character density
"Character density" can refer to various contexts, including text formatting, digital storage, urban planning, and literature.
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Definition
C1Typography
(technical)The number of characters, including letters, numbers, and punctuation, within a specified unit of text.
Example
- High character density in a paragraph can make it difficult to read.
- The designer adjusted the character density to improve the document's layout.
B2Computing
(technical)The measure of how tightly characters are packed in digital text formatting, affecting readability and data storage.
Example
- Character density is crucial when designing user interfaces for mobile devices.
- Optimizing character density can save storage space in digital documents.
C1Urban Planning
(academic)The unique cultural, historical, and architectural characteristics of a neighborhood or community.
Example
- The city's character density is preserved through careful zoning laws.
- Efforts to increase character density focus on maintaining the community's identity.
C1Literature
(creative)The level of detail and uniqueness given to characters in a story, making them recognizable and memorable.
Example
- The novel's character density made each persona feel real and engaging.
- High character density helps readers connect with the story on a deeper level.
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