Sentence examples for in a condensed version from inspiring English sources

OK, so Monkey does feature in her new show, In Your Face – now at the fringe in a condensed version.

Sumia el-Shirtay and Mohamed Hashim, both natives of Darfur, were getting married, and the Darfurians of Brooklyn had come to observe and participate in a condensed version of the elaborate wedding ceremony, which in Sudanese culture can last up to five days.

The end of this life is documented in "Water Flowing Together," a new film by Gwendolen Cates to be shown beginning Monday during the Dance on Camera Festival at Lincoln Center and in a condensed version on April 8 on most PBS stations as part of the "Independent Lens" series.

In return the singer playing the old quack and four others in their 30's had paying gigs and a rare chance to be advised by coaches and conductors from the Metropolitan Opera, in a condensed version of Donizetti's sly comedy "L'Elisir d'Amore," featuring the high school's chorus and orchestra.

The algorithm for identification of target groups of children with hemodynamically significant heart disease according to indications for palivizumab is presented in a condensed version in Table 2, where the specific ICD-10 and Anatomical Therapeutic Chemical Classification System ATCcodesdes for inclusion into the interpretation groups are listed.

It is often assigned in schools, and a condensed version is being sold to fund Carson's campaign.

Delegations with lengthy statements are kindly requested to circulate the text in writing and to deliver a condensed version when speaking in the chamber.

Students reported to be more attentive to the purpose behind the physical examination and would tailor their thoroughness according to the context, e.g. a full physical in emergency department or a condensed version for pre-operative check.

A detailed comparative functional enrichment study of the four lists is presented in Additional File 5 and a condensed version involving only the first 3 lists can be found in Additional File 6.

(Commissioned, admirably, by Rolling Stone as an independent review with almost no prior constraints, it went up on the magazine's Web site in its entirety on Sunday night, and a condensed version will be published in the print edition).

And the Digest even put its stamp on that book, producing a condensed version in 1982 and presenting it to Pope John Paul II. Starting with newsstand sales in 1929, the Digest became an instant success and ultimately a global phenomenon, as well as an exemplar of paternalistic policies that coddled employees.