Sentence examples for much more dense from inspiring English sources

It is always much more dense than people think.

They found that up until 12,000 years ago, early human skeletons were much more dense.

Although water is much more dense than air, the experiment recreated the effect of air flowing over a snake's body.

Alumina sols below this threshold size lead to polymerization within the gel and formation of much more dense alumina structures.

Tantalum atoms replace niobium atoms in the crystal structure to form the mineral tantalite, which is similar but much more dense.

"That perked up our ears a little bit," he said, "because ice is much more dense of course than foam and can do more damage to tile".

The solid electrolyte also means the battery electrodes can be made of a much more energy dense material, such as metallic lithium.

What you've so masterfully gathered in your book are multiple indications that the true weave of reality is much more complex, dense, and fascinating.

Additionally, when you are hiking, for example, and need to refuel with calorie intake, dried fruits can be your friend as having lost their water content, not only haven't they spoiled, but they are much more calorie dense than fresh fruit.

However, lipids (for example, TAG) are much more energy dense than carbohydrates (37.6 kJ/g for lipids compared to 15.7 kJ/g for carbohydrates [ 39]).

Compared to uranium, thorium is far more abundant as well as much more energy-dense.