Sentence examples for comparatively dense from inspiring English sources

Bright nebulae are comparatively dense clouds of gas within the diffuse interstellar medium.

Rittenhouse Square, a comparatively dense neighborhood a few blocks east, is known for its high-rises and restaurants.

Out of water, animals need some pigmental protection against ultraviolet radiation, and the comparatively dense bones that give land animals their heft are impossible to hide.

That arrangement means that atomic nuclei, though comparatively dense, are something like little planetary systems: particles whirling through mostly empty space.

The hot gas then fills most of the cavity (perhaps 90 percent or more) and serves to separate the filaments of the warm, comparatively dense H II region.

The idea of walkable "villages," he added, is to make comparatively dense communities like Civita attractive and convenient to the residents in this traditionally low-density city.

Because limestone is comparatively less dense than adjacent oceanic rocks, such as basalt or chert, many of the Permian reef limestones were not as readily subducted.

Hydration of sodium silicate-activated slag is comparatively slow, resulting in the delayed formation of very dense products with higher mechanical strength.

When these genes are observed in the UCSC genome browser (University of California, Santa Cruz), Ser2P single positive genes appear in the comparatively gene-dense areas.

The pellets were comparatively stable but the dense growth of cells over the time led to 1.5 times increased viscosity and reduced mass transfer.

A note on terminology: Generally speaking, baccalà and similar words refer to cod that has been salted for preservation but which, while dense, remains comparatively supple to the touch – hardly soft, but yielding, like a dry-cured raw ham such as prosciutto.