This excellent show concentrates on the cornerstones of Basquiat's art: language and a blocky, concise handwriting that amounts to a personal, almost digital typeface.
A clear and concise performance plan reduces the amount of time required to draft a review.
Ezra points to numerous others in a post that amounts to a clear, concise primer on the filibuster's mischief.
Does watching irreverent cartoons that "compress large amounts of knowledge into concise, tasty mind nuggets," as the site describes it, help or hurt appreciation of Shakespeare?
The undoubted strengths of The Economist are its greatest undoing: its intellectual rigour; its distillation of dizzying amounts of information into concise prose; and its rationality.
This paper contains the results of a concise statistical review analysis of a large amount of publications regarding the anomalous heat transfer modes of nanofluids.
In [21], criteria regarding data quality are demonstrated such as accessibility, appropriate amount of data, believability, completeness, concise representation, consistent representation, ease of manipulation, free-of-error, interpretability, objectivity, relevancy, reputation, security, timeliness, understandability and value-added.
The collection amounts, in fact, to a concise history of American art since 1880 that has been built up generation by generation.
"Automation and artificial intelligence may have part of the answer — to translate vast amounts of data into a concise narrative or report," he says.
— Joshua Rothman I found a certain amount of solace in Mark Kishlansky's concise, elegant "Charles I," in which a king with a brittle ego and a distaste for being contradicted gets his head chopped off.
