Sentence examples for A conciseness from inspiring English sources
The entire piece, which is almost an hour shorter than "Les Mis," exhibits a conciseness, power, and lyrical invention that remains devastating on the tenth hearing.
"Newsprint rationing in wartime Britain enforced economy in language and a conciseness not required in American print journalism, where acres of space invited gentle grazing," he writes.
Cage's distrustful sergeant and Beach's naive private develop a relationship that follows Woo's usual operatic pattern of loyalty and betrayal, but it does so with a sense of nuance and a conciseness of gesture that is new to his work.
Verdi's "Rigoletto," also based on a Victor Hugo novel and almost an hour shorter than "Les Miz," "exhibits a conciseness, power, and lyrical invention that remains devastating on the tenth hearing," Mr. Denby writes.
The key-frame summary sought should minimise a Conciseness cost function, which is a weighted sum of the Rate and Distortion functions defined in the work.
It was a hot topic on line, but until it hit the public conciseness a few days back with Consumer Reports, Keith Olbermann and even Letterman, the average iPhone 4 buyer probably either didn't care or know what was going on.
He also had a mania for conciseness.
Mr. Zamarra's menu is a model of conciseness and variety.
Only solvers know that, and it's complicated by the fact that solvers appreciate different things - a smooth surface, conciseness, plenty of anagrams, no flippin' anagrams, torture.
The title has a certain appealing conciseness, relative to what some of the other partial or entire repeal bills have been called, like the Religious Freedom Tax Repeal Act or the Repealing the Job-Killing Health-Care Law Act Eric Cantor introduced that one, which stands as a true classic of the bill-title genre.
For the sake of conciseness, a similar figure regarding the use of HRC is not reported, since the recognition rate is always higher than the corresponding one reported in Figure8 for the RC feature.
