Table shows the templates for text replacement. For example, a sentence regarding space group was randomized using the four templates on top of the table, while the fixed template was used to retrieve the concepts. These phrases are not essential in themselves for embedding the geometric concepts, and any contextual embeddings would work if they represent geometric concepts like what an element is bonded to form and what the geometry is connected to. Note also that these geometric patterns can be enumerated and labeled even without represented in texts, and thus using texts is nothing more than an option for representing the geometric concepts. However, representing the concepts in texts is human-interpretable, flexible, and scalable for more complicated contexts beyond the geometric concepts of crystals toward the next step of CLICS. The other patterns of random replacement Training "geometry" Ñ "local geometry" with "is bonded in a" Ñ "has bondings to make a", or "is bonded in a" Ñ "is bonded in a local coordination of"