Sentence examples for density of life from inspiring English sources

"There's nothing like the density of life in wartime.

[cartoon id= a19609"] Coral reefs are often compared to cities, an analogy that captures both the variety and the density of life they support.

At times, though, the garden can make us feel a little like Darwin, looking through his window at the variety and density of life, seeking fundamental principles.

Sensitivity analyses showed that density-dependence reduced the impact on the equilibrium seedbank density of life cycle parameters at stages preceding the density-dependent process.

The play, trimmed and hastened along, unfolds onstage in a brisk two hours (not including intermission), and every minute is imbued with a density of life.

But strangely enough many of the most current calculations and ideas about the density of life and intelligence in the galaxy confront exobiologists with the dilemma of why we have not yet been contacted.

We measured effects of density on life history, behaviour and physiology of bank vole females.

It manages to surpass one of my favourite novels, Charles Portis's True Grit, in its depiction of the ragged density of frontier life.

Everyone who reads Eugene Onegin delights in the novelistic density of its life, and immediately understands how carefully Tolstoy must have studied it.

It has none of the density of urban life of the souks of Tripoli, in the north of Lebanon, or any of the intense sensory overload of the usual bustling markets of the arab world.

And it was hard to know how far the sleds traveled across on the bottom, a fact that made the density of sampled life ambiguous.