Or, as Arthur Shelby Jr more succinctly observes: "It's a fowking freakshow".
Beginning in A&E, we move on to meet doctors, nurses, porters and top executives, one of whom succinctly observes that "most politicians are not really interested in healthcare".
Brian Worth Durham Gary Younge observes succinctly, "The rebels are now leaders; those who once urged loyalty are in rebellion" (Opinion, 14 September).
"That's what happens when you get what you want," observed one cabinet colleague succinctly.
(1)–(4) (which represents succinctly most formulations on RA for CRN in the literature), it can be observed that the RA problems in CRN are best described as complex, non-deterministic polynomial-time hard (NP-hard) optimisation problems.
Other factors may include the fact that migraine attacks are relatively short and rarely observed by the physicians, to whom they are described retrospectively and succinctly or even not reported at all, while the patients continue their own way to manage the attacks with the notion that only themselves have a good knowledge of their attacks.
In the spring of 2002, an assistant director at the F.B.I. explained Mr. Hanssen's success as a spy this way: "Succinctly put, security, other than physical security, was not inculcated into the culture as a priority that must be practiced, observed and improved upon every day".
Zuk then succinctly outlines many examples of rapid evolution in a timescale we can actually observe, with adaptations occurring in only a few generations, in organisms as diverse as her crickets, fish, humans, birds, snails, lizards, and plants.
Succinctly, make more and keep more.
SAN FRANCISCO — Politely and succinctly.
