As a composer, Ms. Halvorson has just enough of a sense of concise, melodic curves and harmonic motion to make her compositions work.
A label was given to each theme, which aimed to be concise and provide a sense of what the theme was about.
The cosmic heart of "Lee Bontecou: All Freedom in Every Sense," at MOMA — a concise show of three sculptures and a dozen or so drawings by the septuagenarian artist — is a mobile that was eighteen years in the making.
Also, as stated by Candes and Wakin [29], "compressive sampling exploits the fact that many natural signals are sparse in the sense that they have concise representations when expressed in the proper basis".
Have someone else read through your CV to pick up on mistakes and to check that it is making sense in the most concise way possible.
The stories are concise and pared down, with a dry sense of humour; there's an almost masculine toughness to Miller's writing that sets her apart from the whimsy of, say, Melissa Bank, or the polish of Anne Tyler.
People are busy; to have these snappy concise pieces, one can quickly get a sense of what's going on.
The section starts with a concise background review, introduces the proposed cooperative sensing scheme with silence periods and analyzes the distribution of the number of transmitted messages.
"Without my team-mates my game makes no sense," he says - a gloriously concise summary of the collective football that his team put into practice.
The use of film shots and descriptions became a tool to paint concise pictures throughout the story that hopefully give a sense of the mood of a moment and, again, particularly the place in which things happen.
