The word 'denser' is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is more dense (having more mass in a given unit of volume or area) than something else. For example, "The foam roller was denser than the yoga mat."
Certainly shale gas reserves are very large but Britain's geology and denser population will make it harder to benefit from them than it is in the US".
Lanark is darker, denser, more difficult, more obsessive, more mystical.
Airservices Australia said, "The ash cloud is denser and larger than that which caused widespread disruption to flights last week".Andrew Tupper of the Volcanic Ash Advisory Centre in Darwin said the cloud should be clear of Tasmania by Wednesday night and he does not expect it to make a third visit.
Both envisage a denser, more uniform metropolis.Mrs Suplicy's team drew up some schemes to this effect, under a 2001 law which mandates municipalities to draw up "master plans" reconciling private interests with the "social function" of urban property.
Any kind of national legislation that would raise $117 billion for northeast rail service would need to also spend a ton of money on rail service elsewhere in the country where the case for massive investment is much weaker.Now, here's one of those alleged successes of Chinese central planning.This is the Chinese high-speed rail network, not the much larger and denser overall passenger network.
Being considerably denser than liquid air, it can store more energy per unit volume, allowing cars to travel further on a tankful of the stuff.
Hardwoods, as their name suggests, tend to be denser and more durable than softwoods.
First, should Americans support mass transit, denser urban development, bike paths and the like because the UN wants them to?
As a result, she was expected to be about 160% denser than water.
But to do it convincingly is a tall order that would need a much broader conceptual and geographical framework than Mr Starr's.In his later chapters the timescale shortens and the policy detail grows denser as Mr Starr limits himself in effect to the contemporary United States.
He notes that many species of algae pack a far denser punch energy-wise than the plants now used as energy crops.
