Complete and concise histories of the same crime could be marketed as separate publications, and publishers augmented court testimony with additional arguments, abstracts, confessions, and letters from the involved parties.
There were great white shirts for him and her, a men's-y striped wool that executed as well in a dress as it did in parkas and pants and, of course, backpacks and duffels for the guys to complete the concise rugged-but-tailored sentence.
It is not an easy task: the functional language should be at the same time general (in order to abstract from specific technical realizations) but complete (in order to encompass all possible solutions); it should be precise (in order to avoid loss of information) but concise (in order not to sink in irrelevant details).
In his last weeks, he managed to complete a concise history of Long Sutton and said, regretfully: "I've still got so many ideas for books".
The book, Capillary Electrophoresis Methods for Pharmaceutical Analysis, Volume 9, has been planned to provide busy pharmaceutical scientists a complete yet concise reference guide for utilizing the versatility of capillary electrophoresis (CE) in new drug development and quality control.
Yawd Muang is articulate but concise.
Photographs, drawings, and other ephemera help illustrate the process, but concise summaries trace the collaborations.
Careful attention was paid to question phrasing in order to create a clear and complete, yet concise, instrument that would achieve high response rates and be free of errors and biases during completion and processing.
Given this context, we hope that they will also enable evaluation of bodies of evidence as a theoretically-related whole, to assist decision makers by producing a complete and concise representation of the available evidence.
After review of the literature and the current registries, the set of operative indications used by the Swespine Registry (Strömqvist et al. 2013) was felt to be the most complete yet concise example of such a list, and was chosen for inclusion in the standard set, to be completed by providers at the time of surgery (Table 3).
Be brief but concise in your explanation.
