Translation for 'dense' from English to Greek

dense {adj}

πυκνός

• This reserve covers humid dense forests of average altitude and dense dry forests in the west.
• In topology and algebraic geometry, a generic property is one that holds on a dense open set, or more generally on a residual set (a countable intersection of dense open sets), with the dual concept being a closed nowhere dense set, or more generally a meagre set (a countable union of nowhere dense closed sets).
• The vegetation in the Acaraí State Park is predominantly dense lowland rainforest, with some dense submontane rainforest on two small, isolated elevations, and dense alluvial rainforest on some banks of the Acaraí River.
• Vegetation includes dense alluvial rainforest and dense tropical lowland rainforest.
• The terra firm forest includes typical dense and open Amazon rainforest, with dense forest predominating.

• It contains dense lowland rainforest, dense submontane rainforest, dense alluvial rainforest, floodplain forest with clear water ("várzea") or black water ("igapó") and pioneer formations with fluvial or lacustrine influence.
• Mostly it will not form dense stands but regenerates readily from seed after ground disturbances or bushfires and then can produce reasonably dense populations.
• Because the plant produces a dense mat of rhizomes, deep roots, and can form dense stands, it is suitable for erosion control.
• It should be noticed that this terminology is different from the notion of a dense subset in general topology.
• The above examples, the irrationals and the rationals, are also dense sets in their topological space, namely [...].

• Dually, just as the complement of a nowhere dense set need not be open, but has a dense interior (contains a dense open set), a comeagre set need not be a [...] set (countable intersection of open sets), but contains a dense [...] set formed from dense open sets.
• In this case functions supported on a countable dense subgroup of "G" are dense in [...] , so that [...] is separable.
• Let [...] be a countable collection of open dense subsets. It remains to show that the intersection [...] is dense.