[C17T3] - Building the Skyline: The Birth and Growth of Manhattan’s Skyscrapers

Geology (Noun)

The scientific study of the Earth's physical structure and substances.

Compilation (Noun)

A collection of different items, especially information, brought together in a single work.

Subterranean (Adjective)

Existing, occurring, or done under the Earth's surface.

Enclaves (Noun)

A distinct group within a larger community, often culturally or geographically isolated.

Amenities (Noun)

Facilities or features that make a place more comfortable or convenient.

Skeletal (Adjective)

Relating to a framework or structure, often referring to buildings or anatomy.

Regression analysis (Noun phrase)

A statistical method used to examine relationships between variables.

Empirical (Adjective)

Based on observation or experience rather than theory.

Caissons (Noun)

Large watertight chambers used in construction work under water or in deep foundations.

Exuberance (Noun)

The quality of being full of energy, excitement, or growth.

Viability (Noun)

The ability to work successfully or sustain itself.