When I was nine, my father gave me a brief, concise lecture on politics: "If you ever come home and tell me you voted Tory," he said, lying on the driveway, dragging on a ciggy as he dropped the clutch out of the car, "you'll be sailing out of the front door with my bootprint on your arse.
One year later, the discovery of the UPS was rewarded by the Nobel Prize to Ciechanover, Hershko, and Rose; their lectures represent a concise introduction to this system [38]– [38].
After the account of Howard's lecture, the author backtracks to a concise history of civilization's effort to understand and predict weather, a story in which religious cosmology and proto-science mix without perfectly blending.
Senator Obama's victory speech was a concise oratorical gem.
Alternatively, the format of the lecture series may appeal to audiences seeking a concise overview of the concepts.
A concise literature study about Doppler and duplex sonography of carotid arteries, a brief lecture and 1 h of hands on training and tight observation by a neurologist specialist (or vessel surgeon, neurosurgeon, neuroradiologist, anesthesiologist, angiologist whoever is competent in this method) in the first ten measurements may support to gain and maintain this knowledge.
His 1973 Norton lectures — titled "The Unanswered Question," after Charles Ives — end with a concise credo: "I'm no longer quite sure what the question is, but I do know that the answer is Yes".
Two lectures delivered in June 1865, later published as Value, Price and Profit, give a concise and lucid précis of his theories about commodities and labour: A man who produces an article for his own immediate use, to consume it himself, creates a product but not a commodity..
I bought a "Concise Electrocardiogram".
What a concise and accurate description!
