For a succinct study that discusses the causes of the conflict, see Daniel Kendie, "Towards Resolving the Ethio-Somalia Dispute," Proceedings of the Third International Conference on the Horn of Africa, New Yorkk: New School for Social Research, 1988).
"The editors have written more than a mere introduction; they have written in fact a small book, a remarkably comprehensive and yet succinct study of Tocqueville's political thought...
As Michael Kennedy observes in his masterfully succinct study of the composer (Richard Strauss: Man, Musician, Enigma), it was an end, not a climax.
As Michael Kennedy observes in his masterfully succinct study of the composer (Richard Strauss: Man, Musician, Enigma), it was an end, not a climax.
"We appreciate a struggle between opposites," he wrote in his succinct 1979 study of Borromini, "not as the romantics did, in the expectation of defeat, but in the hope that a synthesis will be achieved".
In this case, it should simply be stated that a previous model was used with appropriate reference to the previous study or studies that developed the model along with a succinct description of its features.
However, survey approaches provide a succinct method of data capture across a large number of observations and have been used in previous research that has direct relevance to this current study (Glithero et al., 2013a; 2013a; 2013a).
"[Commins] has produced a succinct and insightful survey of puritanical Wahhabi Islam in Saudi Arabia.
As background, the paper is furnished with a succinct review of the applications of the nanoplates, along with recent studies on nanoplate vibrations.
Additional file 1, Table 1 presents a list of these studies that is current at the time of publication, with a succinct summary of their key findings.
