Sentence examples for dense activity from inspiring English sources

Areas of dense activity give way here and there to more open sections, and the flow is interrupted by vertical or diagonal elements, but the sense of movement is constant and enveloping, and orchestrated with bravura authority.

As reported in the 3 October issue of Geophysical Research Letters, the plot of 72 million lightning flashes showed three distinct regions of very dense activity.

One possibility is that our recordings undersampled L2/3 population activity; however, if locomotion induced dense activity similar to that observed in Dombeck et al., (2009), we would have expected to observe movement-related firing rate changes in a significant proportion of our intracellular recordings.

Rather, our data provide support for the idea that the representation switches from sparse (i.e. a small fraction of granule cells active) to dense (a large fraction of granule cells active), with the information conveyed by modulations in spike rates, which does not rule out that there may be timing codes embedded in the dense activity (as suggested by the phase-specificity).

The new map also shows the areas of densest activity.

Gal's richly textured oil crayon and collage illustrations are dense with activity.

Just like in real life, when populations become more dense, malicious activity tends to follow suit by increasing.

The Hverageroi pool, situated 45km from the capital city, takes advantage of the region's particularly dense geothermal activity with similar facilities: hot tubs, a lap pool, a sauna and a fitness centre.

I was even more convinced that we owe it to those living in areas of dense drilling activity, including children yet to be born, to honor the precautionary principle in addressing the potential hazards of fracking.

The New Gotham area was designed for vertical movement, allowing the placement of enemies above and below Batman to create areas dense with activity.

In Eurasia, many gray wolf populations are forced to subsist largely on livestock and garbage in areas with dense human activity, though wild ungulates such as moose, red deer, roe deer and wild boar are still the most important food sources in Russia and the more mountainous regions of Eastern Europe.