Sentence examples for condenses from inspiring English sources
The word "condense" is correct and usable in written English
It is a verb that means "to reduce something to a greater density or a concentrated form". Example sentence: She condensed her ten page article into a one page summary.
verb
Third person singular of condense
In such a cloud, the growth of a liquid water droplet to a raindrop begins with condensation, as additional water vapour condenses in a supersaturated atmosphere.
The form functions in a similar way to poetry in that it usually distils and condenses rather than embellishes, creates snapshots rather than fully fledged narratives and moves more swiftly towards closure.
As moisture-laden breezes roll in from the Atlantic, the water in the air condenses on the beetles' backs (just as a cold bottle of beer left on a table causes water in the air to condense on its surface).
Concentrated seawater is left at the bottom of the chambers, and freshwater vapour condenses above.
As before, some of this brine evaporates through the rear membrane of the second cell and into the next chamber where it condenses on meeting the foil on the third cell.
Whereas refrigerative systems reduce the humidity of air (because some water vapour condenses and is drained away), evaporative coolers increase humidity.
As the moist, warm air hits the pipes the water condenses and trickles down to be collected".You get a very powerful desalination effect," says Mr Pawlyn.
That condenses it back into a liquid, and the whole process can be repeated.
One depends on the idea that the water vapour which forms clouds condenses initially around tiny particles known as aerosols (many of which are produced by algae).
I'll be leaving out Vongerichten's condensed milk, however: palm sugar does the job nicely.
On that first list were items such as wild rabbit, tins of corned beef and condensed milk, things few of us buy today.
