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Cup
* Most cups fill with hot liquids
  - have width
  - hold water
* S are circular hollows carved out of the rock by a sharp stone or antler.
* Some cups contain nutrients
  - phosphorus
  - proteins
* Some cups have domes
  - temperature
  - thermal energy
* are hand-lacquered bowls used for drinking saki
  - relative to style sizes so cups gets bigger as sizes increases
  - safer than bottles and teats because they are easier to keep clean
* fill with beverages
  - favorite beverages
* generally refer to affairs of the heart, to love and joy, the emotional aspects of life.
* have rims
* includes sections.
* represent the element of water.
* sit on desks.

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Chalice
* are cups.
* assist the clergy in administering the wine and bread at celebrations of the Holy Eucharist.

Measure cup
* fill with water.
* have rims.

Plastic cup
* Most plastic cups fill with liquids.
* Some plastic cups contain leaves.

Teacup
* are containers
  - dishs
* includes handles
* is an amount
* make lovely containers for silk or dried flower arrangements.

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Cylinder
* All cylinders have their pistons reaching the ignition point at different times.
* Most cylinders have diameters.
* Some cylinders have chemical resistance.
* are a low level measure of disk capacity
  - vertical stack of tracks on a hard disk
  - chambers
  - colour coded to assist in quick visual identification of cylinders from a distance
  - concentric tracks on the surface of the disk
  - figures
  - horizontal rather than vertical and point in the opposite of two directions
  - manifolds
* are one of the most versatile pneumatic devices within industry
* are part of compressors
  - pumps
  - scubas
  - perhaps as easy to make as spheres
  - round shapes
  - solids
* can contain inert gases or very toxic substances
  - spin along their long axes, producing day and night if oriented properly
* contain exhaust valves
* have a finite life expectancy
  - same diameters
* involves two numbers, a power and a meridian in degrees.
* represent single and double bonds.

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Hydraulic cylinder
* allow for the bending of work rolls to achieve a flatter profile.
* apply down pressure.
* come in various shapes and sizes.

Pneumatic cylinder
* Pneumatic Cylinders Convert the energy from air into linear motion.
* are the most common type of forcing system.
* maintain positive pressure on doors at all times.

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Stalagmite
* are always solid
  - located in caves
  - mounds or tapering columns that rise up from the cave floor
  - part of caves
  - similar columns that grow from the cave's floor
* are the columns, which rise from the floor of the caves
  - largest formations
  - things that grow up
* build with distinct mounds and ridges on their way toward the ceiling.
* can be one to three cups high.
* form on the floors of some caves.
* grow from the floor of limestone caves
  - on the cave floor beneath dripping stalactites
  - only when the weather is warm and there is ample rain
* grow up from the floor of the cave from water that has dripped down
  - where mineral laden water drips from above
* only form if the cave floor is undisturbed by animals or flowing water.
* rapidly turn into corallite crust formations which are hollow inside.
* usually have a broader base and a blunter tip than the stalactites.

Dispenser
* Most dispensers form sealed systems which greatly reduce human exposure to solvent vapors.
* are a core component used to store and dispense reagents
  - suppliers