Sentence examples for time to condense from inspiring English sources

"If you have an eight-second clip, you only have that much time to condense the story.

In the most widespread method, called steam cycling, a quantity of steam is injected through a well into a formation and allowed time to condense.

Our report includes two large word clouds -- our what's-up cumuli -- to reflect the jumble of findings, ideas and obsessions that swirl around in our heads, bumping up against one another without time to condense into articulated thoughts.

When all data were coded, we used data display matrices to triangulate data from multiple sources, participants and points in time and to condense coded data and describe themes of management practices and the emergent capacity of NH staff members for care [ 29].

The gas is then filtered a second time to remove condensed moisture.

The different elements in the intervention are aimed to be timed parallel; not serial to condense the intervention time as much as possible.

Spiegelman claims that each speech balloon in Maus was rewritten about 40 times "in order to condense it", and he is apt to discuss his work in the manner of a writer.

Left to its own devices, the brain tends to condense time.

I wrote constantly, responding to the events of the day in real time, under perpetual pressure to condense everything I thought and read into something readers could consume.

In Mexico, the question-and-answer documents compiled by Ignatieva (2008) were written in class, which significantly limited the time that students had to condense their information by presenting facts with grammatical metaphors.

It's possible, at least according to the interviews I've heard on the Podcast Engineering School, to spend many hours removing "uhhs" and "umms" and to condense time to remove natural breaths that hosts or interview subjects take.