Each page is an obituary for one of them, giving the concise facts of its life and death.
Policy and decision makers at different levels need clear and concise facts about the public health benefits of physical activity and guidelines on how to design effective strategies and policies.
Reviewers read articles retrieved from the online, relational knowledge base and short and concise key facts were extracted from these articles.
This is concise with the fact that stronger sparse penalty not only exploits more sparse information but also mitigates more noise interference.
The 2001 addition to the law requires that such reports always be in written form, and include a concise statement of facts and explanation of an activity's significance.
It reveals him as a master of concise matter-of-fact prose, as a keen observer of daily life, full of pragmatic common sense, and also as a good judge of poetry.
It lingers like a strange perfume over his concise, matter-of-fact sentences, more heightened in the earlier novels and short stories, but the bottom notes (petrol, anguish, desire, nightmares) are still present in the first three lines of his final and most didactic novel, Kingdom Come: "The suburbs dream of violence.
There must also be a concise statement of facts, and documents must be included, as are necessary to enable the Tribunal to decide the questions referred.
The authors assessed 1,642 short and concise sentences (key facts), which were extracted from 722 relevant articles and stored in a climate change knowledge base.
The literature review made use of a climate change knowledge base of 1,642 short and concise sentences (key facts) extracted from 722 peer-reviewed articles (years 1998 2009) on climate change and food- and waterborne pathogens (Semenza et al., 2011).
