Sentence examples for three times denser from inspiring English sources

Hubble's data revealed that Triton's atmosphere is two to three times denser now than in 1989, says astronomer James Elliot of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology in Cambridge.

However, the three times denser 1 × 1 phase (coverage x = 3), with all hollow sites occupied, does not form because the distance between adsorbate molecules would be 4.26 Å/ 3 = 2.46 Å, significantly less than the size of any closed-shell atom or molecule.

The receptors there are a hundred times denser than in a human, and can detect a wide array of molecules.

The NWS provides readings from about 1,000 locations in America, whereas AWS has a network more than six times denser, says Bob Marshall, the company's boss.

In a plain ice bath it'll take just half an hour, because the water is a thousand times denser than the air in your freezer and conducts heat away more efficiently.

Its atmosphere--while roughly four times denser and 10 times thicker than Earth's--is dominated by nitrogen, just like ours is.

We applied our model to nucleosomal data from mid-log yeast cells reported by Yuan et al. and compared our predictions to those of the original paper; to a more recent method that uses five times denser tiling arrays as explained by Lee et al.; and to a curated set of literature-based nucleosome positions.

Although better calls may be obtained by the five time denser arrays of Lee et al. or by novel methods of massive DNA sequencing, we believe that our algorithm will be useful in making the most of the many available measurements done using the printed arrays of Yuan et al. or similar ones.

Imbaba is as proud as it is crowded — by some estimates, it is three times as dense as Manhattan.

At around 0.003 grams per cubic centimeter of material -- only about three times as dense as air -- aerogel is pure silicon dioxide.

Nine Elms is therefore going to be three times as dense as London as a whole—jam-packed with tall apartment blocks, with a cluster of towers at its eastern end.In the past, towers have mostly been confined to the City and Canary Wharf, London's business districts.