The idea that, under such pressures, the plutonium metal itself would be compressed came from Teller, whose knowledge of how dense metals behaved under heavy pressure was influenced by his pre-war theoretical studies of the Earth's core with George Gamow.
In San Francisco, this mutual knowledge creates a dense little community, nervous and drawling, in the beach parking lots on big winter days — men pacing back and forth, fists plunged in pockets, discussing the matter with dry mouths, laughing too loudly, while, out at sea, frightening waves rear and collapse.
In addition, the density of a firm's ego network (as measured by how densely its supply chain partners transact with one another) has a negative effect on productivity and innovative capability, implying knowledge redundancy in dense networks.
As soon as the boundaries of these spatial units and a spatially extensive (or at least very dense) knowledge of a soil property over a region of interest are available, it allows rigorously determining if the soil property depends on these spatial units.
"It is now broadly affirmed that strong clusters foster innovation through dense knowledge flows and spillovers, strengthen entrepreneurship by boosting new enterprise formation and start-up survival, enhance productivity, income levels, and employment growth in industries, and positively influence regional economic performance".
Although the study targeted hydrocarbon separations, it proves that it is feasible to transfer the knowledge generated from dense film studies on MOF containing mixed matrix membranes to industrial scale highly productive asymmetric hollow fiber membranes.
15 Bosk and others argued that a more 'bottom up' approach, based on a dense knowledge of particular social settings, could help connect bioethics to the actual expectations of doctors or patients, who regularly displayed preferences, values and forms of reasoning different from those prioritized in bioethical texts.
Rashid has written a contemporary history that manages to be both dense with knowledge and a real page-turner at the same time.
His great New York movies of the 1970s and '80s — "Serpico," "Dog Day Afternoon," "Prince of the City," "Q & A" — were realist fables, often based on true stories and always full of dense local knowledge.
That is, given dense area, knowledge of nondense area added nothing to the prediction of breast cancer risk.
That is, given dense area, knowledge of PDA did not improve the prediction of breast cancer risk.
