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Meanings of densification in English

Portuguese
compressão

An increase in the density of something.

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Usage of densification in English
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Cape Town suffers from a dysfunctional urban phenomenon known as 'inverse densification'.
The South African
2
Car-based, green-field housing estates should be banned in favour of urban densification.
The Guardian
3
It adds to congestion and undoes some of the good work on densification.
Radio NZ
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The better infrastructure will invite densification, forming a virtuous circle.
The Irish Times
5
This is the Johannesburg we don't see: the crisis of homelessness and densification of dwellings.
The South African
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Inverse densification did not happen accidentally.
The South African
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Meanwhile, airlines are adding more and more seats to their planes in a move called "densification".
Radio NZ
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The plan said the aim is to reduce travel needs and promote a shift towards "urban densification".
Reuters
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For those living in Johnsonville, the chance of densification and more people living there could help the suburb get back on its feet.
Radio NZ
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Densification of housing in itself is no bad thing.
The Irish Times
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Cape Town suffers from a dysfunctional urban phenomenon known as 'inverse densification'.
The South African
12
Car-based, green-field housing estates should be banned in favour of urban densification.
The Guardian
13
It adds to congestion and undoes some of the good work on densification.
Radio NZ
14
The better infrastructure will invite densification, forming a virtuous circle.
The Irish Times
15
This is the Johannesburg we don't see: the crisis of homelessness and densification of dwellings.
The South African
16
Inverse densification did not happen accidentally.
The South African
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Translations for densification
Portuguese
compressão
Densification through the time