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We could be given a succinct summary of relevant retinal circuitry in Introduction.

Momir Nikolic, a senior Serb soldier, has given a succinct and plausible version of events.

David C. Lindberg (in Hackett, 1997a) has given a succinct summary of Bacon's model for an experimental science [RBS].

Functional profiles were created to give a succinct representation of each pathway's specific functions, by selecting a reduced set of GO terms to describe the maximum number of genes/proteins inside each pathway (median 2, range 1-9).

In today's Op-Ed piece in the New York Times, however, we were given the chance to read a lucid, succinct approach to sorting out the auto industry quandary.

A succinct statement of the stress function is given in terms of 4D Clifford Algebra.

For linear logic, this succinct representation of proofs is given by proof nets, graph-like structures that enjoy particularly good properties for the MLL fragment of the logic.

He's considerably more succinct, too, and just a touch cautious: I suspect he's been given some refresher coaching on interview technique.

If you're a fan of succinct model names, then shield your eyes because that HTC Knight (Speedy) we heard about last month has — according to Engadget — been given its final moniker, and it's a doosy.

The succinct expression of frequency (whirl speed) equations for hinged hinged free and clamped hinged free rotors are given.

The lowest energy state minima and the alternate minima seen to be accessible for certain positions give a succinct description of the ground state dynamics of this particular DNA sequence in aqueous solution for the sugar pucker and χ torsion degrees of freedom.