Over the past ten years or so, the mixing has become much denser, richer, more sophisticated, the influences ranging from Vergil and Juvenal to Hambone Willie Newbern and Bing Crosby (the presiding shade over the Christmas album).
The microstructures of the MKPC paste with GO addition of 0.05 wt.% become much denser and better crystallization of the hydration products can be achieved, compared with the fresh MKPC paste.
The snow may look fluffy and light while it is falling but within a few days it will have settled and become much denser, How much denser is a question that is difficult to answer satisfactorily, because its density may range from about 0.2 to 0.5 while new snow averages about 0.1 (compared to 1.0 for water).
As further revealed by Figure 2b, d, the SWNT fiber upon twisting became much denser and possessed substantial alignment of the nanotubes along the twisting direction.
Nevertheless, when the pulse time increases to 0.5 s, the resulting Pt nanodots become much denser and bigger, thus revealing that the pulse time of (MeCp Pt(Me 3 plays a key role in the growth of Pt nanodots.
If the pH value was only slightly decreased, the distribution of AuNPs on Ge became much denser, as shown in Figure 2b, with the '30.3% AuNPs' sample possessing an AuNP coverage ratio of 30.3%.
Because of the use of LD information, the covariance structure becomes much richer and denser compared to the use of linkage information alone.
The nonideal behaviour of the gas that accompanies further increases in density eventually leads to an increase in viscosity, and the viscosity of an extremely dense gas becomes much like that of a liquid.
Without frequent fires, the forests have become much more dense with young trees, are more prone to large damaging wildfires, and are increasingly dominated by one or two individual species.
The results showed that with increasing bias voltage, the graphite-like structure component (sp2 bond) in the GLC films increased, and the films gradually became much smoother and denser.
