A distinction can be drawn between models of crowding that rely on information loss, with crowded items either suppressed [ 11, 12] or lost [ 13 15], and change-based models such as averaging [ 16] and flanker substitution [ 20 22].
For a more local crowd, head to Al-Aziziah, a district of New City teeming with crowded bars and cafes.
But the recent budget cuts have left the district with crowded classes and fewer programs.
The guitarist, Mick Mars, enlivened the banal "Dr. Feelgood" with crowded, technically sophisticated playing.
Zandvoort itself is pretty tacky, in a cheerful way, with crowded tented pavilions along the beach.
Veterans suffering from combat stress don't always cope well with crowded rooms.
After decades of tough criminal justice policies, states have been grappling with crowded prisons that are straining budgets.
With crowded planes and higher fares it would be easy to conclude that passengers aren't interested in discounts.
The Sunday Review has a thought-provoking trio of Op-Ed pieces on the drivers and implications of coastal losses in a warming world with crowded shores.
The 28-year-old media executive was born with crowded jaws, a 1cm overbite and front teeth that stuck out in a V.
For years, homeless people were sent by the city to illegal boarding houses, places with crowded conditions, rows of bunk beds and vermin.
