Sentence examples for if condensed from inspiring English sources

if condensed waterdrops can slide easily then it should work for fog droplets too i guess.

By David Woo The New Yorker, August 24 & 31 , 1998P. 124 The room held, as if condensed, honey-olive shadows View Article By Jelani Cobb By David Remnick By Jia Tolentino By Doreen St. Félix.

By David Woo The New Yorker, August 24 & 31 , 1998P. 124 The room held, as if condensed, honey-olive shadows View Article By Phil Klay By Troy Patterson By John Cassidy By Amy Davidson Sorkin.

Shining light and English cricket may not go hand in hand but, if the bright light and quick pitch of Perth has thrown up an intriguing if condensed Test match, then England's bold selection of Alex Tudor has catapulted a sparkling new talent into world cricket.

Make sure that you have audio output and tape recorder control jacks if condensing all transmissions received.

If these condensed acids contain only one type of acid anhydride, they are called isopoly acids, and their salts are called isopoly salts.

One track deserves a quick, special note: "Love Theme". It's the type of slow, percussion-based piece which calls to mind the love theme from Brad Fiedel's "The Terminator". When the saxaphone-esque tones come in, mixed with jazzy guitar, it's as if you condensed every love scene into a single song.

A British journalist who has also written on Rhodesia's transition into Zimbabwe and on black Africa in the postwar period, Meredith presents a lucid account of the conflict between Afrikaner and African nationalisms, while providing a reasonably detailed, if necessarily condensed, survey of the actual events of postwar South African history.

Therefore, we wanted to determine if these condensed nuclei indicate apoptotic cells, by staining with an antibody against cleaved PARP.

Limited binding would also result if the condensed complexes formed separate domains within the membrane, as suggested for oleyl alcohol, and KcsA partitioned preferentially into the domains enriched with DOPC.

A clause is condensed if it does not subsume any proper subset of itself.