The phrase "a dense look" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone's facial expression or appearance that conveys seriousness, concentration, or deep thought.
Example: "She had a dense look on her face as she tried to solve the complex math problem."
Alternatives: "a serious expression" or "a thoughtful gaze."
The title comes from the British director Alan Clarke's 1989 short film of the same name, a tough and dense look at the violence in northern Ireland.
The title comes from the British director Alan Clarke's 1989 rough-and-ready short film of the same name, a tough and dense look at the violence in Northern Ireland, which also didn't paste answers onto the problem.
Mostly, after going through such an exhaustive and dense look back at where sex intersects with power, religion, and gender, you question just about everything you've come to think about why we believe in monogamy, why we accept the idea that men are "hardwired to cheat" and what the purpose and form of the family will be, once straight people marrying for life isn't the only model.
On a mammogram, a dense breast looks mostly white, whereas a fatty breast looks dark gray.
The book offers a detailed history of primitive machine learning and a dense and fascinating look at the future of true artificial intelligence.
I flew into Fairbanks, where Romanovsky lives, and when I arrived the whole city was enveloped in a dense haze that looked like fog but smelled like burning rubber.
The other is the ability of this strain to gather on the surface of an intestinal wall in a dense pattern that looks like a stack of bricks, possibly enhancing the bacteria's ability to pump the toxin into the body.
It is smooth and makes for a great user experience compared to the text-dense look of most social bookmarking services.
In a dense rainforest, trunks can look the same, for example, so it is not always possible to identify a tree just by its looks, says Medin, who was not involved in the work.
