Container
* Most containers are made of metal.
* Most containers retain moisture
  - water
* Some containers absorb energy
  - are made of plastic
  - float in water
* When potting plants use containers with drainage holes.
* absorb heat.
* are data structures which store elements of a certain kind
  - hierarchical in nature
  - items
* are located in cabinets
  - cargo ships
  - closets
  - container gardens
  - cupboards
  - garages
  - kitchens
  - pantries
  - ports
  - refrigerators
* are objects that contain other objects
  - types of objects
  - such things as expandable arrays, called vectors, lists, and sets
  - the units of clustering, synchronization, and recovery
* are used for holdings
  - organizations
  - washings
* can build up pressure if exposed to heat or fire
  - help small compost piles retain heat in really cold regions
  - pressurize and rupture during fire conditions
  - sit on the ground or hang on walls or fences
* come in a variety of materials such as clay, plastic, wood and concrete
  - shapes
  - all shapes and sizes
* contain materials.
* feature sides.
* fill with liquids.
* have bases
  - bottoms
  - holes or tears that allow chemicals to leak
  - lids
  - seal lids
  - smaller objects
  - tops
* includes sections.
* is instrumentation
  - the term used for food and beverage containers
* look best when they are packed with plants, with little or no soil visible.
* make from minerals.
* manipulate groups of objects and the memory they require.
* overhead is as space cost that consists of two terms.
* sealing materials such as stitching and adhesives are also liable to mould attack.
* support plants
  - vine plants
* usually carry consumer goods, electronic products, and machinery.
+ Containerization: Transportation
  * Containers are built to standardized sizes. They can be loaded and unloaded, stacked, transported over long distances. It led to greatly reduced transport costs, and supported a great increase in international trade.

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Airtight container
* increase the shelf life and allow for bulk buying, saving time and money.
* prevent flavor transfer between foods.

Armored vehicle
* are an excellent way to transport people and equipment safely
  - bullet magnets, a moving foxhole that attracts attention
* save lives, property and equipment.

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Auto
* are a major contributor to global warming
  - also responsible for the NOx air pollutants
  - part of automatic transmissions
* are the number one source of many air pollutants
  - primary means of local transportation
* buy, sell, maintain, and worship.
* includes accelerators
  - air bags
  - auto accessories
* includes automobile batteries
  - engines
  - trunks
  - backs
  - bases
* includes brake bands
  - light
  - systems
  - bumper guards
  - bumpers
  - cabs
* includes car batteries
  - doors
  - mirrors
  - seats
  - wheels
  - ceilings
  - cylinder blocks
  - emergency brakes
  - engine blocks
  - fan belts
  - fans
* includes fuel gauges
  - indicators
  - lines
  - fulcrums
* includes gas gages
  - tanks
* includes gasoline engines
  - gear levers
  - glove compartments
  - hand brakes
  - head restraint
  - headlamps
  - hinges
  - hood ornaments
  - horn buttons
  - horns
  - hubs
  - infrastructures
  - luggage compartments
  - odometers
* includes petrol engines
  - poppets
  - power trains
* includes rear lamps
  - windows
  - roof peaks
  - room light
  - seat belts
  - second gear
  - speedometers
  - suspension systems
* includes tail fins
  - thermostats
  - transmission systems
  - voltage regulators
  - windshields
  - wipers
* means self and arkeia means sufficiency, so autarkeia means self-sufficiency.
* tend to speed, especially around the turns.