Sentence examples for is condensing from inspiring English sources
verb
To decrease size or volume by concentration toward the essence.
- An abridged dictionary can be further condensed to pocket size.
Still another is condensing the ballet into two acts, posing a challenge for the set and costume designer, Zack Brown.
As Cooper explains it, these came about "partly because he is condensing more than one encounter, and partly out of tact".
A team led by the astrophysicist Jacob Trombka is condensing the various technologies into a pencil-size X-ray generator and a shoebox-size detector that will help cops map out the intricate choreography of crimes.
When water vapour is condensing on Earth's surface at night, the content is greater aloft than at the ground; during the day the content is, in most cases, less aloft than at the ground because of evaporation.
If there is one thing that Mr. Ryan has been working on in his debate rehearsals, aides said, it is condensing inside-the-Beltway arguments into crisp, two-minute answers.
A gap in the dust circling a young star in the constellation Auriga may mark where material is condensing into a planet, 11 astronomers led by Ben R. Oppenheimer of the American Museum of Natural History say in a paper to be published in The Astrophysical Journal.
(The process is condensed to 30 minutes).
The universe is condensed in our play.
"As the laureate says, poetry is condensed.
Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie's novel is condensed, though.
"So the first thing you have to do is condense.
