Name: Orthorhombic crystal system (Crystal System)
Description: The head entity of this relation.


Name: Anthropogenic Discharges (Activity)
Description: Activities caused by human beings, especially from industries like mining and steel manufacturing


Name: Black Coral (Marine organism)
Description: A type of coral found in the ocean.


Name: North Castle (Town)
Description: Town located in Westchester County


Name: Sublimation (Physical Process)
Description: The process where a solid transforms directly into a gas without passing through the liquid phase


Name: Deeply Crenulated Edges (of Yule Marble) (Geological Feature Property)
Description: Irregular and minutely notched and scalloped edges.


Name: Life on Earth (Biology)
Description: All living organisms and their interactions that occur on the planet Earth.


Name: Meditation (Religious Practice)
Description: A practice in which an individual uses a technique – such as mindfulness, or focusing the mind on a particular object, thought, or activity – to train attention and awareness, and achieve a mentally clear and emotionally calm state.


Name: Large parts of society (Socio-economic group)
Description: People who had access to these art forms in the past


Name: Lithium (government incentives) (Resource Industry Trends Government Incentives)
Description: Overview of current trends in the lithium industry discusses the role of government incentives and subsidies in driving innovation and investment in the sector


Name: Large objects (Physical Objects)
Description: Depending on their density, these can include humans moving in a crowd or celestial bodies in motion


Name: Disposal (Waste Management Method)
Description: Traditional method of managing waste by sending it to a landfill or incinerator


Name: British history (Event)
Description: A significant historical event within the UK


Name: extraterrestrial origin for tektites (Concept)
Description: Theory that tektites came from the Moon


Name: 79.5 years (Number)
Description: The estimated life expectancy in 2021


Name: Rhyolite Lava (Igneous Volcanic Rocks)
Description: A type of volcanic rock that cools slowly


Name: Piano and Cello (Musical Instrument)
Description: An instrument that produces musical sounds


Name: Distorted octahedral environment (physical property)
Description: A physical property of the uranyl ion when it is associated with four ligands


Name: Buddhist monks and priests in Japan and Korea (clergy)
Description: Buddhist monks and priests in Japan and Korea


Name: Art Historian (Scholar)
Description: Scholar who specializes in the study of art and artifacts


Name: Dutch Universities (University)
Description: Higher education institutions in the Netherlands


Name: Step cut stones (type of diamond cut)
Description: Stones that may suffer somewhat in value due to the current vogue for brilliant and brilliant-like cuts.


Name: a significant number of cultural and historical sites (Quality)
Description: A quality referring to France's significant number of cultural and historical sites


Name: 12 districts plus two district-level autonomous cities (administrative_division)
Description: the first level of administrative divisions in Ivory Coast


Name: Carbon Compounds (Material)
Description: Compounds that make up most of the materials used in clothing, textiles, leather, and interior surfaces


Name: Human labor (Action)
Description: Process of finishing traditional Berber jewellery after it is cast


Name: beizi (clothing)
Description: A common clothing style for women during the Song dynasty


Name: Metal (Category)
Description: A chemical element that is typically a solid at room temperature and exhibits properties between those of nonmetals and metalloids.


Name: Golden Ratio and Golden Rule (Mathematical and Ethical Principles)
Description: Mathematical ratio found in nature and ethical principle of reciprocity


Name: Color Perception (Cognitive Process)
Description: The process by which visual stimuli are perceived as colors


Name: Dorian invasion or activities connected to the 'Sea Peoples' (Historical event)
Description: A theory for the end of Mycenaean civilization


Name: diseases in developing countries (Health issue)
Description: Illnesses that are contracted as a result of consuming contaminated water.


Name: humite group (Mineral_group)
Description: The mineral group to which Norbergite belongs.


Name: World Heritage Sites (Geographical Site)
Description: a list of places of outstanding universal value to humanity


Name: Poverty (Condition)
Description: A state of deprivation characterized by a lack of resources.


Name: New Kingdom of Granada (Kingdom)
Description: The colonial administration established by the Spanish in Colombia during the mid-16th century


Name: Alhambra Geometry (artwork)
Description: Another artwork with similar geometric patterns


Name: Malleability, ductility, rarity, and a yellow color (Properties)
Description: The physical characteristics of the metal


Name: Malta (Geographical Feature)
Description: An island country in the Mediterranean Sea


Name: Spain (Country)
Description: From which Colombia gained independence in 1819


Name: Across Europe (Geographical Area)
Description: Continents or countries in the European region


Name: Missouri (Geographical area)
Description: A state in the Midwestern United States.


Name: Roads (Infrastructure)
Description: A network of public routes or paths between places


Name: Auburn University College of Veterinary Medicine (Veterinary college)
Description: Part of Auburn University


Name: Rural Workers (Demographic Group)
Description: Agricultural workers residing in rural areas


Name: Basal Ganglia (Brain Region)
Description: Manganese accumulates in the basal ganglia, leading to abnormal movements.


Name: OECD Country Reviews (Greece) (Service)
Description: Greece's participation in the OECD country reviews.


Name: Belt of Venus (atmospheric phenomenon)
Description: A pinkish band visible in the same part of the sky


Name: Natural Diamonds (Type of Diamond)
Description: Diamonds that are found naturally in the Earth's crust


Name: Campbell Center, Dallas (Building)
Description: The Campbell Center in Dallas, which opened in 1972.


Name: Unknown (not provided) (Number)
Description: -


Name: Lower Valais and Central Valais (Geographical Subregion)
Description: French-speaking regions of Valais


Name: Corrosion Resistance (Property)
Description: A characteristic that allows Titanium to resist corrosion


Name: Precious and semi-precious materials (jet, pearls) (material)
Description: Cut steel jewellery was often combined with precious and semi-precious materials


Name: 2014 (Date)
Description: Year 2014.


Name: Svornost Mine (Mine)
Description: One of many technical monuments associated with mining activities in Jáchymov


Name: Decorative Object (Object Classification)
Description: An object used primarily for its appearance or aesthetic value.


Name: 17th century (time)
Description: Time period when conditions in China drove some of its potters into Japan


Name: Coin (Physical Object)
Description: A small flat piece of metal used as a medium of exchange or legal tender.


Name: Problem solved by Dionysodorus (Mathematical Problem)
Description: A problem related to the division of a sphere.


Name: Harald V's heir (Relationship)
Description: Holds the position of heir to Harald V, the current king


Name: Danish cinema (Cinema)
Description: The cinematic art form in Denmark


Name: Aluminum silicate (Geological mineral)
Description: A mineral that is stable under certain conditions


Name: Temporary Political Posts (Public Employment Position)
Description: Requires a simple procedure for hiring and dismissal, associated with top level executives and advisors


Name: [Berlin and Germany's remaining territory] (Geographical Area)
Description: Two areas that the Allies controlled after World War II


Name: Black Opal (Mineral)
Description: The rarer type of opal


Name: Public holidays in North Macedonia (Holiday system)
Description: The holiday system of North Macedonia


Name: chamois (mammal)
Description: Small, antelope-like mammals found throughout the Alps


Name: Manipulation of Infinite Sets (mathematical operation)
Description: The manipulation and study of infinite sets in mathematics.


Name: Berchtesgaden (Location)
Description: The location where Adolf Hitler died


Name: White, greasy (daylight) (Appearance)
Description: The appearance of Esperite in daylight


Name: Fragment of the Parian Chronicle (Artifact)
Description: A remarkable chronology of ancient Greece.


Name: Polyculture (Agricultural practice)
Description: An agricultural system that involves the cultivation of multiple crops and livestock in a single field or farm


Name: Knock House (Building)
Description: A Victorian hunting lodge on the Isle of Mull


Name: Radio and Television Supreme Council (RTÜK) (Government Body)
Description: The government body overseeing the broadcast media in Turkey


Name: Countries maintaining an embassy in Norway (Country)
Description: A collection of 60 countries with an embassy in Norway


Name: Uranium Nuclei (specific composite particle)
Description: Example of a composite particle


Name: King of Morocco (Person)
Description: The monarch of the Kingdom of Morocco


Name: Interference and Diffraction of Light (Physical Phenomenon)
Description: The phenomenon that occurs due to the interference and diffraction of light passing through the microstructure of precious opal


Name: UV Radiation (Radiation)
Description: Electromagnetic radiation with a wavelength between 10 nm and 400 nm, beyond which it is known as X-radiation


Name: 1975 (Year)
Description: Year when growing fiscal deficits led NYC to seek aid


Name: Hinduism (Religion)
Description: One of the world's oldest religions.


Name: FeO (wüstite) (Compound)
Description: A mineral consisting of iron(II) oxide with the formula FeO.


Name: Icosahedrite (mineral)
Description: A mineral with unique natural icosahedral symmetry.


Name: Cutting a block (Process)
Description: The process of cutting Yule Marble blocks


Name: Asia (Continent)
Description: A continent located primarily in the Eastern and Northern Hemispheres


Name: King Frederick William IV of Prussia (Monarch)
Description: The king of Prussia from 1840 until his death in 1861


Name: Political Situation (Northern Ireland) (Situation Level)
Description: The level of complexity in Northern Ireland's political situation due to the Irish conflict


Name: wanax (Ruler Classification)
Description: King of Mycenaean Greece


Name: Ruby (Gem variety)
Description: A gem variety of corundum that is red due to the presence of chromium.


Name: Triple Alliance (Political entity)
Description: A military confederacy in the Aztec empire


Name: Graphite (mineral)
Description: Diamond is thermodynamically less stable than graphite at pressures below 1.7 GPa


Name: New Holland (Geographical Feature)
Description: The name given to the Australian continent by Dutch explorers in the 17th century


Name: Drought and famine in Anatolia (natural disaster)
Description: Natural disasters that occurred in Anatolia during the Bronze Age.


Name: Great Northern War (1700–1721) (Historical War)
Description: A war between Sweden and a coalition led by Denmark-Norway, Russia, Saxony, Poland, and Hanover.


Name: Halftone process (Technology)
Description: Used for printing illustrations in books, periodicals and newspapers during the 1890s.


Name: Human Eye (Anatomical Structure)
Description: Organ that allows humans to see and perceive colors.


Name: Harald Fairhair (Person)
Description: First king of a united Norway


Name: Cardinal Gemstones (Classification of gemstones)
Description: A group that included amethyst, diamond, sapphire, ruby, and emerald until the 18th century


Name: Great Cameo of France (artifact)
Description: The largest flat engraved gem known from antiquity, entered the French royal collection in 1791


Name: Approximately 550 BCE (Time Period)
Description: Around 550 before the Common Era


Name: Formal recognition from the French government (Recognition)
Description: For her humanitarian contributions to the French war effort


Name: removal of impurities (process)
Description: Process aided by metallurgical grade fluorite in steel production


Name: Mount Fuji (Mountain)
Description: Iconic mountain located in Japan.


Name: Nobel Prize in Chemistry (Award)
Description: The most prestigious award in chemistry


Name: Faial Island (Island)
Description: -


Name: Toxic effects (Adverse event)
Description: An adverse reaction that occurs when a cosmetic product contains toxic substances and comes into contact with the skin, mucous membranes, or is ingested, leading to symptoms such as nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, and damage to internal organs


Name: Pacific Island countries (Group of Countries)
Description: A group of island countries and territories located in the Pacific Ocean


Name: Second wave of feminism (Social movement)
Description: The second wave of feminism


Name: Transport, storage and use of oxygen (Biological process)
Description: The processes by which organisms transport, store, and utilize oxygen.


Name: Later Jainism and Hinduism traditions (Religion)
Description: Traditions where the karma merit transfer concept is not accepted


Name: 1873 (Year)
Description: The year 1873


Name: State Budget (Financial Resource)
Description: The budget allocated by the Norwegian government for investment in new infrastructure and maintenance


Name: Hutton (Person)
Description: Scottish Geologist who proposed the theory of uniformitarianism


Name: Ottoman Empire (Empire)
Description: An empire that existed from 1299 to 1922


Name: Clay bangle (Jewellery Type)
Description: A type of bracelet worn by females in the Indus Valley Civilization, which were discarded over time.


Name: Design Methods (Design Approach)
Description: The systematic processes used to generate and evaluate design concepts


Name: Brushed finish (Jewellery finish)
Description: A jewellery finish that gives the jewellery a textured look


Name: grinding the minerals and mixing them with water (manufacturing_process)
Description: Chinese purple and blue are believed to be made by grinding the minerals and mixing them with water.


Name: foreign garments (clothing)
Description: Garments from other cultures that influenced the clothing of Tang women


Name: first Mont Blanc ascent by a woman (Historical event)
Description: The first time a woman climbed Mont Blanc


Name: Monumental Sculpture (Art Form)
Description: Large-scale three-dimensional works of art, often made for public display.


Name: Abnormalities in glucose and cholesterol metabolism (Health Condition)
Description: Dysregulation of glucose and cholesterol levels due to copper deficiency.


Name: IMF (International Organization)
Description: International Monetary Fund


Name: 3rd Century Roman Art (Art Form)
Description: Roman art produced during the 3rd century


Name: Steel (Material)
Description: A hard, silvery-gray, magnetic, malleable, and ductile metal


Name: EAEC (East African Economic Community) (Political Entity)
Description: A regional organization that promotes economic integration, political stability, and security among its 6 member states in Eastern Africa


Name: Slavery (socioeconomic system)
Description: A system of unfree labor characterizing a form of socio-political organization


Name: social class lines (Division)
Description: A separation or distinction based on economic and social status


Name: Fascist Italy (Country)
Description: A Fascist state in Europe


Name: Type II collagen fibers, proteoglycans, and water (Components of cartilage)
Description: The constituents making up the extracellular matrix


Name: luminescence-based security systems (Security Systems)
Description: The use of luminescent compounds to enhance the security of buildings, documents, or other valuables through the detection of tampering or forgery


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


Name: surface-supplied underwater divers (profession)
Description: Profession of individuals who practice surface-supplied underwater diving


Name: Hispanic and Latino Americans (Racial and ethnic group)
Description: Americans who identify as Hispanic or Latino.


Name: Aztec people (ethnic group)
Description: Different ethnic groups of central Mexico who spoke the Nahuatl language and dominated large parts of Mesoamerica from the 14th to the 16th centuries.


Name: Average adult size (Size)
Description: Adults measure 35–50 cm (14–20 in) high at the shoulder and 45–90 cm (18–35 in) in body length with tails measuring 30–55.5 cm (11.8–21.9 in).


Name: Algerian Science and Technology (Innovation and Development)
Description: The scientific research and technological advancements in Algeria, which contribute to regional and global progress


Name: the government, industry, and leading universities (Scientific community)
Description: Institutions supporting scientific research


Name: Crete (island)
Description: The largest and most populous of the Greek islands


Name: Solid rock (Physical object)
Description: -


Name: New York City Subway (Transportation System)
Description: A transportation system first built as separate private systems.


Name: football (Sport)
Description: The most watched and played sport in the Czech Republic


Name: Seal making (Activity)
Description: Process of creating seals.


Name: Mining used to be important in the area around Biebergemünd (Activity)
Description: The historical mining activity


Name: Dionysus (Mythological_Character)
Description: Another name for the god Bacchus in Greek mythology


Name: Tahiti (Location)
Description: A tropical island located in the South Pacific Ocean


Name: Artist (in Academic discourse) (Visual Artist)
Description: A practitioner in the visual arts, as used in academic discourse.


Name: increasing mortality rate (Demographic trend)
Description: A demographic trend of increasing death rates


Name: Government Offices and Corporations (Institution)
Description: Organizations established by the government or for commercial purposes


Name: Art Nouveau style (Style of Architecture)
Description: A movement in the decorative arts and architecture that emerged as a reaction against the academic style of the time


Name: 0.4–0.5 kg per each kilogram of produced aluminium (Quantity)
Description: The amount of carbon consumed to produce 1kg of aluminum.


Name: Mongol customs on the Han Chinese (customs)
Description: Customs of the Mongols


Name: Philippines (country)
Description: An archipelago located in Southeast Asia.


Name: Sanskrit word upala (language term)
Description: meaning 'jewel'


Name: Coin's historical significance (Event)
Description: Important events or periods in the history of a coin


Name: Manhattan to New Jersey (location)
Description: Location connected by the George Washington Bridge


Name: Relationship (UK and Ireland) (Relationship)
Description: The complex relationship between the UK and Ireland, influenced by the Irish conflict


Name: Zeus Ombrios sanctuary (Sanctuary)
Description: An ancient sanctuary on the summit of Hymettos


Name: Cleavage (Property)
Description: A property that helps in the identification of minerals


Name: Industrial demand for quartz crystals (Commercial activity)
Description: The need for quartz crystals in industrial applications, particularly electronics.


Name: Imperial Russian Army (military force)
Description: The military force of the Imperial Government of Russia during World War I


Name: Modern Science and Technology (ScientificField)
Description: The current state of scientific knowledge, research, and development


Name: Tavaillon (BuildingMaterial)
Description: Traditional wooden tiles in the Alps


Name: Isorno (Municipality)
Description: A municipality formed in 2001 by a merger of Auressio, Berzona and Loco.


Name: 2023 (Year)
Description: The year as of the text


Name: al-Andalus (Region)
Description: Region during the Islamic rule in the Iberian Peninsula


Name: Olive cultivation, viticulture and salt mining (Industry)
Description: Local industries in Mallorca during Roman rule


Name: Several copper proteins, 'blue copper proteins' (Proteins)
Description: Proteins that interact with copper


Name: Gross Domestic Product (GDP) (Economy)
Description: 10% of Spain's GDP in the year 2023


Name: Russia's coastline (Coastline)
Description: The fourth-longest coastline in the world.


Name: Thumb rings (Jewelry type)
Description: Rings originally worn to protect the thumb from injuries


Name: Bisses (French) and Suonen (German) (Hiking route)
Description: A low declivity hiking route


Name: Buddha (Religious_Figure)
Description: A central figure in Buddhism


Name: Color Perception (Perceptual process)
Description: The visual understanding and recognition of colors based on light wavelengths


Name: Mount Gillies, Queensland, Australia (Location)
Description: A place where Ferrohortonolite has been reported


Name: Murong Xianbei and Buyeo (Ethnic Group)
Description: Cultures that imitated the 'Jin style' belts


Name: Official Acts (Legal Act)
Description: The official acts done by the monarch.


Name: China, Russia, and United States (Countries)
Description: Three countries following Germany in lignite production.


Name: Variety of dishes (Dishes)
Description: Dishes which stem from differences in geography, culture and climate.


Name: Advance the knowledge in the field of software engineering through taxonomies (Action or State)
Description: The action or state being argued for by Vegas et al.


Name: Encyclopédie Berbère (Publication)
Description: A publication about Berber culture and history.


Name: Jericho (Location)
Description: A city in the West Bank.


Name: Recycling (Process)
Description: The process of reusing or recovering waste materials


Name: Manganese Dioxide (MnO2) (Compound)
Description: A compound produced during the heap leaching process, reacting to form iron hydroxide and elemental manganese.


Name: Mallorca (Island)
Description: The main island of the Balearic Islands.


Name: Uninhabited Swampy Land in Western Netherlands (Location)
Description: Land that was drained and cultivated, leading to the emergence of the County of Holland


Name: Mont Blanc (Mountain)
Description: The highest mountain in Western Europe


Name: Brazil (Country)
Description: South American country


Name: Scriptures (Text)
Description: Hindu scriptures


Name: PZC (Method)
Description: A method proposed to measure wood chatoyance


Name: Painting (Art movement)
Description: Art form that has been practiced for thousands of years and continues into the 21st century.


Name: Tombs (Archaeological Structure)
Description: Ka statues are typically found in tombs


Name: Some countries, organizations (Entities)
Description: Countries and organizations supporting UN call for referendum on Western Sahara's future


Name: 1957-1958 Capelinhos eruption (Natural Disaster)
Description: Volcano eruption in the western part of Faial Island that occurred from 1957 to 1958


Name: Great procession marching toward the east end of the Parthenon (Procession)
Description: Part of the sculptures on the Parthenon depicting a post-battle thanksgiving sacrifice


Name: Sulfate minerals (Mineral class)
Description: Minerals containing the sulfate anion


Name: - (Not Applicable)
Description: These minerals are of great economic importance


Name: Permanent navy (Military institution)
Description: A fleet of ships maintained by the Song dynasty


Name: Brazil (Country)
Description: The largest country in South America


Name: Amazigh Zirid Hero Khālīfā Al-Zānatī (Person)
Description: A hero from the Amazigh Zirid tribe


Name: Boron carbide (Material)
Description: A ceramic material obtained by decomposing B2O3 with carbon in an electric furnace


Name: Synthetic HPHT Diamond (Material)
Description: A type of synthetic diamond used in industrial applications


Name: high degree of transparency, accountability, and integrity (Quality)
Description: A state of being clear, honest, and ethical


Name: Acid Ground Water (Natural Resource)
Description: One of the factors helping to preserve the organic materials trapped in the glass


Name: Jewellery in Indus Valley Civilization (Historical Artifact)
Description: Jewellery worn predominantly by females in the Indus Valley Civilization, made of clay, shell, metal or glass.


Name: Catherine the Great (Person)
Description: The person who abolished the Cossack Hetmanate and the Zaporozhian Sich.


Name: Colombia's Constitutional Court (Organization)
Description: The highest court in Colombia, responsible for upholding the constitution and ensuring its implementation.


Name: 4.2 million jobs (Job)
Description: -


Name: Arc deposition (Subprocess of Dielectric coatings)
Description: A technique used for depositing dielectric materials onto a substrate by generating an electric arc between two electrodes.


Name: Egypt (Country class)
Description: Country located in Northeast Africa and Southeast Asia


Name: Bull-rearing and Bullfighting (Activity)
Description: Practice of rearing bulls for bullfighting, also known as bull breeding.


Name: Steel (Material)
Description: A material that is an alloy of iron and carbon and other elements


Name: Brexit Experience (UK) (Experience Level)
Description: The level of the UK's experience with Brexit


Name: Teocuicatl (Sub-Genre of Cuicatl)
Description: A genre of Cuicatl to the gods and creation myths


Name: Infinitesimal quantities (Mathematical concept)
Description: Quantities that are smaller than any finite quantity but not equal to zero, used in calculus


Name: Numismatics (Field of study)
Description: The field of study where medals are classified and analyzed.


Name: Europe (Location)
Description: The continent where Chinese porcelain was imported


Name: Carnelian (mineral)
Description: A variety of chalcedony characterized by a strong, orange-red color


Name: warfare and conquest by specific Aztec rulers (Themes in Aztec sculpture)
Description: The scenes portrayed on the stones


Name: -25.6 °C (-14.08 °F) (Temperature)
Description: The lowest recorded temperature in Ranfurly, Otago


Name: Aztec capital (city)
Description: Tenochtitlán, the main city of the Aztec civilization


Name: Counties and Independent Cities (Geographical Division)
Description: Administrative divisions of a state, county being the primary division


Name: Four fundamental sorts (Classification criteria)
Description: Two of these are anatomical traits and evolution, while the other two are not specified in the text


Name: Aluminates (Compounds)
Description: Inorganic compounds containing aluminum and an alkali metal


Name: League of Nations (Organization)
Description: International organization that mandated Belgium to govern Ruanda-Urundi


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


Name: Global Monitoring for Environment and Security Initiative (Initiative)
Description: A global initiative focused on monitoring the environment and security issues


Name: NYC Health + Hospitals (HHC) (Healthcare System)
Description: The system that operates Bellevue Hospital.


Name: illegal immigrants (people)
Description: Individuals who cross international borders without legal permission


Name: No private property rights infringement (Reason)
Description: The rationale provided by the Bavarian state government for not proceeding with the national park plan


Name: Cubism (art_movement)
Description: A style of art and sculpture that emerged in the early 20th century.


Name: Binocular Vision (Ability)
Description: The ability to have binocular vision


Name: Persians (Civilization)
Description: An ancient civilization that sacked Athens in 480 BC


Name: Shi'a Islam (ReligiousGroup)
Description: Branch of Islam


Name: Overall Knowledge and Skills (Ranking Category)
Description: The overall knowledge and skills measured by the Programme for International Student Assessment


Name: Marine Layer (Natural Phenomenon)
Description: A layer of relatively moist air over the ocean that can create fog.


Name: Xianbei-style clothing (clothing)
Description: traditional nomadic attire worn by the Xianbei people until c. 494 A.D.


Name: Islamic Republic of Afghanistan (PoliticalEntity)
Description: The official name of Afghanistan from 2004 to 2021.


Name: Arch of Caracalla (Artifact)
Description: An arch dedicated to Emperor Caracalla


Name: the 2022 invasion of Ukraine (Event)
Description: -


Name: Sphere (Geometry)
Description: A three-dimensional geometric object in space that is the surface of an imaginary ball.


Name: Hoopes process (Aluminium purification process)
Description: A process for further purifying aluminum to a purity of 99.99%.


Name: Turkey (Country)
Description: A biodiversity hotspot country


Name: Bearpaw Formation (Geological Formation)
Description: The geographical area where most gem-quality Ammolite deposits are located


Name: Polonium (ChemicalElement)
Description: Chemical element with symbol Po and atomic number 84


Name: Exsolved Components (Geological Feature)
Description: The elements exsolved under great pressure from melt as it exits from supercritical conditions.


Name: Union, states, Federal District and municipalities (Government bodies)
Description: Responsible for managing education system maintenance, funding mechanisms, and sources


Name: the slave trade (trade)
Description: Trade that Ivory Coast suffered little from compared to neighboring Ghana.


Name: Torbernite (mineral)
Description: A uranyl vanadate mineral.


Name: 1938 FIFA World Cup (Football tournament)
Description: an event hosted by France


Name: cathedrals, castles, forts, monasteries, historic city centers and museums (cultural tourism sites)
Description: Various cultural tourist destinations such as cathedrals, castles, etc.


Name: Indian diamonds (Diamond)
Description: Indian diamonds that may predate the Western adoption of the rose cut


Name: Mythology and legends of Greece (Attraction)
Description: Explore the ancient tales and discover the magic that has captivated generations


Name: Polycrystals (Type of solid)
Description: Polycrystals are a solid formed by multiple microscopic crystals fused together


Name: General manager and consulting engineer with Randfontein Estates Gold Mining Company (Company)
Description: The company where Pope Yeatman worked as general manager and consulting engineer.


Name: Joseon-period calligraphist and natural historian Kim Jung-hee (Historical Figure)
Description: A historical figure who was a calligrapher and natural historian during the Joseon period.


Name: Earth (Planet)
Description: The third planet from the Sun in the Solar System.


Name: DNARepair (Process)
Description: The process by which damage to DNA is repaired


Name: HIV/AIDS cases (France) (Health Condition)
Description: The number of HIV/AIDS cases in France.


Name: country in freshwater fish (Geographical Area)
Description: a geographical area in terms of freshwater fish diversity


Name: Shang Dynasty (Dynasty)
Description: An ancient Chinese dynasty that ruled from around 1600 BCE to 1046 BCE


Name: botryoidal, fibrous, or stalagmitic masses (Mineral Formations)
Description: Types of mineral growth patterns


Name: Saxon troops (Military unit)
Description: Troops that occupied Jáchymov during the Schmalkaldic War


Name: crude oil, natural gas, and electricity (Commodity)
Description: Primary goods used as the basis for an economic system


Name: Marble and schistose rocks (rock_type)
Description: Rocks of metamorphic origin


Name: Barbed-Wire Beaker culture (Archeological culture)
Description: A prehistoric culture that existed around 2100–1800 BC in the Netherlands


Name: Animal Rights Groups (Organization)
Description: Groups expressing concern over the use of live jewelry.


Name: minimizing the risk of peri-implantitis and implant failure (Function)
Description: Used for minimizing the risk of peri-implantitis and implant failure.


Name: three quarters of all trips in the Netherlands (Percentage)
Description: The percentage of all trips in the Netherlands accounted for by car travel


Name: Shiny gray metal (Physical state)
Description: One of the properties of Magnesium


Name: Alpine gentian (Flora)
Description: A flowering plant native to Europe and Asia, found in the Alps


Name: Tailings of the Falu mine (Geographical location)
Description: Originally, Falu red was made from tailings of the Falu mine


Name: ISE (Institution)
Description: Instance of Rare Earths Elements and Strategic Metals Price Information Service


Name: Cory Booker (Newark, term ends 2027) (Person)
Description: Represents New Jersey in the United States Senate


Name: Human (Species)
Description: The species of organisms that include humans


Name: Unknown (Person)
Description: Information not provided in the text


Name: Blue Sky Laws (Legislation)
Description: Laws enacted between 1911 and 1933 to regulate the offering and sale of securities


Name: 60Ni (Isotope)
Description: Stable nuclide granddaughter of 60Fe


Name: Malachite Room in Castillo de Chapultepec (Decorative Artifact)
Description: A room decorated with malachite


Name: Alpenrose (Shrub Species)
Description: Dwarf shrubs typically Rhododendron ferrugineum or Rhododendron hirsutum


Name: Chinese culture (Culture)
Description: The culture originating from mainland China that has influenced Taiwanese cultural identity


Name: Hemoglobin (Protein)
Description: A protein that carries oxygen in blood.


Name: Liquid Oxygen (Substance)
Description: Highly reactive substance obtained by fractional distillation of liquefied air or condensed from air using liquid nitrogen as a coolant.


Name: Arabic language (Language)
Description: The official language of Morocco, widely spoken in the country and called Darija in Morocco.


Name: Some Pan-Blue members (Political group)
Description: A subgroup within the Pan-Blue Coalition seeking to improve relationships with PRC.


Name: Tuscaloosa (Location)
Description: A city in Alabama


Name: Stuart Hall (Scholar)
Description: British cultural theorist, one of the key figures in the development of cultural studies


Name: Aerospace Materials and Components Production (Industrial Application)
Description: The use of compounds to produce various types of aerospace materials and components


Name: All the Visual (Non-literary, Non-musical) Arts (Art Forms)
Description: This means that plastic arts have been used as a term for all visual art forms


Name: 4.2 K (Temperature)
Description: A temperature unit in Kelvin.


Name: Hardness and wear-resistance of aluminium (Properties)
Description: The addition of silicon significantly improves the hardness and wear-resistance of aluminium


Name: Norway (Country)
Description: A Scandinavian country in northern Europe


Name: Gold or Silver (Material)
Description: Precious metals often used as currency and for making jewelry.


Name: LaserDisc Players (Electronic Device)
Description: A type of optical disc for storing and playing back video and sound


Name: [Ordovician] to [Recent] (geological period)
Description: periods during which bioimmuration is known in the fossil record


Name: UNESCO 2006 Literacy Prize (Award)
Description: The award won by Morocco for its literacy achievements


Name: Soy, Iron ore, Pulp (cellulose), Maize, Beef, Chicken meat, Soybean meal, Sugar, Coffee, Tobacco, Cotton, Orange juice, Footwear, Airplanes, Cars, Vehicle parts, Gold, Ethanol and Semi-finished iron (Product)
Description: Various exported products


Name: China, Olmec Mexico, and Neolithic Europe (region_class)
Description: Geographical regions where these materials were used


Name: Borates (Compound Class)
Description: Compounds containing the boron-oxygen-3 molecule (boric acid).


Name: Quarry Workers (Person)
Description: People working in the quarry


Name: China's busiest container ports (Business)
Description: The busiest container ports located in China


Name: Willemite (Mineral)
Description: A zinc silicate mineral (Zn2SiO4) and a minor ore of zinc.


Name: Byzantine literature (Literature)
Description: expression of the intellectual life of the Byzantine Greeks during the Christian Middle Ages


Name: deaths and destruction (Negative_Outcome)
Description: Unfortunate consequences of the violent incidents in New York


Name: Siege (World War II) (Historical Event)
Description: The military encirclement of a town, city, or place during war


Name: Dutch East India Company (VOC) (Company)
Description: A Dutch chartered company founded in 1602 to carry out trade in the East Indies


Name: B12C3 (IonicCompound)
Description: Empirical formula of Boron Carbide with B12 dodecahedra as a motif


Name: Silicates of Magnesium and Iron (Chemical Compound)
Description: Compounds that contain magnesium, iron, and silicon.


Name: Cyclades (Region)
Description: The region where the Cycladic Architecture can be found


Name: After World War II and under the leadership of the Communist Party of Germany (Historical entities)
Description: The German Democratic Republic was a communist state established in the Soviet occupation zone of post-World War II Germany


Name: New York Harbor (Location)
Description: Natural harbor where NYC is situated


Name: Atlantic sites near the Strait of Gibraltar, Cape Verde Islands and off the coast of southern Portugal (Location)
Description: Locations where red corals are found.


Name: Scientists (occupation)
Description: Researchers who assess water quality


Name: SEC (Governmental Body)
Description: Securities and Exchange Commission


Name: Electronics (Industry)
Description: The industry dealing with the design, development, and utilization of electronic products and systems


Name: [treasures] (Item)
Description: Treasures hidden in the woods or buried in the fields


Name: Old Earth Creationism (Creationist Viewpoint)
Description: The belief that the Earth is very old and that God created it through natural processes over long periods of time


Name: Subtractive Color System (System)
Description: A color system used in painting and color printing


Name: SF6 (Compound)
Description: Sulfur hexafluoride, an inert dielectric used in high-voltage transformers and circuit breakers


Name: 100,000 years ago (Time)
Description: The oldest known use of jewellery


Name: halide minerals (mineral classification)
Description: A group of minerals that contain halogen ions as a primary anion component.


Name: Lower Manhattan (district)
Description: A district in New York City


Name: Bort particles (1-2 nanometers) (Subcategory of Bort)
Description: Bort particles of specific size range


Name: New leader (Agha then Dey) (Political Leader)
Description: The new leader who was placed in power by the Janissaries


Name: - (Numeric Value)
Description: Allows the reactor to operate at ambient (normal) pressure


Name: Native Spaniards (PeopleGroup)
Description: The native residents of Spain, making up 86.5% of the total population


Name: Ometeotl (deity)
Description: A god of the duality between life and death, male and female


Name: Standard Mandarin Chinese (Language)
Description: The official and standardized dialect of Mandarin spoken in Taiwan


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


Name: [Forsterite, Tephroite] (Mineral)
Description: The minerals with which Fayalite shares the solid-solution series


Name: Windows to the streets (Architectural Feature)
Description: A feature missing from Minoan villas during their initial construction


Name: Bordering States (Geographical Term)
Description: States that share a common border with another state


Name: Pelitic Protolith (Geological Formation)
Description: A type of protolith composed mainly of pelite minerals


Name: Largest Cities in Alabama (Geographical Area)
Description: Major urban areas within the state of Alabama


Name: Governor of Missouri (Position)
Description: The chief executive officer of the U.S. state of Missouri


Name: Early Aztec period (Time period)
Description: The early period of the Aztecs


Name: Wristwatch (Device)
Description: A timepiece worn on a strap or bracelet on the wrist.


Name: Supreme Court of Alabama (Court)
Description: The highest court in the state of Alabama


Name: Blue lagoons (Geographical feature)
Description: A part of the Tuamotu-Gambier Archipelagos where Tahitian pearl farms are located.


Name: Ground water (Natural resource)
Description: Water located beneath the ground surface


Name: opium (Drug)
Description: until November 2023


Name: Nuclear power (Energy Source)
Description: A source of energy produced through nuclear reactions


Name: Statue of Liberty (cultural characteristic)
Description: a country that is home to the iconic Statue of Liberty, a beacon of hope and a powerful symbol of freedom


Name: tektites from the North American strewnfield (geological formation)
Description: Tektites found in the North American strewnfield


Name: Strofilas (plateau) (Geographical Feature)
Description: A plateau on which the settlement of Strofilas was built


Name: Bran (Substance)
Description: The fibrous outer layer of a grain, such as wheat, that is separated during the milling process


Name: Roman Times (Era)
Description: The period in the history of the Roman Empire


Name: Happy Monday System (Policy)
Description: A policy implemented in Japan to move national holidays to Mondays for a long weekend.


Name: 28.20% of those under age 18 (Percentage)
Description: The proportion of children under the age of 18 living below the poverty line


Name: Bulk Density of Gravel (Physical Property)
Description: Varies from 1460 to 1920 kg/m3


Name: Carrara marble (Natural resource)
Description: It is abundant in the Apuan Alps.


Name: the point-like particles of particle physics with one-dimensional objects called strings (property)
Description: String Theory is a theoretical framework in which the point-like particles of particle physics are replaced by one-dimensional objects called strings, and space-time is woven from a fabric of tiny, vibrating strings.


Name: December 2019 Presidential Elections (Election)
Description: Presidential election held in Algeria


Name: modeling The Medal of Honor as a military order (-)
Description: -


Name: National Railroad Passenger Corporation (Amtrak) (Transportation corporation)
Description: Helps to maintain limited intercity rail passenger service in most parts of the country


Name: High Density (SG 6.51) (Physical Property)
Description: Density that helps distinguish it from diamond


Name: Nuclear fuel cycle (Process)
Description: The foundation of the nuclear fuel cycle. Intermediates in the production of uranium oxide nuclear fuels.


Name: pyroxene mineral jadeite (mineral)
Description: the main component of jadeitite


Name: Hammadids (dynasty)
Description: Captured and held important regions such as Ouargla, Constantine, Sfax, Susa, Algiers, Tripoli and Fez


Name: Azurite (Mineral)
Description: A copper carbonate mineral with the formula 2CuCO3. Cu(OH)2.


Name: The Ecstasy of St Theresa (1647–1652) (sculpture form)
Description: Baroque sculpture masterpiece


Name: status of the holder (social_status)
Description: The jades came to represent the status of the holder due to the expense and authority needed


Name: Nobel Prize (Award)
Description: Prize awarded for literature


Name: Vinland (Geographical Location)
Description: Known today as Newfoundland, Canada


Name: Macedonian Orthodox Church (Religious Organization)
Description: Orthodox Christian church in North Macedonia


Name: Brasfield & Gorrie (Company)
Description: An American construction firm based in Birmingham, Alabama


Name: Qing dynasty (Dynasty)
Description: Chinese dynasty that ruled China from 1644 to 1912.


Name: Late Alkaline Phase (Rejuvenation Phase) of Volcanic Islands (Geological Timeframe)
Description: The late phase of the alkaline magma series in volcanic islands


Name: Laboratory organic synthesis (Process)
Description: The creation of new organic compounds in a lab setting


Name: Eternity in a loka (heaven) (Location)
Description: A spiritual or heavenly realm


Name: Infrared (Light)
Description: The light just past red, which cannot be seen by human eyes but can be sensed as heat.


Name: Müstair and Lower Engadine valleys (Geographical Area)
Description: Two valleys located in the Grisons region, Switzerland


Name: Etruscan civilization (Ancient Civilization)
Description: An ancient civilization originating in the area of modern-day Etruria, central Italy


Name: Cutting, Drilling, Grinding, Polishing (Processes)
Description: Processes in which diamonds are embedded or ground into a powder


Name: Mycenaean pantheon (pantheon)
Description: -


Name: Parliament (Legislative body)
Description: Parliament for which he serves as a president


Name: Civil servant in Canada (occupation)
Description: A permanent government employee hired through competitive examination in Canada


Name: Kanonaite (mineral)
Description: A mineral related to andalusite and having the approximate composition (Mn0.76Al0.23Fe0.02)AlSiO5.


Name: Group C (Classification of rocks)
Description: -


Name: high-quality diamond growth (Objective of CVD process)
Description: The desired quality of the grown diamonds


Name: Delegation of celebrated Polish men of learning (Group)
Description: Led by novelist Henryk Sienkiewicz


Name: Adequate substitute for a bank account (Substitutes)
Description: An alternative that is not sufficient in place of a bank account.


Name: Triplet (Type of Assembled Gem)
Description: A type of assembled gem composed of three distinct parts


Name: Decatur and Huntsville, Alabama (Location)
Description: The cities it serves in Alabama.


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


Name: Organization of American States (International Organization)
Description: An organization of 35 independent states in the Americas


Name: 19th century UK building construction, slate quarrying areas such as Blaenau Ffestiniog and Bethesda, Wales (Location)
Description: The locations where slate tiles were used in building construction


Name: Infant mortality rate (health statistics)
Description: The number of deaths of infants under one year old per 1,000 live births.


Name: AlF3 and cryolite (Na3AlF6) (chemical compound)
Description: Chemical compounds where acid grade fluorite is used internationally


Name: Tuff (Rock)
Description: A sedimentary rock that is formed from the welding or indurating of volcanic ash and other volcanic ejecta


Name: Peloponnese Peninsula (Geographical Feature)
Description: A peninsula that Greece ends at


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


Name: Maastricht (Location)
Description: A city located in the Netherlands.


Name: Proper Handling of Grey as a Background Color (Development Practice)
Description: Practice required to ensure consistency across different browsers


Name: Reduction of UF4 with hydrogen at 1000 °C (process)
Description: The compound is produced by the reduction of UF4 with hydrogen at 1000 °C


Name: Profits (Financial Profit)
Description: Total profits of the largest 1,000 banks in the world during 2008-2009


Name: Holyoke, Massachusetts (Location)
Description: A city in the western part of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts.


Name: Ipswich Martyrs (group of people)
Description: Group of Protestants burned at the stake in Ipswich during Queen Mary's reign


Name: Jade (Mineral)
Description: A mineral composed of silica (SiO2) in various forms


Name: United States (Alaska) (country)
Description: The country from which territories were annexed by Russia


Name: A systematic methodology to approach taxonomy building in software engineering related topics (Action or State)
Description: The system provided by Ore et al. for creating taxonomies


Name: Sharpening stone or wheel (Tool)
Description: Used for sharpening gravers or burins.


Name: Employed (employment status)
Description: Individuals who are gainfully employed or self-employed


Name: Ipswich Art Gallery (Attraction)
Description: An attraction located in Ipswich


Name: Holland (Geographical Region)
Description: The western Netherlands


Name: development of Valais Tourism (Event)
Description: The event that was initiated by hoteliers


Name: Warm, wet summers and cool to cold, wet winters (Season)
Description: Descriptions of the seasons in these regions.


Name: 703 (Year)
Description: A year in history marking the Battle of Tabarka


Name: Dioscorides (Person)
Description: Ancient Greek physician and botanist who authored De Materia Medica, a five-volume pharmacological and botanical text.


Name: Individuals (Human)
Description: Refers to individuals of various ages and genders.


Name: European Union (Geographical location)
Description: The Netherlands is a member of the European Union


Name: Norman Foster (Architect)
Description: A renowned British architect


Name: Rhodanic Republic (Political Entity)
Description: The separate state of Valais that existed from 1802 to 1815


Name: Color Reproduction Systems (Technology)
Description: Systems used to reproduce colors


Name: at least 50,000 deaths (Event)
Description: The number of lives lost due to the Sierra Leone Civil War


Name: Scattering of light (Optical property)
Description: The phenomenon of light being dispersed from its original path


Name: Ukrainian law since 2002 (legal framework)
Description: The legal norms and regulations of Ukraine from the year 2002 onwards


Name: Adders and vipers (Reptile)
Description: Reptiles that live up to the snow line in the Alps.


Name: Aggregation (grouping)
Description: An aggregate of one or more minerals.


Name: Semi-perpetual Convection in the Mantle (Geological Process)
Description: Convection process in the mantle


Name: Gold and Diamonds (Resources)
Description: Natural resources with high value to weight ratio


Name: Sapphires with a secondary hue of yellow or green (Gemstone)
Description: A type of sapphire that has a secondary hue of yellow or green in addition to the primary blue hue


Name: Berlin International Film Festival (Berlinale) (Event)
Description: An international film festival held annually in Berlin, awarding the 'Golden Bear'


Name: Tempered Glass (Material of Tableware)
Description: One of the materials used for tableware


Name: protein (Compound)
Description: One of the three essential macronutrients needed by all living organisms.


Name: perceived corruption (Measure)
Description: Measure evaluating the level of perceived corruption


Name: James IV of Scotland (monarch)
Description: King of Scots from 1488 to 1513


Name: Counts of Schlick (Family)
Description: One of the richest families in Bohemia


Name: Munitions Waste (Hazardous Waste Classification)
Description: Waste generated from munitions, including fireworks and signal flares


Name: artisanal craftsmanship (Art Form)
Description: The skills and practices of creating handmade items for everyday use


Name: Black Pearls (Mineral)
Description: Natural black pearls are rare, with various body colors such as silver, silver blue, gold, brown-black, green-black, or black.


Name: Ku Klux Klan (Organization)
Description: A racist and anti-immigrant organization that flourished in the Southern United States after the American Civil War


Name: Venus Science Data (scientific data)
Description: Data collected during the mission of Venus Express.


Name: create sensors (Technological applications)
Description: The potential use of diamond nanoparticles in creating sensitive and durable sensors.


Name: Verneuil process (Process)
Description: A method for growing synthetic gemstones


Name: Cat's eye (Term)
Description: In the jewelry industry, this gemstone can be referred to as 'cat's eye' with no other designation


Name: Physical and Rational Certainties (Concepts)
Description: Concepts related to physical laws and rational understanding


Name: its national road network through the creation of a network of national highways and expressways (Road Network Development)
Description: The development of China's national road network


Name: Prime Minister (Political_Position)
Description: The head of government in Greece


Name: Meditation and mindfulness (Activity)
Description: An activity it is often associated with


Name: Electrolyte in batteries (Processes)
Description: Used as an electrolyte in batteries


Name: Brazil and Mexico (Region)
Description: The countries of Brazil and Mexico, arranged in no particular order.


Name: Wengen, Switzerland (Location)
Description: A mountain village in the Bernese Oberland region of Switzerland.


Name: Taiwan (Country)
Description: An island nation off the southeastern coast of mainland Asia


Name: Mina da passagem (Building)
Description: An infamous mine in Ouro Preto with a unique history.


Name: Hexagonal crystal system (crystal_system)
Description: A type of crystal system characterized by six-sided symmetry.


Name: Amulets in ancient Roman society (artifact)
Description: Religious or magical objects used by the Romans


Name: Pre-Raphaelite movement (Art Movement)
Description: Artistic movement in Britain


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


Name: Hinduism (Religion)
Description: To distinguish themselves from Muslims and Christians


Name: Black Hills (Geographical Location)
Description: Region located in South Dakota, United States


Name: Menstrual Blood (Medium)
Description: As a medium for creating artworks


Name: Liberalization of Attitudes toward Recreational Drug Use and Sexuality (Social Change)
Description: Changes in attitudes towards recreational drug use and sexual freedom


Name: China (Country)
Description: The country where chopsticks originated


Name: Some television and radio stations (Broadcasting service)
Description: A collection of broadcasting services owned by the state


Name: Aztecs (Culture)
Description: The culture in which this type of sculpture is found exclusively


Name: of its annual exports (Quantity)
Description: Represents the percentage of India's total annual exports that are attributed to the diamond industry.


Name: Deadwood Formation (Geological Feature)
Description: The Deadwood Formation found within the Black Hills.


Name: 1950 FIFA World Cup, 2014 FIFA World Cup, 2019 Copa América (twice), 2021 Copa América, Grand Prix of Brazil, IV Pan American Games, XV Pan American Games, 2016 Olympic Games, 2016 Paralympic Games, FIBA Basketball World Cups in 1954 and 1963 (Group)
Description: Several high-profile international sporting events.


Name: Halite and Sylvite (Mineral pair class)
Description: Common minerals that form as evaporites


Name: Bode (Johann Elert Bode) (Person)
Description: a German astronomer


Name: Monument material (Product)
Description: A material used for the creation of monuments or statues


Name: Iran (Country)
Description: A country in Western Asia


Name: resident population experiencing various health issues (Concept)
Description: Population with diverse health concerns


Name: Johan Cruyff (Person)
Description: A Dutch professional footballer and manager


Name: Ten indicators (minerals used as references for the scale)
Description: minerals that define the scale, from talc to diamond


Name: The largest Roman villa in Suffolk (Building)
Description: A large Roman villa, possibly an administrative complex.


Name: Ukrainian soldiers (MilitaryPersonnel)
Description: The military personnel of Ukraine


Name: Cars (Object)
Description: The object on which car wax is applied.


Name: Traditional rural life (Lifestyle)
Description: A lifestyle characteristic of living in the countryside or rural areas.


Name: Miniature painting (Art form)
Description: Group of several styles of schools of painting such as Mughal, Pahari, Rajasthani, Company style etc.


Name: Provincial capitals and coasts (Location)
Description: Areas with high level of urbanization


Name: Regular 'aerodynamic' shape tasmanites (tektite variety)
Description: Tektites with regular 'aerodynamic' shape, disc-shaped or hollow balls


Name: Catalytic activity (Property)
Description: One of the properties that can be changed by the coatings on a nanoparticle.


Name: Idris I ibn Abd Allah (Person)
Description: The founder of Fes who reputedly used a pickaxe to trace the city's outlines.


Name: The Claus process (Process)
Description: A chemical engineering process for converting hydrogen sulfide waste gases into elemental sulfur.


Name: 1956 Winter Olympics (Olympic Games)
Description: The 1956 Winter Olympics held in Cortina d'Ampezzo, Italy.


Name: Greek Orthodox calendar (Calendar)
Description: The Greek Orthodox Christian calendar


Name: Tectonic Activity (Geological Process)
Description: The large-scale movements of the Earth's lithosphere, including plate movements and mountain building


Name: Cappella Corsini of Santa Maria del Carmine, Florence (Building)
Description: A chapel in Florence, Italy within the church of Santa Maria del Carmine


Name: Currently, greenschist and chlorite schist are not mined in their original locations (Modern cultural practice)
Description: Greenschist and chlorite schist are no longer mined in their original locations


Name: Metallic nanoparticles (Particle)
Description: Particles with nanometer-size


Name: Live insect jewelry (artifact)
Description: Jewelry made from living creatures, usually bejeweled oversized insects


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


Name: silicene layers (Material)
Description: Silicon can construct layers analogous to graphene.


Name: Water (Substance)
Description: A substance that Uranium Carbonates are soluble in


Name: German Confederation (Political Entity)
Description: A political union of German states formed in 1815 under Austrian presidency


Name: O2 between a copper and an iron (Compound)
Description: Oxygen molecule that is bound by cytochrome c oxidase between a copper and an iron


Name: Jacob's-ladder (Polemonium caeruleum) (Plant species)
Description: A relatively rare plant species


Name: The 2005 AGS cut standards (Diamond cut grading standard)
Description: Based on a distance of 25 centimeters


Name: Public Libraries Act 1850 (Legislation)
Description: An act that permitted the levying of public rate to support institutions like museums.


Name: Gonopores (anatomical feature)
Description: Openings through which eggs and sperm are released in sea urchins


Name: Individual Style in Works (Artistic Analysis Technique)
Description: The process of identifying the individual style of an artist in their works


Name: Church of SS Peter and Paul (Building)
Description: The church built in 1676


Name: Greisens (Geological Feature)
Description: Rocks that appear to be restricted to intrusions which are emplaced high in the crust.


Name: Single crystal corundum fibers (Material)
Description: A type of corundum fiber with high temperature applications


Name: Over 500,000 people (Number of viewers)
Description: Number of people who watched the highest grossing feature film in North Macedonia


Name: Chora or Naxos City (Town)
Description: The largest town and capital of the island


Name: Hellenic Open University (Education institution)
Description: University offering distance learning education


Name: Other regions (geographical region)
Description: Regions where the effects of the Valais witch trials were felt


Name: Carolina slate (Metamorphic Rock)
Description: A type of slate, often volcanic phyllite.


Name: Low Potassium Levels (PhysiologicalState)
Description: A state characterized by low potassium levels in the body


Name: Year 2005 (Time period)
Description: The year 2005


Name: Horta (City)
Description: The capital city of Faial Island.


Name: LaMer model (Model)
Description: A model describing nucleation and growth of nanoparticles


Name: Potassium (Element)
Description: The minerals sylvite, carnallite, kainite and langbeinite contain potassium.


Name: PSOE (Political Party)
Description: Spanish Socialist Workers' Party


Name: Izanagi and Izanami (Deity Pair)
Description: Ancient Japanese deities who created Japan and its islands


Name: Watch Face (Timepiece Part)
Description: Part of a watch that displays the time.


Name: Photoengraving (process) (Process)
Description: The overall process of photoengraving


Name: Galician language (Language)
Description: An official language in Galicia


Name: 15 and 19.3 (Numeric Range)
Description: A range of specific gravity values for gold


Name: Indian religious-spiritual traditions (Religious tradition classification)
Description: A group of diverse spiritual systems in India unified by the concept of dharma


Name: Ancient Greek Philosophers (philosophers)
Description: Philosophers who lived in Ancient Greece and studied quartz


Name: Western Jewellery (Artifact)
Description: Continued production and creation of jewellery


Name: medieval activity (Historical Event)
Description: Activities such as hunting and construction of buildings


Name: Brittle Fault (Geological Feature)
Description: A fault that exhibits evidence of low temperature deformation near the Earth's surface


Name: Switzerland (Country)
Description: A country in Europe, known for its neutrality and federal structure.


Name: Mycenaeans (Culture)
Description: A culture that dominated Greece during the Bronze Age.


Name: Early 20th century (Time period)
Description: The time period when Collage Art emerged.


Name: 2 cradles of civilization (historical region)
Description: An area where human civilization originated or developed early


Name: Great Britain (Country)
Description: Officially known as the United Kingdom, a country located off the northwestern coast of continental Europe


Name: Hijab (Adornment)
Description: A veil worn by Muslim women as a symbol of modesty and privacy


Name: Wristwatch (Artifact)
Description: A watch that is strapped to the wrist, becoming more popular than pocket watches after World War I.


Name: Territorial Sea of Tunisia (Maritime Zone)
Description: A territorial sea of 12 nautical miles (22 km)


Name: Astronomy (Field of Science)
Description: The study of celestial objects and phenomena in the universe.


Name: Afghanistan's nominal GDP (Economic_Value)
Description: The nominal Gross Domestic Product of Afghanistan in 2020


Name: Development of high-speed rail system (Transport Project)
Description: Proposed development of a new high-speed rail system between Norway's largest cities


Name: ServisFirst (Company)
Description: A regional bank based in Birmingham, Alabama


Name: Greenpeace (Environmental Organization)
Description: Emerged from the anti-nuclear and peace movements in the 1970s


Name: The People's Republic of China (PRC) (Country)
Description: The current ruling government of China


Name: International Peace Information Service (IPIS) (Organization)
Description: Conducts research on peace, conflict, and security in Africa.


Name: 95% of new zinc (Percentage)
Description: Amount of new zinc mined from sulfidic ore deposits


Name: Ferrari (Auto Manufacturer)
Description: Although the shade varies


Name: Personal Woodlot (Land Use)
Description: Used for growing trees to build with or sell


Name: 14th century (Time Period)
Description: A period from 1301 to 1400.


Name: Silica-based soda–lime glass (Glass Material)
Description: A type of glass used in various applications.


Name: North Macedonia (Country)
Description: North Macedonia is the location of Gentherm Inc.'s local subsidiary


Name: End of the century (Time Period)
Description: A time period ending with the year 2000.


Name: Dana Classification (mineral classification system)
Description: The Dana System of Mineralogy


Name: St. Nicholas of Bari (Religious Figure)
Description: Saint Nicholas, a historical bishop of Myra in Asia Minor


Name: Chivor (Location)
Description: An emerald mining area in Colombia


Name: Tahiti (Location)
Description: The location where the cities are based or serve


Name: Ranking (Classification)
Description: First in the European Union and second worldwide in value of agricultural exports


Name: Art Museum Exhibits (Exhibition)
Description: These are exhibitions where computer art is displayed


Name: Crafts (Art Form)
Description: Traditionally, crafts were considered less prestigious or of lower quality compared to fine arts.


Name: Pbnm (Crystallographic Space Group)
Description: A specific crystallographic space group


Name: Mississippi Valley (GeographicalRegion)
Description: A valley along the Mississippi River


Name: America the Beautiful (Song)
Description: An American patriotic song by Katherine Lee Bates


Name: Lithium compounds (Chemical Compound)
Description: Compounds of Lithium


Name: Human Settlement (historical_event)
Description: settlement by humans, dating back to the Oldowan period


Name: Bankruptcy in April 1917 (Event)
Description: The ultimate financial crisis experienced by the company


Name: a Wastewater Treatment System (WWTS) (Physical entity)
Description: An infrastructure that treats wastewater.


Name: Spezia (City)
Description: A city and a seaport in Liguria, northern Italy.


Name: Judiciary (Branch of government)
Description: The branch of government responsible for interpreting and applying the law


Name: Quartz, Orthopyroxene, Pigeonite (Mineral Components)
Description: Components not present in Basanite


Name: Spain (Country)
Description: A country located in Southwestern Europe on the Iberian Peninsula


Name: Uranium-235 (Isotope)
Description: One of the common isotopes in natural uranium


Name: €160.6 billion (2018) (Economic Indicator)
Description: The GDP of Andalusia in the year 2018


Name: fabrication of various optical components (Use)
Description: The creation or production of items or structures related to optics


Name: Single-family houses market (Market)
Description: The market for single-family homes in Westchester County.


Name: Structural colouration (Phenomenon)
Description: Colour phenomenon arising from interference between reflections from two or more surfaces of thin films in nature


Name: Taiwanese culinary history (History)
Description: The historical background of Taiwanese food


Name: Northern Alliance (Military alliance)
Description: An anti-Taliban political and military alliance, formed by Ahmad Shah Massoud and Abdul Rashid Dostum.


Name: Lucius Junius Brutus (historical figure)
Description: A historical Roman figure, considered the founder of the Roman Republic.


Name: Ear-Iron (Historical Artifact)
Description: A specific part of Dutch regional costumes that emerged in the Netherlands during the 19th century


Name: Merovingian dynasty (Dynasty)
Description: A royal Frankish dynasty that ruled from the 5th to the 8th century


Name: high-intensity discharge lamps (HIDs) (Lighting Technology)
Description: A gas-discharge lighting technology that produces light by passing an electric current through ionized gas


Name: High temperatures heating (Process)
Description: The process of exposing sapphires to high temperatures above 1400 °C.


Name: 27 regions (AdminDivision)
Description: Includes 24 oblasts, one autonomous republic and two cities of special status


Name: female (person)
Description: The female jewellery worker was found in the grave of a female.


Name: Giallo antico (Marble)
Description: A precious yellow marble used by the ancient Africans and Romans


Name: freeform cabochons (Jewelry making process)
Description: A specific type of gemstone cutting style


Name: Unknown (Sector)
Description: An unspecified sector contributing less than 4% to the country's total GDP.


Name: Brown coal (Energy source)
Description: A coal with high moisture content, burns less efficiently than black coal.


Name: About 200 degrees Celsius (Temperature)
Description: A temperature close to 400 degrees Fahrenheit.


Name: Funds deposited on current accounts (Deposits)
Description: Money placed in a bank account for safekeeping.


Name: Afghanistan's GDP per capita (nominal) (Economic_Value)
Description: The GDP per capita of Afghanistan in 2020 measured nominally


Name: Etruscan central authority (Government body)
Description: The central ruling power in Etruscan society


Name: Burned (Action)
Description: The rapid combustion of fuel or matter in an exothermic reaction with oxygen.


Name: Ginkō-in cases (Case)
Description: Thumb-shaped and -size cases resembling cloth purses or plastic pencil cases.


Name: spoilsport (Compound)
Description: An example of English compound


Name: low water absorption (physical property)
Description: The water absorption of Makrana marble is said to be the lowest among all types in India.


Name: Chinese music and dance (Music and Dance)
Description: The traditional and modern styles of Chinese music and dance, characterized by their rich history, cultural significance, and diverse regional genres.


Name: Sistema Central (Mountain system)
Description: A mountain system in Spain


Name: Master Printmakers (Profession)
Description: Skilled technicians who can print identical impressions by hand.


Name: high altitudes of the Alps (geographical_location)
Description: The high elevations found within the Alps


Name: Lowest Gold Price (Value)
Description: The lowest price of gold per troy ounce recorded at $252.90.


Name: Leonardo da Vinci (Person)
Description: Renaissance polymath


Name: Harvard University (Educational institution)
Description: An Ivy League research university in the United States


Name: Variant of Model (trim levels) (Automotive Product)
Description: Different versions or editions of a particular model


Name: Cemented Screes and Tufa Deposits (Geological Feature)
Description: Rare occurrences in the limestone dales and rivers of Derbyshire


Name: Pirin Macedonia (Geographical_Region)
Description: The region offered by Alexander Malinov to IMRO


Name: Authenticity (Quality attribute of Gemstone)
Description: A quality attribute that refers to the gemstone's genuineness.


Name: Nature (Concept)
Description: The natural world, including physical and chemical phenomena


Name: Gold Jewelry (Jewelry with Gemstones)
Description: Jewelry items containing gemstones


Name: Mafic rocks, or sima (Geological rock)
Description: It is rich in iron and magnesium.


Name: Särskrivning (Term)
Description: The term used in Swedish to refer to the trend of splitting compound words


Name: Crete (place)
Description: An island country in the Mediterranean Sea


Name: Portrait statue convention (Artistic Convention)
Description: Refers to a set of artistic rules or guidelines used in ancient Egyptian portrait statues creation


Name: Úbeda and Baeza (City)
Description: Cities in Andalusia, Spain, dating largely from the era after the Reconquista


Name: Tellurium, Arsenic, or Selenium (Chemical Elements)
Description: Can substitute for the sulfur in sulfide minerals.


Name: Pelion and Meteora (geographical_area)
Description: Tourists are brought to Pelion and Meteora via Thessaly


Name: illustrations of medieval codices (Historical Context)
Description: Illustrations found within old books


Name: Bosnia and Kosovo (region)
Description: Regions where Austrian military is currently deployed


Name: Waitangi Tribunal (Governmental Body)
Description: A governmental body set up to investigate alleged breaches of the Treaty of Waitangi.


Name: Chiusi (Etr. Clevsin) (location)
Description: A location where the alphabet spread from Volterra


Name: Low temperature, moderate pressure metamorphism (Geological process)
Description: Metamorphic changes in rocks due to heat and pressure


Name: About a quarter of the population living below the international poverty line (Socioeconomic Statistic)
Description: US$1.25 a day


Name: Single chain inosilicates (with SiO3) (Type of inosilicates)
Description: Inosilicates with a single chain and a 1:3 ratio of silicate tetrahedra


Name: F5 and EF5 tornadoes (Weather Phenomenon)
Description: Alabama has the most confirmed F5 and EF5 tornadoes of any state


Name: Paul Gauguin's biography (Biography)
Description: The depiction of Paul Gauguin's life during his years on Tahiti in the 2017 French film Gauguin: Voyage to Tahiti


Name: Chesterfield (Town)
Description: The largest town in Derbyshire.


Name: Falun, Sweden (Location)
Description: A city and the capital of Dalarna County, Sweden


Name: One team (ResearchTeam)
Description: The team that reported the measurement of carbon-13 ratio in the Tissint Meteorite


Name: École Estienne (School)
Description: A renowned school for teaching engraving.


Name: Constitutional Court (Judicial Body)
Description: A court in Turkey, composed of 15 members, elected for single 12-year terms.


Name: Place of peacocks (Location)
Description: A region where peafowls were abundant.


Name: Tuckahoe Marble (Material)
Description: By the 1880s, Hastings Pavement's paving blocks were shipped as far as Charleston.


Name: other diseases (disease)
Description: -


Name: St. Augustine (Person)
Description: Saint who brought Christianity to England


Name: Lower Pressure Areas (Geographical Location)
Description: Areas with lower pressure


Name: Fernando Wood (Person)
Description: The mayor of New York who proposed independence from Albany and the United States after the South seceded


Name: Magnetizable material (Material)
Description: A material that can be magnetized by an external magnetic field.


Name: limeclasts that originate close to where they are deposited in limestone (limeclasts)
Description: Limeclasts that originate near the deposition area


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


Name: UNESCO World Heritage Sites (Place)
Description: Influence on


Name: March 2, 2011 (Date)
Description: -


Name: Pressure (Physical Property)
Description: A force exerted on an object by other objects surrounding it


Name: Chūai's ships (Ship)
Description: The ships of Chūai


Name: Chinese Space Program (Space Program)
Description: The space program of China


Name: Hertfordshire Yeomanry (Military Unit)
Description: In 1830 after the regiment was re-raised


Name: Cuprous and Cupric Oxides (Compound)
Description: Types of oxides produced by copper.


Name: popular vote (election method)
Description: Voting method used to elect the president in Ukraine


Name: Inclusion (Mineral inclusions)
Description: Minute tubes or nannovoids within minerals


Name: White (Color)
Description: A color that is typically perceived as being composed of light at wavelengths between approximately 590 and 620 nm.


Name: Ivory Coast's interior (Geographical location)
Description: The region inside Ivory Coast, excluding the coast.


Name: Notre-Dame d'Amiens (Gothic Cathedral)
Description: An important French Gothic cathedral.


Name: Matterhorn near Zermatt (Location)
Description: A mountain attraction in the Swiss Alps


Name: Protestant churches (Religion)
Description: A denomination of Christianity, having about 1,200,000 members in Spain.


Name: Maya (Civilization)
Description: An ancient Mesoamerican civilization


Name: Zinc (Chemical Element)
Description: A chemical element with the symbol Zn and atomic number 30


Name: St. Genevieve Rose (Geological Type (of St. Genevieve Marble))
Description: A geological type of St. Genevieve Marble, comes in deep red, greenish-gray, pink, and rose.


Name: Chinese government (Government)
Description: The governing body of China


Name: Jerry Carl (Politician)
Description: One of the seven representatives from Alabama in the U.S. House of Representatives


Name: in the Czech Republic (country)
Description: Officially known as the Czech Republic, is a landlocked country in Central Europe


Name: Fleet's journey (Event)
Description: Fleet's travel from Hove to Rye


Name: Sapphire (Precious gemstone)
Description: One of the two gem-varieties of corundum


Name: U3+, U4+, UO+2, UO2+2 (Ionic forms of uranium)
Description: The most common ionic forms for uranium(III), uranium(IV), uranium(V) and uranium(VI) respectively.


Name: city (Type of Place)
Description: -


Name: Ardotalia (Melandra Castle) (Ruin)
Description: A ruin that is located within the county of Derbyshire.


Name: hydrothermal emeralds (synthetic minerals)
Description: Hydrothermal emeralds synthesized by Tairus


Name: Canton of Zurich (Political division)
Description: One of the 26 cantons that make up Switzerland


Name: gold medal from the Mining and Metallurgical Society of America (Award)
Description: Award for contributions in mining engineering


Name: Piet Mondrian (Painter)
Description: Dutch modernist painter who used white in his most famous paintings.


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


Name: Chrysotile asbestos (Mineral)
Description: A variety of asbestos, a group of six naturally occurring silicate minerals which all have in common their eponymous asbestiform habit, in which the fibrous crystals are elongated along one dimension by ten to fifty times longer than along the other two.


Name: disruption of wildlife habitat (impact)
Description: Disruption of wildlife habitat due to deforestation and other impacts of topaz mining


Name: Sklodowskite (mineral)
Description: A uranyl phosphate mineral.


Name: north (direction)
Description: The huang object is believed to represent


Name: Indian or Persian influence (concept)
Description: An idea or inspiration originating from India or Persia.


Name: multiple pronunciations (Language Pronunciation)
Description: The use of multiple ways to pronounce 'Missouri' by politicians


Name: Saeta (music_form)
Description: A revered form of Spanish religious song


Name: Compliance with Good Manufacturing Practices (GMP) (Requirement)
Description: GMP are a set of guidelines for the production, testing, and quality assurance of cosmetic products


Name: official gowns (Artifact)
Description: The gowns designed for officials to participate in the ceremony


Name: Recyclability of copper (Environmental impact)
Description: The recyclability of copper, which allows it to be reused multiple times without loss of quality, making it an environmentally friendly choice.


Name: the Spurr Crater on the Moon (Astronomy)
Description: crater on the moon named in honor of Spurr


Name: Dala Horse Festival (Event)
Description: A popular cultural event celebrating the wooden Dala horses and traditional Dalarna crafts


Name: Diamonds (type of gemstones)
Description: Transparent, colorless (except for fancy diamonds) precious stone with a hardness score of 10 on the Mohs scale


Name: Fluoro-crown glass (glass type)
Description: A type of low-dispersion glass


Name: Purple-pink Diamonds (Gemstone)
Description: Pink diamonds with a dominant purple hue.


Name: International Monetary Fund (IMF) (Organization)
Description: The International Monetary Fund (IMF) is an international organization that provides financing and technical assistance to its member countries.


Name: Roman Empire (Empire)
Description: Ancient Roman civilization


Name: Later cultures and times (Art Traditions)
Description: Received and built upon the art works and influences of these civilizations


Name: Continental collision (Geological phenomenon)
Description: A large-scale convergence and deformation of continents


Name: Hornfels (Geological formation)
Description: A metamorphic rock, formed when a sedimentary or volcanic rock is altered by the heat and pressure caused by intruding magma


Name: Thermal conductivity (Thermal property)
Description: The ability of a material to transfer heat


Name: Chinese jade carving blades (artifact)
Description: Jade carving blades produced during the Shang dynasty


Name: Legal Vernacular Movement (social_movement)
Description: Movement hoping to bring more vernacular Chinese into the legal writings of the Republic of China


Name: Buddhism (Religion)
Description: A religion and philosophy founded in India c. 520 BCE, based on the teachings attributed to Gautama Buddha.


Name: Personal Correspondence and Curse Tablets (activity)
Description: Activities for which lead sheets were used


Name: Alkaline earth metals (Metal group)
Description: Group of metallic elements in the second column of the periodic table, including beryllium, magnesium, calcium, strontium, barium, and radium.


Name: Generative Artificial Intelligence (Technology)
Description: Artificial intelligence systems that can generate and create new artwork.


Name: Rock-forming minerals (mineral)
Description: Minerals that are most abundant in rocks.


Name: city (geographical location)
Description: the cities influenced by churches, chapels, schools, and hospitals belonging to religious orders


Name: Mylonite and cataclasite (Geological_formation)
Description: Extremely fine-grained rocks that are closely associated with pseudotachylyte.


Name: More recent UK music acts (Music Group)
Description: List of more recent British bands and artists that have achieved international success, including George Michael, Oasis, Spice Girls, Radiohead, Coldplay, Arctic Monkeys, Robbie Williams, Amy Winehouse, Susan Boyle, Adele, Ed Sheeran, Lewis Capaldi, One Direction, Harry Styles and Dua Lipa


Name: Cultivation (Agricultural Practice)
Description: The act of growing crops on the chinampas


Name: Nedjma (novel) (Literary Work)
Description: A novel by Kateb Yacine


Name: decline in demand for marble (Event)
Description: A decrease in the request for marble products.


Name: Desert Enthusiast (individual)
Description: A person who has interest in deserts


Name: high-technology science parks (location)
Description: Sprung up in Taiwan


Name: Small clay figures of people and animals (Prehistoric sculptures)
Description: Figurines from the Pre-Pottery Neolithic era


Name: unemployment_rate (Economy)
Description: The percentage of the labor force that is jobless and actively seeking employment


Name: Greeks (Ethnicity)
Description: An ethnic group located to the east of Great Moravia


Name: Exclusive Performance Art Pieces (artwork)
Description: a type of artwork that is only presented once and cannot be replicated or owned


Name: Recovery of a Monetary Award (Legal Remedy)
Description: Compensation for harm caused by fraud


Name: Forest Landscape Integrity Index mean score of 1.36/10 (Ranking)
Description: A measurement of forest landscape integrity


Name: 60% of its population (Percentage)
Description: A fraction representing 6 out of 10 parts.


Name: July Monarchy (Monarchy)
Description: The constitutional monarchy established in France following the July Revolution of 1830.


Name: Combined Approaches (Classification Method)
Description: E.g., the so-called evolutionary taxonomy, which mixes historical and empiricist principles


Name: Lithium (international partnerships for sustainable extraction in Chile, Bolivia, and Argentina) (Resource Extraction Partnership)
Description: International partnerships to help with the sustainable and responsible extraction of lithium in these countries


Name: European Union (International Organization)
Description: A political and economic union of European countries


Name: approximately 1770 kilometers of modern roads (RoadInfrastructure)
Description: Modern roads connecting major cities via toll expressways


Name: Black Marble (category of Makrana Marble)
Description: A type of marble known for its black color, primarily used for decorative purposes.


Name: Quartz (mineral)
Description: The mineral that Nicolas Steno studied


Name: Taiwan (Country)
Description: Taiwan.


Name: St. Charles (City)
Description: A city in the state of Missouri


Name: 21st-largest exporter (Trade Ranking)
Description: -


Name: Wa (倭) (Historical Name)
Description: Before 日本 was adopted in the early 8th century


Name: 1953 and 1996 UCI Road World Championships (Cycling_Event)
Description: UCI Road World Championships held in Lugano in 1953 and 1996


Name: Greek hospitality (Attraction)
Description: Friendly interactions, shared meals, and cultural exchange opportunities


Name: Cambridge (Location)
Description: A city located in Massachusetts, USA


Name: Magna paint (Paint Brand)
Description: The acrylic paint invented by Leonard Bocour and Sam Golden


Name: Warning Sound (sound)
Description: monosyllabic bark, sharper at long distances and muffled cough at close quarters


Name: Adult Human Body (Physical Entity)
Description: The total physical entity composed of bones, organs, and other tissues.


Name: Nonhazardous to health, nonflammable and nonreactive, but an oxidizer (Rating)
Description: A classification under the NFPA 704 standard


Name: depths between 150 and 250 kilometres (spatial information)
Description: -


Name: city centers and train stations in Tarrytown and White Plains (location)
Description: The locations where the Hudson Link operates.


Name: East of the Pindus Mountain Range (Geographical Region)
Description: Areas east of the Pindus Mountain Range experience a rain shadow effect


Name: Hindu (Religion/Culture)
Description: A religion practiced by people in India and Nepal, as well as by Hindu communities around the world.


Name: Spray-Painting and Sanding (Process)
Description: The process of applying paint and removing excess from the raised parts of the engraving


Name: Mines in Missouri, New Mexico, Colorado and Mexico (GeographicalLocation)
Description: The places where Pope Yeatman worked in mines.


Name: Scottish and Irish forces (group)
Description: Forces consisting of Scots and Irish that started a rebellion in Larne during 1798


Name: Villanovan Era Etruscan Jewelry (Era of Etruscan Jewelry)
Description: Jewelry from the Villanovan Era of the Etruscan civilization


Name: Hardingening agent in steels (material type)
Description: TiC used as a hardening agent in steels.


Name: several independent 'Neo-Hittite' city-states (City State)
Description: -


Name: China (Country)
Description: The People's Republic of China


Name: Formula One World Championship (Sports Event)
Description: The FIA Formula One World Championship


Name: Varying amount of precipitation (Climate condition)
Description: The fluctuation in the amount of rainfall or snowfall


Name: Iron (Element)
Description: A metal that is the fourth most common element on Earth and is a key component of steel


Name: Human Rights (Concept)
Description: Basic rights and freedoms to which all individuals are entitled, regardless of nationality, place of residence, sex, ethnicity, religion, or any other status.


Name: Cheapside Hoard (Artifact)
Description: The stock of a jeweller hidden in London during the Commonwealth period and not found again until 1912


Name: European embassies, foreign aid missions, nongovernmental organisations, missionary groups (Organizations)
Description: Part of the European population in Benin


Name: Humphry Davy (Person)
Description: English chemist and inventor who discovered cool flames in 1817


Name: Jiaolingpao (Clothing)
Description: Clothing worn by commoners and laborers during Han dynasty


Name: impurities (chemical compound)
Description: substances that are foreign to the diamond structure


Name: Copper (Metal)
Description: A reddish metallic element with a natural color other than gray or silver.


Name: Education Spending Inequality (Social Issue)
Description: Inequality in education spending across regions.


Name: Ornaments (Object)
Description: Objects with decorative or artistic value.


Name: Canadian diamonds (Diamonds)
Description: Diamonds mined, cut and polished in the Northwest Territories of Canada


Name: Arabic (Language)
Description: The official language of many Arab countries


Name: Limestone Dust (Substance)
Description: A byproduct of limestone


Name: mechanical deformation (Geological Process)
Description: Processes resulting from the physical alteration of rock


Name: a large military power globally (military power classification)
Description: -


Name: Prince Stanisław Poniatowski (Person)
Description: Polish nobleman


Name: antimicrobial materials with public health benefits (Classification)
Description: Refers to the approval given by the EPA for the use of certain copper alloys due to their antimicrobial properties


Name: Tuatara (Reptile)
Description: Reptile species endemic to New Zealand


Name: Karlovy Vary International Film Festival (Film Festival)
Description: One of the film festivals held in the Czech Republic that has been given competitive status by the FIAPF.


Name: KLM (airline)
Description: The nation's flag carrier and the world's oldest airline.


Name: National Referendums (Event)
Description: A public vote initiated by the Monarch on the request of the prime minister


Name: Natural Classification (Classification)
Description: A system of classification that groups organisms based on shared characteristics and evolutionary relationships, with the aim of reflecting the natural world


Name: Pearl Culture with South Sea Pearls (Process)
Description: Culturing of pearls using the South Sea Pearl oyster


Name: Nitrates (Class of Compound)
Description: Inorganic salts containing nitrate anions.


Name: Ammolite reservation (Geographical Location)
Description: The location where Korite operates primarily.


Name: Bündner Herrschaft (Location)
Description: A region in the canton of Grisons, Switzerland known for wine production


Name: Juvenile Mantle Tissue Cells (Biological Cells)
Description: Cells responsible for secretion of calcium carbonate in the pearl sac


Name: Kimberley Process (International Certification Scheme)
Description: An international certification scheme aimed at stopping the flow of conflict diamonds


Name: Brass (Material)
Description: An alloy of copper and zinc


Name: Natural diamond (Subtype of Diamond)
Description: Some synthetic single-crystal diamonds can be harder than any known natural diamond


Name: Mars, Venus, Mercury (Planets in the Solar System)
Description: Rocky planets in our solar system


Name: Birkenhainer Strasse (Trading route)
Description: A trading route connecting Hanau in the west to Gemünden in the east


Name: 1960s (Time Period)
Description: -


Name: Kidod Range (Geographical Location)
Description: The geographical location where Arad is mostly located


Name: Myanmar (Burma) (Country)
Description: The source of the highest quality jadeite in the world


Name: Agriculture (Activity)
Description: The cultivation of land or raising of crops and livestock


Name: Clear windows (Building component)
Description: A part of a building that allows light into rooms while keeping inclement weather outside.


Name: Laboratory Created Amorphous Diamond (Material)
Description: The outer coating of the most recent composite simulant


Name: Pavlo Skoropadskyi (Person)
Description: Leader of the Ukrainian State under German protectorate


Name: Social Status (Social Category)
Description: social status indicated by the costume


Name: Coastal areas of present-day Benin (Geographical Area)
Description: Areas along the coast of present-day Benin


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


Name: Anuttarayoga practice (Tantra Practice)
Description: A stage in the Unsurpassable Yoga Tantra


Name: Classification (Process)
Description: The systematic arrangement of things according to some set of criteria


Name: Slavic peoples (ethnic group)
Description: were calling for national self-determination in the Austro-Hungarian Empire


Name: Ancient China (Time Period)
Description: A period in Chinese history, covering the time before the Qin dynasty (221–206 BC)


Name: Black Hills of South Dakota (Location)
Description: The location where the finished Black Hills Gold Jewelry is produced


Name: Ancient people (Culture)
Description: People from ancient times


Name: - (-)
Description: Becoming more naturalistic, with much more active and varied figure poses in narrative scenes


Name: Malleable iron (cast iron) (Alloy)
Description: Heat-treated cast iron that becomes malleable


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


Name: Rauf Pasha (Person)
Description: Governor of Jerusalem from 1876 to 1888


Name: Muong-Nong type tektite (Tektite)
Description: A specific layered tektite with a mass of 29.0 kg.


Name: Predators and rivals (Wildlife)
Description: Animals that pose a threat to the peacock


Name: Majorite (Geological Mineral)
Description: A form of garnet with excess silicon


Name: Great Britain (Location)
Description: Country divided into fox hunting territories by the mid-1600s


Name: Materials Science (Study)
Description: The study of materials, their properties and applications


Name: Glazed pottery (Artifact)
Description: Pottery that has been treated with glazing.


Name: Other languages used in Colombia (Language)
Description: Additional languages spoken in Colombia besides Spanish


Name: Steel, wood products, drywall and plaster, brick and clay tile, asphalt shingles, concrete, and asphalt (Materials)
Description: Typical components found in C&D waste


Name: Gender Ratio (Statistic)
Description: The gender ratio in Cresciano (male to female)


Name: Line of Purples (Line in Chromaticity Diagram)
Description: A straight line in the CIE xy chromaticity diagram


Name: electric switchboards and relay controls for large electric motors, laboratory bench tops, billiard table tops (Usage)
Description: The uses of slate in various applications


Name: Titanium (Material)
Description: A metallic element with the symbol Ti and atomic number 22


Name: 6,000 years ago (Time period)
Description: A time period of 6,000 years


Name: 1027 AD (Year)
Description: The year 1027 in the Common Era


Name: Росия (Rosiya) (historical name of Russia)
Description: Borrowed from the Greek term


Name: GSI (Gemological Science International) (organization)
Description: An independent gemological laboratory and diamond certification service.


Name: Surgical Instruments and High Temperature Devices (Device)
Description: Devices that require good corrosion and fatigue resistance


Name: - (Property)
Description: Uranium's density is not specified in the provided information


Name: Education Expenditure (Expenditure)
Description: Amount spent by a country on education


Name: Arslan Pasha (Person)
Description: A Turkish grand vizier and military commander


Name: Cast iron (Alloy)
Description: Iron alloy with higher than 2.1% carbon content


Name: Changes in election laws (legislation)
Description: The new rules for presidential candidates in Benin


Name: Middle Stone Age tools (Tool)
Description: Stone implements from the Middle Stone Age.


Name: British Geological Survey (BGS) (Organization)
Description: British government geological survey agency.


Name: Private institutions (Education)
Description: Private educational entities in Brazil


Name: Marble (Stone)
Description: A hard metamorphic rock composed mostly of calcite or dolomite crystals.


Name: Liao Hsueh-Cheng (Person)
Description: A Hong Kong student from the Mining and Metallurgy Department of Taiwan Provincial College of Engineering.


Name: Lombardic Script (Writing System)
Description: The script that was followed by Gothic script.


Name: [Fragmented asteroids](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Asteroid_fragmentation) (Celestial body)
Description: Asteroids that have broken apart into smaller fragments


Name: Chamonix (Resort)
Description: A resort in France


Name: Arad Municipality (Local Government)
Description: The local government of Arad city


Name: Slaughterhouse waste classification in the UK (Legislation)
Description: The categorization of slaughterhouse waste in the Animal By-Products Regulations in the United Kingdom


Name: Noted Composers from Spain (Occupation)
Description: Individuals who create original music


Name: Hunting Red Foxes in Urban Areas (Action)
Description: Prohibited practice in the U.K.


Name: Byzantine Empire (Historical Entity)
Description: A historically significant geographical and cultural region in southeastern Europe and western Asia.


Name: Alteration (Geological_process)
Description: A geological process that often renders pseudotachylyte unrecognizable.


Name: Blue color (Color)
Description: Color used to differentiate boys from girls.


Name: Master for water distribution (mirab) (Resource Management Role)
Description: Responsible for managing water distribution


Name: Lanthanide Series (Periodic Table Group)
Description: A group in the periodic table containing seventeen chemical elements.


Name: sinter method (process)
Description: A process used to create beryllium hydroxide


Name: Opportunity rover (Rovers)
Description: One of the two Mars Exploration Rovers


Name: Children (0-9) (age group)
Description: Age group consisting of children between 0 and 9


Name: high-energy additives to rocket propellants (Role)
Description: -


Name: xiapei worn in Ming dynasty (Clothing)
Description: The xiapei was a modified version of the xiapei from the Ming dynasty


Name: Industry (Field)
Description: A broad category of economic activity that produces goods or offers services


Name: almandite (mineral)
Description: Another name for Almandine.


Name: Upgrade or downgrade of posts for career civil servants (promotion)
Description: Process for promotion in the career of a civil servant


Name: The platinum group (Group of Minerals)
Description: A group of minerals similar in structure to the gold group


Name: Biological process (Category)
Description: Any process that occurs within a living organism, ranging from metabolism to growth and development.


Name: treasures (Persian swords) (Treasure)
Description: Treasures including Persian swords


Name: Drill tips and saw blades (tool)
Description: Where diamonds are embedded in cutting tools for industrial uses


Name: Perishable media art (Art form)
Description: Art available across large parts of society in perishable media such as textiles and wood


Name: Facetware (Grading System)
Description: Set of criteria for grading the cut of round brilliant stones by the GIA, now the standard in the diamond industry


Name: Brazilian Architecture (Architectural Style)
Description: The architecture of Brazil, dating back to the 16th century.


Name: southeastern Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Martha's Vineyard, Nantucket (location)
Description: Geographical regions


Name: Assia Djebar (Author)
Description: Algerian author widely translated


Name: wearing Jurchen and Khitan diaodun (Garment)
Description: Wearing the lower garment where socks and trousers were connected, associated with the Jurchen and Khitan ethnicities, was prohibited


Name: Plant Motifs (artwork_class)
Description: Motifs such as palmette and vine scroll


Name: Global Innovation Index rank (Rank)
Description: 112th in 2023, down from 103rd in 2019