Sentence examples for densely enough from inspiring English sources
They could not possibly pack electronic components densely enough for today's small mobile-phones or video cameras.
Clouds whipped by as I made my way along a narrow path to the iron cross atop the Corno, but not densely enough to obscure the 360-degree view from the top.
Peering through a microscope at the first core sample unearthed from Gaza Marine 1, the geologists on board the Southern Cross liked what they saw: distinct crystals packed just evenly and densely enough to trap natural gas.
A typical high-end Intel microprocessor is today based on roughly one billion transistors or more, each capable of switching on and off about 300 billion times a second and packed densely enough that two million transistors would fit comfortably in the period at the end of this sentence.
What if there are many tiny fragile patches spaced densely enough so that a large nucleation would necessarily include or interact with them?
Provided that the spatio-temporal points are sampled densely enough, this is indeed generally true, as researchers have shown that there is a high degree of temporal and spatial regularity in human trajectories [7].
In effect, this implies that to adequately test species hypotheses, it is necessary to sample densely-enough, and adaptively, in a manner designed to test observed discontinuities between putative species [ 40].
Not densely packed enough, as a good sausage roll should be.
A knotty, difficult follow-up to a million-selling success, pocked with bursts of skronking free jazz and prepared to risk accusations of self-indulgence; an album that clearly had Something To Say about the times in which it was made, from social injustice to social media; its lyrics densely packed with enough allusions to keep the correspondents of genius.com busy for weeks.
Nor is it easy to persuade your citizens to live densely when there is enough attractive land to give everyone a detached with a yard, just over the next hill.That is not to say that America couldn't reduce its emissions by, for example, looking for smaller and more fuel efficient cars.
We had something like this in mind when we were referring to "situationally‐defined matters of concern", yet we realize this was phrased too densely, and not explicitly enough.
