concept   depth
9 commonsense assertions
Cultures (9) • Western culture (1) • landlocked countries (1) • Agricultural communities (1) • Art culture (1) • Eastern culture (1) • Oceanic countries (1) • fishing communities (1) • marine culture (1) • marine exploration culture (1)
# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 depth Western culture In Western culture, depth is associated with profound meaning in arts and safety in scuba diving. 2
2 depth landlocked countries The concept of depth is crucial for landlocked countries as it affects soil quality and agricultural productivity. 2
3 depth Agricultural communities Deeper soil is essential for agriculture in agricultural communities as it promotes better crop growth and water retention. 1
4 depth Art culture In art culture, depth is represented through perspective techniques to convey a sense of distance and three-dimensionality on a two-dimensional surface. 1
5 depth Eastern culture Traditional Eastern art uses perspective to create depth and space within the artwork. 1
6 depth Oceanic countries In Oceanic countries, the depth of water is important for fishing and maritime activities, as deeper waters are often associated with more diverse marine life. 1
7 depth fishing communities Deeper water is important for fishing and maritime activities in fishing communities, as it is associated with a wider variety of marine life. 1
8 depth marine culture Understanding depth is crucial for navigation and fishing activities in marine culture, and is commonly measured in fathoms or meters. 1
9 depth marine exploration culture Understanding and navigating deep waters is crucial for marine exploration culture. 1