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TupleKB
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accelerator
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Accelerators produce growth.
| 1 |
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Waterloo
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accelerator
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Accelerators serve as valuable tools for scientific research into the nucleus of an atom.
| 0.476023 |
||
WordNet3.0
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accelerator
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An accelerator is a lever
| 1 |
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ARC
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accelerator
|
sometimes
|
Accelerators sometimes cause nuclear reactions to make radioactive materials .
| 0.653577 |
|
SimpleWikipedia
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accelerator
|
sometimes
|
Accelerators sometimes cause nuclear reactions to make radioactive materials.
| 0.653577 |
|
ARC
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accelerator
|
Most
|
Most accelerators create energy.
| 0.416077 |
|
ARC
|
accelerator
|
Most
|
Most accelerators produce cell growth.
| 0.359548 |
|
ARC
|
accelerator
|
some
|
Some accelerators are part of aeroplanes.
| 0.324545 |
|
ARC
|
accelerator
|
some
|
Some accelerators are part of airplanes.
| 0.457881 |
|
ARC
|
accelerator
|
some
|
Some accelerators are part of automobiles.
| 0.408029 |
|
ARC
|
accelerator
|
some
|
Some accelerators are part of cars.
| 0.389574 |
|
ARC
|
accelerator
|
some
|
Some accelerators are part of jets.
| 0.390062 |
|
ARC
|
accelerator
|
some
|
Some accelerators are part of planes.
| 0.391618 |
|
ARC
|
accelerator
|
some
|
Some accelerators produce beams.
| 0.441788 |
|
ARC
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accelerator
|
some
|
Some accelerators produce electron beams.
| 0.549888 |
|
WordNet3.0
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accelerometer
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Accelerometer isa measuring device.
| 1 |
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ConceptNet
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accelerometer
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Accelerometers are gauges.
| 1 |
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ConceptNet
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accelerometer
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Accelerometers are products.
| 1 |
||
ConceptNet
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accelerometer
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Accelerometers are transducers.
| 1 |
||
Waterloo
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accelerometer
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Accelerometers Describe how accelerometers are used to sense aircraft attitude during flight.
| 0.6617 |
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WordNet3.0
|
accelerometer
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Accelerometers have (part) sections.
| 1 |
||
Waterloo
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accelerometer
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Accelerometers have a much higher resolution measuring fast movements than ultrasonics.
| 0.434382 |
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WordNet3.0
|
accelerometer
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An accelerometer is an instrument
| 1 |
||
Waterloo
|
accent color
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Accent color is same as body color, except on black or white cars, when accent color is red.
| 0.327543 |
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Waterloo
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accent color
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Accent color provides harmony, balance, movement, and excitement.
| 0.237191 |
||
Waterloo
|
accent light
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Accent light throws light on a specific point or object.
| 0.299523 |
||
Waterloo
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accent lighting
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Accent lighting focuses on special features in a room, like artwork.
| 0.349202 |
||
Waterloo
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accent lighting
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Accent lighting is used for decorative purposes.
| 0.594639 |
||
Waterloo
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accent mark
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Accent marks can change the meaning of a word drastically.
| 0.29535 |
||
Waterloo
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accent mark
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Accent marks do make a difference in both pronunciation and meaning.
| 0.275322 |
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Waterloo
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accent mark
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Accent marks indicate the syllable bearing principal stress and the quality of the accented vowel.
| 0.52789 |
||
WordNet3.0
|
accent mark
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An accent mark is a diacritic
| 1 |
||
Waterloo
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accent
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Accent is on modern life and adaptation to changing conditions.
| 0.31611 |
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WordNet3.0
|
accent
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Accent isa auditory communication.
| 1 |
||
ConceptNet
|
accent
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Accents are programming language.
| 1 |
||
ConceptNet
|
accent
|
Accents are pronunciation.
| 1 |
||
ARC
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accent
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Accents can reflect an area's inner conflict with classifications and authority within a population.
| 0.306217 |
||
WordNet3.0
|
accent
|
Accents have (part) speech sound.
| 1 |
||
WordNet3.0
|
accent
|
An accent is pronunciation
| 1 |
||
Waterloo
|
accent
|
some
|
Some accents make people sound thick.
| 0.291439 |
|
Waterloo
|
accented glyph
|
Accented glyphs are a very restricted subclass of compound glyphs.
| 0.529216 |
||
Waterloo
|
accented vowel
|
Accented vowels come at the end of the Swedish alphabet, with , and following Z in that order.
| 0.250634 |
||
WordNet3.0
|
acceptability
|
Acceptability is quality
| 1 |
||
Waterloo
|
acceptable cleaner
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Acceptable cleaners are products meant to clean the ball surface.
| 0.461617 |
||
Waterloo
|
acceptable fat
|
Acceptable fats are peanut oil and fat from poultry and nuts.
| 0.576589 |
||
Waterloo
|
acceptable latency
|
Acceptable latency is a function of context.
| 0.306304 |
||
Waterloo
|
acceptable specie
|
Acceptable species is defined as a potential crop tree to be retained and managed.
| 0.250087 |
||
TupleKB
|
acceptance
|
Acceptance brings peace.
| 1 |
||
TupleKB
|
acceptance
|
Acceptance encourages development.
| 1 |
||
TupleKB
|
acceptance
|
Acceptance has impact.
| 1 |
||
TupleKB
|
acceptance
|
Acceptance influences attitude.
| 1 |
||
ConceptNet
|
acceptance
|
Acceptance is acknowledgment.
| 1 |
||
ConceptNet
|
acceptance
|
Acceptance is acquisitions.
| 1 |
||
WordNet3.0
|
acceptance
|
Acceptance is attitude
| 1 |
||
ConceptNet
|
acceptance
|
Acceptance is drafts.
| 1 |
||
ConceptNet
|
acceptance
|
Acceptance is situations.
| 1 |
||
WordNet3.0
|
acceptance
|
Acceptance isa attitude.
| 1 |
||
Waterloo
|
accepted wisdom
|
Accepted wisdom is that bacteria are smaller than eukaryotes.
| 0.392684 |
||
WordNet3.0
|
acceptor
|
Acceptor isa compound.
| 1 |
||
WordNet3.0
|
acceptor
|
An acceptor is a compound
| 1 |
||
Waterloo
|
access charge
|
Access charges are the fees long distance companies pay to use the local phone network.
| 0.247383 |
||
WordNet3.0
|
access code
|
Access code is code
| 1 |
||
ConceptNet
|
access code
|
Access code is code.
| 1 |
||
Waterloo
|
access consciousness
|
Access consciousness is a functional notion.
| 0.258368 |
||
Waterloo
|
access control
|
Access control is a modern replacement for keys and locks.
| 0.269787 |
||
Waterloo
|
access control
|
Access control is an indispensable security technology.
| 0.27142 |
||
Waterloo
|
access control
|
Access control is any mechanism that controls passage into or out of an area.
| 0.436132 |
||
Waterloo
|
access control
|
Access control is strictly a function of security by obscurity.
| 0.237273 |
||
Waterloo
|
access control
|
Access control is used to insure data integrity from malicious users.
| 0.36155 |
||
Waterloo
|
access control
|
Access control means limiting access to a facility as a means of controlling crime.
| 0.389946 |
||
Waterloo
|
access denial
|
Access denial is child abuse.
| 0.541693 |
||
Waterloo
|
access management
|
Access management involves managing how, where and when vehicles can turn onto or off of a road.
| 0.359232 |
||
Waterloo
|
access network
|
Access networks are the channels from the backbone networks to each individual user.
| 0.342743 |
||
Waterloo
|
access provider
|
some
|
Some access providers are large commercial services that also offer proprietary content.
| 0.250398 |
|
ConceptNet
|
access road
|
Access roads are roads.
| 1 |
||
WordNet3.0
|
access road
|
An access road is a road
| 1 |
||
Waterloo
|
access server
|
Access servers use telephone services to link a user or office with an office network.
| 0.356949 |
||
Waterloo
|
access television
|
Access television is a public forum, much like an Internet chat group.
| 0.403986 |
||
Waterloo
|
access time
|
Access time is also important to people in remote places.
| 0.23596 |
||
WordNet3.0
|
access time
|
Access time is an interval
| 1 |
||
Waterloo
|
access time
|
Access time is the interval between a call for data and the completion of data delivery.
| 0.569529 |
||
Waterloo
|
access time
|
Access time is the speed change time, the seek time, and latency combined.
| 0.477391 |
||
Waterloo
|
access time
|
Access time is the time from when a read or write request is issued to when data transfer begins.
| 0.528795 |
||
Waterloo
|
access time
|
Access time is the time required for a CD-ROM drive to find the desired data on a disc.
| 0.239869 |
||
ConceptNet
|
access time
|
Access time is time intervals.
| 1 |
||
Waterloo
|
access time
|
Access time refers to the search rate on a piece of mounted media.
| 0.393347 |
||
Waterloo
|
access time
|
Access time refers to the time it takes a particular length of film to be completely processed.
| 0.516396 |
||
Waterloo
|
access
|
Access also means the ability or freedom of an individual to make use of library services.
| 0.38212 |
||
Waterloo
|
access
|
Access defines rights, privileges, and mechanisms to protect assets from access or loss.
| 0.410499 |
||
Waterloo
|
access
|
Access is a database management system that helps clients manage data stored in a computer.
| 0.358679 |
||
Waterloo
|
access
|
Access is a problem in developing countries.
| 0.270082 |
||
WordNet3.0
|
access
|
Access is a right
| 1 |
||
Waterloo
|
access
|
Access is a term used in lieu of visitation.
| 0.240768 |
||
ConceptNet
|
access
|
Access is approachs.
| 1 |
||
ConceptNet
|
access
|
Access is companies.
| 1 |
||
Waterloo
|
access
|
Access is mediated by the lysine-rich tails of the histones that stick out of the nucleosome.
| 0.272497 |
||
ConceptNet
|
access
|
Access is operations.
| 1 |
||
ConceptNet
|
access
|
Access is rights.
| 1 |
||
Waterloo
|
access
|
Access is the ability to fulfill one's own individual potential without artificial constraints.
| 0.523096 |
||
Waterloo
|
access
|
Access is the means to further enhance the administration of justice.
| 0.268041 |
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