Sentence examples for more densely crowded from inspiring English sources

Therefore, galaxies at great distances should be more densely crowded together than nearby galaxies are.

The reason why urbanisation is likely to harm the local environment is simply that people are much more densely crowded together.

The relief scenes of Hellenistic art became even more densely crowded in later Roman sarcophagi, as for example in the 2nd-century Portonaccio sarcophagus, and various styles and forms emerged, such as the columnar type with an "architectural background of columns and niches for its figures".

Though densely crowded and more so all the time, this isn't a noisy city.

The theatre was densely crowded, and everybody seemed delighted with the scene before them.

Even from the ventilating aperture in the centre of the ceiling there were numbers of individuals to be seen peering upon the animated and densely crowded assembly below.

Switching lenses is cumbersome and not ideal in certain environments, like a Saigon street market, densely crowded with vendors, tourists and thieves.

One such practice is to separate facilities and environments that could lead to explosions from public spaces and densely crowded residential areas.

Lactifluus piperatus has densely crowded gills, a firm rather than soft and cottony cap margin, and exceedingly acrid latex.

When this gravothermal instability occurs, the central region of the cluster becomes densely crowded with stars and the surface brightness of the cluster forms a power-law cusp.

The bundles of interstitial cells appeared less densely crowded together than in previous samples.