The book presents a concise interpretation, distilling practical recommendations and policy prescriptions at national and sub-national levels.
This approach allowed us to compile an inventory of concise interpretations of second order constructs that we felt confident were grounded in the primary studies [ 7].
Roman Architecture: A Visual Guide (Yale University Press, 2014) is an interactive e-book featuring chapter overviews for the major time periods, sites, and monuments and concise interpretations of the most important buildings in the Roman Empire, illustrated in over 250 photographs and site plans.
Cluster 3 contained a relatively small number of statements and showed a low bridging value, suggesting it was a tight cluster with a potentially concise interpretation.
FT then combined these interpretations into a concise collaborative interpretation that would become part of the body of data for the meta-ethnography.
CSA extracts a few concepts from category labels and then implements concise interpretation on words and documents.
These combinatorial factors do usually not allow to find a concise biological interpretation.
Small numbers of observed and expected deaths limit concise interpretations for these diseases.
Tracing it from the work of Cruikshank and Scheele to that of Planck, Einstein and Warburg, he gave a concise account of the interpretation of absorption spectra, and the conception of activation, along with the application of kinetics to photochemical reactions, with consideration also of sensitised reactions.
I'm reading a concise history of Malta.
No matter if the scenery toppled, if the pioneers tripped in their boots, if the dogs barked and bayed; the audience had been treated to a concise restatement of what was then a dominant interpretation of the rise of American democracy — that it was fuelled by the settling of the frontier and that it chiefly involved the hardscrabble striving of poor white men.
