In her insightful, deeply personal new cabaret show, "Falling in Love With Love: The Rodgers and Hart Story," the singer Mary Cleere Haran distinguishes in the most succinct terms the difference between Richard Rodgers's collaborations with Oscar Hammerstein II and his work with Lorenz Hart.
Anyway, I read a book of his that put the whole Freudian psychoanalysis into really succinct terms and from then on, I kinda knew what I was doing and where I wanted to go".
I prefer a more succinct term--a confederacy of dunces.
To put it in the most succinct terms possible: The people led.
Even the reliance on succinct headline terms like "Muslim world" and "U.S.-Muslim relations" sends the wrong message, Rashid said, contributing to an us-versus-them mentality that overlooks America's own Muslim population and the global diversity within Islam.
Ogbu's conclusions were widely disputed by other researchers, yet the term — succinct in its oversimplification — leapt from scholarly journals into public debates about race.
Games in the Final Fantasy series have grown longer with each entry, but the most recent installments are generally less memorable than the earlier, more succinct ones in terms of their narrative.
State in the most succinct and descriptive terms exactly what your results mean: "These results provide the first evidence that..."...
One of the biggest challenges I face is to maintain scientific credibility--the foundation on which USGS stands--while reducing scientific findings to simple, succinct, and straightforward terms that nonscientists can understand and apply.
The fundamental premise in CS is that certain classes of signals, such as natural images, have a succinct representation in terms of a sparsity inducing basis, or frame, such that only a few coefficients are significant and the remaining coefficients are negligibly small.
