Sentence examples for concise version of the from inspiring English sources
A more concise version of the set — limited to 400 copies — was already locked in at $59.98, but the topline was anyone's guess.
This paper is a concise version of the work published in [A. Steuwer, J.R. Santisteban, M. Turski, P.J. Withers, T. Buslaps, J. Appl. Cryst. 37 (2004) 883].
The code would be an updated and more concise version of the code for privacy online (PDF) which is used by the Information Commissioner's Office, whom Vaizey is understood to be meeting today to push his proposal.
The minister wants businesses to sign up to an updated and more concise version of the ICO's code of conduct, and then display that in a prominent place on their home page with a link to the code.
The forward of Rep. Paul Ryan's 2011 budget -- which was later adopted by both House and Senate Republicans -- offers a concise version of the Republican take on our deficits.
The three C's and the three P's were simple, yet they amounted to a wonderfully concise version of the entire employee-customer-profit chain, from motivated employees to satisfied customers to pleased investors.
Here is a concise version of my answers: the full version of my answers will be posted on my website.
"I am the leader of the N.D.A.; the failure of the N.D.A. is my failure, and I have been unsuccessful in keeping the N.D.A. coherent and disciplined," Mr. Vajpayee complained at a meeting of his party's members of Parliament -- or at least that quote is the concise version of his remarks that party stalwarts repeated to reporters.
It is hoped that this concise version of review may help, to some extent, advance the development of solid oxide fuel cell technology.
Why read 300-400 pages when you can get the point in a concise version of only 50 pages or less?
He has also borrowed a number of tricks from the private sector: setting up a marketing department to sell the city to outside business (not always an easy task); publishing a concise version of his annual budget modelled on company statements; simplifying the tortuous process needed to get a licence; lightening the tax burden in the hope that greater compliance may actually increase revenues.
