Sentence examples for succinct display. from inspiring English sources

The Metropolitan Museum of Art has mounted a succinct display of works from its superb holdings in American fine and decorative arts, including a case of Tiffany Favrile glass.

Despite her questionable decision to restrict it mainly to the present tense, Chapman's writing is beautifully deft, subtle and succinct, displaying an astonishing sureness of touch.

Whale's own boss — Lady Eve, an overlord played by Jill Scott, with a glut of malicious grins — is a nightmare, and he conveys her frustrations to underlings in succinct displays of torture.

Among those up and running there's a succinct Bearden display at the Metropolitan Museum of Art; a more expansive one at the Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture, a Harlem branch of the New York Public Library; and, best of all, a sparkling cross-generational Bearden shout-out at the Studio Museum in Harlem.

Her latest show is a succinct and terrific display of two videos, two paintings and a gouache.

The data was fitted with 28 Zernike polynomial terms (6th order including a piston term), but as the 6 th order results showed very little aberration structure, for the sake of being succinct we elect to only display up to 5 th order (18 coefficients, piston c 0,0), tip c(−1,1), and tilt c(1,1) removed) Zernike polynomials in Fig. 5.

"Human rights are an issue when bodies are on display and there's this real succinct response as to how they came to be here," he said.

When studies cannot be combined for meta-analysis due to diversity of interventions, narrative syntheses will be conducted and results of individual studies will be displayed graphically to enable a more succinct summary of evidence.

The teenage West already displays a precocious ability to conjure up succinct put-downs.

His In Bed With trio (also featuring keyboardist Kit Downes and guitarist Julien Desprez displayed the method in action in a succinct set at the Vortex.

Since her marvelously succinct Truisms of the late 1970s, the poems she has composed and displayed by various means — from LED signs to carved stone benches — have been turgid and morally hectoring.