Перевод слова

Перевод: density

[существительное]
плотность ; густота ; компактность ; скученность ; тупость ; глупость ; удельный вес

Тезаурус:

1. Whereas the Highlands have a low population density, and a short growing season, southern Italy has a relatively high population density (despite a century of outmigration) relative to available cultivatable land.
2. In these materials the wood was impregnated to a greater or less extent with a resin and then compressed to a considerably higher density.
3. Since we know galaxies and stars do exist, such primordial density fluctuations must also have existed.
4. Figures from the Association of Plastics Manufacturers in Europe (APME) show that sales by West European manufacturers of the two biggest plastics - low density polyethylene (LDPE) and PVC - were hardly changed between 1989 and 1990 (LDPE 3.6m tonnes; PVC 3.9m tonnes), but the other three major products saw volume gains.
5. The double density Skywalk sole gives good all-around grip on most types of surface.
6. One effect of vitamin D deficiency is a loss of bone density and strength.
7. The great advantage of an engine fuelled by petroleum is the high energy density of the fuel.
8. There are three basic types of fibreboards: mdf (or medium density fibreboard), hardboard, and softboard (often called insulating board), and within these categories boards may also vary in size, grade, properties and finish.
9. 5 NEW BALANCE NBX850 297g Three density C-Cap midsole with Rebound Wedge at the heel.
10. Only measures of material social conditions, unemployment, income, housing conditions, density of population, can usefully serve to characterize the deprivation encountered by those forced to live in these circumstances.
11. The density of the landfall was critical to calculating at what moment the dam would capitulate.
12. , on a scale of they represent the expected density of military traffic in each of these half-degree rectangles.
13. Secondly, whenever local politics were looked at, they were investigated using quantitative statistical techniques, used to try to find some sort of "link" or "association" between local inputs (such as population density, income per capita, degree of urbanization) and policy outputs (usually levels of expenditure on particular services).