Sentence examples for usually dense from inspiring English sources

Whole-wheat bread, even when it's good, is usually dense and chewy, and rarely moist; Bethony's bread was remarkably airy and light.

That finding suggests that New Yorkers are breathing cigarette smoke at lower levels but more often, a consequence of living in an usually dense urban environment.

Nueva canción texts, often set in traditional Hispanic poetic forms such as the 10-line décima, are usually dense with metaphor and replete with imagery drawn from rural life and lore.

The Edinburgh diary is usually dense with chamber music but, poor scheduling on one side or other, the closest I came was a concert by the superb Kronos Quartet, formed in 1973 and making a belated Edinburgh debut to a conspicuously different crowd from the usual international festival lot.

Although tropical forests are usually dense and heterogeneous, spatial patterns are not completely random, and the variogram plot of measured MCH confirms spatial dependence on horizontal distance (Fig. 6a).

"Many teams have made passive houses in the past... [but] they're usually dense blocks with super thick walls and small windows," says Brown student Gareth Rose, one of 50 core team members who will be taking TechStyle Haus from design to reality over the next several months.

Open-cell foams, which provide the same modulus, are usually denser.

On the scalp, where hair is usually densest and longest, the average total number of hairs is between 100,000 and 150,000.

In a recent study published in Climatic Change, he and colleagues found that by 2060, waters in the Central Pacific, where the reserves are located, will become warm enough to attract more skipjack tuna from the Western Pacific, where populations are now usually denser and fishing is more intense.

(1) A number of studies have systematically investigated the properties of minihalos, finding that they are usually denser and more clustered than their high-mass counterparts (Jang-Condell and Hernquist 2001; Heitmann et al. 2006; Lukić et al. 2007; Reed et al. 2007; Cohn and White 2008; Davis and Natarajan 2009, 2010; Davis et al. 2011; de Souza et al. 2013a; Sasaki et al. 2014).

To reduce computational cost, SIFT descriptors can also be extracted based on regular patches rather than the detected interest keypoints, which is usually called dense patch SIFT or dense sampling SIFT.