Sentence examples for densified from inspiring English sources

Instead, ceramics are usually made from powders, which are consolidated and densified by sintering.

Skirting the city at a far remove, we never actually saw it, but only its cement-dust cloud, which densified to a dark gray at what I took to be the city's middle.

These powers can be used to set standards, to lead by example, to show what a stupendously beautiful place, as Johnson might put it, the new "densified" London could be.

Even where inner-city areas have densified over the past few decades (Copenhagen, for example), the citywide trend is still for an overall reduction in average densities.

The result is a project top-heavy with concept and weak in aesthetics: nine wavy towers of identical height fill the Ground Zero site as a statement "intended to demonstrate how an increasingly densified city can be a better place to live and work".

The engineers, however, assumed that a "densified layer" at the base of each tile, about a quarter of an inch thick, would survive the impact and still provide some protection against the heat of re-entry, James Hartsfield, a spokesman at NASA's Johnson Space Center, said in an interview yesterday.

Examples of well-planned compact cities include Copenhagen, Stockholm and Hong Kong, whereas other cities such as London, Brussels, Boston, Tokyo, Hamburg and Nagoya have re-densified and moved back towards more concentrated forms.

"The whole point of cities is to rejuvenate, to rebuild, to densify.

They have succeeded in shutting down a fairly new advisory council on community-based planning, and hope to keep their opponents from "densifying" the outer-ring suburbs which, increasingly, make up their core constituency.

The city's new mayor, Aníbal Gaviria, spent an hour describing to me his dreams for burying a congested highway that runs through the middle of town, building an electric tram along the hillsides to stem the sprawl of the slums, adding a green belt of public buildings along the tram, rehabilitating the Medellín River and densifying the city center — smart, public-spirited, improvements.

Inner-city neighbourhoods, meanwhile, are densifying at a rate not seen in decades.