with significant contributions through renowned economists


Name: Calcareous green algae (organisms)
Description: Calcium carbonate-secreting, green marine algae


Name: Albitized pegmatites (Caucasus) (GeologicalFormation)
Description: Place where the mineral is found in Caucasus


Name: Batsi, Vitali, and Agios Petros (Geographical Features)
Description: The beautiful beaches in Andros Island


Name: Queen Margaret (Royal Person)
Description: Widow of Haakon VI and mother of Olaf IV


Name: Marine Motifs in other Mycenaean Palaces (Art)
Description: Depictions of marine life found in other Mycenaean palaces


Name: Construction sand and gravel (Geological_formations)
Description: A mixture of sand and gravel used in construction


Name: Benjamin Silliman (Person)
Description: An American scientist and educator


Name: 2000 (Year)
Description: The year when Switzerland's urbanization process ended


Name: Naturally occurring microporous, hydrous aluminosilicate minerals (mineral)
Description: Minerals referred to as zeolites


Name: Initial Construction of the Quarry (Construction Event)
Description: The initial construction event of the Yule Marble Quarry


Name: freshwater mussel shell (material)
Description: The material used to create the nucleus bead


Name: Synthetic color-change sapphire (Mineral)
Description: A synthetic mineral that exhibits a color change similar to Alexandrite


Name: Harry Berman (Person)
Description: A collaborator of Esper Signius Larsen in the revision of The Microscopic Determination of the Nonopaque Minerals


Name: Lenape (Indigenous group)
Description: The Lenape used the caves before Europeans arrived


Name: 20% of Eastern Germans have historic Slavic paternal ancestry (statistical_data)
Description: The findings of the Y-DNA testing


Name: Roman Catholicism (religion)
Description: The predominant religion in Andalusia


Name: Southern Alps (Mountain range)
Description: -


Name: Magnetic (Physical Property)
Description: The ability of iron to be attracted to magnets.


Name: Ley Wert (Wert Law) (Legislation)
Description: A common name for the LOMCE law


Name: Filigree work (Art form)
Description: Art form characterized by intricate wirework and granulation


Name: Extraction Industries of Building Materials (Industry)
Description: The industries responsible for extracting raw materials.


Name: Art Deco (Art movement)
Description: Art movement that emerged in the 1920s.


Name: Regional metamorphism (Geological Process)
Description: The process that causes the transformation of rocks in a region


Name: Larger crystals in Marble (Geological Rock)
Description: Larger calcite crystals that form during the process of metamorphism in marble.


Name: Impact on the arts, literature, and science, exploration of new ideas, challenge to traditional beliefs (Characteristic)
Description: Additional features that characterized the Enlightenment


Name: Manganese exposure (Health Risk)
Description: Exposure to manganese in various forms


Name: Institution of Slavery (Historical Institution)
Description: The practice of owning and enslaving people


Name: Donetsk (city)
Description: A city in eastern Ukraine that is predominantly Russian orientated and favourable to the Soviet era.


Name: divine beings (religious_concept)
Description: Deities in human form


Name: Holy Roman Empire (Historical State)
Description: A multi-ethnic realm that existed from 962 to 1806


Name: GeoServer (Product)
Description: An open-source server for publishing and sharing geospatial data


Name: Tetrapeptides (Peptide)
Description: A short peptide consisting of four amino acids.


Name: Greek Orthodox Church (Religion)
Description: The main branch of Christianity in Greece


Name: Increasing the overall rate of combustion (Process)
Description: A process that results in a faster consumption of fuel and oxidizer


Name: Films in solar cells (Product application)
Description: Films from two different fluoropolymers replace glass in solar cells.


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


Name: Mull (Place)
Description: A region in Scotland


Name: Railroading (Transportation)
Description: The widespread use of pocket watches due to the rise of railroading


Name: United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (International_Organization)
Description: A specialized agency of the United Nations that aims to promote peace and sustainable development through education, science, culture, and communication.


Name: American Officers (Group)
Description: Group of American military leaders trained by the British officers


Name: Islam (Religion)
Description: A monotheistic Abrahamic religion articulated by the Quran


Name: Wax (material)
Description: a solid substance consisting of fatty acid and an alcohol, typically obtained from plant or animal sources


Name: Silicone (Material)
Description: A synthetic material with the chemical symbol Si(OH)4


Name: Graphite Schist (Geological Rock)
Description: A type of schist formed from metamorphosis of sedimentary beds containing abundant organic carbon


Name: Copper (Metal)
Description: A soft, ductile, and malleable metal with good conductivity of electricity and heat.


Name: Trent and Mersey Canal (Waterway)
Description: A canal that facilitated the transportation of materials for pottery production


Name: Maximum Chroma Colors (Color Class)
Description: Colors that are physically far from being spectral colors, located around the equator at the periphery of the color solid in HSL color space.


Name: Neoclassical style (art movement)
Description: An art movement that emphasized classical Greek and Roman models


Name: Hyundai Motor Manufacturing Alabama (Company)
Description: An automobile manufacturing company based in Montgomery, Alabama


Name: Chad and Ivory Coast (Geographical Region)
Description: Countries where France has been involved in peacekeeping missions


Name: Pantone 123C (USC Gold) (Color)
Description: A specific shade of gold used by the University of Southern California.


Name: Skarn Deposit (Mining Feature)
Description: A skarn with a respectable amount of ore mineralization that can be mined for a profit.


Name: Drilling (Processing Step)
Description: A step in the process of pearl creation where they are drilled


Name: Cloisters Cross (artifact)
Description: An unusually large ivory crucifix with complex carving


Name: national parks (environmental characteristic)
Description: a country that has set aside large tracts of land as protected areas, conserving valuable natural resources and habitats


Name: Guntur district, Andhra Pradesh (district)
Description: Location of the Golconda kingdom (at the time)


Name: humans developed language (Milestone in Human Evolution)
Description: The ability to communicate through spoken or written words


Name: Mediterranean (Geographical Location)
Description: The large sea that borders the Mediterranean region


Name: Revolt (event)
Description: Revolt against the Byzantine Empire


Name: Detonation Nanodiamond (Chemical Compound)
Description: A type of nanodiamond produced by detonation


Name: Corn Exchange (Building)
Description: Completed in 1882 in King Street, Ipswich.


Name: Calcitic material (Mineral composition)
Description: Calcitic substance with quartz as an accessory mineral.


Name: Aluminium Trihalides (chemical compound class)
Description: A class of chemical compounds made of aluminum and three halogens


Name: Servingware (Type of Tableware)
Description: Tableware specifically used for serving food, including platters, bowls, and serving spoons


Name: Graffiti (Art Form)
Description: A unique art form that developed as a factor of the aerosol medium and the speed required for illicit work


Name: Marco Sanudo (Person)
Description: Marco Sanudo was a Venetian nobleman and the first Duke of Naxos.


Name: Māori tohunga (Indigenous Person)
Description: Indigenous New Zealanders who accumulated knowledge in agriculture, herbal remedies and treatment of illnesses


Name: Lithium chloride and lithium bromide (Chemical compound)
Description: Specific compounds of lithium


Name: the media sector in the UK (Sector)
Description: Dominates the media sector in the UK


Name: 1824 Brazilian Constitution (Legislation)
Description: The first constitution of Brazil


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


Name: Freon (Common Name)
Description: A commonly recognized name for Chlorofluorocarbon.


Name: health care and education (Service)
Description: Services focused on health care and education


Name: Structure (of Neodymium) (physical property)
Description: Body-centered cubic structure of neodymium


Name: Columbus Catholic Church (Building)
Description: A church built using marble donated by the Yule Marble Company.


Name: High-speed AVE trains (Transportation System)
Description: Trains that run from Madrid via Córdoba to Seville and Málaga, from which a branch from Antequera to Granada opened in 2019


Name: American Basketball League (1925–1934) (Sports League)
Description: An American professional basketball league that existed from 1925 to 1934


Name: Black Star of Queensland (gemstone)
Description: Second largest star sapphire in the world with a weight of 733 carats


Name: Contacts (Relationship)
Description: Recorded interactions between Etruscans and other civilizations


Name: Natuurmonumenten (Organization)
Description: A private organisation that buys, protects and manages nature reserves in the Netherlands


Name: 2014 (Date)
Description: The year when the ENI came into force


Name: Potassium compound (Compound)
Description: A compound containing potassium, such as potassium hydroxide or potassium chloride


Name: Moorish architecture or western Islamic architecture (Architectural style)
Description: A wider architectural tradition that also characterized the Maghreb and al-Andalus


Name: Prehistoric era (Time period)
Description: The time period when Sculpture emerged.


Name: increasing the survival rate of dental implants (Function)
Description: Used for increasing the survival rate of dental implants.


Name: Fire that broke out in Frankfurt's Jewish quarter (Event)
Description: A fire that destroyed the Jewish quarter of Frankfurt


Name: Jenatsch (Person)
Description: A leader of the anti-Habsburg troops in the Grisons


Name: El Chino Mine (Mine)
Description: An open pit copper mine in New Mexico, United States.


Name: Neolithic remains (Archaeological Findings)
Description: Remains from the Neolithic era found in Mani


Name: The revolutionary jewelry movement began to emerge in the United States in the 1940s is spurred on by various factors (Statement)
Description: Greenbaum's quote explaining the factors that contributed to the emergence of modernist jewelry


Name: Philip II (Political Entity)
Description: King of Spain against whom the Dutch rebelled.


Name: Banks (Financial institution)
Description: Institutions that provide stamp pads, ink paste, and other services for seal use.


Name: Outdoor activities (Activities)
Description: Activities performed outdoors


Name: Non-calcite inclusions (GeologicalComponent)
Description: Trace amounts found in the Yule Marble


Name: Lamprophyre (Geological Formation)
Description: Rock type where diamonds are found in the Wawa belt of Canada and microdiamonds in Japan's island arc


Name: Minoan Villas (Architectural Structure)
Description: A type of structure characteristic of the Minoan civilization in Crete


Name: G7 (International Organization)
Description: Group of 7 major advanced economies


Name: Cretan cuisine (Culinary tradition)
Description: The traditional style of cooking that is characteristic of the island of Crete


Name: Örebro County (County)
Description: Administrative division of Sweden


Name: Fluidal Structure (Geological Feature)
Description: Structure characterized by subparallel winding lines of minerals following the direction of movement


Name: Carbon nanotube (buckytube) (Type of Fullerene)
Description: A hollow cylindrical structure composed entirely of carbon


Name: Great Game (Event)
Description: Rivalry between Russia and Britain in Central and South Asia


Name: Rouge de Rance (Stone)
Description: A Devonian red reef limestone from the town of Rance in Hainaut, Wallonia, Belgium.


Name: Visual arts (Art form)
Description: Creative work produced for art's sake, as distinct from applied art and craft


Name: Afghanistan (Country)
Description: a landlocked country in South-Central Asia


Name: Honda Motor Co., Ltd. (Company)
Description: Japanese public multinational corporation, primarily known as a manufacturer of automobiles and motorcycles.


Name: Black Diamond (Common Name)
Description: A name often used to refer to Carbonado Diamond due to its color


Name: Mainland Spain (Geographical region)
Description: A rather mountainous landmass in the Iberian Peninsula


Name: Types of Desserts in Moroccan Cuisine (Characteristic)
Description: The various types of desserts found in Moroccan cuisine


Name: British Museum (Museum)
Description: Museum in London, England


Name: firearms (Product)
Description: and five who produce automatic weapons


Name: Charles Darwin (Scientist)
Description: English naturalist, geologist and biologist


Name: German Woodcut (Art Technique)
Description: Printing technique using wooden blocks for printing on paper in Germany


Name: Persia (Location)
Description: Green earth was found in Persia.


Name: Sir Charles Sherrington (Person)
Description: A person who succeeded Reid Moir as president of Ipswich Museum


Name: Valuable insights into human governance and societal organization (Impact)
Description: A strong or extensive effect or impression.


Name: Peasants (Socio-economic group)
Description: People who could afford these woodcuts


Name: strong work ethic, competitiveness, and voluntary altruism (Work Ethics)
Description: The cultural values emphasizing a strong work ethic, competitiveness, and voluntary altruism


Name: America (Country)
Description: North American continent's mainland countries collectively known as United States of America


Name: Cog-railways (Railway)
Description: A type of railway that ascends steep hills or mountains by the force of adhesion and counterweights


Name: Last development towns to be founded (Event)
Description: Arad was one of the last development towns to be founded in Israel


Name: Art (Abstract Concept)
Description: A creativity integral to being human, transcending the individual or not fulfilling a specific external purpose


Name: the construction of the Rhaetian Railway (Railway)
Description: Chur station became a major railway station and transport hub after the construction of the Rhaetian Railway


Name: Protest movement (Social Movement)
Description: A group that advocates for change.


Name: Brilessos or Brilettos (HistoricalName)
Description: Ancient names of Mount Pentelicus


Name: embrittlement (MaterialProperty)
Description: Titanium dioxide causes embrittlement when it reacts with titanium at high temperatures


Name: Mixture of Different Size Pieces of Stone Mixed with Sand and Possibly Some Clay (Colloquial Term)
Description: In informal contexts, gravel is commonly referred to as a mixture of different sizes of stones mixed with sand and clay.


Name: Christoph Bartels and Günther Brassel (1990s) (Group)
Description: A group of German scientists who continued the work of Wilhelm Stürmer in the 1990s


Name: Close Monitoring (Medical Procedure)
Description: Regular observation and care by medical professionals


Name: Cancer (Disease)
Description: A group of diseases involving abnormal cell growth


Name: PGDE/BEd (educational qualification)
Description: The Educational Department Bureau of Hong Kong sets the requirement for a PGDE or BEd for teaching professionals in Hong Kong.


Name: coal-fired power plants (Energy Infrastructure)
Description: The total number of coal-fired power plants in Colombia.


Name: Algerian Peacebuilding and Conflict Resolution (Security)
Description: The efforts to prevent, manage, and resolve conflicts in Algeria, which aim to promote peace, stability, and human security


Name: Archbishops of Mainz expanded their influence and territory in the region (Historical Event)
Description: Expansion of territory and influence


Name: Sandstone (Rock)
Description: A clastic sedimentary rock composed mainly of sand-sized mineral particles


Name: Iron (Chemical Substance)
Description: A metallic element essential for many biological processes, typically found in the diet as heme iron or non-heme iron.


Name: Juvenile Pseudocentrotus depressus and Hemicentrotus pulcherrimus (Species)
Description: Species of sea urchins


Name: Whiteish Nephrite Jade (Mineral or Stone)
Description: A type of jade with whiteish color


Name: high-quality iron ore (mineral_resource)
Description: An oxide of iron that is used in the production of steel.


Name: Farms (Building)
Description: Structures used for agricultural purposes


Name: Frisians (Ethnic group)
Description: The Frisian people who were defeated by the Franks at the Battle of the Boarn.


Name: GRAIL (Space Mission)
Description: A space mission that mapped the gravity field at higher resolution, revealing an irregular pattern in Mare Tranquillitatis.


Name: Physical Characteristics (Properties)
Description: A group of properties, including thermal conductivity, sound velocity, low adhesion and friction, coefficient of thermal expansion, optical transparency, high optical dispersion, high electrical resistance, chemical inertness, and excellent biological compatibility


Name: limestone_pavements, pot holes, cenotes, caves and gorges (Landform)
Description: Natural landforms associated with limestones


Name: Flat-edged wheel on a drill (Tool)
Description: The tool used by Byzantine cutters for intaglio work.


Name: King of Morocco (Person)
Description: The head of state of Morocco.


Name: Public association (Perception)
Description: The public now associates it with a strong and stable currency


Name: Yugoslavia (country)
Description: Country in Southeastern Europe


Name: Mn(II) (Oxidation State)
Description: A form of manganese with a charge of 2+.


Name: Oxygen (Element)
Description: A chemical element with the symbol O and atomic number 8


Name: Mining processes (process)
Description: Modern mining processes involve the steps mentioned previously.


Name: Floating prices for gold and gold future contract (Economic)
Description: Prices that change daily due to supply and demand


Name: Integrated Circuits (Electronic Component)
Description: A collection of transistors, diodes, resistors, capacitors, and other electronic components


Name: Persians (Military Force)
Description: The Persian Empire


Name: Itabira (City)
Description: A major city in the state of Minas Gerais, Brazil


Name: Ceuta (City)
Description: A city in modern-day Morocco


Name: 49 Restaurants (in 2024) (Restaurant)
Description: Number of restaurants in the UK that consider their cuisine to be Modern British in 2024


Name: Inn (River)
Description: One of the longest rivers in the canton and forms an almost straight valley, from the Maloja Pass to Martina.


Name: Envy, Jealousy, Duplicity (Emotion)
Description: Yellow took on associations with these negative qualities due to its association with Judas Iscariot.


Name: Nickel (Metal)
Description: A silvery-white, ductile, malleable transition metal.


Name: Sapphire and Tanzanite (Gemstone)
Description: Desirable blue gems


Name: 4000 Attic Greeks (People)
Description: 4,000 Attic Greeks who were settled on the lands of Chalcis after it was invaded by Athens in 506 BC


Name: Santa María la Antigua del Darién (Town)
Description: The first stable settlement on the continent, founded in 1510


Name: Izanami (Mythological Entity)
Description: The wife (imo) of Izanagi according to the Man'yōshū compiler


Name: constitution and liberties of Norway and Sweden (Political Entity)
Description: Fundamental laws and freedoms of the countries


Name: Flag of Bangladesh (Symbol)
Description: The national flag of Bangladesh.


Name: For determining the feasibility and potential benefits of BNCT treatment for specific cancer indications (Characteristic)
Description: Clinical trials are essential for determining the feasibility and potential benefits of Boron Neutron Capture Therapy (BNCT) treatment for specific cancer indications


Name: Marmots (Rodent)
Description: A type of rodent found in the Alps.


Name: Sādhanā (Spiritual Practice)
Description: A means for the realization of spiritual goals in Hinduism.


Name: gui of the zhen type (Six Ritual Jades)
Description: According to the 'Zhou Li'


Name: Historical Kingdoms (Historical Period)
Description: Era where Liangdang was worn


Name: 61Zn (Isotope)
Description: An isotope of zinc with three excited metastable states.


Name: 90° (Property)
Description: The angle between their cleavage planes is approximately 90°


Name: Hindu Temple (Building)
Description: A structure designed for the worship of Hindu gods


Name: Schist bedrock (geological entity)
Description: The schist in its natural, solid state.


Name: China and Korea (Location)
Description: Countries where Celadon ware was initially developed.


Name: Swiss Culture (Culture)
Description: The Romansh culture in Graubünden is an exception within the Swiss culture.


Name: 'Prince of Darkness' (Title)
Description: The term used to refer to Satan in John Milton's poem Paradise Lost.


Name: Drammen region (Region)
Description: The metropolitan region around Oslo, includes Drammen and some neighboring municipalities


Name: Spanish Catholicism (Religious movement)
Description: A form of Catholicism that influenced Colombian art during the 16th to 18th centuries


Name: shareholders (public and private) (Investor Group)
Description: Entities that invest in a company or bank in exchange for equity or debt securities.


Name: Thalassia grass (Plant)
Description: A type of seagrass that can stabilize sediments.


Name: Japanese Katana, Wakizashi and Tantō (Artifact)
Description: Types of Japanese swords carried by some infantry.


Name: Lithium (Element)
Description: Chemical element Lithium


Name: abstract sculpture by the 1940s (art movement)
Description: Abstract sculpture of the 1940s.


Name: Sapphire (Gemstone)
Description: A gemstone of the corundum family


Name: Chamber of Deputies (Political Entity)
Description: One of the two chambers in the Czech Republic's Parliament.


Name: Skill of Filipino People in Handling Gold (Historical Event)
Description: A historical event or skill related to the handling of gold by the people of the Philippines.


Name: The Professional to Use Their Autonomy (Professional duties)
Description: The professional is required to use their autonomy to follow the rules of ethics that the profession requires.


Name: Northwest and southwest parts of Paeonia (Regions within Paeonia)
Description: The regions inhabited by the Dardani, Enchelae, Pelagones, and Lyncestae


Name: Mystery and the unknown (Emotion)
Description: An emotion it is often associated with


Name: Bruce Harding (Person)
Description: A person who developed another mathematical model for gem design in the 1970s.


Name: Creation of Integrated System for the Verification and Monitoring of Compliance with the Peace Agreement (SIVAM) (Action)
Description: The act of establishing or bringing something into existence.


Name: Early Bronze Age (TimePeriod)
Description: The Early Bronze Age


Name: Suitable Crystals for Electronics Industry (Mineral Resource)
Description: Crystals that were suitable for the electronics industry.


Name: Cobalt-Nickel Sulfides and Selenides (Mineral Resource)
Description: Minerals found below the water table in the Shinkolobwe Ore Deposit


Name: Maremma Sheepdogs (animal)
Description: Large breed of livestock guardian dog, native to Italy.


Name: Holy Roman Empire of Germany (Historical Entity)
Description: A former multi-ethnic complex of territories in Central Europe that developed during the Early Middle Ages and continued until its dissolution in 1806.


Name: Liberal Government (Government)
Description: The government led by Richard Seddon in New Zealand


Name: patoué valdotèn or simply patoué (patois valdôtain in French) (Language)
Description: Regional language spoken in Aosta Valley


Name: Variable hardness (Physical property range)
Description: The hardness of synthetic diamond can vary depending on factors like purity, crystalline perfection and orientation


Name: Chandragupta Maurya (Person)
Description: Founder of the Mauryan Empire.


Name: The Mill, Ipswich Waterfront (Development)
Description: A development located in Ipswich Waterfront


Name: Tektites (Geological Phenomenon)
Description: Glass-rich, teardrop-shaped meteorite fragments


Name: United States and Russia (Location)
Description: Countries where most of the synthetic sapphire production takes place


Name: the dorje (artifact)
Description: A ritual implement


Name: Napoleonic Code (Legal Code)
Description: A legal code established by Napoleon, serving as a foundation for the French legal system


Name: Very shallow water (Environment)
Description: -


Name: Tunisian Government (Governmental Body)
Description: The government of Tunisia


Name: Coprolites (Trace fossils)
Description: Fossil feces


Name: Late 2012 (Date)
Description: Late in the year of 2012


Name: African Union and United Nations Security Council (Organization)
Description: The African Union and the United Nations Security Council


Name: Economic Corruption (Legal or Political Entity)
Description: -


Name: Toulouse (City)
Description: A city in southwestern France, known for its aerospace industry, historic center, and pink-brick architecture.


Name: Asia Minor (Region)
Description: A region in ancient times where almandine stones were cut


Name: 4.3% of Indigenous peoples in Colombia (Percentage of ethnic group)
Description: Four point three percent of the Indigenous peoples in Colombia


Name: 1368 AD (Year)
Description: The year when the Ming dynasty was founded.


Name: Specific organelles within the cell (Cellular structure)
Description: Organelles, such as mitochondria or nucleus, in a living cell where the nanoparticles can be targeted


Name: Cameronians (Scottish Rifles) (regiment)
Description: A former Lowland regiment that wore a black hackle in their rifle green dress Balmoral


Name: Square medal (Subcategory of Medal)
Description: A less common type of medal is square in shape and known as a klippe.


Name: commoner people during the Three Kingdoms and Jin period (SocialClass)
Description: individuals of common status


Name: Density (Physical Property)
Description: A property that describes the mass per unit volume of a substance.


Name: Rust-like Tarnish (Physical Phenomenon)
Description: A reddish tarnish that copper acquires when exposed to air.


Name: Russian technological achievements (achievement)
Description: Saw some of the most significant Russian technological achievements


Name: Jamaa el-Fna Marrakech (Place)
Description: The Jamaa el-Fna square in Marrakech.


Name: Justinian I (Person)
Description: Byzantine emperor who reconquered Tripoli


Name: Plateau Rosa (Geographical location)
Description: Plateau Rosa is a high-altitude plateau located in the Aosta Valley.


Name: Shulamit Gross (Person)
Description: An Israeli geologist and mineralogist


Name: an infant mortality rate of 5 per thousand (Quantity)
Description: Low infant death rate


Name: 90% foreign-born migrants as of 2016 (Percentage of population)
Description: Percentage of Islam practitioners who are foreign-born migrants as of 2016


Name: Trade partner (Relationship)
Description: A party with whom goods or services are exchanged


Name: new constitution (Legislation)
Description: -


Name: red as a lucky color (color)
Description: A belief among Han Chinese due to its connection with rulers of Ming dynasty.


Name: Holy Cross Chapel (Building)
Description: It houses an ancient, venerated cross relic


Name: 580 nm or shorter wavelength (physical quantity)
Description: A specific range of wavelengths in the visible light spectrum


Name: Civil Wars (Event)
Description: Armed conflicts that occurred in Sierra Leone


Name: Initial nucleation procedures (Process)
Description: The procedures used during initial nucleation that affect long-term stability


Name: emptiness and non-self realization (Buddhist Concept)
Description: The state of spiritual release marked by 'emptiness' and the realization of non-self


Name: Anisotropic nanoparticles (Material)
Description: Nanoparticles that have a particular crystalline structure or other properties that make them directionally dependent


Name: eurozone average (Average Unemployment Rate)
Description: The average unemployment rate of the eurozone.


Name: Individualism, secularism, human achievement, patronage of artists and scholars (Characteristic)
Description: Key aspects that defined the Renaissance


Name: possible (statement)
Description: belief about the influence of Etruscan language on modern Italian and Romanian


Name: Krupove (Village)
Description: Located in Rivne Oblast, Ukraine


Name: Marshall Józef Piłsudski (Person)
Description: Polish marshal, statesman, and political leader


Name: Whistler's special grey for his paintings (color)
Description: Whistler's special grey for his paintings is related to the Post-Impressionism art movement


Name: Judaism (Religion)
Description: The religion of the Jewish people


Name: 1942 (Year)
Description: The year the event occurred


Name: American Primary and Secondary Education (Education System)
Description: Decentralized education system in the U.S.


Name: Aztec Cuisine (Cooking Style)
Description: The cooking style of the Aztecs


Name: Kostenki site (Location)
Description: An archaeological site located in Russia, where ivory needles were discovered.


Name: Media Industry (Industry)
Description: A media industry with hundreds of television channels, thousands of local and national radio stations, several dozen newspapers, a productive and profitable national cinema and rapid growth of broadband Internet use


Name: Analysis of a silicon wafer exposed to solar wind (Scientific analysis)
Description: Analysis performed on a silicon wafer exposed to solar wind


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


Name: Australian Antarctic Territory (territory)
Description: Australian territory in Antarctica


Name: Westchester County Government (Government)
Description: The government of Westchester County


Name: handles, belt hooks and similar items (Objects)
Description: Type of objects that are carved in hardstone carving


Name: Slate roof tiles fixing methods (Roofing technique)
Description: Methods used to fix (fasten) the slate roof tiles


Name: Anti-Democratic Regimes (Legal or Political Entity)
Description: -


Name: Cultivation System (Policy)
Description: A policy introduced in the Dutch East Indies in 1830.


Name: Prints (indirectly) (Artwork)
Description: Tend also to be called steel engravings


Name: Ochi (mountain)
Description: A mountain in Euboea with a height of 1,394 m (4,573 ft)


Name: Firearm (object)
Description: A portable weapon that launches projectiles by means of an explosive charge.


Name: Husbyringen (Location)
Description: Husbyringen was opened by the Husbyrgen Foundation in 1970


Name: Pineios (River)
Description: The major river of Thessaly


Name: 200 million years (Time Period)
Description: The approximate maximum age of oceanic crust


Name: Range -8 to -2 (Value range)
Description: -8 to -2 parts per thousand


Name: Southeast Asia (Location)
Description: A region in Eastern and Southern Asia


Name: Common Proteins in Moroccan Cuisine (Characteristic)
Description: The common proteins used in Moroccan cuisine


Name: iron tools (tool)
Description: Tools made of iron.


Name: Rare earths (Elements)
Description: A group of 17 chemically similar metallic elements


Name: Cardinal gem (usage)
Description: Gemstones used for ornamentation and decorative purposes


Name: The term blue (Term)
Description: Describes colours perceived by humans...


Name: Nikon (Company)
Description: A multinational corporation specializing in optics, imaging, and related equipment


Name: Ceramic body during sintering (Location)
Description: Environment where needle shape mullite forms


Name: Monarch of Spain (political position)
Description: Head of state of Spain


Name: Method of gemstone treatment (Process)
Description: An ancient technique used to treat and enhance gemstones


Name: Bolivia (Plurinational State of) (Country)
Description: A neighboring country of Brazil to the west.


Name: Carl Scheele (Person)
Description: Swedish chemist who did not find any new elements within the sample


Name: Sacred Slaves (Religious Role)
Description: Women allotted certain benefits fitting their positions in the cult


Name: Gneissic (Term)
Description: A term used to describe rocks with the texture of gneiss


Name: unknown extent (Information)
Description: The degree to which this practice occurred is not known.


Name: good quality roofing slates (Mineral Deposits)
Description: Roofing slates of good quality


Name: Woman's jewellery in Byzantium (Jewelry)
Description: Jewellery worn by women in Byzantium


Name: Oldest Fossils (Collection)
Description: The oldest known fossils on Earth


Name: Megiddo (Location)
Description: The paintings are estimated to have been created around 70 AD.


Name: $82 billion (PPP) (Value)
Description: Tunisia's economy was valued at $82 billion in Purchasing Power Parity in 2008


Name: MnO3F and MnO3Cl (chemical compound)
Description: Powerful oxidizing agents


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


Name: White (Color)
Description: as Ihram clothing during the last month in the Islamic calendar


Name: Mating success (Behavior)
Description: The ability to attract and mate with peahens during the breeding season


Name: Talison mine in Greenbushes (2.4%) (Quantity)
Description: The percentage of lithium in the ore at Talison mine


Name: French Republic (Political Entity)
Description: The fifth republican and current governmental system of France.


Name: Danger (Condition)
Description: A situation that may harm or put human life in jeopardy


Name: P. C. Hooft (Person)
Description: A famous Dutch writer from the Dutch Golden Age


Name: Grasses and Gramineae family ashes (Inorganic Substance)
Description: The residue left after the combustion of grasses and Gramineae family


Name: Edgar Sengier (Person)
Description: The director of Union Minière du Haut Katanga who stockpiled uranium ore


Name: various parts of the Berber populations of North Africa (Ethnic Group)
Description: The diverse Berber communities residing in Northern Africa


Name: Archaeological Record (findings)
Description: Findings related to archaeology


Name: US Government Accountability Office (Government Agency)
Description: A government agency that reported a potential shortage of lithium-7 for American nuclear reactors


Name: The law (Legislation)
Description: The conflict minerals law, also known as the Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act.


Name: Almohad dynasty of Morocco (Historical Figure)
Description: Berber dynasty that succeeded the Almoravids in al-Andalus


Name: - (property)
Description: Solubility in diethyl ether


Name: Study Co-author (George Stamatoyannopoulos) (Person)
Description: Human geneticist at the University of Washington


Name: Telecommunications and media sector (Sector)
Description: Significant sector in 2018


Name: Nanodiamond powder (Material)
Description: The product of the detonation nanodiamonds process


Name: French people (Population)
Description: People from France


Name: Arcadia (play) (Play)
Description: A play by Tom Stoppard


Name: Science and Technology (Subject)
Description: The scientific and technological field


Name: Heritage & History (Culture & History)
Description: Spain's UNESCO World Heritage Sites and their historical significance.


Name: Silicon wafers (Material)
Description: Flat pieces of a single crystal of silicon, often used in the semiconductor industry.


Name: International Visegrád Fund of the Visegrád Group (Financial institution)
Description: A financial institution that provides support and assistance for Ukraine's EU-accession aspirations.


Name: Granulite (Geological Rock)
Description: A coarse-grained rock that is typically formed by the metamorphism of various precursor rocks


Name: farming and agriculture in Saijō (Economic Activity)
Description: Activities related to farming and agriculture within Saijō city


Name: Greek Civil War (War)
Description: A civil war in Greece between 1946 and 1949


Name: Cable (Physical Object)
Description: A cable used for pulling the block out of the quarry


Name: Azerbaijan (Country)
Description: A country located to the east of Turkey.


Name: Bimetallic Coins (Type of Coin)
Description: Coins made with two different metals.


Name: Beryl (Mineral)
Description: A mineral composed of beryllium aluminum cyclosilicate with the chemical formula BeAl2(SiO3)6.


Name: Geological Formations (Physical Feature)
Description: Natural formations on the Earth's surface, such as mountains, valleys, and minerals


Name: Border of the Romans (Historical Construct)
Description: The boundary of the Roman territory.


Name: Synthetic Diamond (doped with Boron) (Semiconductor)
Description: A type of p-type semiconductor created from synthetic diamond doped with boron


Name: Four covalent bonds (ChemicalBond)
Description: Silicon's ability to form complex and stable molecules due to its four covalent bonds.


Name: Prayers, texts from Quran, Hadiths, religious narratives, names of God, the ninety-nine names of God, names of Islamic prophet Muhammad and his companions, devotional manuals (Textual entities)
Description: Commonly used amulets in Muslim cultures.


Name: BeF2 (Binary Compound of Beryllium(II))
Description: A binary compound of beryllium(II) with the formula BeF2.


Name: Chemical and Process Industry Materials Production (Industrial Application)
Description: The use of compounds to produce various types of chemical and process industry materials


Name: Kingdom of Tlemcen and the Zayyanid dynasty (kingdom)
Description: A kingdom located in modern-day Algeria


Name: 19th Century Norway (Historical Period)
Description: The period during which there was no strong bourgeois class to demand a breakdown of aristocratic control


Name: Tabernas Desert (Protected Area)
Description: One of the most notable protected spaces in Andalusia


Name: Apple Inc. (Company)
Description: Multinational technology company headquartered in Cupertino, California


Name: RGB Color Model (Color Model)
Description: A color model used in various applications, including television and computer screens.


Name: Ipswich Institute reading room and library (Library)
Description: One of the first Mechanics' Institutes founded in 1824


Name: United States (country)
Description: The country where they had their success.


Name: Ruby (Precious gemstone)
Description: Defined as corundum in a shade of red


Name: Aztec lapidarists (Culture)
Description: Aztec people who made lapidary products.


Name: Ballistic hops and surface interactions (Mobility mechanism)
Description: The dominating mobility mechanisms of water molecules in Ceres' exosphere


Name: Italy's border with France (Border segment)
Description: A section of the border between Italy and France


Name: artists who embraced originality and personal expression in their work (Artistic Example)
Description: Concept that Vincent Van Gogh is an example of artists who embraced originality and personal expression in their work


Name: God Cernunnos (Deity)
Description: A Celtic god associated with nature, animals, and fertility


Name: [Rastislav's] huge fortification (Structure)
Description: Fortification of Rastislav


Name: Prominent localities of moldavites in Bohemia (Subset of Moldavite Locality)
Description: Locations where prominent occurrences of moldavites are found in Bohemia


Name: Steel (Material)
Description: A material that is an alloy of iron and carbon, typically containing small amounts of other elements


Name: Fernando Henrique Cardoso (President)
Description: The president who Lula da Silva succeeded


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


Name: Sir Abraham Hume, 2nd Baronet (Person)
Description: A British baronet who served in the Hertfordshire Yeomanry during the Napoleonic Wars


Name: Transition of Oil painting techniques (Art movement)
Description: The gradual replacement of tempera paints with oil paint in Europe.


Name: Artist (Occupation)
Description: A person engaged in any of the arts considered as requiring artistic creativity.


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


Name: 2024 (Year)
Description: The year 2024.


Name: Alexander I of Yugoslavia (Person)
Description: The king who was assassinated by Vlado Chernozemski


Name: Don Cayetano de Langara (Person)
Description: The commander of the third Aguila expedition


Name: cultural superpower (Classification)
Description: a country with substantial cultural influence worldwide


Name: Particles of dust or smoke in the atmosphere (Natural Phenomenon)
Description: Small particles floating in the air that provide surfaces for water vapor to condense


Name: Deseado Massif (Geographical Feature)
Description: A mountain range in the Argentinian Patagonia.


Name: Nacre-like composites (Material)
Description: Synthetic materials mimicking nacre's structure and properties


Name: Repress all movements for autonomy or independence (Action)
Description: Prevent any attempts at autonomy or independence


Name: LGBT Rights (Issue)
Description: Refers to the rights and issues concerning lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender people.


Name: 78% (Percentage)
Description: Adult literacy rate in Tunisia in 2008


Name: President of the European Council (Position)
Description: The President of the European Council is the chairperson of the European Council


Name: Werner Faymann (Person)
Description: Austrian politician who served as the Chancellor of Austria before Christian Kern


Name: Australia (Location)
Description: One of the places where sulfidic jasperoids are found


Name: Port Andratx (Location)
Description: A coastal town on the southwestern coast of Mallorca, Spain


Name: Civil insurgency (Conflict)
Description: The Armed Islamic Group being responsible for the civil insurgency in Algeria


Name: New Wolsey Theatre and the Regent Theatre (Theatre)
Description: Important cultural buildings in Ipswich.


Name: North America (Continent)
Description: He was the first European to explore North America since the Norse.


Name: Modern Physics (Field of Study)
Description: The physics that developed from the end of the 19th century onwards


Name: Previously Unknown Mineral (conceptual)
Description: The mineral that was first documented as Eulytine


Name: Grey (Color)
Description: A color associated with conformity, boredom and indecision


Name: Maine (State)
Description: A state in the United States


Name: Nickel Group (chemical_group)
Description: Group of chemical elements in the periodic table


Name: Sodium (Element)
Description: A chemical element with the symbol Na and atomic number 11. It is the sixth most abundant element on Earth, making it a very common substance.


Name: Palestine (Geopolitical entity)
Description: British-ruled territory


Name: Olympic Games (Event)
Description: The largest international multi-sport event


Name: Chapman and Larson (Scientist)
Description: Scientists who experimented on the ablation of australites.


Name: Argon (chemical element)
Description: One of the six noble gases


Name: Eurasian sparrowhawk (Bird species)
Description: One of the bird species found in the Northern Anatolian conifer and deciduous forests


Name: Air Force (Part of Military Organization)
Description: Another part of the Swiss Armed Forces, responsible for air combat and air defense


Name: Palestine (Location)
Description: Region where the events related to Nabi Musa took place.


Name: Teeth (Number)
Description: The number of teeth per inch on the face of the blade


Name: Autovía del Este (Autovía A-4) (Road)
Description: Limited access highway in Andalusia, Spain


Name: Archaeological Evidence (Evidence)
Description: Findings from archaeological excavations


Name: Birds (Species)
Description: Various bird species that migrate from Europe to Africa.


Name: that conflict diamonds do not enter the market (Idea)
Description: goal of Kimberley Process


Name: Tourism, agriculture, and fishing (Occupation)
Description: The main occupations in Andros Island


Name: U.S. Helsinki Commission (Organization)
Description: A U.S. Congressional commission for human rights, military, and security policy


Name: Jacques Chirac (Person)
Description: Former President of France (1995-2007)


Name: 1.18 murders per 100,000 (Statistic)
Description: A statistic related to the crime rate in Germany


Name: Rivalry between Counts of Rieneck and Archbishops of Mainz (Historical event)
Description: The rivalry that dominated the Spessart's history until 1543


Name: domestic issues (topic)
Description: Matters related to the internal affairs of a country


Name: Cypriot forests (natural feature)
Description: Forests existing in Cyprus during the Bronze Age.


Name: Kindergarten Students (Quantity)
Description: 5 students


Name: Remaining Athenian water deities (Mythological entity)
Description: Deities associated with rivers and waters in Athens


Name: University of Missouri-Kansas City (University)
Description: The university's current name


Name: Iranian Crown Jewels (Crown Jewel)
Description: The royal regalia and insignia belonging to the Iranian Imperial Family


Name: Air Pollution Death Toll (Health Impact)
Description: Number of deaths due to air pollution


Name: Metabolism (architectural movement)
Description: Japanese architectural movement that emerged in the post-World War II period.


Name: Zweihänder (Weapon)
Description: A large, two-handed sword used by German and Swiss mercenaries in the 16th century


Name: Hare-Clark system (electoral system)
Description: A proportional representation electoral system used in Tasmania and the Australian Capital Territory


Name: Civilian Governance (Governance)
Description: The resumption of civilian rule in Brazil after the military dictatorship


Name: Groups Involved In Women's Issues (Organization)
Description: Groups involved in issues important to women


Name: Pure blue, Azure, Cyan, Turquoise, Teal, Aquamarine (Hue of Blue)
Description: Different hues or shades of blue


Name: Switzerland (Country)
Description: A country in west-central Europe.


Name: Student in Professional Program (Person)
Description: 1 student


Name: blueschist-grade metamorphic terranes (geographical location)
Description: locations where jadeitite is found


Name: Average Monthly Owner Costs (Statistic)
Description: The average monthly owner costs in Cresciano


Name: jazz (Music Genre)
Description: Ukrainian music sometimes presents a perplexing mix of exotic melismatic singing with chordal harmony, which made its way into jazz


Name: The Provincial States (Political Entity)
Description: Elected bodies that represented provinces


Name: Several Layers (Group)
Description: The divisions of Ammolite that are found at different depths.


Name: Büsingen (Enclave)
Description: A small enclave belonging to Germany in Switzerland


Name: moldavites (type of tektite)
Description: A type of tektite found in the Czech Republic


Name: upthrusted part of upper mantle material (Geology)
Description: The geological composition of the Zabargad Island


Name: 11th century to 16th century (Time Period)
Description: The time period during which the Berber ruling dynasties ruled and contributed to western Islamic art and architecture


Name: Global Environmental Issues (Environmental Issue)
Description: A significant problem or concern related to the natural environment, such as climate change, pollution, or deforestation


Name: Forest Park (Attraction)
Description: A park in St. Louis, Missouri that hosts several major attractions including the Saint Louis Art Museum and the Saint Louis Zoo


Name: International Market (Market)
Description: The market where Sivec marble has a high demand.


Name: Three-dimensional geometry (Mathematical concept)
Description: Branch of mathematics dealing with objects and spaces in three dimensions


Name: British Royal Mint (Institution)
Description: A British institution that produces coins for the United Kingdom and several other countries.


Name: Compression fossil (type of fossil)
Description: Type of fossil where the phytoleim is present


Name: Parametric Equation for the Sphere (Mathematical Representation)
Description: A representation of the sphere using trigonometric functions


Name: Wood Preservative (Substance)
Description: A substance used to protect and preserve wood


Name: The Vivian Beaumont Theater, Jazz at Lincoln Center, and Alice Tully Hall (Performance Venue)
Description: Additional performance venues located within the Lincoln Center


Name: Halbleiter (Term)
Description: The term for semiconductors in a modern context


Name: Protestants (Religious Community)
Description: -


Name: Government (Government)
Description: The government of Larne as per the given data


Name: Mining (Industry)
Description: Extraction of valuable minerals or other geological materials from the earth


Name: Kazakhstan (country)
Description: a country in Central Asia


Name: Lonsdaleite (mineral)
Description: A rare polymorph of carbon, also known as hexagonal diamond


Name: Marble City Quarry Company (Company)
Description: A company that owned the marble deposits, sold them to CYMC in 1905


Name: North American continent (Continent)
Description: The continent of North America


Name: Chrome-pyrope or G9/G10 garnets (Classification)
Description: A classification of garnet based on chemical composition and refractive index


Name: Powerful Mineralizing and Petrifying Virtue (Geological Phenomenon)
Description: A substance or process that causes petrification


Name: 1979 (Year)
Description: A year in the 20th century


Name: Brexit (Political Event)
Description: The United Kingdom's decision to leave the European Union (EU)


Name: Bio-based Materials (Material)
Description: Materials derived from living organisms, typically plants and microorganisms.


Name: by not coming in contact with electrodes (Condition)
Description: Reason for the lack of contamination


Name: American football (Sport)
Description: A popular sport in North America.


Name: Scattering of sunlight by the atmosphere (Process)
Description: Resulting in a predominantly blue color


Name: International_lines (Infrastructure)
Description: Railways connecting Benin to other countries.


Name: imperial color (Status)
Description: A status symbol in the Byzantine Empire and western Europe during early Christian era


Name: El Jem, Sabratha, Timgad, Volubilis (archaeological site)
Description: Roman archaeological sites across North Africa


Name: Bi discs and cong (Jade objects)
Description: Structured jade objects


Name: Patrician house No. 131 (Building)
Description: The patrician house where the oldest pharmacy in what is today the Czech Republic was located


Name: Rabat Jewish community (Community)
Description: A subgroup of the Jewish community in Morocco, primarily located in Rabat.


Name: Faial Island (Location)
Description: A Portuguese island in the Azores archipelago


Name: Indoor Photography (Art Form)
Description: Photography taken indoors.


Name: Strongest material ever tested (Property)
Description: -


Name: France's agricultural sector (Sector)
Description: The primary sector of France's economy


Name: Argyle Diamond Mine (Mine)
Description: The mine that produces the majority of brown diamonds worldwide


Name: European Portuguese (16th-century Central and Southern dialects) (Language)
Description: The development of Brazilian Portuguese is mostly similar to these dialects.


Name: Hindu Kush (Mountain Range)
Description: A mountain range in South Central Asia and the eastern extension of the Iranian Plateau.


Name: Cortés (conquistador)
Description: Spanish conquistador who led the invasion of Tenochtitlan


Name: Vedas, Upanishads, Puranas, Mahabharata, Ramayana, Agamas (Scriptures)
Description: Major Hindu scriptures that discuss theology, mythology and other topics


Name: Japanese Art (Art form)
Description: Art forms that emerged in Japan


Name: 2.5 million years (Duration of time)
Description: Length of time humans have been using rock


Name: Wat Phra Kaew (Building)
Description: Emerald Buddhist temple (wat) in Thailand


Name: Shang dynasty (dynasty)
Description: A historical period in ancient China (16th to 11th centuries BC)


Name: N'Chwaning mine (Mine)
Description: A manganese mine located in the Kalahari Manganese Fields, South Africa


Name: stock_market_crash (Economy)
Description: A sudden and dramatic fall in the stock market, often accompanied by a recession or depression


Name: United States (Country)
Description: Country where Zablon Simintov moved to after the second Taliban takeover.


Name: County Borough of Ipswich (Local Government)
Description: The local government body that governed the city from 1889 to 1974.


Name: Experiments on the electrical properties of materials (Historical Event)
Description: The experiments conducted to study the electrical properties of various materials.


Name: Mitt Romney (Political Figure)
Description: The 70th and 77th Governor of Massachusetts and the Republican Party's nominee for President of the United States in the 2012 election


Name: China's constitution (Legislation)
Description: The fundamental law of the People's Republic of China.


Name: Buddha (Person)
Description: Siddhartha Gautama, the founder of Buddhism


Name: HRD Diamond Reports (HDR) (program)
Description: A diamond report system established by the HRD.


Name: Inventory of Swiss Heritage Sites (List)
Description: The list where these villages are a part.


Name: £9.7bn (Amount)
Description: Estimated amount of fraud against individuals


Name: Religious buildings in Taiwan (building)
Description: Buildings dedicated to religion in Taiwan


Name: Bearded vultures (Bird of prey)
Description: A large bird found in the Alps.


Name: Spanish Empire (Historical Entity)
Description: An empire that expanded across vast areas in the Americas, the Indo-Pacific, Africa, and Europe


Name: First Stage (Process)
Description: The first stage in the industrial production of iron or steel


Name: An Shenhu or An Jianxun (person)
Description: An Shenhu or An Jianxun was another name for An Lushan


Name: Phyllite (Metamorphic Rock)
Description: A type of metamorphic rock characterized by the presence of a significant amount of mica or chlorite flakes.


Name: Ceramics (Material)
Description: A hard, brittle, non-metallic material that is made by heating a mixture of minerals or other substances to very high temperatures.


Name: Renewable energy (Energy Sector)
Description: The sector of the economy focused on renewable energy production.


Name: 2003 (Year)
Description: The year the Ipswich Arts Festival started


Name: Andean Highlands and Urban Centers (Location)
Description: Refers to the locations where Mestizos reside in Colombia


Name: Italy (Country)
Description: One of the trading partners of North Macedonia within the EU


Name: Lanthanum (Element)
Description: A chemical element with symbol La and atomic number 57


Name: Great Moravia (Historical State)
Description: A historical state that existed during the 9th century


Name: William of Orange (Person)
Description: King of England and Ireland, and Prince of Orange of the Netherlands


Name: arsenate minerals (mineral group)
Description: Mineral group consisting mainly of naturally occurring orthoarsenates


Name: Earth's Crust (Geological Formation)
Description: The outermost solid layer of a planet, where the geochemical processes occur.


Name: Economic income (Finance)
Description: Money generated from the sale of goods or services.


Name: American Zone (Geopolitical Entity)
Description: The American Zone after World War II


Name: Mammalian kidney (animal organ subtype)
Description: The kidney of mammals


Name: Chernivtsi (City)
Description: A city in western Ukraine