Sentence examples for condensing to from inspiring English sources

Much about that now seems quaint: the curved edges of the text condensing to unreadability back near the fold, the accidentally upside-down or out-of-order pages, those little coin slots on the machine and later the charge cards.

Third, even though no molecules of a material are permanent dipoles (e.g., in the noble gas argon or the organic liquid benzene), a force of attraction exists between the molecules, accounting for condensing to the liquid state at sufficiently low temperatures.

In the northern Australian territories, humid air hits heated land and is thrust upwards, rapidly cooling and condensing to form clouds that are taller than the world's highest mountains.

When the system is fully condensing to 0,2 bars, the turbo-alternator output rises to 288 MWe, due to the increase in efficiency in the conversion of heat energy to electricity that results.

Scytonemin is a symmetrical dimeric molecule, and it is expected that each monomer is synthesized separately before condensing to form the dimer.

First, all answers were condensed to a sentence summarising the key points; second, all condensed sentences were further condensed to create a short summary of responses.

(The process is condensed to 30 minutes).

A life condensed to a room.

During the Depression, the directory was condensed to 32 pages to economize.

So everything a person was, his whole remembered past, became condensed to a cotton tampon".

If their pitch is condensed to a sentence, it is "slam the door on foreigners".