Sentence examples for very condensed from inspiring English sources

Here's a very, very condensed timeline of the big events.

"It allows feelings and ideas to travel big distances in a very condensed form," she said.

It's a kind of time capsule – it allows feelings and ideas to travel big distances in a very condensed form".

"It's been very condensed," said center Ryan Blaszczyk, a fifth-year senior who is a criminal justice major.

Zohra, by email The above is a very condensed version of Zohra's correspondence, and I'll include most of the rest in a moment, but a bit of background first.

Subsequently, the two column flows are merged and channeled into single flame ionization detector to produce a very condensed "tailored" chromatogram which is equivalent to overlaying a PLOT and a DB-1 chromatogram on top of each other, except that no peaks are overlapped.

It should also be stated that the volumes of the defendants, as edited by those employed by them, are very much condensed, as compared with Mr. Freeman's reports, and yet the paging of the volumes is substantially the same throughout, so that the cases in the corresponding volumes appear on the same page.

It seems that much of the first two paragraphs could be very much condensed and the third paragraph could be eliminated completely.

If soldered, the circuit could be condensed very much, making it quite compact and very portable.

Upon contact, the steam bubble condensed very rapidly, creating a vacuum and causing water to rush in and fill the void.

The tour begins at the beginning, some 300 million years after the Big Bang, when, astronomers think, the very first star condensed out of murky clouds of hydrogen and helium, lit up the darkness and promptly went boom.