Sentence examples for dense composition from inspiring English sources

The works have a dense composition, with graffiti typography breaking the rigidity of lithography effects.

The delicate touch and dense composition of the more than 130 works in the Sixth International Miniature Print Biennial at the Center for Contemporary Printmaking in Norwalk make for a smart, stylish exhibition.

Mr. Kuspit gave an honorable mention to the dense composition of Renaissance-like figures by Solveig Kjok of Brooklyn, but the most charming drawing is "Popcorn No. 9" by Eli Neugeboren, also from Brooklyn.

A particularly dense composition, it depicts the founder of the Franciscan order in 1224, the year he became, by most accounts, the first person to bear the stigmata, the imprints of the five wounds of Jesus' crucifixion.

The organisms identified in the bioflocculation were such as nematode, gastrotrich, euplotes protozoa, vorticella protozoa, ciliate, rotifer and copepod which in dense composition as higher food from algae and phytoplankton types were available in the biofloc treatment tank (Hargreaves 2013).

Mr. DeForest continues to favor dense compositions and oppressively bright colors unrelieved by much in the way of white.

These works display his facility for incisive characterization as well as his talent for organizing large, dense compositions.

His diagonal riffs are marvelously untraceable (Surf-rock? New-wave? Heavy metal? Free jazz? Serialism?), and somehow these dense compositions inevitably come out sounding like party music.

Bach is the greatest master of the art counterpoint is ever-present in his dizzyingly dense compositions.

Compared with early growth, the type commonly sold today because of environmental concerns, old-growth wood has a much tighter grain and denser composition.

Their breast maturation had ended, whereas the younger girls are subject to great variability in the dense to non-dense composition of the breast until breast development reaches completion in early adulthood.