Wetter, icier snow, because it is stickier and more dense, tends to cling to things like trees and telephone poles.
Compared to reconstructed 1887 conditions, all study sites were much more dense prior to treatment (94 176 trees/ha in 1887, compared to 783 3693 trees/ha in 1997).
It still retains the sturdy feel thanks to the all-metal body, but it becomes even more dense thanks to the added weight over its predecessors.
High performance research reactors (HPRRs) cannot make the conversion to a standard LEU fuel because they require a more dense fuel to meet their performance requirements.
Changelings appear as pure protobiological mixture, a (more) dense (compared to Proteus) liquid or gelatinous mass, whose appearance is as ancient as life itself and a fundamental element of its composition.
Although determining the border is an important problem, we need much more dense mapping to precisely locate the border.
Additionally, it is possible that there is a shift of apoB from the more dense lipoproteins to TG-rich lipoproteins that are responsible for transporting the TG [ 24].
City planners have been trying to locate more dense development next to rail lines, and the La Cienega station would seem to be a strong candidate because of its central location and proximity to Los Angeles International Airport. .
We inferred that local displacement may be ground subsidence, because soil liquefaction can cause soil grains to rearrange into a more dense packing due to the phenomena that a mass of soil loses its shear resistance and pore water pressures increase, and such displacement is at liquefaction locations where the ground surface is flat.
For each breast, the radiologists provided information on the following variables: result, breast density (from less dense to more dense), lesional pattern (nodular, distorting fibrous, mixed, calcified, and parenchymatous asymmetry) and location of the lesion.
