Telescoping has important real world applications, especially in survey research.

Telescoping has a significant effect on market research and therefore should be taken into account in marketing strategies.

The same effect of forward telescoping is found for marijuana, alcohol, and hard drug usage.

The piece could be considered a classic solution in thematic telescoping.

This study suggests that telescoping is not due solely to boundaries.

Some psychologists have suggested that telescoping occurs because people are guessing the date of an event.

This horizontal telescoping of relatives applies indirectly to the self as well.

The telescoping of the field means crashes are more common than in other races, especially among inexperienced riders.

This telescoping of the creative process into just a few months is driven by deal making with Hollywood studios and talent agencies.

The telescoping and strengthening of military resources lays a foundation for a common and strong security policy.

The telescoping of industrialised environment, consumerism, technology, celebration, waste and war through time".

Their recollections are then compared to the actual dates and details of the events in order to determine if telescoping has occurred.

Respondents on marketing research surveys are often inaccurate when recalling the time period of their last purchase, and forward telescoping is common.

These later paintings have probably benefited from the passage of time and its inevitable telescoping of historical perspective.

"Cakewalk" is frankly presented as a memory play, with all the telescoping and distortions the term implies.

The telescoping of all life to a single activity, the ruminations on technique, the author's private epiphanies tend to make me restless.

The telescoping of fingers is common in phantom limbs, Dr. Ramachandran said.

The researchers compared this to the "telescoping" observed in alcohol abuse, in which women tend to become alcoholics more quickly than men.

The Schubert, played here with a muted delicacy and a nice telescoping of the polonaise rhythm, is a social rather than a personal piece.

This Los Angeles artist's telescoping of space, time, illusion and form is exhilarating (Johnson).

In the telescoping of time, millions of years passed in a handful of seconds for Storm.

For this telescoping of man's relationships with place precisely parallels the truncation of his relationship with things.

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These are particularly important for passenger railway applications, because the anticlimbers prevent telescoping of the railroad cars during a head-on impact.

"History is a great telescope with which to look toward the future."

Perhaps we are looking through the wrong end of the telescope.

Two children look at the history of the world through their telescope.

I think they're looking down the wrong end of the telescope.

A telescope has been set up, but not for money.

Already he felt like something living in the wrong end of a telescope.

She wanted to get a view through the big telescope.

As if looking through a telescope, he could still see, though.

The whole thing started when we set up our telescope in my room.

Finally she had to put the telescope down and move.

You will need to do so with a telescope though.

Without a telescope he'd never see them until too late.

And more than a million people a year buy telescopes.

"Anyone with a telescope should be out looking while this goes on."

Then out to the field to watch through the telescopes.

When I got my telescope to look through it was gone.

If you set out to buy a telescope, take great care.

He put down the telescope and looked at his daughter.

Everyone with a telescope is going to know that too.

This is often not the first time the telescope has been used.

We were close enough only to one of them to use the telescopes.

Even with the telescope it would be hard to see much.

"If only I could get back to work again with my telescope!"

During the time before telescopes when most could only see 6.

She wanted to take the telescope from his hand, but he would not give it to her.

He just telescoped into the ground, right in front of the doorway.

You telescoped my life in a way that left me torn.

The man doubled up as if part of him had been telescoped.

The three meanings can be telescoped one into the other at will.

Light flashed in those hard gold eyes and the world telescoped.

The bulk of yesterday's activity was telescoped into the morning hours.

The final design for the new building was proposed as a 100-story, telescoping tower.

The events are real, but amended with conversation and telescoped in time.

It was as if his entire universe had suddenly telescoped down to those few seconds.

I murmured as my entire life telescoped into that single moment's contact.

I found my whole awareness telescoped down to that one area of sensation.

It's telescoping the failure rates of decades into just a few seconds.

The entire hood of the touring car telescoped back into the body.

Telescoping the planning into a shorter period does have some advantages.

The thing would have probably telescoped itself into a wall and burned her alive inside of five minutes after she'd gotten in.

It had telescoped completely: the handles were found at the same level as the base.

The door swung open and a short stairway telescoped down to the ground.

The whole circuit seemed to have contracted as his vision telescoped.

Significant events are telescoped into a couple of lines.

The other sets were telescoped and folded against the hull.

He gave a quick twist of his wrist, and the staff telescoped out.

Yes, everything has been telescoped into seven last years, and we are already well into the second half of that.

The hands released him, he telescoped to the street.

The scores of characters have been telescoped to a baker's dozen.

After all, a zoom works by telescoping outward from the camera body.