Sentence examples for crowded nature from inspiring English sources
Guillen noted the stress of recording in Quiapo, due to the large number of extras, the already crowded nature of the area and the small size of the time periods during which they were allowed to film in the church itself.
Here we have considered the importance of the property of the cytoplasm which is frequently termed its "crowded" nature [25] [34].
These included the already crowded nature of the public health university curriculum and the difficulty of simply employing dominant conceptions of 'medical ethics' to a field with (at least in many respects) quite different concerns and priorities [ 4].
Has there been any discussion of the crowded nature of the site?
In mitigation, Ferguson said he was forced to pick his youth team because of the crowded nature of his fixture list.
When assessed in light of the fewer opportunities to sponsor rather than just advertise, this spend increase demonstrates the popular and crowded nature of sponsorship of audience-drawing events.
But in the cooler months and on summer mornings or evenings it is an excellent way of getting a sense for the soothing pace and un-crowded nature of the island.
I pictured a shared-world where players would encounter each other as they explored in an exciting and organic way, eschewing traditional concepts of party-based play and the over-crowded nature of most MMORPGs.
Hence, large dendrimers, which are extremely dense objects with highly crowded peripheries exhibit fractal nature with a fractal dimension greater than 3.
A record surge in tourism in the last three years has fuelled New Zealand's impressive economic growth but left the Pacific nation's infrastructure straining, with locals complaining of everything from clogged small town public toilets to once-tranquil nature walks crowded with people and rubbish.
