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Property
* More property is damaged in the United States by floods than other natural disasters.
* Most properties are measured using a number and a unit of measurement.
* Properties Attached to a device are a number of properties
  - Naturally occurring zirconium contains five isotopes
* Properties affect activities
  - areas
  - coastal areas
  - human activities
  - permeability
  - quality
* Properties are also related to ion size, with magnesium crosslinked gels weaker than calcium ones
  - attributes of an object
  - concepts
  - features which different objects can share
  - functions that set or return information about the state of an object
  - owned by people
  - part of culture
  - possessions
  - qualities that define the appearance or action of an object or a section
  - related to the structure and the composition of the molecules
  - special qualities or characteristics that a thing has
  - tastes,temperatures, and qualities of an herb
* Properties are the attributes of a component
  - characteristics of an object
  - features according to which things in the world can be sorted and classified
  - theft
  - used to define all objects
  - variables that contain values that help define the nature of the object
  - describe matter
* Properties give fresh insight
* Properties have economic values
  - importance
  - little importance
  - include appearances
  - prefix is an array of strings
* Properties provide important information
  - represent attributes of resources relationships between resources
* Some properties are instantiated by individuals because of the relations they bear to other things
  - depend on temperature
* commodity, albeit a commodity with emotional ties.
* enslaves people.
* generally is divided equally among the children after the parents die.
* includes real and tangible and intangible personal property.
* is acquired thru trade, which is an exchange of values.
* is an attribute of a control
  - institution which creates unequal social power
* is anything that can be possessed and disposed of in a legal manner
  - people can use, control, or dispose of
  - buildings, machines, retirement funds, savings accounts, and even ideas
  - classified as either real property or personal property
  - considered to be any item that has a value
  - crucial to the functioning of a free society and to the rule of law
  - divided into real property, and personal property
  - obtained by the free gift of another person, by toil, or by theft
  - something that belongs to someone
  - the foundation and context of the rational relationship between man and nature
* is the right to exclude others
  - use, possess, enjoy and dispose of a thing
  - suicide of society
  - very symbol of a person's freedom
* liens specializes in online, real-time searches of property liens.
* mapping from key to value used as resources by applications.
* means and includes real and personal property
  - real property including buildings, grounds and lots
  - to the preservation of human life
* owned by a spouse prior to marriage is nonmarital.
* person's greatest asset.
* refers to all assets used in governmental operations
  - one's material possessions and their life chances
  - the cold, hot, warm or cool nature of a drug
* represents a major proportion of the world's wealth and needs to be managed effectively.
* system of regulated relationships.
* typically forms the bulk of most people's estate.
* useful tool for promoting human happiness.
+ Measurement, Units of measurement
  * Most properties are measured using a number and a unit of measurement. The unit of measurement is a standard amount. The number compares the property to that standard amount. This means a tree that is ten times as tall as a meter stick is 10 meters tall.
+ Property, Ownership: Chemistry :: Theater
  * Property is something that belongs to someone. If someone buys a car, the car becomes their property. The Statue of Liberty is the property of the people of the United States.
+ Semimetal: Semimetals
  * A 'semimetal' or a 'metalloid' is a chemical element. It has some properties like a metal. Some properties are like a nonmetal. It might be shiny, but brittle. It might be dull, but conducts electricity. It might be very hard, but shiny. The most common semimetal is silicon. Silicon has electrical conductivity between metals and nonmetals.