Sentence examples for though condensed from inspiring English sources

When he leaves his lens open for an hour on a couple making love, every movement made in that hour is in the picture, though condensed into an explosive blur.

The purposes to secure a certain minimum of nutritive elements and to prevent fraud may be carried out in this way even though condensed skimmed milk and Hebe both should be admitted to be wholesome.

For the sulfur system there is no indication of what size the critical nucleus may be, though condensed phases of elemental sulfur have been measured at sizes as low as 30 nm [39].

This companion star, Sirius B, is about as massive as the Sun, though much more condensed, and was the first white dwarf star to be discovered.

This companion star, known as Sirius B, is about as massive as the Sun, though much more condensed, and was the first white dwarf star to be discovered.

Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie's novel is condensed, though.

(Chinen) ★ Charlie Parker Jazz Festival (Friday) After being called off because of Tropical Storm Irene, this free outdoor gathering has been rescheduled and condensed, though that shouldn't put a damper on the music.

"It included all the component parts of an opera - overture, introductory chorus, arias and recitative - though in highly condensed form". It had its premiere in Cardiff city centre on March 27 1993, conducted by Carlo Rizzi, in the presence of two invigilators from the Guinness Book of Records and a bewildered crowd of shoppers.

Condensed into 90 minutes, though, this would have been one of the gigs of the year.

His office reception has two televisions built into the wood panelling; his speech is condensed, as though he fears that the slightest long-windedness will cause his listener to channel-surf away.

Even though the applications utilize condensed phases, frequently as dispersions of the chromophores in suitable polymeric matrices, the calculated gas phase properties are proving to be sufficiently reliable when calibrated against experiments to serve as useful guides to synthetic efforts.