In 1958, Albert Wohlstetter, the cold war strategist (and guru to many current players on the scene, including Paul Wolfowitz and Richard Perle), published an influential article whose title, "The Delicate Balance of Terror," succinctly characterized the cold war itself.
Dynamical properties succinctly characterize dynamical behaviors, and differential dynamical properties of gene networks can be seen as a natural extension of differentially expressed genes.
Douglas Weed succinctly characterized this term in his 2005 review, in which he concluded that it is not well-defined nor does it refer to a consistent or transparent methodology (Weed 2005).
Ranjit S. Barot Livingston, N.J., June 16, 2009 To the Editor: Re "Neither Real Nor Free" (editorial, June 15): Neither real nor free, but certainly Iran's presidential election can succinctly be characterized as fiercely competitive.
Instead of following the book's road trip, the show takes place in Marfa, Texas, an art-world enclave that Sylvère characterizes, succinctly, as "both dumpy and hip".
(A task he characterized, succinctly, as "a pain in the neck").
By David Owen The New Yorker, July 19 , 1999P. 52 PROFILE of collector Alex Shear... Shear collects Americana... Shear has been scouring flea markets, garage sales, and antique shows all over the country for roughly thirty-five yeand, and his collection is impossible to characterize succinctly except in terms of its size: it is very, very large.
Since 2013, he has probably been known best for LiarTownUSA, a Tumblr blog that has an intensely devoted following but is impossible to characterize succinctly except by saying that Tejaratchi, in addition to being extremely funny, is also a Photoshop virtuoso.
PROFILE of collector Alex Shear... Shear collects Americana... Shear has been scouring flea markets, garage sales, and antique shows all over the country for roughly thirty-five yeand, and his collection is impossible to characterize succinctly except in terms of its size: it is very, very large.
