Sentence examples for more condensed view from inspiring English sources
Click the icons in the upper right corner of the application to switch to a more condensed view.
This condensation adopts a metameric pattern of more condensed and less condensed regions (Fig. 3C), which later give rise to the AF and vertebral bodies, respectively (Aszodi et al., 1998).
In terms of business model, he sees the platform supporting a Pinterest-style model once it has enough users — offering native ads in a spliced snippets format, giving brands a way to tease ad content and potentially spice it up or make it less annoying to view (by turning a three minute pre-roll advert into a more condensed and consumable snippet, for example).
When exhibiting this work along with alternate versions and sketches, the University of Pennsylvania summarized the work as a "bird's-eye view of the city from Ninth Avenue in a straight line westward, with space becoming ever more condensed..."....
Now things are more condensed and organized.
The spacious, woodland site has allowed a simpler plan, which may adapt more readily to change than more condensed buildings.
Mr. Price's new works extend his play with biomorphic volumes and richly textured surfaces, but they have become more condensed and more animated.
Bring Up the Bodies is more condensed than Wolf Hall in that it charts the nine months of events in 1535 that lead to the execution of Anne Boleyn.
The nuclear material becomes more condensed and oval in shape; this area develops as the head of the sperm.
It is more condensed than our previous typeface — with the result that the words-per-page tally has hardly been affected.
For some, it was a full back-and-forth conversation, for others a more condensed script of short phrases or keywords.
