Examples of condensing

• Brutally condensing complex thought, idealists focused on the moral unity of a society with individuals organically related to each other.

• Finally, our work adds weight to the belief that condensing is an important property in the analysis of logic programs.

• Effects of condensing agent and nuclease on the extent of ejection from phage lambda.

• In addition, they have the desired property of condensing which our analysis does not have.

• In this sense, threshing floors may have functioned as a symbolic shorthand, an imagery condensing and connoting both fields and houses.

• This chromosome condensing activity is being further purified from this strain and the details will be published elsewhere.

• Moreover, transposition was an ideal method of regulating ambiguous literary texts by condensing their cardinal features in dramatic form.

• However, about 85% of electrondense bodies were condensing mitochondrial derivatives transforming into electron-dense bodies.

• However, it is likely, that in the short term at least, tractable condensing domains will continue to be downwardclosed.

• Behind the seductive image, the design showed great skill at condensing a wide variety of ideas from the latest science in the fields of heat, radiation and bacteriology.

• Condensing the known information about an entire continent into one book (albeit two volumes) is a daunting task, even when the continent in question is the simplest of the seven.

• Cholesterol has a condensing effect on most phospholipid species in the liquid-crystalline state and liquifying effect on phospholipids in the gel state.

• The recovery of activity from adult males, however, implies that the condensing activity may not be specific to polytene chromosomes but could be a general chromosome condensation protein.

• They provide a climax, summing up, condensing and typifying, or mark a change of footing, indicating a closing or a contrast or adding a jocular tone.

• These circulate water from a condensing boiler.