concept   electricity
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# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 electricity urban areas Electricity is an essential and dependable utility for modern urban living. 28
2 electricity developed countries Electricity is a crucial and widespread component of daily life and infrastructure in developed countries. 20
3 electricity urban areas in developed countries Electricity is essential and readily available in urban areas of developed countries for daily life and technological advancements. 18
4 electricity United States Electricity is essential in daily life in the United States and is often produced using fossil fuels and nuclear power. 17
5 electricity Western countries Electricity is a widely available and integral utility in Western countries. 12
6 electricity rural areas in developing countries Limited and unreliable electricity access in rural areas of developing countries affects daily life and economic activities. 10
7 electricity remote off-grid communities In remote off-grid communities, electricity is scarce and often unreliable. 9
8 electricity Canada Electricity is widely used in Canadian culture for heating, powering appliances, and industrial purposes, with efforts to conserve energy during winter. 8
9 electricity Japan Efficient usage and reliable grid infrastructure are essential cultural values in Japan due to limited resources and environmental awareness. 7
10 electricity Netherlands The Netherlands prioritizes renewable energy and efficient electricity usage in daily life. 5
11 electricity electric engineering Electricity is essential in modern life and involves complex circuitry, power distribution, and control systems in electric engineering. 5
12 electricity Europe Electricity is widely used and essential for daily life in Europe, powering various devices and appliances. 4
13 electricity industrialized countries Electricity is essential for daily life in industrialized countries, powering a wide range of appliances and devices. 4
14 electricity less technologically advanced countries Limited and unreliable electricity access in rural areas of less technologically advanced countries has a significant impact on daily life and modern amenities. 4
15 electricity off-grid areas Limited access to electricity in off-grid areas relies on solar power or generators. 4
16 electricity remote areas in developing countries Limited electricity in remote areas in developing countries affects daily life and forces reliance on traditional methods. 4
17 electricity underdeveloped areas Limited access to electricity in underdeveloped areas results in frequent outages due to inadequate infrastructure and resources. 4
18 electricity Nomadic Tribes Nomadic tribes do not regularly use electricity and have limited access to it. 3
19 electricity global Electricity is integral to modern living worldwide, supporting daily activities and powering electronic devices. 3
20 electricity remote communities Limited and unreliable access to electricity in remote communities. 3
21 electricity remote rural areas Electricity supply in remote rural areas is intermittent and unreliable, resulting in limited use of electrical appliances. 3
22 electricity remote tribal communities Remote tribal communities have limited access to electricity for essential lighting and basic appliances. 3
23 electricity Less industrialized countries In less industrialized countries, electricity in rural areas may be unreliable or inaccessible. 2
24 electricity Qatar Qatar heavily relies on natural gas for its electricity needs. 2
25 electricity Remote Himalayan villages Limited and unreliable access to electricity in remote Himalayan villages. 2
26 electricity developing countries In developing countries, electricity is often intermittent and limited in accessibility, leading to reliance on alternative power sources. 2
27 electricity impoverished nations The lack of consistent access to electricity in impoverished nations perpetuates socioeconomic disparities. 2
28 electricity less developed regions Limited and unreliable electricity is considered a luxury in many less developed regions. 2
29 electricity remote indigenous communities Remote indigenous communities have limited access to modern electricity. 2
30 electricity rural areas Electricity in rural areas, especially remote areas, is less reliable and less widespread. 2
31 electricity rural areas with limited access Rural areas with limited access rely on intermittent or non-electric alternatives due to the concept of electricity. 2
32 electricity technologically advanced countries In technologically advanced countries, electricity is widely available and accessible in daily life. 2
33 electricity undeveloped regions Access to electricity in undeveloped regions is limited and unreliable. 2
34 electricity urban areas In urban areas, reliable and accessible electricity enables daily activities and technology use. 2
35 electricity urbanized societies Electricity usage is widespread and essential in daily life in urbanized societies. 2
36 electricity worldwide Electricity is a global force that powers devices and appliances worldwide. 2
37 electricity Amish community The Amish community does not use electricity in traditional households due to their preference for a simple, low-tech lifestyle. 1
38 electricity Global North countries Electricity is a common household resource for powering appliances and lighting in Global North countries. 1
39 electricity Nigeria Electricity in Nigeria is often unreliable and subject to frequent power outages. 1
40 electricity Physics education in the West Electricity in Western physics education is taught with a focus on scientific principles and technological and engineering applications. 1
41 electricity Remote tribal communities without access to modern technology Remote tribal communities without access to modern technology rely on natural light sources, fire for cooking, and manual tools for tasks due to their lack of electricity. 1
42 electricity Remote villages in developing countries Electricity in remote villages in developing countries may be unreliable or unavailable. 1
43 electricity Rural Papua New Guinea Electricity is not readily available and plays a minimal role in daily life in rural Papua New Guinea. 1
44 electricity Rural areas Electricity in rural areas is often intermittent or lacking due to limited infrastructure and resources. 1
45 electricity Small remote communities Small remote communities may not have reliable access to electricity. 1
46 electricity Small villages in developing countries Electricity in small villages in developing countries is often available intermittently and used sparingly due to limited infrastructure. 1
47 electricity South Asia In South Asia, access to electricity is limited, particularly in rural areas. 1
48 electricity Technical individuals Technical individuals in this culture understand electricity in terms of voltage, current, and circuits. 1
49 electricity Traditional cultures in remote regions Electricity is not commonly accessible or used in everyday life in traditional cultures in remote regions. 1
50 electricity Western urban areas Electricity is essential for daily life in Western urban areas. 1
51 electricity everyday life Electricity is integral to everyday life, powering electronic devices and lighting homes. 1
52 electricity scientific community Electricity, the flow of electrons, is crucial to numerous natural phenomena according to the scientific community. 1
53 electricity scientific community in Europe The scientific community in Europe studies electricity at the quantum level to understand its behavior in materials. 1
54 electricity scientific community in western countries Electricity, understood through electromagnetism, is a fundamental force in the universe according to the scientific community in western countries. 1
55 electricity suburban areas Electricity is reliable and widely available for household use in suburban areas. 1