Sentence examples for thought condensed from inspiring English sources

Yet the short story was, for me, the more intimidating of the two: a progression of brilliant thought, condensed, as a wolf to a terrier, into something taut and confrontational.

For example, one can think about condensing a gas of photons into a liquid and solid material by cooling it to low temperature.

This impact would have sprayed huge quantities of material into space, forming a ring around Earth similar to, but much thicker than, those that now adorn Saturn.The moon is thought to have condensed rapidly from this ring.

In previous theoretical studies of impact-induced vapor plumes, silicate components are removed from calculations because those components are thought to be condensed completely because of low quenching temperature.

I think I'd condensed these spots in my mind because they were the only places where we had gathered as a large group.

Scientists think our moon condensed from the debris of a Mars-sized world that smacked into the very young Earth.

Rather than release multiple annoying stories about Apple we thought we'd condense a few major stories every morning and afternoon.

The original performance is much longer, and involves a built-in moment of silence afterwards, but still I thought listening to the condensed version would be a fun "date night" activity to share with the person I was seeing at the time.

"They go into the bullpen and condense their thought process and their time on the mound.

Intriguingly, his reviews are rarely longer than 150 words, condensing knotty thought processes and compacted prose into startling bites.

If you think of that period condensed into one year beginning on the first of January, then people do not make their appearance in it until the thirty-first of December; or to be more precise, in the last forty seconds of that day.