(See Zabell 2005 for a precise formulation and exposition of the de Finetti theorem and Jeffrey 1983, Section 12.6, for a more brief and accessible account).
The purpose of this study is to test the efficacy of a brief, readily accessible, and personalized treatment called the Safety Planning Intervention (Stanley and Brown, 2012).
(The reader unfamiliar with general relativity may find it helpful to review the Hole Argument entry's Beginner's Guide to Modern Spacetime Theories, which presents a brief and accessible introduction to the concepts of a spacetime manifold, a metric, and a worldline).
In his TED talk, "The Art of Misdirection," Apollo Robbins gives a brief and accessible overview of how our mind allocates attention and then, with an incredible pickpocketing performance, shows how susceptible we are to misdirection.
They are designed to be sufficiently brief and accessible enough to support a better dialogue between patients and clinicians during routine consultations.
The development of brief, easily accessible ways to help problem drinkers who are unwilling or unable to seek traditional treatment services could therefore have significant public health benefit.
It is relatively brief (two hundred and forty pages), accessible, and more or less conventionally structured; it is highly intelligent but not a novel of ideas, and though its prose does plenty of swaggering, the swagger belongs to the characters — which is to say, most of the novel is written in close third-person or free indirect style, the grammar of everyday contemporary realism.
The text is simple and brief, so it is accessible to quite young children, though the more specialist titles, such as Time and Space, Watercolour and Media, might appeal more to the older child or to adults.
The documentation included with this program ("Library API Info") includes a brief description of functions accessible to users from their own JavaScript routines.
