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23 commonsense assertions
Cultures (23) • Tropical countries (1) • Northern countries (1) • United States (1) • Canada (1) • Germany (1) • India (1) • Nigeria (1) • Australia (1) • Brazil (1) • Japan (1) • Kenyan (1) • Mexico (1) • New Zealand (1) • Norway (1) • Saudi Arabia (1) • South Korea (1) • Sweden (1) • Switzerland (1) • Thailand (1) • United Arab Emirates (1) Northern countries with polar day-night patterns (1) • Tropical architecture (1) • Western architecture (1) • more
# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 insulation Tropical countries In tropical countries, there is less emphasis on insulation due to the warm climate, with a focus on keeping homes cool. 7
2 insulation Northern countries Proper insulation is crucial for energy conservation in Northern countries to retain heat in cold climates. 6
3 insulation United States In the United States, good insulation is crucial for energy efficiency and comfort, particularly in cold weather climates. 6
4 insulation Canada Proper insulation is crucial for energy efficiency and comfort in Canada's cold weather climate. 5
5 insulation Germany Insulation is crucial for energy efficiency and comfort in construction, especially in cold climates, and is valued in German culture. 4
6 insulation India Insulation is less commonly used in Indian buildings due to warmer climates and different architectural practices. 4
7 insulation Nigeria In Nigeria, insulation in homes is given less emphasis due to milder temperatures and a focus on natural cooling methods. 4
8 insulation Australia Insulation in Australian culture focuses on maintaining indoor comfort and varies by region. 2
9 insulation Brazil In Brazil, insulation is less common due to the emphasis on natural ventilation and building materials suited for the local climate. 2
10 insulation Japan Insulation is considered crucial for indoor comfort and energy efficiency in diverse climates, especially in cold regions of Japan. 2
11 insulation Kenyan Traditional Kenyan housing does not widely use insulation due to milder temperatures and focus on natural cooling methods. 2
12 insulation Mexico Insulation is less common in Mexico due to a focus on natural climate control and other construction priorities. 2
13 insulation New Zealand New Zealand's insulation culture prioritizes comfortable indoor temperatures and natural ventilation in diverse regions. 2
14 insulation Norway Insulation is crucial in Norway for preserving warmth during long, cold winters. 2
15 insulation Saudi Arabia Insulation has less emphasis in Saudi Arabia due to the hot desert climate and reliance on centralized cooling systems. 2
16 insulation South Korea Insulation is crucial for temperature control in diverse climates and is widely used in construction in South Korea. 2
17 insulation Sweden Insulation is crucial for retaining heat in Swedish homes during long winters. 2
18 insulation Switzerland Insulation is key for energy efficiency and cost reduction in Swiss construction. 2
19 insulation Thailand Insulation is less common in Thailand due to the warmer climate and different architectural practices. 2
20 insulation United Arab Emirates Insulation is less emphasized in the United Arab Emirates due to the hot desert climate and reliance on centralized cooling systems. 2
21 insulation Northern countries with polar day-night patterns Insulation is important for keeping homes warm during cold winters in Northern countries with polar day-night patterns. 1
22 insulation Tropical architecture In tropical architecture, minimal insulation is used to allow heat to escape and increase ventilation. 1
23 insulation Western architecture In Western architecture, thick insulation is utilized to maintain warmth in cold climates. 1