Sentence examples for dense collection from inspiring English sources

Mr. Cheney is actively shopping a memoir about his life in politics and service in four presidential administrations, a work that would add to what is already an unusually dense collection of post-Bush-presidency memoirs that will offer a collective rebuttal to the many harshly critical works released while the writers were in office and beyond.

Soldiers grabbed weapons and ran into a dense collection of buildings behind us.

In the 1980s it became Country Villa Estates, a dense collection of town houses.

The plots are missing all the real-life boring bits, and what remains is an unrealistically dense collection of trouble.

The macula is a dense collection of light-sensitive cells in the middle of the retina along the back of the eye.

A dense collection of proteins at the active zone provides a platform for molecular interactions that promote recruitment, docking, and priming of synaptic vesicles.

"Similarly, in South Africa, there are dense collections from the Cape region, but areas further inland are less collected, and the same is true for Australia.

Rather, they are extremely dense collections of matter formed when stars collapse on themselves.

But other experts said it was unlikely that the virus would have a significant impact outside the dense collections of raised fish, though many said it was better to err on the side of caution by aggressively culling fish when there was an outbreak.

On the upside, cities may endure as dense collections of usable materials like steel.

Bose-Einstein condensates are dense collections of certain atoms cooled to a fraction of a degree above absolute zero, where their identities merge and they act as a single particle.