The sulfur donor anion $\mathrm{C}{\mathrm{H}}_3{\mathrm{S}}^{-}$, which can bind one metal or bridge several metal centres.

thiocyanate can coordinate through nitrogen, sulfur, or both ends, and can bridge several metal centres. A linkage label specifies donor atoms, whereas the bridging index ${\mu }_n$ specifies the number of connected metals. A short C–N bond and long C–S bond favour an $\mathrm{N}\equiv \mathrm{C}-{\mathrm{S}}^{-}$ description; greater C–S and smaller C–N bond orders give more ${}^{-}\mathrm{N}=\mathrm{C}=\mathrm{S}$ character. Internal distances alone need not determine how many metals are attached.

The circumferential normal stress in a cylindrical or curved structure. In a thin cylindrical wall under internal pressure its membrane value is approximately $Pr/t$. It differs from axial and through-thickness stresses.

The longitudinal membrane stress carried by a shell. A thin cylindrical tube supporting its closed-end pressure load has ${\sigma }_z=Pr/(2t)$; external end loading or an open end changes that balance.

A conducting coating or patterned network designed to transmit a specified optical band while carrying current. Its transmittance, sheet resistance, thickness, optical haze, substrate reference, pattern geometry and mechanical durability must be specified together. A material name alone does not establish that every processed film meets a device specification.

Metered delivery of a liquid film from a slot onto a moving substrate. It can support continuous web production, but uniform wet-film thickness, ink rheology, drying, substrate wetting and particle orientation affect the final coating.

Transfer of liquid from patterned recesses in a printing surface onto a substrate. It can repeatedly coat or pattern a moving flexible web. Ink rheology, cell filling, transfer, wetting and drying determine resolution and film uniformity.

Deposition in which material travels approximately ballistically from a source to the substrate. Shadowing produces poor coverage of hidden surfaces; gas mean free path must substantially exceed the relevant source-substrate path.

Liquid outflow from a narrowing film between nearby surfaces or droplets. viscosity, pressure gradients, surface mobility and intermolecular forces affect its rate and possible rupture.

Using differences in visual access between individuals. Knowing what another can see differs from representing exactly how an object appears to them.

Tracking another individual's informational access or knowledge. Success does not automatically imply understanding false belief.

Representing an agent's belief as differing from reality and predicting action accordingly. False belief, ignorance and a correct remembered location require different controls.

Interpreting another agent's action in relation to an outcome it is pursuing. It can be narrower than representing the agent's beliefs or intentions in a human-like way.

A unit of mass per length, equal to $1g/km$. Force divided by a linear density stated in tex gives tensile tenacity in newtons per tex.

Systematic distortion of biological information through differential preservation and recovery. teeth and delicate soft tissues need not have the same probability of entering the fossil record; even a locally buried assemblage can therefore give a biased account of its living community.

A collection of fossil remains associated in a specified deposit or sample. Its members may have different original habitats or ages; transport of fossil remains and time averaging affect its interpretation.

Movement before final burial can sort remains by size, shape and density. Articulation alone cannot prove local origin, and disarticulation alone cannot prove transport.