Sentence examples for not dense enough from inspiring English sources

Unfortunately, despite some early promise, the wiring was not dense enough and the signals too flimsy to recognise gestures consistently.

Near the end, I hiked through thick evergreen forests, but not dense enough to hide the sunshine that was now weaving through the pines.

But flash is not dense enough for memory-hogging applications, and it begins to wear out after it is read from or written to about one million times.

MANILA — It might have been an innocent enough error: the ultraviolet ink in the bar code on millions of ballots for the May elections was not dense enough to be detected by the computers programmed to authenticate them.

Roger Moliere, chief of Real Property Management and Development for the Metropolitan Transportation Authority, said Culver City's plan was not dense enough to be practical, given the cost of the land.

I am currently eating my way through the shelves and to date have tasted the almond croissant, the regular croissant, the challah (off the charts, only Thursday through Saturday), the chocolate babka (too chocolaty for me), the walnut bread (highly recommended), the pain au raisin and the seven-grain bread (not dense enough).

CONS: It is on the corner of two bustling streets, and the shrubs along them aren't dense enough to provide as much privacy as an owner might like.

The back-lit IPS display (1280×800 w/ 216 ppi) just isn't dense enough to read copy in its more natural magazine form.

Right, so the millimeter wave scanners the ones that create a crude image of a nude human being (gasp!)—would not have prevented that Christmas bomb plot because the materials involved (some sort of powdered explosive) aren't dense enough to be picked up by the scanners.

However, neither of these approaches has the ability to correct split or collapsed loci either because they do not have dense enough marker information within such loci (RAD-tags) or do not contain genetic information (optical mapping).

High attenuation occurs when the plasma is sufficiently dense to attenuate the field, but not yet dense enough to exclude it.