Sentence examples for dense history from inspiring English sources

"He spent hours walking me through the very dense history of lossless compression," Dotan said.

We have a dense history that's very, very old — and, what's more, intimately linked to the construction of the nation-state of France.

Its dense history of postwar playground design — possibly better as a book — culminates in a wonderful assortment of art from the Carnegie's annual art camp for children.

Josephson, a longtime historian of technology and science and currently a fellow at the Davis Center for Russian Studies at Harvard University, has produced a thorough, if sometimes dense, history of the Soviet effort.

But she also finds it easy to work here, and the dense history of the place has prompted a number of works, such as her piece Pledge, which charted a journey through Berlin in search of Rosa Luxemburg.

The generals' disastrous war with Britain over the Falkland Islands was followed by the regime's collapse, and helped define Mr Maradona's greatest achievement: winning the World Cup in 1986 while tormenting the English team.Mr Campomar's dense history can be tedious at times, even to fans of the game.

Burnt Shadows is dense with history and principle, often at the expense of lightness of touch.

There's also the problem of the dense family history Quirke lugs around from book to book.

Its collected six hours reimagine the Scheherazade storybook with stunning verve and nerve, addressing Portugal's dense colonial history and desolate economic present via a heady stew of mythic, allegorical and comic vignettes.

The walls of the bar in Cecil Sharp House, the north London headquarters of the English Folkdance and Song Society, are dense with history: morris dancers frozen in mid-leap, burly old men squeezing melodeons, rows of serious youths with postwar haircuts watching folk singers through a haze of cigarette smoke.

In earlier research, electrophysiological recordings obtained with scalp electroencephalography (EEG) first helped explain the genetic predisposition for AUD in individuals with a dense family history of alcoholism (see the article by Kamarajan and Porjesz).