Sentence examples for dense nature from inspiring English sources

There were essays about wrestling, the semiotically dense nature of washing powders (and their attendant cult of foam), the ubiquity of plastic, the iconography of Abbé Pierre, the perplexingly desexualised nature of stripping, and more.

The Kawakita analysis showed that spherical crystals were less cohesive due to dense nature of particles.

Oxidation up to 1600 °C in air for 10 h has minor influence on the mechanical strength, which is ascribed to the dense nature of the oxidation scale.

It is demonstrated that film micro-structure maintains the void free, dense nature typically demonstrated by HiPIMS deposited coatings whilst at enhanced deposition rates.

Surface morphology and physical appearance of films were studied from SEM and actual photo-images, reveals dense nature of TiO2 (10 12 nm spherical grains, faint violet) and CdSe (80 90 nm spherical grains, deep brown), respectively.

Despite its electron dense nature the HC compartment showed at least two distinct textures indicative of different nucleosomal arrangements.

Due to the parameter-dense nature of agroecosystem models their parameters have to be calibrated according to the soil and climatic conditions of the intended area of application.

Due to the GC rich and gene-dense nature of bird microchromosomes [ 38, 23], double digestion with EcoRI and TaqI restriction enzymes was performed.

The extreme gene-dense nature of the E. cuniculi genome made it unreliable to use a custom script to search for NTRs.

Techniques which have been able to fabricate tissues with controllable 3D structures thus often use scaffolds, which inherently reduce cell cell contacts and sacrifice the cell-dense nature of physiological tissues.

He said that pasta's dense, compact nature means that it is digested more slowly than other starches.