Sentence examples for a more condensed from inspiring English sources

In a more condensed form Ms. Bag's show might have worked.

These chapters are based largely on decades-old Government files that first surfaced in 1984 in a more condensed form.

The rub is that livestock, the main purpose of which is to pack goodies found in flora into a more condensed form, does not do the job very efficiently.

For readability purposes, we focus and provide analytic experimental results on the first two datasets (UKBench and UCID) and proceed with the presentation and comments for the rest of the employed collections in a more condensed form.

Increases in the reaction temperature of PyGas hydrogenation not only increase the amount of coke deposition but also result in a more condensed hydrogen deficient coke on the surface.

They have a bakery in the Oakville section of Watertown, and in early August, the couple signed a lease to open a second one in Manchester's The Shoppes At Buckland Hills this fall, which Nicole describes as a "more condensed" version of the original shop.

A more condense presentation of the results is followed for the Holidays and ZuBuD collections.

In addition, we can advance from the field of the natural integers of the dimensions--degrees of freedom of cube geometry, to the field of real and non-integer values, where all the conditions concur for a more condense mathematical analysis of the function HC k, n, r).

These aforementioned studies indicated that the action of the various chemicals added during pretreatment can lead to a depolymerization of the lignin structure followed by re-distribution and re-polymerization into a much more condensed form after cooling which ends as a deposit on the outer cell wall.

Take a peek at this thing we shot for VBS if you want a much more condensed version of what else we did with both sets of ladies.

Bring Up the Bodies is a much more condensed read than Wolf Hall, tackling in enveloping detail the sensational downfall of Anne Boleyn beginning in September 1535, just after Thomas More's execution, to May 1536, when she was publicly executed.