Condenses in a sentence

Active Time Lore, on the other hand, condenses information and presents efficiently.

Harrison condenses time to suit her dramatic needs, so as the meeting progresses the ships approach, the initial three becoming the full 11 before the 75-minute play is over.

This school year marks the first full academic year of a newly-revised sequence that condenses organic chemistry into two quarters, instead of three, for non-majors.

It can lead to mould, which is a fungus that grows in areas where warm damp air condenses on cold surfaces, like window frames or surfaces on external walls.

When the internal air cools, the trapped moisture condenses into water droplets–leaving your precious items a mouldy mess.

Latent heat occurs when water condenses from vapor into liquid droplets and gives off heat into the surrounding air.

This is why snow melts much faster when the air is humid; lots of latent heat is released when all that humidity in the air condenses as it comes into contact with snow.

These tests are rudimentary, and experts say there’s still much more to be done before we can feel sure that QD provides the right picture of how our concrete reality condenses from the multiple options that quantum mechanics offers.

While methane is invisible, the cooling caused by the blowdown condenses water vapor, leading to the obvious cloud.

An internal fan draws air into an underground collection chamber where the vapour condenses, making use of the earth's cooler temperatures.

It condenses the drama of soccer into one scene, forward vs. goalkeeper, each trying to make the other one react first, and it’s nerve-wracking.

Water vapor releases latent heat as it condenses into liquid.

An alternative description is to view the enthalpy of condensation as the heat which must be released to the surroundings to compensate for the drop in entropy when a gas condenses to a liquid.

As the vapor jet hits the outer cooled shell of the diffusion pump, the working fluid condenses and is recovered and directed back to the boiler.

By the start of the 18th century, Étienne François Geoffroy described how zinc oxide condenses as yellow crystals on bars of iron placed above zinc ore that is being smelted.

In all cases, the steam plant water, which must be kept pure, is kept separate from the cooling water or air, and once the low pressure steam condenses into water, it is returned to the boiler.

In this phase, water vapor condenses on various nuclei present in the air, forming the cumulus cloud.

Likewise, every once in a while a vapor molecule collides with the liquid surface and condenses into the liquid.

More frequently, the liquid condenses at the surface, and one of the tasks of the gas plant is to collect this condensate.

The air expands and moisture condenses as the winds increase in elevation; this is called orographic lift and can cause precipitation.