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24 commonsense assertions
Cultures (24) • Northern countries (1) • Tropical countries (1) • Middle Eastern countries (1) • Western countries (1) • Canada (1) • United States (1) • Europe (1) • Indonesia (1) • Norway (1) • Traditional Asian countries (1) • Rwanda (1) • Southern cultures (1) • African savannah tribes (1) • Chile (1) • Everyday conversation (1) • Jewish American (1) • Mexico (1) • Myanmar (1) • Namibian (1) • Philippines (1) Reunion (1) • Russia (1) • equestrian cultures (1) • maritime (1) • more
# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 window Northern countries Windows in Northern countries are designed for insulation and protection from harsh weather. 16
2 window Tropical countries Windows in tropical countries are designed for ventilation and to keep heat outside. 13
3 window Middle Eastern countries In Middle Eastern countries, windows are typically small and ornately decorated for privacy and ventilation in hot climates. 10
4 window Western countries In Western countries, windows prioritize natural light, ventilation, energy efficiency, privacy, and scenic views. 9
5 window Canada In Canada, windows are utilized to regulate temperature and offer protection from the weather while driving or at home. 8
6 window United States Windows are important architectural features for natural light and ventilation in the United States, commonly covered with curtains or blinds. 8
7 window Europe Windows in Europe are typically covered with curtains or blinds for privacy and temperature regulation. 5
8 window Indonesia Windows in Indonesia are designed for maximum ventilation to improve air circulation in hot and humid climates. 3
9 window Norway In Norway, double glazed windows are used to insulate against cold and maximize natural light in long, dark winters. 3
10 window Traditional Asian countries "Traditional Asian windows commonly have paper screens and sliding doors." 3
11 window Rwanda In Rwandan culture, windows are opened for ventilation and natural light. 2
12 window Southern cultures Southern cultures use windows for airflow. 2
13 window African savannah tribes In African savannah tribes, windows are commonly left open for fresh air and natural light. 1
14 window Chile In Chile, windows are often kept open for ventilation. 1
15 window Everyday conversation Windows are used in everyday conversation for letting light in and for ventilation. 1
16 window Jewish American In Jewish American culture, windows are often decorated with mezuzahs for protection and blessings. 1
17 window Mexico In Mexico, windows are often kept open to improve ventilation in warm and humid climates. 1
18 window Myanmar In Myanmar, windows are often adorned with decorative shutters for visual appeal. 1
19 window Namibian In Namibian culture, windows are used to allow cool air into the home. 1
20 window Philippines In the Philippines, windows are often kept open to improve ventilation in warm and humid climates. 1
21 window Reunion In Reunion culture, windows are used for ventilation in the tropical climate. 1
22 window Russia In Russia, windows are used to minimize heat loss and regulate temperature in buildings. 1
23 window equestrian cultures In equestrian cultures, windows are mainly used for mounting and dismounting horses. 1
24 window maritime Windows in maritime cultures are designed to let in sea breeze and reduce humidity in homes. 1