Sentence examples for Once condensed from inspiring English sources

In the dark ages of American politics, the elaborate politicking of a presidential primary was once condensed into a political convention.

Mickey Boardman, a fashion columnist for Paper magazine, once condensed his seemingly unorthodox fashion tips into a recipe that would have given Edna Woolman Chase, the editor of Vogue for 38 years until 1952, a conniption.

Conversely, female gametocytes become gametes once they have condensed and left their red blood cells.

Once the sweetened, condensed milk turns a golden brown it is done.

Whether the unit uses refrigeration or a desiccant, once the water is condensed it is collected and filtered.

Different from the somatic cell, mature sperm cells (spermatids and spermatozoa) have minimal DNA repair capacity, once their chromatin has condensed.

And because AIDS prevalence grows in condensed pockets, once adults start dying the overall impact on surviving children in a community is devastating.

Get in all the pertinent information and go back to condense once you've got it all down.

The process dates back to the ancient Greeks and was largely unchanged from their time until the 1960s: boil water, capture the steam, and let it condense once again into fresh water.

Taking into account a rapid transition of RNA polymerase across large introns [ 16], it can be proposed that chromatin in these regions can quickly condense once the transcription complex has passed.

What was once a weeklong event was condensed into four days and eventually into two and a half.