Sentence examples for density of meaning from inspiring English sources

Poetry is compressed language, a density of meaning in a small space, and we are a compressed state, a density of communities in a small landscape.

Through habit the path acquires "a density of meaning and stability" as characterising the place.

Certain densities of meaning are only possible in the context of semiotic precision.

Prepositions: the San Andreasfault of meaning.

This is a distinction drained of meaning.

Concepts consist in relational structures of meaning.

That change means that Detroit has the city infrastructure of an urban area with at least twice its population density – meaning there's plenty of city streets, traffic lights and intersections to deal with, but fewer pedestrians to also manage at the same time.

"These foods have a high caloric density," Ojile notes, meaning they pack a lot of calories per bite, "which is almost a surefire way to gain weight".

This makes it very easy to increase the energy density, meaning flow batteries are attractive for storing a large amount of energy over long duration.

Initial solutions used an initial density of 4.0% meaning that, at most, 59 features are being selected for each model.

One confounding factor, cautions geographer Margaret Skutsch of the National Autonomous University of Mexico, Morelia, is that many remaining indigenous territories are in remote, humid tropical forests with low population densities, meaning that lack of development pressure, rather than effective management, may explain why such forests have remained standing.