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condensing

[ UK /kəndˈɛnsɪŋ/ ]
[ US /kənˈdɛnsɪŋ/ ]
NOUN
  1. the act of increasing the density of something

How To Use condensing In A Sentence

  • A very similar condensation product was obtained by condensing sodium-_p_-hydroxybenzoate with formaldehyde and subsequent sulphonation with sulphuric acid. Synthetic Tannins
  • A more integrated theory of design and analysis has been established for the sake of developing the condensing lens type large aperture Frensnel lens.
  • Condensing the playoffs would also avoid competition with the World Series, National Football League games, and college gridiron games.
  • The mine later built a condensing plant and distilled the water pumped from the shafts.
  • That the Toibin review is of a novel while the Updike review considers a collection of stories may partly account for the greater reliance on plot summary in the former (as well might various editorial policies of which we as readers of the review cannot finally be aware), but the temptation to "review" mostly by condensing story and making a few unsupported critical remarks is apparently an inherent feature of journalism-based book reviewing. Book Reviewing
  • Determine heat removing coefficients according to condensing temperature and wet - bulb temperature.
  • The stereo projector by polarized light include chiefly. the three parts: the objective lens system of the projection, the condensing system and a source of light.
  • Touted by some as water's purest form, distilled water is produced by condensing steam from boiled water back into its liquid state.
  • A condensing boiler is more expensive and has a highly effective 'heat exchanger'. Times, Sunday Times
  • So now they're powering their mill for nothing, selling off the surplus energy to the grid, and condensing the steam to make hot water they can pipe into the locals' homes.
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