Matt Combs, a graduate student and research assistant at Fordham, is spieling a SparkNotes-like summary of his research on Manhattan's rat population as we wait on a subway platform.
Our state of knowledge of phylogenetic affinities within this insect order, with over 150 000 described species [ 1], was well depicted by the comb-like summary tree composed by Kristensen and Skalski [ 2].
In addition to its interactive GUI, our tool provides three distinctive layouts for comparison, including pairwise plots, summary tables, and a "heatmap-like" summary table highlighting pivotal markers, commonly detected by different methods.
This was frustrating because she did not have the chance to follow up the newly arrived resident as well as she would have liked (summary of parts of interview with auxiliary).
They found that beyond having compatible biodata -- the term used for the resume-like summaries used in each matrimonial ad for each person's caste, education and physical attributes -- they also shared an interest in Indian music.
In the middle of his book Gross unfurls a list of haiku-like summaries of tales suitable for puppetry, many familiar in other guises ("The ghosts of girls betrayed by men dance living men to death").
If you were looking for a snapshot of how different this was from the theatre coverage we and other newspapers usually do, just glance at the Twitter hashtag #catreview, which runs from haiku-like summaries to live updates from the interval and panel discussions to links to much longer pieces online.
And the future attorney general's legal style meshed perfectly with the needs of his boss: while Mr. Bush has famously asserted that he likes summaries and "won't read treatises," Mr. Gonzales specialized in the art of redaction, "that pursuit of boiled-down solutions and answers for a client".
But the individual stories, in essence, seem to read like summaries of longer, more detailed narratives.
Finally, concerning the fast-forward (FF) like summaries only few of the users realized that they were intentionally added for evaluation (as a naive approach indicating a lower bound for our metrics).
