Sentence examples for a much less dense from inspiring English sources

The density values suggest that Io and Europa have a rocky composition similar to that of the Moon, whereas roughly 50 percent of Ganymede and Callisto must be made of a much less dense substance, water ice being the obvious candidate.

Archaeologists in cities such as Brescia or Verona have found a much less dense settlement network inside the walls of the early medieval cities than in the preceding or later ones, with lower buildings, more courtyards, many more open spaces used for agriculture, and, often, a trend toward building in wood.

Of course, if Bolt were to run on a planet with a much less dense atmosphere, he could achieve records of fantastic proportions.

In the mitotic shakeoff, myoblasts are in a much less dense environment and exposed to fresh media and growth factors.

The main finding from the data in Table 5 was a dense network of workers linked on the exchange of team care but a much less dense network of workers linked on the exchange of management and planning or policy development.

P11-13/P11-14 hydrogels showed a brick-like network of large fibres surrounded by smaller interconnecting fibres where cell remnants were visible, whereas P11-4 showed a much less dense network of fibres and the cells elaborated neomatrix over 14 days.

It associated, however, to form a distribution of much less dense aggregates with an average size that increased as the polymer concentration was raised.

Air as a liquid is much less dense and less efficient.

Combining 70% helium and 30% oxygen results in a gas which is much less dense than a nitrogen-oxygen gas mixture (nitrox) and has approximately the same viscosity [ 1].

The most common test, a T-score, measures how much less dense your bones are compared with those of an ethnicity-matched 30-year-old.

But because the oil is a light crude that is much less dense than the surrounding water, "by every law of physics it has got to come up," Overton says.