distilling

In this the author is also incorrect in distilling the value of education to the knowledge a degree or diploma is meant to proclaim.

Either somebody up there was distilling whiskey or biosynthesis was taking place wherever this slush came from right?.

Also, the Watch seems like it could have benefited from some Steve Jobs type of editing and distilling.

Bill seems to do a good job at taking macroeconomic information and distilling it into something understandable.

The hardest part was distilling all the text down to a point that was easily consumable.

Loved this comment as you did a great job of distilling the level of wonder that still remains to be discovered.

Drugs are a much more literal version of that, distilling what makes your brain act certain ways in a literal sense.

My immediate concern with PubPeer is that it expands and diffuses the literature rather than distilling it to excellent concise articles.

Oral traditions seem to have a way of distilling information to essences over time vs.

It's about distilling something to it's essence, removing superfluous details in favor of clarity.

And if I've spent all that time distilling my thoughts into a readable form, I might as well post it.

But let us not pretend that either shipping water in from other states OR just distilling water isn't an option for California, because it is.

Distilling things down to "america should have used metric cause reasons" is trying to pass off complex problems with bite sized quotes.

Seth Godin released a new ebook of motivational posters for the distraught marketer, and in it they called the act of distilling insight from data: "parsing".

Distilling down such critical information shows how much time and thought you put into it.

Distilling your own syntactic sugar can be a great thing.