The Compton rapper released funk-flecked and lyrically dense second album To Pimp A Butterfly on Monday 15 March.
We exit the apartment into a still dense nineteenth-century grid of street corners and restaurants full of people, and come home to the late-twentieth-century grid of faxes and e-mails and overwhelming incompleteness.
The other place, a huge country pile built by a long-dead Savoy courtier near a decayed resort town, was one of the loveliest I have ever seen each room with coffered ceilings decorated by Francescon with dense eighteenth-century millefleur designs, dusted faintly with gilt.
The other place, a huge country pile built by a long-dead Savoy courtier near a decayed resort town, was one of the loveliest I have ever seen — each room with coffered ceilings decorated by Francescon with dense eighteenth-century millefleur designs, dusted faintly with gilt.
It is like the fact that water is at its thickest, its most dense, seconds before freezing.
That microsatellite markers frequently have poor nearest-neighbor fits is most likely explained by their relatively large genotyping error in the context of dense, second-generation SNP maps.
Two trials, OCTAVIA 7.5 mg kg−1 dose and GOG262 (NCT01167712)—15 mg kg−1 dose, will evaluate the efficacy of pairing bevacizumab with dose dense first-line chemotherapy.
However, there is no study that is directly asking whether the advantages of either intraperitoneal or dose dense first-line therapy can be enhanced by the addition of bevacizumab.
Indeed, if between any two point-parts there lies a finite distance, and if point-parts can be arbitrarily close, then they are dense; a third lies at the half-way point of any two.
The Onyx Springs Rehabilitation and Therapeutic Center won't admit dangerous clients, which means that "Tumbledown," Robert Boswell's dense, intricate seventh novel, isn't quite encyclopedic in its inventory of psychiatric challenges.
