My copy of the Concise Oxford Dictionary of Quotations has four entries from Charles Darwin (which shows how concise it must be) and two quotations from Dawkins: both of them from this book, and one of them from the passage that gives this book its title.
A look at the General Comments by the UN Committee on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights shows the concise understanding forming the base for Amnesty's struggle.Take China, a country far away from securing these rights: despite any propaganda China did not ratify the ESCR covenant up to now and denies ESC rights openly.
Figure 1 shows the concise scheme of each process in photosynthesis.
So, the equation can be simplified as Eq. (2): uplambda =varLambda {n}_{mathrm{eff}} (2),which shows a concise relationship among resonance wavelength, PC grating pitch, and effective refractive index.
The arrangements in his three-song solo segment of the show were concise and exquisitely punctuated.
Organized by the associate curator Daniel Belasco, who is also working on a book about feminist consciousness in New York School art, the 32-painting show is concise yet deep.
Such a gee whiz description is not what his audience expects from Mr. O'Reilly, who has mastered a central occupational skill for a talk show host: concise answers to complex questions, delivered with swagger.
The logical designs of the Online Collaborative Learning System or OCLS are being designed using the object-oriented models which are the use-case model and class diagram in order to show the concise processes of virtual "Think-Pair-Share" collaborative activities.
However, a look, at the secondary structure of DNA shows that a concise nucleosome-positioning model is probably more complicated.
It was only in the encore, a version of "Joy Ryder," that he showed how staggeringly concise this band could be, given certain marching orders.
