The information is brief and concise, and gives the reader a general overview of the various organ systems.
There are simple important questions which might have simple concise explanations, but finding these explanations seems impossibly difficult.
A particularly concise and elegant passage of descriptive work comes from a fellow essayist.
This clear and concise how-to book would be a perfect resource for anyone involved with the raising of children.
At the top of the slope, Lawrence offered encouragement and direction that was clear, concise, and visual.
This concise guide booklet is only available as a paperback edition, and is sure to add value for anyone visiting the park.
First, present your prospective employer with a concise, error-free resume.
On the other hand, Miller's concise strategy is preferable to the approach of padding out the running length.
This discussion is kept concise by the use of an elegant calculus of closure operations on group properties.
During our concise conversation, Conrad proves to be a sharp observer and commentator on the game.
No one has ever been so concise, or so consistent, about why America remains our home sweet home.
A cardiograph would be able to record my heart movements accurately and then you'd have a concise visual aid.
This is the raw sound of heavy rock with emphasis on high-energy shows and short, concise songs.
This article provides a concise and useful discussion of modern philosophical critiques of the doctrine of original sin.
Those who wish to read an overview of cancer of the lung will find this concise and compact book very useful.
A simple one sentence answer would have sufficed the patient but the doctor just could not keep his explanation concise.
It is by far superior to other texts designed to be concise overviews of the subject.
Transformers and gyrators in a bond graph model may be reduced and lead to a concise model with smaller number of elements.
Above all this, we must maintain clear and concise information on the extent of the damage.
The language's highly flexible syntax and concise regular expression operators, make densely written PERL code indecipherable to the uninitiated.
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The concise delineation of the features closely parallels a description of Sargent's drawing technique.
And the question would be so concise that there would be no room for you to minimise, justify or rationalise your behaviour.
I was given clear and concise information, and, on the basis of this, my verbal consent was obtained.
There is currently no widely accepted, concise, definitive list of key health education journals.
Transposition is explained in a concise manner on the last page, making it easy for students to learn how to play these exercises in other keys.
This report is a concise recapitulation of events throughout the entire day.
The record keeper takes comprehensive notes during a session, and then edits them into a concise summary of discussions and decisions.
Writing clear and concise directions on the prescription will assist the patient in appropriate use of the medication.
The chapters also refresh the memory by providing concise statistical information on laboratory measures.
The language in the book is terse and concise, almost laconic, and very much to the point.
This book offers a concise and to-the-point directory for anyone who gambles on the Internet or is interested in gambling on the Internet.
Overall, the book is very useful as it provides concise recent information on the subject.
Letters of application should include a concise curriculum vitae and a brief outline of current and proposed research.
In terms of being concise, plan your answer, write down key issues and words and build sentences and paragraphs around those.
I then know that i am going into the exam fully prepared and also it is easier to revise from concise notes.
The gallery is perhaps a little full, but the rich earthy tones, concise drawing and overall visual experience make it a worthwhile visit.
First, there must be a clear and concise formulation of the data to be transmitted.
Because it is so concise, the text is strongly structured by conceptual frameworks that do not get lost in detail.
Compared to the seeming waffle of Chamberlain, Churchill's account was clear and concise.
It presents data, detailed and in-depth, in an organized and concise tabular format with full-color graphs.
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Well, the drug companies say that they provide education in a clear and concise way.
There is a useful and concise introduction to the area, its bird habitats and avifauna, and a list of abbreviations and symbols used in the text.
The production is clear and concise with no sounds distorting or dropping out.
More than 100 texts have been written on chemical thermodynamics but a concise summary of the laws is hard to find.
In a time of crisis, real information, supplied in clear and concise terms is gold and the rest is just dross.
Here comes a docu-drama that sails to its destination with such crisp editing and concise narration that you wonder what was the fuss all about!
But that's a minor flaw given the tight execution of this concise, effective album.
The description is literal, concrete and concise, rarely using metaphors or similes to extend the image.
There are so many shows the we have to keep the reviews very short and concise.
The concluding part offers concise results of the studies of the history of military science in Russia and the Soviet Union.
It's good to see an argument stated in a clear and concise way but with all its essential components.
She had been taken off the system because management only used staff with clear, concise and friendly voices, it said.
Lyrics should be poetic, concise, imaginative, theologically strong and expressive of worship to God.
Each chapter starts with a question, which is followed by a clear and concise answer.
As these heraldic arms became more elaborate, their description or blazon came to acquire its own rules, arcane vocabulary, and concise syntax.
The sinewy first movement, which is the most concise in the whole of Bax's symphonic cycle, packs a powerful punch.
It needs to make up its mind because investors like to see a clear and concise strategy.
In this case, the Buddha and the bodhisattvas very skillfully condensed the teachings into a very concise form.
The links are very easily read, the headlines are concise, and the use of bold in the copy allows for skimming without interfering with reading.
The explanation of the science at work was clear, concise and comprehensible.
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Divided into sections that cover small eats, drinks, soups, rice dishes, side dishes and sweets, the recipes are clear and concise.
They write in plain English, without jargon, and distill lengthy statements into clear, concise tables understandable at a glance.
A brief and concise explanation of the rules would be appropriate but far too difficult.
The bandwidth constraints of the internet force us to find more concise ways to represent information.
A concise and true statement for a book largely filled with poems that read more like essays with poetic line breaks.
There isn't much to be said for the prose style, but it is concise and doesn't piddle around.
It will be convenient to embody our point of view in a concise term, and the adjective malloseismic will be used to designate localities likely to be visited several times in a century by earthquakes.
There has never been so concise and definitive a debunking of Kant's categorical imperative.
The sharp and swift fall makes for a concise case study on the impact of reputation on a personal brand.
All commanders will state that my report writing was always clear, concise, and impeccable.
Jonathan V. Last, in the pages of The Weekly Standard, offers the most compelling and concise apologia for the Empire.
It is a wieldy document but considering the sheer quantity of material covered, maintains an admirable level of coherence in an objective, clear and concise manner.
It makes a concise public argument for deferring deficit reduction until durable growth resumes.
A concise yet comprehensive biography of the artist depicts the moments of inspiration that have led him to paint landscapes and scenes of country life.
Therefore, neat and concise hyphenated compound terms will be used throughout to help disentangle his various roles and avoid needless repetition and reader boredom.
It could also do with lifting that film's concise 72-minute running time.
I feel this provides the skills to write tight, clear, and concise papers.
As you can tell from the clear and concise summary, this is a relatively healthy item to eat, so feel free to buy a truckload of them and eat at least 38 a day.
It should have clear headings, concise paragraphs and snappy sentences.
The final section of the book presents concise appraisals of recent financial system trends and near-term predictions by prominent central bank officials.
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Use clear, concise language to communicate, not bureaucratese to impress.
This is tough, concise, and, if I may, butch movie-making, and I love it.
Bottero's concise explanation of henotheism clarifies how a pantheon, with its bewildering myriad of gods, becomes personalised through personal preference for a single deity.
Hollin has collected together a range of individuals and collaborators to provide a concise but comprehensive overview of the principles and premises inherent in this area.
We need to have a clear, fairly concise, number of recognisable brands.
I recommend this book as a concise introduction to a subject that is not only of lively current interest, but also has roots in the works of our great mathematical ancestors.
Occasional freeze-frames isolate comical poses and expressions while voice-overs by the main characters give witty and concise insights into their thought processes.
The Dano-Norwegian of Ibsen is simple, concise, to the point.
Each of the featured seventeen woodworking projects is superbly illustrated with clear, concise and easy to follow instructions.
After reading this concise examination of Bonhoeffer's life as moral exemplum, it is quite possible the reader will feel the same way.
His jargon-filled talk was gibberish to the uninitiated, but clear and concise to practitioners.
In writing, there's often a trade-off between being concise and being complete.
The Sum-Up sessions are designed to integrate conference speaking events into one concise relay of keynote and session conclusions.
With concise descriptions and listings by suburb, the book manages to provide an eye-opening experience for even the most savvy Sydneysider.
While it treats of nothing new, it handles the intricacies of neurology as seen in paedopathy in a concise and refreshing manner.
Though this provides a concise frame of reference, it overlooks the continued importance of bronze in Chinese metallurgy and culture.
The excessive use of exclamation marks devalues their effect, but is typical of concise genres such as cartoons, not reference works!
Kate's report of Blyth Spartans' game with Lancaster City on October 20 was concise, informative and made good use of descriptive adjectives.
Their five leadership roles are a clear and concise way to show that leaders need to be versatile.
In this unique and concise book, we discover how to do this using mind maps to help us learn better and faster.
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Each shiur is compact and concise, with Rabbi Krumbain describing the need for the particular lesson in modern society.
A Bayesian Network is a means for clear and concise expression of combined probability distribution among variables and interrelated assumptions.
In this context, the BPH guideline from the CUA is a wonderfully clear and concise guide to the management of this important condition.
For every concise insight you find in this smug smog, there are at least two that make you want to toss the heap of pages into a lime pit.
A concise overview of the presenting signs and symptoms of uveitis and its association with systemic conditions is provided in this article.
But on the stand this week, she stuck to a concise version of events.
This compact reference work on tax laws and tax codes offers concise explanations of day-to-day tax issues in an updatable, easy-to-use format.
Her concise essays synthesize an enormous amount of information, thereby sparing general readers and younger scholars undesirable detail.
In each play's analytical overview, he explains the plot line in a clear, concise, yet richly detailed manner, again adding pertinent details about subtext.
Yu added, the E1 series LED desk lamp was designed for pink-collar office ladies, and it was inspired by children's floral graffiti with concise style and lively colors.
The global outlook series on Distribution Channel Research provides a collection of statistical anecdotes, market briefs, and concise summaries of research findings.
The global outlook series on Geographic Information Systems provides statistical anecdotes, market briefs, and concise summaries of research findings.
Thirty-six concise chapters discuss the potential stylistic benefits of split infinitives, the passive voice, and ending a sentence with a preposition.
The concise nature of the OpenVera language and its support for reentrancy has also reduced the overall size of the testbench, easing maintenance issues.
The global outlook series on the Alternative Medicine Industry provides a collection of statistical anecdotes, market briefs, and concise summaries of research findings.
Each category is organized in a concise manner and sub categories are alphabetized and contain links so that users can quickly find the information they need.
The Standard Lexical Sets of Wells are widely used to discuss the phonological and phonetic systems of different accents of English in a clear and concise manner.
The Employee Benefit Plans ARA provides concise information about how recent industry, regulatory and professional developments may affect bur clients and your audits.
Thanks to the concise online format, professionals can earn a postgraduate certificate in just one year, gaining the enhanced skills they need to stay ahead professionally.
Concise text would reduce strain on military communications and greatly speed the assimilation of information.
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The Concise Oxford Dictionary is a different work, which aims to cover current English only, without the historical focus.
Concise forms of statement of claim and defence were given in the appendix for adoption by the pleader.
We start with the Concise Oxford, which we call the COD. It had six Canadianisms, four wrongly defined.
The latest revision of the Concise Oxford, for example, includes such new entries as that ugly word adultescent, digital divide, duvet day, retail therapy and text message.
He and his brother Francis George Fowler composed The King's English, the Concise Oxford Dictionary and much of Modern English Usage on the island.

England has adopted a simple and concise law on admissibility of testimony of handwriting experts.
All the merit of proverbs consists in the concise and picturesque expression.
It is a concise little history, beginning with the first day of his outlawry, and ending with the fatal scene at kirklees.
As he lifted the boy to the saddle, the trainer whispered a few concise directions.
All that thou wilt find here is a concise, unadorned account of the wourali poison.
On the other side of the issue, detectives who use recaps prefer getting concise and clearly incriminating statements.
That epistle to the heathen contained some very concise directions from the First Three in New York.
A concise notice of his prophetical achievements is subjoined.
The account is clear, concise, unemotional, and uncontroversial.
The different divisions of that kind of news are set down in their order, which varies but slightly in its arrangement of concise headlines.
It was that of Demosthenes, concise, energetic, and commanding.
He is often obscure, but has the power to be concise and luminous.
Diarists agree in the concise terms with which they describe the town.
He had published a remarkably concise system of stenography.
To begin, I found a concise article on him by historian Gregory Schneider, the recent compiler of an anthology of Tonsor essays.
Conductor Paul Spicer's programme includes Handel's imposing Dixit Dominus and Bach's concise, exhilarating Magnificat.
The argument under the present head may be put into a very concise form, which appears altogether conclusive.
But as a more concise, and at the same time equally satisfactory, evidence, I will refer to the example of two States, attested by two unexceptionable authorities.
From land to land is the most concise definition of a ship's earthly fate.
Selene Yangtze has written a concise, comprehensive guide to foot reflexology which aims to make the subject accessible to people of all ages and backgrounds.
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At first, Sir Nathaniel seemed disposed to ask questions, but shortly gave this up when he recognised that the narration was concise and self-explanatory.
Other language sources for bird names are also revealed in concise entries that include the etymologies and meanings of scientific and common names.
It is a clear and concise resource for experienced practitioners and familiarizes them with the most common cutaneous tumors and immunohistochemical profiles.
D'Artagnan, from being himself on all great occasions extremely concise, did not draw from the general's conciseness a favorable augury of the result of his mission.

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