When I asked Edwards last week for a concise description of his Iraq position, he said, "Let's start leaving".
For a concise description of moral philosophy and its role in American education, see Daniel Walker Howe's Pulitzer Prize-winning What Hath God Wrought: The Transformation of America, 1815-1848 (Oxford University Press 2007), pp. 450, 459-69, esppcially pp. 463-65.
As with any summary, a resume is a shorter, more concise description of your professional career as it relates to the job you are applying for.
It is a concise description of the course of Icelandic history from the beginning of the settlement (c. 870) to 1118.
It was a concise description of a twofold relationship: if Flaubert was the inspiration for Maupassant the writer, he also provided the child of a broken marriage with a foster father.
But it was Lyell's concise description of Brocchi's analogy in volume 2 that would have caught Darwin's eye at least as much.
The Handbook also provides a concise description of the role, power and procedures, and developing activities of the Committee and its appendices include a guide to related United Nations bodies and texts of key instruments.
Dot and John are allowed a bit of poetry -- those measuring waves -- before the bad clam is visited upon them, and it's hard to imagine a more concise description of an Italian tourist trap.
For a concise description of the process of adaptation and the role of beneficial mutations in it, see Orr, H. A. 2003.
This information is usually a more concise description of the ideas, experiments, and results detailed in the scientific publications, and it usually contains a high number of content-bearing words that effectively summarize the contributions of the article.
