Today's densest memory chips can hold roughly 20 billion bits.
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Neutron stars are the densest form of stable matter known.
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Black holes are the densest, most violent objects in the universe.
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"This is definitely the densest track I've ever flown," said Loo.
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Probably the densest/most frequent I've ever seen in snow. pic.twitter.
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Florida's 25th, west of Miami, is the densest Republican district left.
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"It's one of the densest technology sections we've ever created," he said.
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The base simultaneously transforms into the densest layer, almost resembling a torte.
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The densest changes occurred in the abstract, which again, was already publicly available.
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While not the longest on this list, The Brothers Karamazov is the densest.
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Outside of the densest cities, scooters need a little help from friendly regulations.
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These tracks are the densest I've heard all year, choked with sonic ingredients.
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"This is definitely the densest track I've ever flown," Loo said in the release.
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Consequently, neutron stars are believed to be the densest known objects in the universe.
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Here's her dispatch: The densest blocks of Market Street are now almost car-free.
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The other two densest metro areas, San Francisco and Los Angeles, suburbanized only slightly.
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Its forests are home to the densest remaining populations of the critically endangered Sumatran #orangutan.
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Earlier measurements had shown that Mercury is extremely dense — the second-densest planet, after Earth.
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The flame has to be hitting in the chest, the densest part of the body.
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The seven-block district contains one of North America's densest populations of injection drug users.
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It meant a journey of about 300 miles, through some of the world's densest forests.
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"This is definitely the densest track I've ever flown," Loo said in a press statement.
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Hong Kong's 7.5 million residents live in some of the densest neighborhoods in the world.
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These places, five of the seven densest, were already relatively tightly packed to begin with.
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But the center of the cello register is where it's generally densest in the orchestra.
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You can see in July 2018, it was the densest, stretching clear across the ocean.
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Two black holes — the densest, most destructive forces known to nature — collided with one another.
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It's their biggest, longest, densest, and most knowingly devised, its two discs suspended in perfect balance.
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The spinning occurs because of a quirky property of water: It's densest at 39.2 degrees Fahrenheit.
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They settled on the East Cut, one of San Francisco's most recently renamed, and densest, neighborhoods.
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Birds appear to have the densest brains of all, but their brains are not particularly large.
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Yet the desolate Pacific island is one of the densest hubs of plastic pollution on the planet.
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And underneath those tracks is one of the densest concentrations of fiber-optic cables in the country.
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When Dr. Moore made his observation, the densest memory chips stored only about 1,000 bits of information.
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"This is definitely the densest track I've ever flown," says Loo in a statement released by NASA.
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This album is the Colombian singer's sweetest, densest, and trickiest collection of pop hooks and weird noises.
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But this year has shown that even the densest sea ice is not impervious to high temperatures.
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Katmai's bears, home to one of the densest concentration of bears on Earth, appeared on the explore.
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ICON will also circulate Earth at a low latitude over the planet; that's where the ionosphere is densest.
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Gaza is home to one of the world's densest concentrations of people enduring extreme hardships with few opportunities.
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According to a recent Morgan Stanley report, Amazon is "disproportionately servicing" the United States&apos densest areas alone.
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The juxtaposition is stark: Polypores feed off moisture and shade, and come from the densest part of the forest.
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When we look at the galactic plane, we're staring toward the center of the densest region of our galaxy.
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It's just a proper noun followed by the densest clinical explanation, like a viral news blotter written by aliens.
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Renée Zellweger's startled pout overlooks what must be the city's densest concentration of honking, exhaust-belching, rage-propelled vehicles.
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Many municipalities put up hurdles for tall building construction, allowing them only in densest parts of the central city.
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To get answers, we'll just have to wait for the next glimpse into the densest, darkest places of our Universe.
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This spins the sample, separating out the sperm cells (the densest part of semen) from the rest of the fluid.
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Three Hispanic Democrats will face off in a primary election Tuesday to represent the nation's smallest — and densest — congressional district.
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The intense concentration of refugees in Cox's Bazar, located in neighboring Bangladesh, is now amongst the densest in the world.
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Dhaka is packed with an estimated 8003,000 people per square mile and is already the densest metropolis in the world.
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The Los Angeles metropolitan area, which includes the cities of Long Beach and Santa Ana, is the densest in the country.
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Last year it prohibited the clearing of all types of forest, whereas previously only the densest jungle had to be preserved.
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There's so much meat on this movie's bones that it's arguably the densest Star Wars installment yet, begging for repeat viewings.
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As the onetime star imploded, it created a neutron star, one of the densest types of stars in the known universe.
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Attempt to land on the Hudson River or crash into one of the densest cities in the US.Clip: I don't know.
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Just below Pilot's trendy new office space in SoHo thrums one of New York City's densest thoroughfares of fiber optic cable.
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This would have the benefit of not depriving people living outside the densest parts of the city access to car services.
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In the world's densest cities, the indoor biome is bigger than the outdoor space, at least in terms of floor area.
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The 69763-minute stroll from the Angelica to the Casanatense cuts through the densest and most history-encrusted area of Rome.
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They say it's the "smallest, densest display ever made," but they didn't have a version with all the sensors inside yet.
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The analysts wrote that Amazon is "cherry picking" the densest zip codes, and only hiring delivery service partners in those areas.
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Manila is one of the world's densest cities, with 14,500 people per square kilometer, almost triple London's level, U.N. data shows.
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Those cities would be particularly at risk, he said, because they&aposre some of the largest and densest in the country.
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The ship, which has more than 85033,000 passengers, had the densest concentration of confirmed coronavirus cases outside of China at 218.
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In the densest parts of China, high-speed rail has been a boon: it is helping to create a deeply connected economy.
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Where it stands: AV companies are focusing their robotaxi commercialization efforts on cities, which offer the densest population centers and largest markets.
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Wherever they land, the pieces will come down in a long, narrow line, with the densest parts of the station travelling farthest.
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"There's a hope to start having a limited public rollout in 2018 in specific regions, where we have the densest seismic network."
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New York University has made available the densest public LiDAR data set ever collected, via its Center for Urban Science and Progress.
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The Miami metro area is one of the densest in the country, and the vast majority of people live along the coast.
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Seaport city Vancouver is among Canada's densest, drawing residents with its advanced services and modern architecture, which sit against a mountainous backdrop.
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The densest urban neighborhoods once tended to be a mix of lower-income residents and the wealthy, but that balance has shifted.
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His workbench is nestled in one of the densest commercial hives in the city, in a building largely occupied by jewelry merchants.
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The composite image shows our galaxy's central zone, which has the largest and densest collection of giant molecular clouds in the galaxy.
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The Rocky Mountains have boxed in much of the coldest, densest air, serving as a barrier between the cold and warm air masses.
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"Neutron stars are some of the densest objects we know of in the universe," Volker Burkert, Jefferson Lab Hall B leader, told Gizmodo.
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"I haven't done any testing to see which cannabis makes the densest smoke yet, but I imagine different plants will make different smoke!"
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Even as it diffuses, somewhat, the sector is in fact continuing to concentrate into a short list of the nation's densest tech hubs.
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To tackle the cold without relying on fat as an insulator, many weasels grow luxurious fur coats, some of the densest in nature.
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What better city to use for testing, then, than New York, one of the densest and most hectic traffic nightmares in North America.
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Crisis would be avoided if a liquid, upon reaching that temperature, attained the ideal-glass state—the densest possible random packing of molecules.
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Pinhasi had discovered that the inner ear's petrous bone, one of the densest in the body, often preserved vast quantities of genetic material.
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The flip side of all of this is that moving to the densest urban areas remains a good bet for college-educated workers.
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"In terms of long term growth, most of the trends are oriented toward the biggest, densest cities with the highest education levels," says Muro.
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In between are miles and miles of some of the heaviest petroleum production in Colombia, as well as some of its densest coca farming.
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Inside the back cover is another building-by-building survey, this one of the Lower East Side, then the densest place on the planet.
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El Nido Resorts' Eco-Sanctuary island resort comes with densest forest perched over limestone, surrounded by 45 islands and islets scattered throughout Bacuit Bay.
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M75, also known as NGC 6864, is a spherical bundle containing an estimated 400,000 stars, making it one of the densest-known star clusters.
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That means cities need to figure out which neighborhoods benefit most from new trees (typically the densest areas, but also areas around hospitals and schools).
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Seventy-two percent of the zoned area in San Francisco, the densest big city outside of New York, is zoned for single-family or duplexes.
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The study confirmed that Uranus' epsilon ring — the brightest, widest, and densest of the planet's rings — is unique among other rings in our solar system.
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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.
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The problem is concentrated in New York City, whose 8.4 million inhabitants make it the densest major city in the country, according to government statistics.
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While the jubilant set was still going on, I got pulled away from the crowd's densest area and taken just near the outside venue's entrance.
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"When you're the densest state in the union, you also have to get the environment right, you can't get that kind of right," he said.
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How so many sightings in the nation's densest core and around its toniest beach resorts have escaped wider notoriety is just part of the mystery.
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This is the densest bone in the human body, and could retain DNA that can be extracted to learn more about the long-dead Neanderthal.
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Super Bowl City's site, despite the publicity around the housing and ushering out of people living there, is not home to San Francisco's densest homeless population.
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In 1965, the year Mr. Moore wrote what came to be known as Moore's Law, the densest memory chips stored only about 1,000 bits of information.
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The "bloom" of ladybugs was densest in a 10-mile mass in the middle and could be seen by people as flying "specks" from the ground.
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According to the 2010 Census, 2.7 percent of St. Robert's residents were born in Thailand, making it one of the densest Thai enclaves in the country.
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In the densest areas, they formed canyons of melted wax which made me think of van Eyck's "Last Judgment," a ghastly ars Gothica of wailing faces.
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If deer got sick only by direct contact, for example, you would expect the outbreak to be most severe in the Midwest, where populations are densest.
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The densest concentration of those counties is along the Appalachian Trail, with 28 of them in West Virginia — more than half of the state's 55 counties.
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In larger, multifamily residences in all boroughs, building managers must agree to have bins — and few do, which keeps the numbers low in the densest areas.
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LAAB Architects designed the "Small Home Smart Home" for a Hong Kong couple who were determined to live in the densest, most expensive part of the city.
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This is the first time they have been seen so far south of their expected range, and this may be the densest swarm of crabs ever observed.
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Sudan, with the densest acacia forests of them all, is the world's largest exporter, accounting for two-thirds of the total, according to a 2018 UNCTAD report.
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When sea ice forms here, it expels huge amounts of salt into the frigid water below the surface, creating some of the densest ocean water on Earth.
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Scientists expected that heavy elements would be concentrated at Jupiter's center, leaving an outer "envelope" of lightweight hydrogen and helium around the densest part of the core.
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Essex, New Jersey's second-densest county, with a population per square mile that outdenses the Netherlands, has had a number of recent sightings of wild black bears.
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The measure, which made gasoline imported and sold in Mexico similar to gasoline in the United States, excluded several of the country's densest regions, including Mexico City.
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For large carriers like AT&T and Verizon, it may be economically feasible to deploy 5G only in the densest cities like New York and San Francisco.
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A century after being one of the densest neighborhoods in the country thanks to waves of immigrants, today's gentrified Lower East Side is a night life mecca.
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North Carolina is home to one of the densest concentrations of hogs in the world — around 9 million pigs are raised on 5503,100 farms in the state.
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North Carolina is home to one of the densest concentrations of hogs in the world — around 282 million pigs are raised on 2500,973 farms in the state.
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The night of August 12th is when Earth passes through the densest part of the Swift-Tuttle debris cloud, leading to the most frequent streaks of light.
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And not just in New York City, but on Fifth Avenue in Midtown Manhattan, home to one of the world's densest concentrations of humanity and traffic bedlam.
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Hillary Clinton's strongest base of support — where adults surveyed by Gallup are most likely to say they hold favorable views of her — is in the densest counties.
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But just getting to the voters — some of whom live among the world's tallest mountains, its densest jungles and sweltering deserts — presents its own set of challenges.
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The World Wildlife Foundation writes it is unable to come up with a reliable population count, since they live in some of the densest jungles in western Africa.
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The first is a growing migration from America's densest centers, like New York and San Francisco, to cities with more undeveloped land, like Austin, Texas, and Phoenix, Arizona.
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The island is famous for its coastal grizzlies, also known locally as brown bears, and has the densest population, or most bears per square mile, in North America.
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Many of our densest, most reliable troves of knowledge, from Wikipedia to (ahem) the pages of WIRED, are encoded in an ancient technology largely opaque to machines—prose.
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For what was once considered the densest city on Earth, the world doesn't look very lived in, rooms feeling more like storage closets or extremely littered parking garages.
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Blade Runner offers one of the densest and most richly detailed depictions of the future ever put on film; it's an urban design statement as much a movie.
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Around 1.3 billion years ago, in a far-flung corner of the universe, two black holes — the densest, most destructive forces known to nature — collided with each other.
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It's got an abnormally high freezing and melting point, and it is densest when four degrees above its freezing point, where it changes from a liquid to a solid.
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In dimensions eight and 24 (the latter dimension in collaboration with other researchers), she has proved that two highly symmetrical arrangements pack spheres together in the densest possible way.
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Consider that the European Union has approximately 22 people per square mile, making it as dense as the ninth-densest US state (that is, similar to Pennsylvania or Florida).
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With some of the densest fur in the world, otters have to give their coats a lot of love (and paw rubs) to keep them looking and feeling good.
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The giant plaster-of-paris statue of Ganesh before them is the most famous in Khetwadi, one of Mumbai's oldest, densest neighborhoods, near where the festival was first celebrated.
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Becker is equally humanizing; his portraits can be amusing and off the cuff (tattoos and breasts included), and he has a gift for making the densest decoration look fresh.
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Either way, Earth passes through the densest part of this debris field in the last week of October and first week of November, according to the American Meteor Society.
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The state has the lowest population density of any in India: 2500 people per square kilometer compared with some 210,100 per square kilometer for Bihar, the country's densest state.
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This could lead to "significant shifts" in how people think about the desirability of certain areas, potentially driving down prices in the densest parts of the most expensive markets.
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In "Altarpiece" (2018) — the densest, most compressed work I have seen of his — it is nearly impossible to determine how many layers he has squeezed into a single painting.
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Via refuted this claim, however, and said that since they focus exclusively on shared rides, not private ones, they launch in the densest areas and had yet to expand.
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In an adjacent parking lot, the firm has placed 60 "pods" with yellow, acrylic roofs, and 6,500 plants and trees, making it LA's "densest urban forest" according to their website.
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There are libraries everywhere you look in the country — it has the densest library network in the world, according to a survey conducted for the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation.
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In the 1960s and 1970s, this area north of San Francisco had the country's densest concentration of communes, both because of the proximity to countercultural hubs and its mild climate.
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Wimberly's work confidently transitions between meaningful conversation and pages of hushed action, yet despite not being particularly dialogue-heavy, it reads as one of the densest works in recent memory.
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To find what VoterCircle calls "super influencers," the program maps out contact networks and identifies people at the center of the densest nodes — people who could influence hundreds of voters.
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I saw the pilot episode at Comic-Con International, and it had the densest feelings-per-second metric I've ever seen in a cartoon—suspense, love, loss, tragedy, excitement, fear.
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" "Based on our small, initial excavation, we believe that this 85033-meter (69-yard) site may be the densest area of Triassic period fossils in the nation, maybe the world.
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Trappers have been dropping raccoons all over Brooklyn for years, at Floyd Bennett Field and Prospect Park, on golf courses and sports fields, even in tiny parks in the densest neighborhoods.
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Most frustratingly, Shadow Moon still has no idea what's going on around him at any time, which has to get him on a list of the densest television characters ever written.
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There has been much hemming and hawing about the death of the personal vehicle—fewer Americans are getting drivers licenses, and some in the densest cities are forgoing car ownership altogether.
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I really, really hope and think it isn't Bonnie, but there's a weird energy swirling around her that even the densest man on the West Coast, Nathan (James Tupper), can feel.
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In the densest part of the city -- the former industrial area of Kwun Tong, in Kowloon -- there are 57,250 people per square kilometer, among the most densely populated places on Earth.
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Who but a precocious 23-year-old would have the temerity to confront one of the twentieth century's densest and wildest novels, impenetrable to many readers and seemingly an unfilmable text?
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The barrier island beaches in the Apalachicola area support some of the densest concentrations of nesting loggerhead sea turtles in northwest Florida, according to the Florida Department of Environmental Protection (DEP).
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For example, neutrons have the capability of easily passing through the densest of materials like tantalum and tungsten, giving us a glimpse of what's beyond the view of the human eye.
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Because they believe the planet Jupiter has shifted the path of comet debris just enough that Earth will plow through the densest area, as Slate's resident astronomer Phil Plait explains. Try.
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The city - known as the City of Trees - has one of the densest urban canopies on earth, according to the Treepedia project from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology's Senseable City Lab.
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His precinct-level maps of presidential election results show deep blue in the densest, central parts of metropolitan areas, where you'd find the Main Streets, city halls, rowhouses and apartment buildings.
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Though they only grow to the size of domestic cats, their thick fur coats—the densest in the feline family—beef them up a bit, both in size and in evident cuddliness.
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But the point remains: people across the entire country, from the smallest hamlet to the densest inner-city area take drugs, and will continue to take drugs until drugs cease to exist.
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One of the earliest Japanese cities to have contact with traders from the West, including Portuguese and Dutch explorers, Nagasaki is also the oldest and densest stronghold of Roman Catholicism in Japan.
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The environmental group has been investigating mills illegally growing palm oil in protected reserves in Sumatra, Indonesia — one of the most important sanctuaries to the densest population of orangutans in the world.
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"It was a deliberate approach to think what is one of the densest populations of people in the U.S. and on a normal day that would be Times Square," Ohanian told Forbes.
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In New York, the largely well-to-do Upper West Side is one of the densest neighborhoods in the city; underserved East New York, in Brooklyn, is one of the least dense.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Quartz has published an analysis of the US cities with the densest concentration of artists, compiled from US Census data spanning five years from 2011 to 2016.
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Illustration: Department of Energy/Jefferson LabThe pressure inside the particles that make up every atom in the universe could be greater than the pressure inside the densest stars, according to a new measurement.
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One picker in Kentucky—the densest state in terms of Amazon facilities compared to population—claimed he wears out a pair of sneakers every month from the amount of walking the job demands.
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Braun uses Innovative Sonic technology to comfortably shave your face with more than 10,000 "microvibrations," while the company's intelligent AutoSensing motor should make short work of even the toughest and densest of beards.
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But not all was booming: chorus-line dancers in Times Square, New York's "densest pleasure ganglion," were poorly paid; suffragists (to whom Macy's marketed matching bonnets and hatpins for demonstrations) faced intransigent opposition.
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This voter wants leaders tough enough to crack through the reigning dysfunction, and sure enough, Trump's appointments so far represent the densest concentration of hyper-macho belligerence outside a drill sergeant retirement home.
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As I said earlier, he had already expressed his opinion that the enemy was not capable of mounting any major offensive in the urban areas or the densest demographic centers in South Vietnam.
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Its leafy suburban streets are interspersed with pockets of commerce, densest along Route 1, and industry, including the massive Sikorsky aircraft plant to the north and a cluster of warehouses to the south.
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The establishment's winning streak will be tested again on Tuesday in New York City, where primary contests feature four Democratic challengers in one of the densest concentrations of intraparty battles in the nation.
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Most importantly, access to the densest pools of wind and solar energy will make the capital costs of windmills, dams and solar farms easier to bear, bringing down the cost of electricity for everyone.
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Pinellas County, on the west coast of Florida, is the densest-populated county in Florida, and Tampa Bay is the fastest-growing metro area in the state (and the fourth-fastest in the nation).
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Further Predictions: Boiled down to its densest bouillon cube, Game of Thrones is a story about pragmatism versus ideals, the reality versus the desire—that is, it is about irony, by any other name.
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Police and other officials believe it was an accident, but have yet to say why McCormack was flying over one of the country's densest urban districts through rain and low clouds on Monday afternoon.
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The study, published today in the journal PLOS One, found that those diagnosed with acute lymphocytic leukemia are 4.3 times more likely to live in the densest area of active oil and gas wells.
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The idea of banning cars from the densest parts of the city is gaining traction — by which I mean people are writing about it for mainstream publications and aren't being laughed out of town.
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In the recovery from the financial crash, the largest, densest U.S. cities have had much steeper employment growth than smaller communities, according to a new study by Brookings' Clara Hendrickson, Mark Muro and William Galston.
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One truth: the challenge of building a subway through some of the densest neighborhoods in America is compounded by the fact that Second Avenue's century-old buildings weren't exactly designed with the future in mind.
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Measuring only about 10 to 183 kilometers (6 to 12 miles) in diameter, they contain more mass than the Sun within that tiny space, making them the smallest and densest stars in the known universe.
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No large metropolis can accommodate everyone who would like to drive or be privately driven around — street space is a limited resource, especially in the densest neighborhoods and at the busiest times of the day.
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Top New York donors and Democratic fund-raisers, in more than two dozen interviews, said that their phones rarely stop buzzing as candidates blitz one of the densest concentrations of Democratic wealth in the country.
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Wolf Hall by Hilary Mantel (yes, the same woman who wrote the controversial piece in the first section): This is definitely the densest book in my list of fiction recommendations, but it's so worth it.
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You've got the fourth smallest state in the nation geographically, you're the densest state, you sit beside the largest market in the world, you think the one thing you get right would be commuter rail.
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The work aims to provide a better understanding of fundamental processes inside atomic nuclei and to help astrophysicists to learn about the interiors of neutron stars, which contain the densest form of matter in the Universe.
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The fireflies in Elkmont, near Gatlinburg, are a part of one of the densest populations of synchronous fireflies, Dana Soehn, a 27-year veteran park ranger in the Great Smoky Mountains National Park, told Fox News.
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Finding a space between Converge's densest compositions, the hard-earned uplift of Loma Prieta, and even bits of The Locust's turn of the century futurism, "Witness" still never fully adheres to a single sonic reference point.
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BNP Paribas Fortis dominates the local market with one of the densest branch networks in Belgium and needs to align its costs to its main competitors, KBC Groep and the local unit of ING, Halloy said.
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By early April, I had reached the Saudi border with Kuwait and, after waiting impatiently for permission to move on, I rented a 4x4 and simply drove into Kuwait—towards the densest clouds of black smoke.
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Hurricane Florence bore down on the densest area of hog farming in the U.S. — which also has some of the laxest regulations surrounding the storage of hog waste, including urine, feces, blood, and even dead piglets.
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In the Ebony series, the densest in the book, watercolor and ink is used so richly that the women are rendered pelagic deities, their hair black Medusa snakes, or electric-blue jellyfish, or flame-yellow coral.
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Servicing the densest areas is a way to keep costs low, but it could bleed out the USPS, which has the legal imperative to serve all US addresses — even the low-margin, low-density rural neighborhoods.
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"Since MRIs are the predominant modality used (in addition) to mammography in these younger women, these are the same women who typically have the densest breasts, and screening ultrasound is unlikely to replace breast MRI," Bleicher said.
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But in the years since, the queerness of the US women's national soccer team has only grown more visible — so visible, in fact, that it's pretty much impossible for even the densest of straight people to ignore.
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That plan would have dropped the stadium in the heart of one of the densest and fastest-growing neighborhoods in LA, and within a few blocks of rail lines spreading out to every corner of the city.
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In one moment, more than 22015 lives ended, hundreds of people were wounded and many more were traumatized, in the heart of a city defined by constant checkpoints and the densest concentration of Afghan and international forces.
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There are scores of "privately owned public spaces," or POPS, throughout New York City, intended as a trade-off between developers who want to build taller and preserving space for the public in the city's densest neighborhoods.
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There are 56 near-identical Pret A Manger stores crammed in New York's densest borough, but the one I visit weekly is adjacent to Bryant Park, on 42nd and 5th, right by the public library's main branch.
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MOUNTING LOSSES Britain built one of the worlds largest and densest rail networks during the nineteenth century, which grew as a result of fierce competition between small private companies to lay track and open new routes and services.
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I also have a job that allows me to undertake this kind of experiment and live in the densest city in the US, so there are plenty of stores to make up for lack of access to Amazon.
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A December report from Morgan Stanley said it's not a coincidence: The retail giant was "cherry picking" America's densest ZIP codes and leaving areas where homes are more spread out — and more expensive to service — to the USPS.
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Communities in eastern North Carolina, the United States' second-largest pork producer and one of the densest hog farming areas in the world, have for years complained about the smell and pollution caused by the animals' faecal waste.
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Of the 120 known crews and gangs in the Bronx, many are rooted in the housing projects in and just north of the 40th Precinct, an area that has one of New York City's densest concentrations of public housing.
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McCormack was flying over one of the nation's densest urban districts through rain and low clouds despite not being "instrument rated," meaning he was not licensed to use the onboard systems to navigate the aircraft in limited visibility, the FAA said.
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"The basic idea is that we're trying to use black holes... the densest, most compact objects in the universe, to search for new kinds of particles," Masha Baryakhtar, postdoctoral researcher at the Perimeter Institute for Theoretical Physics in Canada, told Gizmodo.
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During the dot-com boom of the late 1990s, telecoms started buying up railroad rights-of-way across the country, and dirt beneath the tracks in South Bend soon ensconced the densest concentration of fiber-optic cables in the country.
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The squat building that housed Paz, a popular taqueria, was razed to make way for a condominium in what is now one of the densest residential intersections in the city; the tacos are now being sold from a food truck.
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With all due respect to Westchester, Silicon Valley may have the densest concentration in the country of former engineers, executives and other highly educated women who have renounced work in favor of what they call uber-parenting — and they want results.
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That Fordham even has a sailing program comes as a shock to most people Norfleet meets: A university embedded in the country's densest megalopolis does not immediately call to mind the open-water challenges and freewheeling spirit of the America's Cup.
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What was once one of the nation's densest neighborhoods is emptying out, as single people, often without children, reclaim and reunify buildings born as luxury housing more than a century ago, then atomized into flop houses, then reconstituted as apartments.
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Based on some very fine-grained Census information from 2000 to 2014, he found the vast majority of the people who've moved into the densest neighborhoods in the country over the last decade are affluent, college-educated, white Americans with no kids.
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The two traditions intertwine in local customs (Saint Barbara, the patron saint of miners, is revered), in a high degree of civic engagement (it has the densest network of volunteer organisations in Germany) and in a "Christian social" political culture emphasising egalitarianism.
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The big one: NICER (short for Neutron star Interior Composition Explorer) is an instrument that will be attached to the ISS to help understand the structure and energy of neutron stars — the densest, fastest-spinning, and most magnetic objects in the universe.
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According to the British Columbia Centre for Disease Control, more than 300 of those deaths happened in the last two years here in the Downtown Eastside, a roughly seven-block strip that contains one of North America's densest populations of injection drug users.
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As the standout episode of Season 2, "Golden Frog Time," attested, "Billions" is at its best when the schemes and counterschemes are at their densest, because its writers know how to use these complex battles to reveal the character of its combatants.
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"This project would happen in some of the densest bear populations and largest fish runs in the world," added Hamilton, who is also the president of the non-profit organization Friends of McNeil River, a group opposed to the large-scale mine.
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The present Northeast Canyon and Seamount Marine National Monument will become a beacon for the conservation of the Atlantic waters, showing citizens of northeastern states the benefits and possibilities of having a marine monument right off some the densest populations in the United States.
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In principle, coastal defenses could be built to protect the densest cities, but experts believe it will be impossible to do that along all 95,000 miles of the American coastline, meaning that immense areas will most likely have to be abandoned to the rising sea.
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High doses is what we have now, during Armory Week — the Fleet Week of art fairs — with ten arriving, bringing together an extraordinary concentration of artworks, private dealers and galleries from around the globe and briefly laying siege to the world's densest art scene.
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South East Asia has all the right conditions to be a fertile breeding ground for Islamic extremists, including a dense Muslim population – the world's densest, in fact – and a number of remote and un-governed spaces in which it might be easy for terrorist groups to prosper.
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Check In From about 1,755 Hong Kong dollars (or about $225, at 7.8 Hong Kong dollars to the dollar) Opened last year, the 32-room Olympian Hong Kong offers a rare amenity in one of the densest, most property-crunched cities in the world: breathing space.
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Three wars and ongoing tit-for-tats of Hamas rockets and Israeli bombings later, Gaza, which is one of the densest places on earth, is collapsing with just a few hours of electricity daily, sewage-filled water, severely underserviced hospitals, and widespread unemployment that only worsens each day.
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While Kraan-Korteweg's work over her career has dug up some 5,000 galaxies in the Vela Supercluster, she is confident that a sensitive enough radio survey of this neutral hydrogen gas will triple that number and reveal structures that lie behind the densest part of the Milky Way's disk.
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" Shannon Keating wrote an excellent opinion piece on the complications of national pride, starting with the queerness of the US women's national soccer team, "which has only grown more visible — so visible, in fact, that it's pretty much impossible for even the densest of straight people to ignore.
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Childless college-educated whites are moving into the densest American neighborhoodsThe other troubling component of Kolko's research is that the flow of people moving back into cities—which had been on the rise since the earlier 2000s—now seems to be stagnating, and in some cases, reversed completely.
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In the video for "Stop Trying to Be God" — one of the densest and most affecting songs from his new album, "Astroworld" — he walks among sheep, gets smote by fire blasts from the sky, baptizes people in a pool and rides a dragon-like creature through the sky.
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Eastern North Carolina is home to the counties with the densest concentration of hogs in the U.S. When storm season hits, hog farms are some of the most vulnerable places in the state because most hog farmers here dispose of their hog waste in massive open-pit lagoons.
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A barrage targeting Seoul, in particular, is terrifying to contemplate: It's one of the densest major cities in the world, with 27,000 people per square mile, which means the amount of carnage that an artillery barrage could accomplish dwarfs anything seen even in a conflict as terrible as Syria.
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"The original idea was to have this in the densest urban areas possible so that it would really fill in a gap, especially since birds tend to fly over the Atlantic Flyway, see Central Park, land there, and then have to move north or south from that point," Gerchick told Hyperallergic.
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The analysis looks at Boston, Chicago, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Seattle, and Washington, DC. The results are presented on two levels: the regional area, including the surrounding towns and suburbs, and the "core" county of each region that contains the main part of the city with the densest concentration of jobs.
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Other research Mr. Autor is conducting with Juliette Fournier, an M.I.T. doctoral student, suggests that the densest urban counties have become so appealing to prime-age workers that they're now less likely to move away at life stages when previous generations have retreated to the suburbs, like when children arrive.
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"The world's densest known accumulation of flooded cave passages are found in the northern part of Quintana Roo along the Caribbean coast," David Brankovits, a postdoctoral scholar at Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution who explored the underwater Ox Bel Ha cave system in the Yucatán Peninsula—the longest of its kind—told me in an email.
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The only competing big-time professional team in the city is the N.B.A.'s Portland Trail Blazers, and the city happened to have a stadium in the heart of downtown — walkable from the densest urban neighborhoods — that it was willing to convert into a soccer-specific home for the Timbers and, later, the Thorns.
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It seemed no accident that Mr. Biden quickly took his deal-making case from the swing state of Pennsylvania to Dubuque County, which flipped from the Democratic column to Mr. Trump in 2016, and sits in the middle of the densest stretch of counties in the nation that made the same shift to Mr. Trump.
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The scientists who conducted the study, Max Van Wyk de Vries and Robert Bingham from the School of GeoSciences at the University of Edinburgh, say this concentration is bigger than East Africa's volcanic ridge, which would make it the densest concentration of volcanoes in the world—though some geologists say this claim is grossly overstated (more on this in just a bit).
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That includes the six urban areas that Redlener thinks are the most likely targets of a nuclear attack: New York, Chicago, Houston, Los Angeles, San Francisco, and Washington, DC. These cities are not only some of the largest and densest in the country, but home to critical infrastructure (like energy plants, financial hubs, government facilities, and wireless transmission systems) that are vital to US security.
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Original story reprinted with permission from Quanta Magazine, an editorially independent division of the Simons Foundation whose mission is to enhance public understanding of science by covering research developments and trends in mathematics and the physical and life sciences Mathematicians have been studying sphere packings since at least 1611, when Johannes Kepler conjectured that the densest way to pack together equal-sized spheres in space is the familiar pyramidal piling of oranges seen in grocery stores.
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