Sentence examples for dense papers from inspiring English sources

Given that his description of the theory the last installment of which came out in August—spans four dense papers totaling about 500 pages, it will probably take other mathematicians months of study to understand the theory, let alone evaluate it or think about what other mathematical problems it might lay to rest.

One possibility drawn from some of the commentary is that the biology audience lacks comfort with mathematically dense papers, which limits the impact of ideas and findings within them.

We used to use wooden boards, crafted from beech or oak; now we use dense paper board.

After the filtration through the dense paper filter, the pH of the water was adjusted to 7 with a sodium hydroxide solution, and then a borate buffer was added to maintain pH 8.25.

After experimenting with liquids like vodka, and the use of magnets and ferrofluid, they developed a technique using sumi-ink and a dense paper stock that allowed the water to sit on the surface of the paper.

Interestingly, when substrate digestibility to end-point fermentation was compared for the entire substrate limitation zone, the worst performer was Whatman #598, the least dense paper.

Eventually, the two produced an equation-dense paper in which they argued that self-replicating machines could solve the world's energy problem and, more or less at the same time, clean up the mess humans have made by burning fossil fuels.

He was informed the dense academic papers had been written by pupils at the school.

Can't someone who can conjugate French verbs, write statistically dense research papers and explicate the poetry of William Blake be trained in computer programming, supply-chain management and other skills valued by hiring managers?

For one, her lyrics – dense on paper but with a flow-of-consciousness when sung – are as confessional as any blog.

(Compare the Clark lectures with "Analysis Terminable and Interminable," of 1937 — Freud's last, dark, dense, profound paper. It is like comparing a Beethoven bagatelle with a late quartet).