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Waterloo | abstract type | Abstract types represent sets of concrete types. | 0.457535 |
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Waterloo | abstract word | Abstract words are individual significant words in the summary of a work. | 0.295879 |
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Waterloo | abstract word | Abstract words are the opposite of concrete words. | 0.364246 |
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Waterloo | abstract word | Abstract words refer to concepts or feelings. | 0.509636 |
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Waterloo | abstract word | Abstract words refer to intangible qualities, ideas, and concepts. | 0.585449 |
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Waterloo | abstract word | Abstract words sum up the total effect of many particular, concrete things. | 0.240856 |
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Waterloo | abstract work | Abstract work is a mixed media, experimental path to the subconscious. | 0.294151 |
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ConceptNet | abstract | Abstracts are part of patents. | 1 |
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ConceptNet | abstract | Abstracts are summaries. | 1 |
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Waterloo | abstract | Abstracts are various patterns and textures that flow together in a harmonious design. | 0.41961 |
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WordNet3.0 | abstract | An abstract is a concept | 1 |
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ARC | abstracted system | Abstracted systems are much more common in social science theory than in natural science. | 0.301384 |
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Waterloo | abstraction | Abstraction can take many different and imaginary forms in cinema. | 0.246967 |
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Waterloo | abstraction | Abstraction Explain the difference between abstraction and encapsulation. | 0.328868 |
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Waterloo | abstraction | Abstraction has a specificity of meaning in the hands of a single artist. | 0.274766 |
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WordNet3.0 | abstraction | Abstraction is a concept | 1 |
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Waterloo | abstraction | Abstraction is a fundamental building block of representations painting. | 0.460791 |
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Waterloo | abstraction | Abstraction is a measure of uniqueness. | 0.561685 |
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Waterloo | abstraction | Abstraction is a more general concept than hierarchy. | 0.356747 |
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Waterloo | abstraction | Abstraction is a sign of social isolation. | 0.471217 |
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Waterloo | abstraction | Abstraction is also a mean of reducing complexity by handling different details at different levels. | 0.371004 |
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ConceptNet | abstraction | Abstraction is concepts. | 1 |
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ConceptNet | abstraction | Abstraction is entities. | 1 |
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Waterloo | abstraction | Abstraction is indicative of process, progress and development. | 0.278862 |
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Waterloo | abstraction | Abstraction is literally to uproot, to take apart, to unleash the essence of reality. | 0.446986 |
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Waterloo | abstraction | Abstraction is one of the keys to scientific development. | 0.27645 |
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ConceptNet | abstraction | Abstraction is paintings. | 1 |
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Waterloo | abstraction | Abstraction is reality. | 0.331043 |
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Waterloo | abstraction | Abstraction is related to both encapsulation and data hiding . | 0.501089 |
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ConceptNet | abstraction | Abstraction is removals. | 1 |
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Waterloo | abstraction | Abstraction is the art of eliminations and simplifications. | 0.479414 |
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Waterloo | abstraction | Abstraction is the artist's way of transcending time, order and space. | 0.499312 |
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Waterloo | abstraction | Abstraction is the computer scientist s tool to master complexity. | 0.401785 |
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Waterloo | abstraction | Abstraction is the key for the generation of qualitative representations from observed data. | 0.348322 |
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Waterloo | abstraction | Abstraction is the process of solving parts of a problem while ignoring other parts of the problem. | 0.615144 |
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Waterloo | abstraction | Abstraction is the work of the human mind. | 0.646842 |
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Waterloo | abstraction | Abstraction is used to handle complexity even in everyday life. | 0.51128 |
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Waterloo | abstraction | Abstraction is what makes applied mathematics possible. | 0.495979 |
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WordNet3.0 | abstraction | Abstraction isa concept. | 1 |
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Waterloo | abstraction | Abstraction plays a central role in software reuse. | 0.379257 |
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Waterloo | abstraction | Abstraction plays a central role in syntactic analysis, as in other areas of linguistics. | 0.381728 |
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Waterloo | abstraction | Abstraction refers to the level of abstraction in the display of information. | 0.642021 |
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Waterloo | abstraction | Abstraction uses non-representational images or forms to present underlying structures. | 0.365645 |
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Waterloo | abstraction | Abstractions are difficult to conceptualize without figurative language and imagery. | 0.290704 |
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Waterloo | abstraction | Abstractions belong to the realm of theory. | 0.347122 |
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Waterloo | abstraction | Abstractions characterize components that carry out computations and objects used in computations. | 0.442453 |
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Waterloo | abstraction | Abstractions play a central role in reuse activities. | 0.235939 |
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WordNet3.0 | abstractor | An abstractor is an author | 1 |
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Waterloo | absurdity | Absurdity is an intrinsic quality of so many things that they only have to be touched to reveal it. | 0.298182 |
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ConceptNet | absurdity | Absurdity is folly. | 1 |
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WordNet3.0 | absurdity | Absurdity is nonsense | 1 |
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ConceptNet | absurdity | Absurdity is nonsense. | 1 |
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Waterloo | abundance | Abundance can be financial, emotional, spiritual, and physical. | 0.249957 |
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Waterloo | abundance | Abundance is in units of the number of encounters per unit of search time. | 0.480085 |
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Waterloo | abundance | Abundance is in unity. | 0.25006 |
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WordNet3.0 | abundance | Abundance isa amount. | 1 |
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Waterloo | abundance | Abundance varies in accord with different functions of different cell types and tissues. | 0.562046 |
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TupleKB | abundance | Abundances affect survival. | 1 |
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Waterloo | abundance | Abundances are about the same as seen in the sun. | 0.368686 |
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ARC | abundance | Abundances are expressed as percentages of dryland pollen. | 0.444796 |
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ConceptNet | abundance | Abundances are quantities. | 1 |
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ConceptNet | abundance | Abundances are ratios. | 1 |
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ConceptNet | abundance | Abundances are situations. | 1 |
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TupleKB | abundance | Abundances damage tissue. | 1 |
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TupleKB | abundance | Abundances decrease over time. | 1 |
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TupleKB | abundance | Abundances enhance ability. | 1 |
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TupleKB | abundance | Abundances impact survival. | 1 |
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TupleKB | abundance | Abundances increase over time. | 1 |
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TupleKB | abundance | Abundances promote growth. | 1 |
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TupleKB | abundance | Abundances promote population growth. | 1 |
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TupleKB | abundance | Abundances vary over grow seasons. | 1 |
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TupleKB | abundance | Abundances vary over seasons. | 1 |
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WordNet3.0 | abundance | An abundance is a quantity | 1 |
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ARC | abundance | Most | Most abundances affect survival. | 0.36134 |
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ARC | abundance | Most | Most abundances decrease over time. | 0.404117 |
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ARC | abundance | Most | Most abundances increase over time. | 0.396236 |
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ARC | abundance | Most | Most abundances promote growth. | 0.372578 |
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ARC | abundance | Most | Most abundances promote population growth. | 0.389722 |
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ARC | abundance | Most | Most abundances vary over grow seasons. | 0.357287 |
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ARC | abundance | Most | Most abundances vary over seasons. | 0.354702 |
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ARC | abundance | some | Some abundances occur during time. | 0.290017 |
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Waterloo | abundant alcohol | Abundant alcohol is also present, warming the palate and encouraging small sips. | 0.255671 |
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ARC | abundant bloom | Abundant blooms are produced on strong plants. | 0.472881 |
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Waterloo | abundant bone | Abundant bone grows into the porosity and remodels. | 0.241487 |
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TupleKB | abundant conifer | Abundant conifers have features. | 1 |
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ARC | abundant conifer | Most | Most abundant conifers have features. | 0.395059 |
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Waterloo | abundant cover | Abundant cover is an important component of quail habitat. | 0.486631 |
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Waterloo | abundant drift | Abundant drift can close all apertures in trusses and parapets as they are submerged. | 0.32943 |
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Waterloo | abundant dust | Abundant dust drifts, layering, and stratification in non-polar terrains. | 0.477187 |
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ARC | abundant element | all | All abundant elements have some stages of ionization that produce observable emission lines. | 0.557615 |
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Waterloo | abundant energy | Abundant energy is locked in their many carbon-hydrogen bonds. | 0.719177 |
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Waterloo | abundant energy | Abundant energy means abundant wealth. | 0.242505 |
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Waterloo | abundant fish | Abundant fish swim in the water and desert life darts from footsteps in the thorny brush. | 0.248146 |
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Waterloo | abundant food | Abundant food attracts many songbirds, which in turn entice owls and the smaller hawks. | 0.396062 |
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Waterloo | abundant food | Abundant food explains the variety of species and the number of predators. | 0.669617 |
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ARC | abundant growth | some | Some abundant growth reduces photosynthesis. | 0.293607 |
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TupleKB | abundant harvest | Abundant harvest provides food. | 1 |
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ARC | abundant hormone | some | Some abundant hormones are produced by primates. | 0.778839 |
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Waterloo | abundant insect | Abundant insects provide foraging opportunities for turkey and quail during summer. | 0.353164 |
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TupleKB | abundant moisture | Abundant moisture increases growth. | 1 |
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