Otherwise almost all of my reading has been dense and intense and work-related.
On a damp, plumed coast in India, Tom's first encounter with landscape had been dense with leaves.
Since the murder, the Indian news media has been dense with speculation about possible explanations for the crime, including disputed land deals and political maneuverings.
In the southernmost area it was mainly Romance-speaking; farther north the Frankish settlement had been denser, so that the language was Germanic; and the coastal areas had been settled with people of Saxon and Frisian origin.
So far, most of the cities that have built out municipal broadband have been less dense suburban towns, where infrastructure construction is significantly cheaper and faster than in dense urban environments.
The authorities must have been either dense, preoccupied, or tolerant, for the satiric intent is unambiguous, and offers hope to the oppressed mind.
Brick and stone did become more prevalent, and for a time the walled city would have been less dense and more middle-class.
Concretions of manganese oxide, evidently formed in the process of subaqueous weathering of volcanic rocks, have been found in dense concentrations with a total abundance of 1011 tons.
Computational fluid dynamics (CFD) simulations have been conducted for dense gas dispersion of liquefied natural gas (LNG).
Ligaments have been defined as dense bands of connective tissue that stabilize joints and guide joint motion [ 5, 6].
My homes have been improbably information-dense, like capsules for survival of nuclear war, or models of the interior of my own skull.
