Some of the longer compositions were split into "motifs" in order to make succinct visualizations that weren't muddled by too much time, so to speak.
The suffix array data structure was introduced by Manber and Myers Manber and Myers (1990) as a succinct representation of the lexographic ordering of the suffixes of a string.
Smile, ask them how their night is going and make your order clear and succinct.
(Nixon's memo ordering the change was succinct: "Dole--he must go. Image").
As will be seen, our first order approximation method is much succinct and easily comprehensible.
We also prove that nonrecursive datalog rewritings are in general exponentially more succinct than positive existential rewritings, while first-order rewritings can be superpolynomially more succinct than positive existential rewritings.
In order to present a more succinct and biologically focused view of the data, we developed a plugin for the network visualization tool Cytoscape (Shannon et al., 2003) called OndexView.
By using the Kronecker product and the matrix and vector representations of fourth- and second-order tensors respectively, we obtain finite element formulas for the primal and sensitivity analyses that are succinct, can be readily programmed, and accommodate different element orders and topologies with minimal changes to the code.
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.
In order to proceed in a more succinct manner, this study followed the literature tradition and used /dz/ to refer to this sound when its cross-dialectal phonemic status was intended [e.g., Ang 洪惟仁 (2012); Wang 王薈雯 (2014); Yao 姚榮松 (1988)].
