The two cited dense dialogue and bizarre characterization most notably the fact that "there's usually one FBI agent so angry that he interrupts only to be stopped by a calmer counterpart"—as detractors.
The developers inscribed a verse of his in stone in the main piazza, Granary Square: "King's Cross, dense with angels and histories, there are cites beneath your pavements, cities behind your skies.
In his New York Times review, Vincent Canby cites the final scene as "complex and dense and very much in keeping with what a major author is required to give his public in this era of Total Revelation".
This article cites 391 references.
Kotkin cites data from the 2010 Census to show that suburbs are growing faster than central cities, but includes in this definition of "suburbs" many dense, wakable cities (Jersey City is one such example).
Ringwald cites Joan Didion,F.
Though previous LUR studies have cited 40 cites as a minimum for urban monitoring [ 41, 42], and others have successfully used as few as 20 sites [ 49], one study in New York City demonstrated the utility of as many as 150 sites in a dense, spatially heterogeneous urban area [ 5, 7].
Commenting on Nas's use of narrative, Sohail Daulatzai, Professor of Film and Media Studies at University of Southern California, compares the album to cinema, citing its "detailed descriptions, dense reportage, and visually stunning rhymes..."....
These are rarely cited compared with the dense network of citations between the index papers and other supportive PMCRC publications.
Avienus cited the "shallow draft and dense mud of the shore" as reasons not to land there.
