Sentence examples for succinct introduction to from inspiring English sources

In particular he wrote two pieces, known as the Two Essays, that provide a succinct introduction to his mature work.

This paper provides a succinct introduction to precision-recall and receiver operating characteristic curves, and details under which scenarios these approaches should be used.

This gripping political history not only provides a detailed scholarly account of the Sino-Japanese war but also, in a prologue, offers an admirably succinct introduction to the political history of China in the first half of the 20th century.

As well as being a clear and succinct introduction to Einstein's ideas and how they could be revised, it also gives an all too true account of the working practices of UK scientists.

But if there is little new in "Vermeer: A View of Delft," the book nonetheless serves as a lovely and succinct introduction to the painter's work, spinning the few available facts about his life and art into a narrative that is as evocative as it is enthralling.

For readers unfamiliar with this writer's work, this slender volume, deftly translated by Jay Rubin, may serve as a succinct introduction to his imaginative world, embodying in miniature the pleasures and frustrations of his fiction: its ability to turn spiritual fatigue and other modern states of mind into resonant fables, as well as its tendency to devolve into whimsy and willful abstraction.

The contributions in this first volume present the state of the art in these fields, provide succinct introductions to them and reflect the many ways in which they interact.

This will be the English translation of Tocqueville for a long time, and it has the additional bonus that the introduction is as succinct an introduction to Tocqueville, or at least to the conservative view of him and his achievement, as one can find.

The editors Jon Lellenberg and Daniel Stashower build a succinct introduction around the as yet unknown author's "sudden impulse" in early 1880 to sign on to an Arctic whaler and join a commercial enterprise that was, fortunately, dying off even quicker than the whales upon which it preyed.

He instructs his staff to always "ask an excellent question" when attending panels, prefaced by a succinct introduction of who you are and what you do.

Come prepared with a succinct introduction, describing intellectual passions, academic aptitudes, extracurricular interests, career aspirations and issues of special concern before turning to course selection.