"I'm not sure my views could be condensed," Scholar A said.
Write economically – don't waste words on sentences that could be condensed.
Yes, the highlights of the clash could be condensed into a couple of minutes but this team will enter Irish football's history books if the eventual outcome is qualification for a first World Cup since 2002.
Robert B. Barnett, a Washington lawyer who represents Mr. Obama on his publishing work, said Thursday that the $500,000 agreement was not for a new book but rather for a license so the president's autobiography could be condensed into a book for middle-school students.
If you had tuned in before 10 30, the Democrats looked like a party of apparatchiks, activists and time-servers, whose vision for the country at a time of economic disarray could be condensed to "no to Bain, yes to birth control".
Supporters of the limited-overs game reasoned: Who would want to spend five days playing or watching Test cricket when all of the excitement could be condensed into a mere three hours of raucous entertainment, complete with colourful uniforms, loud music, dancing girls, and sixes galore?
However, exhausted steam could be condensed in the evaporator of HRU directly, which reduce one process of heat transfer.
Concentration and volume variables could be condensed into a single factor – the stoichiometric excess of acid to impurities – for process simplification and to permit direct literature comparison.
It felt great sending in the paper, even if it was surprising to realize that months of work could be condensed into three pages of text and 10 pages of supporting material.
The concepts proposed for evaluating the main CPO categories reveal considerable variance in specification, terminology, and objective although common themes emerge and could be condensed in future work.
