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Waterloo
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aerosol
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Aerosols can affect climate in many ways.
| 0.585482 |
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ARC
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aerosol
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Aerosols can affect energy inputs to the Earth, since they can block solar radiation.
| 0.671368 |
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Waterloo
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aerosol
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Aerosols can also provide sites for heterogeneous chemical reactions in the atmosphere.
| 0.665805 |
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Waterloo
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aerosol
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Aerosols can be natural, such as fog, or manufactured, such as smoke.
| 0.638672 |
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Waterloo
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aerosol
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Aerosols can be projectiles when bursting.
| 0.67722 |
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Waterloo
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aerosol
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Aerosols can be wet or dry liquid or solid.
| 0.682093 |
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Waterloo
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aerosol
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Aerosols can escape from the centrifuge unit and become dispersed in the air.
| 0.497851 |
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Waterloo
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aerosol
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Aerosols can have important consequences for continental-scale patterns of climate change.
| 0.522517 |
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Waterloo
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aerosol
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Aerosols can heat as well as cool.
| 0.673735 |
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Waterloo
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aerosol
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Aerosols can reflect sunlight, much like clouds.
| 0.729429 |
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TupleKB
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aerosol
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Aerosols come from natural sources.
| 1 |
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TupleKB
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aerosol
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Aerosols come from sources.
| 1 |
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TupleKB
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aerosol
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Aerosols contain gases.
| 1 |
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TupleKB
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aerosol
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Aerosols contain liquid gases.
| 1 |
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TupleKB
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aerosol
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Aerosols contain toxins.
| 1 |
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Waterloo
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aerosol
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Aerosols containing pyrethrin, rotenone and pyrenone are available.
| 0.319121 |
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Waterloo
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aerosol
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Aerosols containing synergized pyrethrins, resmethrin, permethrin or propoxur also are available.
| 0.342263 |
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Waterloo
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aerosol
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Aerosols cool the climate locally by scattering sunlight back into space.
| 0.708579 |
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Waterloo
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aerosol
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Aerosols cool the parts of planet by reflecting sunlight.
| 0.776502 |
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ARC
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aerosol
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Aerosols directly scatter and absorb radiation.
| 0.747269 |
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Waterloo
|
aerosol
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Aerosols disperse the substance in tiny droplets that can be inhaled or absorbed through the skin.
| 0.785649 |
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TupleKB
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aerosol
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Aerosols enter atmospheres.
| 1 |
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TupleKB
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aerosol
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Aerosols enter lower atmospheres.
| 1 |
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Waterloo
|
aerosol
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Aerosols essentially decrease conductivity by vastly increasing the mass of the charge carriers.
| 0.669678 |
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Waterloo
|
aerosol
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Aerosols have a cooling effect due to their ability to reflect incoming sunlight.
| 0.734323 |
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Waterloo
|
aerosol
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Aerosols have a cooling effect, which offsets, in part, the warming effect of greenhouse gases.
| 0.691984 |
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Waterloo
|
aerosol
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Aerosols have a direct effect on the atmosphere's radiation budget.
| 0.655982 |
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Waterloo
|
aerosol
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Aerosols have a two-fold cooling effect on climate.
| 0.661485 |
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ARC
|
aerosol
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Aerosols have other impacts.
| 0.339445 |
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Waterloo
|
aerosol
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Aerosols have significant effects on air pollution, climate, visibility and human health.
| 0.718782 |
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Waterloo
|
aerosol
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Aerosols have toxic propellants which can explode.
| 0.735115 |
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ARC
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aerosol
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Aerosols impact the performance of infrared, visual, and laser systems.
| 0.556702 |
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Waterloo
|
aerosol
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Aerosols interact both directly and indirectly with the Earth's radiation budget and climate.
| 0.644237 |
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Waterloo
|
aerosol
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Aerosols play a negligible role.
| 0.272782 |
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Waterloo
|
aerosol
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Aerosols pose a different, but equally-lethal danger.
| 0.332503 |
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Waterloo
|
aerosol
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Aerosols pose a similar risk.
| 0.256836 |
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Waterloo
|
aerosol
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Aerosols reflect solar radiation back to space, and, in so doing, cool the Earth.
| 0.725281 |
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Waterloo
|
aerosol
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Aerosols reflect sunlight, making the surface cooler.
| 0.766738 |
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ARC
|
aerosol
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Aerosols released by human activities are also capable of influencing climate.
| 0.55592 |
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Waterloo
|
aerosol
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Aerosols require propellants, valves, etc., as well as containers.
| 0.520014 |
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Waterloo
|
aerosol
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Aerosols resulting from human activities include sulfate aerosols and soot from fossil fuel burning.
| 0.638576 |
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Waterloo
|
aerosol
|
Aerosols scatter back to space and absorb solar radiation.
| 0.718407 |
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Waterloo
|
aerosol
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Aerosols scatter proportional solar energy to frequency.
| 0.705418 |
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Waterloo
|
aerosol
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Aerosols Use up or give to someone who can use it up if safe to do so.
| 0.296283 |
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Waterloo
|
aerosol
|
Aerosols vary considerably by region.
| 0.536868 |
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WordNet3.0
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aerosol
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An aerosol is a cloud
| 1 |
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Waterloo
|
aerosol
|
usually
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Aerosols usually contain pyrethrins.
| 0.772077 |
|
ARC
|
aerosol
|
Most
|
Most aerosols are generated by sources.
| 0.533702 |
|
ARC
|
aerosol
|
Most
|
Most aerosols are generated by water sources.
| 0.628075 |
|
ARC
|
aerosol
|
Most
|
Most aerosols are used by nations.
| 0.522398 |
|
ARC
|
aerosol
|
Most
|
Most aerosols come from natural sources.
| 0.533713 |
|
ARC
|
aerosol
|
Most
|
Most aerosols come from sources.
| 0.294843 |
|
Waterloo
|
aerosol
|
Most
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Most aerosols contain a low percentage of active ingredient.
| 0.568096 |
|
ARC
|
aerosol
|
Most
|
Most aerosols contain gases.
| 0.708618 |
|
ARC
|
aerosol
|
Most
|
Most aerosols contain liquid gases.
| 0.711085 |
|
ARC
|
aerosol
|
Most
|
Most aerosols enter atmospheres.
| 0.67253 |
|
ARC
|
aerosol
|
Most
|
Most aerosols enter lower atmospheres.
| 0.655522 |
|
ARC
|
aerosol
|
some
|
Some aerosols are generated by economic growth.
| 0.575409 |
|
ARC
|
aerosol
|
some
|
Some aerosols are generated by growth.
| 0.625652 |
|
ARC
|
aerosol
|
some
|
Some aerosols are generated by rapid economic growth.
| 0.547469 |
|
ARC
|
aerosol
|
some
|
Some aerosols are generated by rapid growth.
| 0.581818 |
|
Waterloo
|
aerosol
|
some
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Some aerosols contain toxic materials, others contain corrosive chemicals.
| 0.683381 |
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ARC
|
aerosol
|
some
|
Some aerosols follow eruptions.
| 0.306775 |
|
ARC
|
aerosol
|
some
|
Some aerosols have cool effects.
| 0.457265 |
|
ARC
|
aerosol
|
some
|
Some aerosols have effects.
| 0.385381 |
|
ARC
|
aerosol
|
some
|
Some aerosols increase heat.
| 0.594302 |
|
ARC
|
aerosol
|
some
|
Some aerosols make the atmosphere warmer because they absorb energy.
| 0.71333 |
|
ARC
|
aerosol
|
some
|
Some aerosols promote chemical reaction.
| 0.687279 |
|
ARC
|
aerosol
|
some
|
Some aerosols promote complex chemical reaction.
| 0.676995 |
|
ARC
|
aerosol
|
some
|
Some aerosols promote complex reaction.
| 0.613051 |
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ARC
|
aerosol
|
some
|
Some aerosols promote reaction.
| 0.54658 |
|
Waterloo
|
aerosolized anthrax
|
Aerosolized anthrax is invisible.
| 0.386904 |
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Waterloo
|
aerosolized corticosteroid
|
Aerosolized corticosteroids provide the benefits of oral corticosteroids with fewer side effects.
| 0.538738 |
||
ConceptNet
|
aerospace engineer
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Aerospace engineers are engineers.
| 1 |
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Waterloo
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aerospace engineer
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Aerospace engineers build wind tunnels to study the strength of wings on aircraft.
| 0.524205 |
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ARC
|
aerospace engineer
|
Aerospace engineers design primarily aircraft, spacecraft, satellites, and missiles.
| 0.384873 |
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SimpleWikipedia
|
aerospace engineer
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Aerospace engineers design space vehicles or airplanes.
| 0.46271 |
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Waterloo
|
aerospace engineer
|
Aerospace engineers solve problems of design, construction and operation of aircraft and spacecraft.
| 0.317024 |
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WordNet3.0
|
aerospace engineer
|
An aerospace engineer is an engineer
| 1 |
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ConceptNet
|
aerospace engineering
|
Aerospace engineering are workers.
| 1 |
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WordNet3.0
|
aerospace medicine
|
Aerospace medicine is medicine
| 1 |
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Waterloo
|
aerospace medicine
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Aerospace medicine is one of three specialty area within the field of preventive medicine.
| 0.423614 |
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WordNet3.0
|
aerospace
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An aerospace is a region
| 1 |
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Waterloo
|
aerothermochemicaldynamic effect
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Aerothermochemicaldynamic effects add their own non- linearities, as does radiative energy transfer.
| 0.41499 |
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Waterloo
|
aerotolerant anaerobe
|
Aerotolerant anaerobes are indifferent to the presence of oxygen.
| 0.776272 |
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ARC
|
aerotolerant organism
|
Aerotolerant organisms are strictly fermentative .
| 0.659292 |
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SimpleWikipedia
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aerotolerant organism
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Aerotolerant organisms are strictly fermentative.
| 0.659292 |
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WordNet3.0
|
aesthesia
|
An aesthesia is consciousness
| 1 |
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Waterloo
|
aesthetic bearing
|
Aesthetic bearing plays an initiating yet subjugated role in the development of personality.
| 0.347977 |
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Waterloo
|
aesthetic damage
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Aesthetic damage occurs when the appearance of something is degraded.
| 0.482486 |
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Waterloo
|
aesthetic effect
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Aesthetic effects are important to how texts read, contributing to the overall impact of a passage.
| 0.249069 |
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Waterloo
|
aesthetic elegance
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Aesthetic elegance is central to inspiration, motivation, and excellence.
| 0.268894 |
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Waterloo
|
aesthetic experience
|
Aesthetic experience is something to be learned as well as something instinctive.
| 0.308872 |
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Waterloo
|
aesthetic experience
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Aesthetic experiences can be present both in the creation as well as perception of works of art.
| 0.337931 |
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Waterloo
|
aesthetic experience
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Aesthetic experiences increase a child's awareness and encourage creative expression.
| 0.303798 |
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Waterloo
|
aesthetic form
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Aesthetic forms are the outward visible expressions of ancient traditions.
| 0.475267 |
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Waterloo
|
aesthetic form
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Aesthetic forms play a crucial role in people's commentary about their social structure.
| 0.342566 |
||
Waterloo
|
aesthetic integrity
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Aesthetic integrity is the visual equivalent of behavioral consistency.
| 0.339891 |
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Waterloo
|
aesthetic intent
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Aesthetic intent refers to the imagined form, the spiritual context or the ideological purpose.
| 0.520946 |
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Waterloo
|
aesthetic matter
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Aesthetic matters affect the conditions of everyday life.
| 0.492636 |
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