Clearly, scientific methods must be conveyed succinctly, and with clarity and rigour, in order for research to be reproducible.
In a piece from 1981, he wrote of the qualities that made him great: "It was conveyed most succinctly to this reporter in a conversation with Roberto Duran in Las Vegas long before the Panamanian had discredited himself against Sugar Ray Leonard.
The title should clearly and succinctly convey the content of the research being proposed.
Tasters must also succinctly convey their findings and resist being swayed by their colleagues' opinions.
Your cover letter must briefly and succinctly convey your expertise, experience, and fit to the job search committee.
For all the archness and wry detachment of the lyrics, the best Pet Shop Boys work has always fizzed with an almost palpable excitement at pop music's immediacy and malleability, its ability to convey complex emotions succinctly, and its inherent ridiculousness.
They succinctly convey what the project is, why it matters, and your personal motivations for applying," says the website.
In addition to being able to convey information more succinctly, pictures are also more memorable than words (Paivio & Csapo, 1969, 1973).
"We are just getting to that point to be able to succinctly convey more information to the public who would be concerned," said Mr Wood.
Your goal is to succinctly convey as much detail as you can (the who, what, when, where, and why of the story) in a few sentences.
It appears at every customer touchpoint -- website, social media accounts, emails, product packaging, etc. -- and is meant to succinctly convey your brand's message and personality in visual form.
