Sentence examples for smaller densely from inspiring English sources

But a number of the show's many smaller, densely worked canvases are awe-inspiring.

Garbage cannot easily be placed out of sight, out of mind in Europe's smaller, densely populated countries, as it so often is in the United States.

Indeed, the City Fathers (members of the Court of Common Council) tried to stop the subdivision of old houses into smaller, densely packed dwellings (a process known as "pestering").

Furthermore, measurement of physical and sexual IPV in household surveys is subject to under-reporting due to interviewer traits and difficulty securing privacy in smaller, densely populated homes [ 46].

The DAPI stain colocalized with the probe consistently, highlighting bacterial cells of two forms corresponding to their location: Rod-shaped, larger cells, about 4 7 µm long × 1.0 µm diameter, within cells of the gut (fig. 1 G– J), and smaller, densely packed rod-shaped to coccoid cells, about 1.9 2.1 µm long × 0.7 0.9 µm diameter within the ovaries (fig. 1 B– D).

Smaller, densely packed pixels mean users can hold a device to their face without being able to distinguish the individual blocks of colour used to make up an image.

A pine tree, for example, produces a large number of very faint reflections from its small, densely packed needles.

Originally from Norway, Ms. Bolton says she finds Hoboken a sort of European oasis in New Jersey: a small, densely populated and walkable city.

James Castle's small, densely worked drawings of lonely rooms and farm buildings are on view at J. Crist, and Phyllis Kind has a large, powerfully abstracted trainscape by Martin Ramirez.

Until 2013, Badia East – a small, densely populated pocket in central Lagos flanked by overhead expressways – was home to 30,000 people living in an informal housing settlement.

Yet both of them denounced Japan, a small, densely populated country, for taking Manchuria from China and developing it into a buffer against Communism.