Sentence examples for dense occupation from inspiring English sources

We saw the effect was negligible, probably due to the dense occupation of all the cellular structures we study herein.

The dense occupation of the north sector, which included elite activity, continued for at least a hundred years after the abandonment of the rest of Tikal and is perhaps linked to the nearby water supply and to continued ritual activity at Temple III.

A look at the evidence shows graduate vacancies continue to grow and jobs in graduate-dense occupations are an increasing proportion of the total workforce.

In publications on Brazilian prehistory, the Itaparica tradition corresponds to the first relatively dense human occupation in central and northeast Brazil, during the Pleistocene Holocene transition and early Holocene.

As livelihood landscapes become less dense, some occupations are likely to have weaker links to other occupations.

In contrast, forest management strategies for the past 1400 years expanded this economically important forest beyond its natural geographic boundaries in areas of dense pre-Columbian occupation, suggesting that landscape modifications were linked to demographic changes, the effects of which are still visible today.

In the next phase of the programme, the chain will announce an urban trial in Peckham, London, to measure and analyse the challenges of reducing food waste for those living in dense residential – and typically multi-occupation – housing.

Not that she can blame them for not taking her racing of Siberian huskies seriously at first — it's hardly a burgeoning occupation in Connecticut, where dense development and a dearth of snow pose major training challenges.

The source material is Rajiv Chandrasekaran's "Imperial Life in the Emerald City," a dense and nuanced account of the Iraq occupation's disastrous first year.

A long, dense, poetic work, the book views the Nazi occupation of Belgium, starting in May 1940, through the eyes of a teenage boy named Louis Seynaeve.

Many of these environments are hazardous, threatening human occupation, health and livelihood, especially in regions of dense population such as the loess lands of north China.