Condensing used in a sentence

Condensing in a sentence as a noun

You were taking other people's writing and condensing it down.

Perhaps this just represents an artifact of drawing the font extra-huge, but these fonts all feel like they need condensing to look decent.

In that region, there is no difference between liquid and gas; there is no "boiling" or "condensing", because the substance effectively behaves like both at the same time.

The cloudiest places at this scale are the sides of mountains in the Intertropical Convergence Zone[0], where wet air rises several thousand meters, thus cooling and thus condensing.

Strictly speaking the white `gas` is water from the delightfully humid Florida climate condensing in the presence of the extremely cold Oxygen boil off.

Also the flow of steam is very predictable and constant, but once you start condensing no one really knows how it'll put vibration loads on, which can break the blades and wear out the bearings.

IntroductionA problem with condensing a complex arena into a few terse paragraphs is that many details must be abandoned favouring a broader scope.

> Chording becomes your standard input deviceThat's exactly what steganographers do, and they go further along by condensing syllabes, words or even phrases in a single chord.

If your theory was the correct one, could we use that effect to perform computation - perhaps condensing 1000s of years of computation into a few minutes, with the result encoded in which steady state it settles on?

Its not so much that you can't make a condensing turbine, its that a condensing turbine will be less financially / economically efficient, its going to have to be much bigger and stronger for a given power output.

"I'd definitely recommend FreeMind, because as I alluded to in the article basically all other mind mapping software is designed for creating presentations and pretty graphics rather than for organizing and condensing enormous amounts of information.