Sentence examples for more condensed form from inspiring English sources

In a more condensed form Ms. Bag's show might have worked.

The rub is that livestock, the main purpose of which is to pack goodies found in flora into a more condensed form, does not do the job very efficiently.

For readability purposes, we focus and provide analytic experimental results on the first two datasets (UKBench and UCID) and proceed with the presentation and comments for the rest of the employed collections in a more condensed form.

These aforementioned studies indicated that the action of the various chemicals added during pretreatment can lead to a depolymerization of the lignin structure followed by re-distribution and re-polymerization into a much more condensed form after cooling which ends as a deposit on the outer cell wall.

The cells changed their morphological shape into a more condensed form.

The pathway interconnectivity, which is illustrated on the DC map and detailed further below, is presented in a more condensed form in Figure 3.

It definitely doesn't taste like an energy drink – it's more like a very condensed form of Pepsi.

It exists in two variants, a condensed form and a more verbose XML syntax.

It exists in two variants, a condensed form and a more verbose XML syntax, which are described in detail elsewhere (Herget et al. 2008) and http://www.eurocarbdb.org/recommendations/encoding.

The need for concise reading matter, so well met by Time and Life, was met even more successfully, in terms of circulation, by an American magazine that reprinted in condensed form articles from other periodicals.

Poetry is a condensed form.