Sentence examples for more dense the from inspiring English sources

The higher the pitch tone, the harder and more dense the wood, Beltran said.

In particular, the longer and more dense the speeches are – some stretch for 90 minutes – the more it seems to fire up a generation fed up with being patronised by politicians who deal in platitudes.

In the north and east, on the other hand, particularly along the coasts, the population is quite mixed and more dense, the life of the cultivator is more complex, the villages are more crowded, and the cities are larger.

The more dense the network of seismic sensors, the better the system performs.

The fibrous tissue at the cervical end of the implant was more dense; the delayed implants also had a greater number of adhesive epithelial elements (hemidesmosomes).

For samples prepared by traditional injection molding, the better the nucleation ability of the whisker, the more dense the HDPE crystal lamellae can epitaxially grow on its surface.

The upper fluid is more dense than the lower one, and the interface between them is thus unstable to small perturbations.

Twice as dense as water and far more dense than the hydrocarbons coming up the well, the weight of a well full of drilling mud would more than balance the force of fluids trying to rise from the well bottom.

It was more dense at the level of the inferior colliculus and sparse to very spars in the caudal part of MTN.

Such a result suggests that the network is becoming more dense as the number of newcomers connected to the LCC increases.

The ventral ornamentation is much more dense than the dorsal, however, and lacks the median row of enlarged scales (Fig.  18b, d).