Assertion: balsa | /r/HasProperty | light
Facets:
value: often
type: TEMPORAL
value: for its weight in the world
type: OTHER
value: extremely
type: DEGREE
value: because of its unique properties
type: CAUSE
Source sentences:
text: Why balsa is light
text: Balsa wood is so light, that I could believe that it is a stronger building material pound for pound...however, I know that steel is also very strong, hence my question.
text: In fact, balsa wood is often considered the strongest wood for its weight in the world.
text: Balsa wood is one of the lightest woods and because of its unique properties; it is commonly used in making model projects like airplanes and doll houses.
text: Balsa is easy to work with because it is light, soft and versatile.
text: Balsa is light, comes from a replaceable resource (grows fast—mostly in Central America), gives good sound and thermal insulation and effectively damps vibration.
text: Best of balsa - Balsa is more durable, balsa is light, and it has a rich feel to it.
text: Balsa wood is extremely light, yet very durable.
text: Being light and strong, balsa wood was long considered a perfect material for surfboards.
text: Although balsa wood is extremely light, it is actually a hardwood.
text: In fact, balsa wood is often considered the strongest wood for its weight in the world.
text: In fact, balsa wood is often considered the strongest wood for its weight in the world.
text: In fact, balsa wood is often considered the strongest wood for its weight in the world.