"Cities have the densest use, of course, but it happens in the Midwest and all over the world".
Al Gore has argued for legislation that would encourage denser use of land, and the National Trust for Historic Preservation has added anti-sprawl initiatives to its portfolio, on the not entirely unreasonable premise that Wal-Marts are a factor in the decline of the smalltown Main Streets that the trust sees as its duty to preserve.
Musically, its unity stems from large overall symmetries within which are set traditional forms (such as the passacaglia and sonata), excerpts in popular music style, dense chromaticism (use of notes not belonging to the composition's key), extreme atonality, and passing approaches to traditional tonality, all of which function to create a work of notable psychological and dramatic impact.
Orbital debris in low Earth orbit (LEO) are now sufficiently dense that the use of LEO space is threatened by runaway collision cascading.
The fisher (Martes pennanti) is a species of concern in California and is vulnerable to fuels treatments due to its association with dense forests and use of large and old trees as resting sites.
We proposed and tested two novel criteria (MCA and MCG) for prioritizing animals for dense genotyping when the intended use of the dense genotyping is to impute the missing marker data on sparsely genotyped animals in a target population.
It's uber-dense in its use of space, with 10,000 people interacting there each day.
A further step in this process is being introduced next year with the banning of the use of dense, heavy metals such as tungsten as skid plates.
Ms. Ireland warns against the "big cement block" effect, meaning the use of dense paragraphs.
Blake described to me their "extreme spatiotemporal intelligence," and their ability to keep track of one another in the dense environment through the use of "infrasound," a frequency below the level audible to humans.
