Sentence examples similar to a condensed time sequence from inspiring English sources

The adult tumors evident between 1 3 months of age faithfully reproduce the immunological, histological and molecular phenotypes of human melanoma, but on a condensed time-line.

Extending the snapshot-type data to condensed data in a time sequence, which is more suitable for profiling the temporal dynamics, provides insights into the functions and underlying regulating mechanisms of the biological system.

# Downsample a time sequence.

These, however, will not stand in their current location as long as their Neapolitan progenitors; the artist describes them as more a "memoriam of condensed time".

The Sinemurian Stage was named for exposures at Semur (the ancient Roman town of Sinemurum) in northeastern France, where a condensed sequence of limestones contains fossils of ammonites that lived during this time interval.

"You live a month, and it's probably like 10 years in condensed time," he said.

This is especially helpful if you are working on your profile in a condensed period of time and don't LinkedIn to report every change immediately.

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The drastic income gain (100% or more) made possible in a condensed window of time (16 weeks),     2.

"We know that for a very condensed period time, and for a broad base of customers, there would be great interest in this product".

In a speech (pdf) near Oxford, he has blasted British Euroscepticism; a condensed version  was published in the Times a few days later.