Densest in a sentence

Smithson Tennant born Selby, educated in Beverley, discovered osmium and iridium in 1803; the two are atomic numbers 76 and 77, with osmium being the densest naturally occurring element, and iridium is the next densest.

The densest parts of the filaments and clumps are called "molecular cores", while the densest molecular cores are called "dense molecular cores" and have densities in excess of 10 4 to 10 6 particles per cubic centimeter.

Here an optimist would interject that, right now, some of the country’s largest cities and their densest inner suburbs have no choice but to renegotiate the relationship among people, cars, and parking spaces.

This allows the graph to show the state’s densest counties, Milwaukee and Waukesha, on the same graph as Wisconsin’s many rural counties.

To combat this problem, cities began adding the newly invented parking meters in their densest areas, hoping to keep the volume of cars to those who really needed them and make some money at the same time.

While Midgar is the densest city in thanks to Shinra's efforts, it's not the only one of its kind.

Down by the pool the crush of the party was the densest.

So given a choice between particulate emissions and CO2 emissions, I'll take the former any day, because it mostly affects people who live in the densest cities, whereas CO2 affects everyone.

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All meteor showers have a peak; they’re a stream of dust and debris in space that Earth’s orbital path enters and exits, and when it’s in the densest part of that stream, that’s the “peak” of the shooting star activity.

Mother-daughter leads Lorelai and Rory Gilmore chewed through matters of pop culture and privilege in TV’s densest scripts (eat it, Aaron Sorkin!

The erasure of autonomy, however tenuous, however token, is the starkest display of that relationship – and it’s important to remember that Kashmir is subject to the densest militarisation on the planet.

The Soho Cast-Iron Historic District was created in 1973 and includes more than 500 buildings, making it the densest concentration of cast-iron architecture in the world.

The spindled and restitched guitar that serves as an austerity-busting overture, interlaced in later manifestations with strings and only god and Aaron Dessner know what else, makes this the busiest, densest National track in their catalog.

They're at their biggest and densest in the plane of The Sun that Earth, Mars, Venus and the other planets orbit our star.

Even in New York, northern New Jersey is one of the densest places in the US with very poor transit service, very little frequent service.

It had the same soft, pillowy consistency with every bite, and the tangy pink sauce added some welcome moisture to the densest parts of the crepe.

By 2005, about 60% of residents were college graduates and some 25% had earned advanced degrees, giving Manhattan one of the nation's densest concentrations of highly educated people.

Estimates of the amount of the country covered by forest ranges up to 8%, with the densest parts in the south.

For about 12,000 years, native peoples have drawn upon the vast natural resources of the watershed, which had one of the densest American Indian populations in California.