Sentence examples for future density from inspiring English sources

Brownfield sites will be developed (bad news for the scrap metal collectors and fly-tippers of the future), density will increase in underpopulated areas, previously maligned backwaters will be blessed with their own cereal cafes and artisan bakeries.

Mr. Janos, a part-time mayor, who also owns the Main Street Cafe, said elected officials had worked to "keep a handle on overdevelopment" and the ills that often accompany it "For one thing, we've recently upzoned to decrease future density," said Mr. Janos, who was born in Tarrytown 46 years ago, just as the Tappan Zee Bridge opened.

However, current flash memory devices are expected to face two major challenges in the near future: density and voltage scaling.

We found that only tree retention contributed to substantial increases in the future density of large (DBH ≥35 cm) deciduous trees, while both measures made significant contributions to the availability of large conifers.

There is also a need for research to better predict trends such as future densities, extent and impacts which is particularly important when it comes down to developing strategic responses.

High- and Medium-Density model results for attrition and group sizes were overall most similar and distinguishable from the Low-density model, suggesting the basis for a critical threshold range in future STEM density hypotheses.

These values are much higher than those reached by DRIE and very promising for the future TSV density increasing needs.

In these recording schemes, microwave-assisted magnetization reversal (MAMR) has recently attracted much attention as an alternative technique for future ultrahigh density recordings.

The interest in magnetic nanowires emerges due to their enhanced and novel properties when compared to their bulk counterparts that lead to potential applications in future high density magnetic devices and sensors, etc. [6, 8 11].

Patterned single-domain magnetic nanoparticles, with each one carrying one bit of information, have been considered as one of the best candidates for future ultrahigh density recording media [1].

Their estimates were based on World Bank population estimates for the year 2000 and assumed no change in future population density or age composition.