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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a dense surface of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a surface that is thick, compact, or closely packed with material or elements.
Example: "The artist created a striking painting with a dense surface of vibrant colors and textures."
Alternatives: "a thick layer of" or "a compact surface of".
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The Stille Nacht ('Silent Night,' in English) arrives just in time for the holidays, appropriately, and it offers no traditional time indices, but instead shows a dense surface of points that also feature lime so that they glow in the dark.
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The pluronic copolymer content is 75.5 wt.% corresponding to a dense surface coverage of one modifying molecule per 390 carbon atoms of the nanotube.
As shown in Fig. 4a, TEM images of extensively washed Au-FePt@SiO2-N nanoparticles revealedenseensurfaceacoverageage of gold nanoparticles.
A dense surface structure of cement-based material is important for its resistance to the impacts of environment.
Loose sandy soils consisting of wind-borne deposits and riverine sands are found in the northern regions, although, in areas where there is a marked dry season, a dense surface layer of laterite develops, making these soils difficult to cultivate.
Initially, we constructed a dense surface model (DSM) of the 3D facial images of individuals with an identified syndrome or CNV and the 387 controls (Hammond and Suttie 2012).
TiO2 film deposited by the EFMS technique had a dense surface morphology consisting of smaller particles.
The phenomenon may or may not be similar in nature to the findings that emerged from Brouwer & van Ee's [22] study on reversal with a modified rotating globe, in that the non-uniformity of the biomotion walker (i.e. the fact that it is not a uniformly dense surface of dots) may give rise to a non-uniform distribution of responses over the rotation cycle.
The adsorption kinetics reveals two regimes: a Fickian behaviour at the beginning and a slower process after the formation of a dense surface coverage.
finely textured surface horizon consisting of a dense surface crust and a platy lower part; formed under arid conditions in periodically flooded soils.
As can be seen in Fig. 4a, the hydrogel beads, which were formed in the CaCl2 solution, had a denser surface composed of uniform nanofibers and a large amount of crosslinked alginate.
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