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Both maps illustrate in great detail the most modern, developed areas and iconic buildings, while the less densely inhabited areas were reduced in size.
In 1947, the province was already densely populated, indeed by any standards, overcrowded.
Furthermore, we will build densely, but not in the between the building heights and their reciprocal distances form of high rises or so-called low density.
The obsidian cobbles, however, are found densely clumped together among the layers.
A variety of late nineteenth-century social commentators were convinced that a growing 'residuum' existed in densely populated urban areas.
First seven abdominal terga and sterna with densely and veryfinelyasperate ampullae, those of intermediate segments smaller, that of 7th tergum larger than the others.
Along this axis, mor photypes with small simple densely distributed elements contrast to those with larger biform widely dispersed elements.
However, there was a substantial disparity in distribution, with clustering in urban and densely populated areas.
In the lowland forests, some trees were nearly free of epiphytes while others were covered almost as densely as trees in the mountains.
In the female the appendages are simple, flattened, leaf-like structures, densely clothed with hairs and arranged in two pairs (figs. 8 and 10).
In general, the membranes of nurse cells and follicle cells were less densely decorated with precipitates than the oolemma.
He then launches into more than 200 densely packed pages devoted to some of the residue.
However, this produces a text so densely packed with references that reading is made difficult, as it is by the fragmentation into overly small sub-sections.
This brilliant synthesis of archaeological and linguistic data describes a region already densely populated, in some parts, from the beginning of our era.
Most areas were densely inhabited, their populations produced significant agricultural surpluses, and their leaders were capable of organising large scale engineering works, and wars.
