An example of where Obama has condensed his message, those missing boots, because the simple and direct thought is something the American people in this world of television, Internet(s) and immediate gratification seem to require.
Mr. Axelrod is no stranger to finding ways to condense political messages.
It should not only reiterate the two opposite thermoregulatory strategies but also condense the messages from other sections, namely: nest/mound material and architecture properties, ant behavioral reaction and ant metabolic heat.
In the revised version, we further condensed the key messages to reduce scrolling with a mouse within a webpage.
By presenting this material in the eLearning format, the information is condensed into key messages and discussion points; for further elaboration on points of interest, learners may activate narration and/or notes, or click on elements throughout the course to access more information (i.e. triggering pop-up boxes, video clips, or images).
The quotations are presented including dots indicating that text is left out to condense a message, square brackets are used where the author puts condensing words on a participant's longer part of narrations, and where the interviewer (and first author) interact in words with the participant, this is reported in round brackets.
The message condensed is that fitness means confidence and confidence means happiness, all delivered in fortune cookie prose: "Ride from the soul and find the happiest, fittest, most confident you in every aspect of your life".
Even the plots of major literary works were being condensed into short text messages for use as a study aid.
It has the glass labyrinth in which the wanderer becomes effectively blind and unable to find the way to the dark box at the centre, its hidden message as condensed as a haiku.
Some of the content is rather long and would benefit from being condensed a little to make the overall message clearer.
