Sentence examples for concise definitions from inspiring English sources

This collection of data includes concise definitions and explanations on all aspects of the European Union.

It offers concise definitions for the terms you might run across in your search but little guidance as to what might be the best choice.

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

In Relativity, Einstein himself provides just about the clearest and most concise definitions of special and general relativity available: he is a far better populariser of science than Stephen Hawking.

Wolff provides concise definitions of "possible" and "possible thing" in his Ontologia.

Concise definitions for concepts of interest are embedded in the text as well (e.g., speciation, pp. 38 40).

Yes, he does, but that concise definition does not do his profession justice.

Deserts are varied and variable environments, and it is impossible to arrive at a concise definition that satisfies every case.

Differential privacy has been accepted as the privacy concept due to its concise definition and its simple implementation.

The specific contribution of the current paper is in developing a clear and concise definition of strategic talent management.

This paper explores the current nanogrid research, it collates the existing definitions and uses the knowledge to give a concise definition of a nanogrid.