Sentence examples for are far denser from inspiring English sources

A powerful pattern began to emerge, for certain fuels are far denser in energy than others.

For instance, closer to the center of the galaxy where star populations are far denser, the frequent passage of one star past another could trigger cascades of comets, trillions of which are thought to orbit most stars' icy fringes.

Their relationship to Debussy's works in the genre is obvious, though Dutilleux's harmony and textures are far denser and his technical demands much greater; Braley nevertheless brought to them an easy sense of command combined with absolute expressive conviction.

Head 15 miles or so inland to the Paradise campground, in the Los Padres National Forest, and hiking trails wend along steep, rocky ridges where the earth is a ruddy hue and the trees are far denser than in the valley.

While the ZIP codes with the highest earnings tend to be in New York City — the neighborhood of Sunset Park, Brooklyn, is tops in the state, doing almost twice the business of the second-place ZIP code, northwest Staten Island, according to lottery figures — that is because city neighborhoods are far denser than those upstate.

Second, SNPs are far denser than other markers, including both visible markers and DNA polymorphisms such as Tc1 insertions.

And it is far denser, with a smaller volume, raising the threat of ruined mechanical assemblies and perhaps changes in the critical mass needed to start a nuclear chain reaction.

Kaib simulated the evolution of comet clouds in the solar system for 1.2 billion years and discovered that comets can also come from the inner Oort cloud, which was thought to be far denser with comets.

NASA's analogy is to imagine putting your hand in a hot oven versus dunking it into a pot of boiling water the temperatures may be the same, but the water will do more rapid damage because the medium is far denser.

Matter in the suspected quark stars would be far denser.

That play, "The Invention of Love," was "far denser, far more cerebral," Mr. O'Brien said.