Sentence examples for be dense enough from inspiring English sources

The tree's canopy must be dense enough for the Fohts to recline amid the leaves without being easily seen.

In theory these should be dense enough to protect the eye during an eclipse, but with widespread confusion over who, if anyone, is carrying out safety checks, you would be wise to limit viewing to short periods.

It could be a mile, or hundreds of miles, in diameter, but to be dense enough to have survived the explosive demise and subsequent evolution of its host star, it likely was part of a large planet with a wider more distant orbit.

The cell deployment is assumed to be dense enough so that coverage areas of different cells overlap.

Janhäll (2015) concluded that the "filtration vegetation barriers have to be dense enough to offer a large deposition surface area and porous enough to allow penetration".

In contrast, if the image resolution of the camera is very high (e.g., >1280×1024), the point cloud might not be dense enough to provide good amplitude values for each pixel.

The fumes were dense enough in Texas that officials issued a health warning for 50 counties.

If carbon dioxide is dense enough, it extracts hydrocarbons from the oil to make a mixture miscible with crude oil.

When layered and set with powder, it's dense enough to cover the most evil of spots.

The main consideration is whether a photo on a phone is dense enough to print in a large format.

However, brown dwarfs prevent further contraction because their cores are dense enough to hold themselves up with electron degeneracy pressure.