Sentence examples for describe succinctly from inspiring English sources
Our book that deserved to do better Described by WordRiot as a novel that "highlights the creative importance of small publishers", Lochlan Bloom's The Wave is impossible to describe succinctly as it moves through prose and screenplay, crossing realities as it shifts.
The 8pen keyboard for Android is a bit of a trick to describe succinctly — and as they say, video is worth 24,000 words per second.
Among them, we will describe succinctly Ambu and Laerdal valves, the most popular NRVs used.
Accordingly, ABMs can be difficult to describe succinctly, and they may require more data to develop, and significant software engineering expertise to implement.
Population or other pharmacometric models are a useful means to describe, succinctly, the relationships between drug administration, exposure (concentration), and downstream changes in pharmacodynamic (PD) biomarkers and clinical endpoints, including the mixed effects of patient factors and random interpatient variation (fixed and random effects).
He describes succinctly the symbiotic relationship between fact-based institutional journalism and representative democracy.
The American suburban juggernaut can be described succinctly as the greatest misallocation of resources in the history of the world.
These models are described succinctly in Gregory S. Schneider, "Historic turnout of young voters in Virginia election poses problem for Republicans," The Washington Post, November 24, 2017.
This paper presents the scientific objectives of the Solar Physics and Interferometry Mission (SPI), describes succinctly the model payload and summarizes mission's issues.
November 30th 2018, 11 16 A.M. Warren and Sanders both have drawn connections between the problems we face abroad and the triumph of neoliberalism, an economic ideology that she never named in her speech, but nevertheless described succinctly.
Most notably, they recently spent what Dr. Berns described succinctly as "a bundle" to recruit a high-profile team of four heart surgeons from Brigham and Women's Hospital in Boston and build them new operating rooms.
