My first reaction to this can be summarized quickly as: "Damn, what a bummer".
The small number of questions about evolution on state exams creates a need to summarize it quickly as a self-contained concept that is largely limited to fossils, adaptations, Charles Darwin and the voyage of the Beagle, peppered moths, finch beaks, and why the doctor tells you to take all of your antibiotics.
Coding is an additional tool that can help moderators summarize and quickly compare the level of thematic endorsement between countries and between IFGs within a country.
Each piece uses an arresting image from a news or feature story, summarizes it quickly, then poses questions about it and links back to the original story.
I call Michael Goldberger, Brown's director of admissions, and quickly summarize my new application.
And Mr. Barr warned that trying to quickly summarize the report more fully would have exposed him to a minefield of potential criticism.
Mr. Smith's close readings are too detailed to quickly summarize, but he makes it clear just how thoroughly Strauss has been misunderstood.
You can use a checklist based on the APGAR scoring system, a method introduced in 1952 by Dr. Virginia Apgar to quickly summarize the health of a newborn baby.
A classic, and widely used example of such a protocol is the APGAR scoring system, introduced in 1952 by Dr. Virginia Apgar, which is used to quickly summarize the health of a newborn baby.
This phenomenon is so widespread that without batting an eyelash we'll ask a scientist to quickly summarize their work for 'non-specialists', with the cogent implication that this means simplifying it to the utmost.
So I can't really do justice to an almost 500-page book in 15 minutes, but let me try to quickly summarize the four key pathways by which the collective group of authors hypothesize food security impacts sociopolitical stability.
