concept   seaworthiness
11 commonsense assertions
Cultures (11) • Southeast Asia (1) • Mediterranean countries (1) • North America (1) • Boat enthusiasts (1) • Central America (1) • Greenland (1) • Northern Europe (1) • Pacific Island nations (1) • South Africa (1) • South America (1) • South Korea (1)
# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 seaworthiness Southeast Asia Seaworthiness in Southeast Asia is about navigating tropical storms and shallow waters. 3
2 seaworthiness Mediterranean countries Seaworthiness in Mediterranean countries involves navigating busy coastal shipping lanes. 2
3 seaworthiness North America In North American culture, seaworthiness is characterized by strong hulls and reliable navigation for long journeys. 2
4 seaworthiness Boat enthusiasts Boat enthusiasts prioritize seaworthiness and place great emphasis on the condition and performance of their boats in open water. 1
5 seaworthiness Central America Seaworthiness in Central America involves navigating diverse weather and strong ocean currents in the Atlantic and Pacific. 1
6 seaworthiness Greenland Seaworthiness in Greenlandic culture is defined by the ability to navigate icy waters and endure long periods of darkness. 1
7 seaworthiness Northern Europe Seaworthiness in Northern Europe is linked with being able to withstand cold and harsh weather. 1
8 seaworthiness Pacific Island nations Traditional navigation and resilience in harsh ocean conditions are important aspects of seaworthiness for Pacific Island nations. 1
9 seaworthiness South Africa Seaworthiness in South African culture requires preparation for encounters with marine animals and potential rescue operations. 1
10 seaworthiness South America Seaworthiness in South American culture involves navigating challenging conditions in the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans. 1
11 seaworthiness South Korea Seaworthiness in South Korean culture is defined by its ability to withstand typhoons and tsunamis in the Pacific Ocean. 1