#population

• Anthropography — A descriptive branch of anthropology and human geography dealing with the scientific description, mapping, and recording of the geographical distribution of human communities, considering their physical traits, races, languages, customs, and social structures. This discipline provides the empirical and statistical foundation for analyzing how human diversity is distributed across the Earth's surface.
• Armenian populace — A rare collective noun designating the totality of Armenians within a specific region, city, or country, or the Armenian community viewed as a whole; all people of Armenian descent. In historical or sociological analyses, the term describes the social network, cultural cohesion, and identity structure of the Armenian diaspora historically established in various urban centers across Romania.
• Asia — The largest continent on Earth by both land area and population, located predominantly in the Northern and Eastern Hemispheres, bounded by the Arctic Ocean, the Pacific Ocean, the Indian Ocean, and the Ural Mountains which structurally separate it from Europe. This geographic macro-space houses some of humanity's oldest civilizations, a delicate ecosystem diversity, and a massive economic complexity, defining global geopolitical dynamics.
• Self-governing community — A rare sociological and political term designating a community, a population, or a faction of a people that self-governs, organizes itself autonomously, or establishes on its own its democratic structures and internal rules of cohabitation, without executive or legislative enforcement from a central state nucleus.
• Baade — A proper surname of German origin, predominantly associated in scientific contexts with the astronomer Wilhelm Heinrich Walter Baade (1893–1960). His foundational contributions include defining the two distinct stellar populations (Population I and Population II), recalibrating cosmic distances by revising the Cepheid period-luminosity relation, and discovering major asteroids, with his name being given to the lunar crater Baade, asteroid 1501 Baade, and an observational window toward the galactic center.
• Baby boom — A sudden, massive, and temporary increase in the birth rate within a specific geographic region, typically occurring in the wake of a major historical event, such as the end of a devastating war or a period of significant economic prosperity. The most famous phenomenon of this type occurred globally after World War II, between 1946 and 1964, giving rise to the generation known as 'baby boomers'.