Several jurors appeared to doze off during the more technically dense parts of the trial.
The great thing about Bitcoin, for a tech columnist like me, is that it's simultaneously over-the-top cinematic and technically dense.
June 2016 The august London Review of Books publishes a 35,000-word piece about Craig Wright (remember him?) which serves primarily as a vivid example of why technically incompetent writers should not attempt technically dense subjects.
Poetically dense, technically demanding and replete with mystic themes, they are the high points of his last great phase.
Her music demands a stealthy virtuosity: most of the works here begin slowly, simply and quietly, and blossom into dense, technically demanding webs of themes, counterpoint and ear-catching effects.
At Little Oven in Long Island City, Queens, Anna-Marie Farrier, who has a Ph.D. in literature from Princeton, makes macarons that are technically accomplished, albeit slightly dense.
Microfluidics is emerging as a novel platform for conducting complex, expensive, time-dense, and technically difficult lab procedures on a microchip that overcomes all of these drawbacks [96, 97, 98, 99].
Dances will vary highly in movement content, tone, form, ranging from uninflected to dramatic to humorous; from sparse to dense; from relatively simple to technically difficult.
Genotyping technology has advanced such that genome-wide association studies of complex diseases based upon dense marker maps are now technically feasible.
The result sometimes bears a startling resemblance to the work of Terrence Malick: dense, atmospheric, at times dreamy and technically impeccable.
So while technically low-density it is composed mostly of dense, vibrant neighbourhoods, connected by a chaotic web of transit, for the most part buses and a tiny underground, an old commuter rail, and a handful of surface trams.
