Sentence examples for dense architecture from inspiring English sources

In the book, Mr. Koolhaas argues the city's position as a cultural capital is intertwined with its soaring, dense architecture.

"Crossbar" is a term used to describe a new highly dense architecture for mobile devices.

The polymer loading after immobilization was higher with HBSPES/CB, probably due to the dense architecture of the hyperbranched polymer.

After crosslinking with calcium ion, the blend films form a relatively dense architecture, which leads to better miscibility, higher storage modulus and thermal stability.

More importantly, the integration of MnO nanosheets and graphene sheets with dense architecture is beneficial for the enhanced electron/ion transfer kinetics, and the improved structural and interfacial stability during charge-discharge process.

The 0.3 M Na2CO3-induced KGM hydrogel had the highest hardness and storage modulus G′, a well-proportioned network structure, and a dense architecture; 0.3 M Na2CO3 was therefore the most suitable modifier for inducing KGM hydrogel formation.

Given the denser architecture and reduced reaction volume compared to the 64-well card, tests were performed to ensure no cross reactivity or carryover of primers between wells.

Four species representing different shoot architectures (Artemisia gmelinii, with dense shoot architecture; Artemisia giraldii, with expanding shoot architecture; tussock-forming Bothriochloa ischaemum; and Sophora viciifolia, with a main-stem shoot architecture) and four classes of slope were selected.

Scanning electron microscopic observation revealed that the vitrigel membrane was a dense network architecture of typical type-I collagen fibrils.

In this paper, star polymers were used as coating materials to modify Fe3O4 nanoparticles in view of their dense molecular architecture with moderate flexibility.

Barcelona showed the clearest spatial pattern, with the highest concentrations in the old city centre, an area characterised by a high population density and a dense urban architecture.