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abstract
Existing in thought rather than as a physical object; theoretical or con...
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accurate
Correct and exact, without mistakes or distortion of facts or measuremen...
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acknowledge
To accept or admit the existence, truth, or receipt of something formall...
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aggregate
A whole formed by combining several separate elements or amounts togethe...
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allocation
The process or result of distributing resources, funds, or tasks for a p...
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assign
To give someone a task, role, or resource; to allocate formally.
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attach
To fasten or join one thing to another; to include with a document.
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author
A person who writes a book, article, or other published academic work.
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bond
A connection linking people, groups, or atoms; a formal financial debt c...
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brief
Lasting a short time; concise in length or expression.
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capable
Having the ability, skill, or qualities needed to do something successfu...
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cite
To quote or refer to a source as evidence or authority in writing.
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cooperative
Willing to work with others toward shared goals; involving joint effort.
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discrimination
Unfair treatment based on group membership; or the ability to distinguis...
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display
To show something publicly; an arrangement or presentation of items or d...
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diversity
The state of including many different types of people, ideas, or element...
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domain
A field of knowledge, activity, or control; a defined area of authority.
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edition
A particular version of a published book or work issued at a given time.
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enhance
To improve the quality, value, or effectiveness of something.
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estate
All property and assets owned by a person; a large area of land or housi...
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exceed
To be greater than a limit, amount, or expectation.
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expert
A person with extensive knowledge or skill in a particular field.
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explicit
Stated clearly and directly, leaving no room for doubt or confusion.
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federal
Relating to a central national government in a divided political system.
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fee
An amount of money paid for a professional service or privilege.
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flexibility
The quality of bending easily; ability to adapt to changing conditions.
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furthermore
In addition; used to introduce another supporting point in formal writin...
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gender
The social and cultural roles associated with being male, female, or oth...
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ignore
To deliberately pay no attention to something or someone.
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incentive
Something that motivates action, such as a reward or benefit.
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incidence
The rate at which something occurs, especially disease or events in a po...
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incorporate
To include something as part of a whole; to unite into a single entity.
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index
A systematic list or measure used to track items, topics, or changes ove...
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inhibition
Restraint that slows or prevents an action, process, or response.
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initiative
A new plan or action to solve a problem; ability to act independently.
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input
Resources, data, or opinions contributed to a process or decision.
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instruction
Teaching or detailed directions about how to perform a task or activity.
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intelligence
The ability to learn, reason, and solve problems; collected information ...
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interval
A period between events; a range within which a value may lie.
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lecture
An oral presentation on an academic topic to a class or audience.
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migration
Movement of people or animals from one region to another, often permanen...
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minimum
The smallest amount or level allowed or required.
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ministry
A government department headed by a minister; religious service or clerg...
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motivation
The reason or desire that drives someone to act or persist in effort.
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neutral
Not supporting either side; impartial; neither acid nor base in chemistr...
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nevertheless
In spite of that; used to introduce a contrasting point that still holds...
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overseas
Across the sea; in or to a foreign country beyond one's own borders.
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precede
To come before something in time, order, or rank.
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presumption
A belief treated as true until proved otherwise; acceptance without proo...
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rational
Based on reason and logic rather than emotion; sensible and coherent.
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recovery
Return to a normal state after illness, loss, or economic downturn.
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reveal
To make known something previously hidden or unknown.
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scope
The extent of area, subject matter, or range covered by an activity.
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subsidiary
Secondary in importance; a company controlled by a larger parent organiz...
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tape
A narrow strip of material; recorded audio or video stored on magnetic m...
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trace
To find the origin or path of something; a very small detectable amount.
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transformation
A thorough change in form, appearance, character, or function.
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transport
To carry people or goods from one place to another; a system or vehicle ...
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underlie
To lie beneath as a foundation; to form the basis of something.
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utility
Usefulness or practical value; a public service such as electricity or w...