Sentence examples similar to condensed notation from inspiring English sources

By Wolcott Gibbs and C. Goldenberg The New Yorker, October 15, 1938 P. 11 Note On Predigested Literature: The article on Professor Albert Einstein, which appeared in the October issue of the Reader's Digest, with the notation that it had been condensed from The Nation, is just exactly 468 words longer than the article it was condensed from: Nation, 1120 words, Reader's Digest, 1588.

Condensed ed.

(Some quotes are condensed).

Nucleation in condensed phases.

— Interview has been condensed.

It's condensed.

Postcrash, the horizon has condensed.

"We've condensed," he said.

This interview has been condensed.

Interview was condensed and edited.

The thrills would be condensed.