In a Science Perspective (www.sciencemag.org/content/307/5717/1885.full ), Stanley Fields and Mark Johnston have authored a succinct and specific statement of how model organisms will continue to be important for biomedical research in the coming decades.
And like Ronald Hayman (the author of a succinct one-volume life of Proust that appeared in 1990) he emphasizes the role that World War I had on the shape of the novel: by forcing a delay in publication, it gave him time to expand and elaborate his story, to create the famously layered architectural edifice the book became.
The authors provide a succinct biography and candid background about each film.
A) The authors need to include a succinct, yet informative, description of the TIE* algorithm.
This could be a succinct description of the author himself; he never averts his gaze from the most uncomfortable and painful complexities of feeling.
In a succinct introduction, David Bindman, the author of several authoritative volumes on Blake as an artist, tells how Blake, trained as an engraver, invented a technique for printing word and image together, which he called "Illuminated" printing.
Authors' response: In this context, the previous paper by the same authors (YIW and EVK) is cited as a succinct review of the evidence in support (or lack thereof) of the stereochemical hypothesis.
In August, he posted a photo of his book's cover and captioned it with a succinct, unambiguous j'accuse: "Published without authorization and against the explicit will of its author.
In a succinct 135 characters.
Mr. Dimon answered with a succinct "no".
A succinct black-comedy routine on health care, for instance.
