Sentence examples for better concise from inspiring English sources

A better, concise definition exists on the home page of the chemometrics and intelligent laboratory systems: "Chemometrics is the chemical discipline that uses mathematical and statistical methods to design or select optimal procedures and experiments, and to provide maximum chemical information by analysing chemical data"[11].

A better and concise proof of a fundamental proposition concerning the refracted flux across a bi-material interface in the conductivity problem is also provided.

Woods fared infinitely better, alternating between concise songs and formless but purposeful bouts of noise.

There was not much breadth to Mr. Watanabe's offering, but it might have been the better by being concise.

We are all getting better about being concise.

This negative finding questions the clarity of existing conceptions and urges more concise definitions, better training of analysts, and formulating more decisive instructions.

Content is good, but being concise is better.

While the number of options may seem more limited than those in previous versions, it is simply that Microsoft redesigned the menus to make them more intuitive, concise and better organized.

Two years ago, when asked what she wished she was better at, Lily Allen offered a concise reply.

That concise definition is better than any I've read, and it points to the conflicted way in which we talk about the disease: our intention is critical, but our language is celebratory.

Plenty of updates are both those things, of course, but the better examples can offer a concise, eye-catching summary of a dramatic or funny plan or turn of events – which really isn't that big a leap from the classic Hollywood pitch.