Sentence examples for densities from inspiring English sources

London's neighbourhoods can be revitalised, as are other European cities, to higher densities without the visual bruising of point blocks.

Urban hazards are likely to hit harder because of population densities, so disaster-proofing urban planning and infrastructure is vital in promoting urban resilience.

Officials began imposing new rules on those building in cities and, later, on those extending them: limiting heights and building designs; imposing maximum densities and minimum parking requirements; setting aside "green belts" on which development was prohibited.

Using a mix of computerised tomography and mundane measurements with callipers, they assessed the lengths, widths, thicknesses, densities and bending potential of the bones of the modern animals and compared them with those gleaned from Anurognathus fossils.Anurognathus's mouth, they found, was similar to the mouths of nightjars, which also sally after prey (though they do hawk as well).

For example, the city slickers have smaller territories, live at higher densities and live for longer than their rustic cousins.

Driving is less popular these days, which boosts inner cities, since good public transport relies on high population densities.

Elsewhere in the top ten, Finland and New Zealand both have densities of 16 people per sq km.At the other end of the spectrum sit Dhaka and Harare in 139th and 140th places.

The inner two appear, from their densities, to have a lot of water or methane or ammonia in them (or any mixture of the three), along with hydrogen and helium.

In the process, storage densities have soared from the 1 to 2 gigabits per square inch of the first GMR hard-drives to more than 27 gigabits per square inch today.

Reza Ali, director of the Urbanisation Research Programme, points out that city outskirts and "ribbons of development" along roads, especially in Punjab, have population densities and economies that resemble those of cities.

Since light takes different paths in material of different densities, such patterns can form optical gratings that change sufficiently fast to create moving holograms.As light passes through such a grating it is diffracted into a horizontal fan, forming a holographic line that is equivalent to one line of a television display.