Sentence examples for succinctly represent from inspiring English sources

Such motifs, called irredundant motifs, are able to succinctly represent all of the other motifs occurring in the same array within reasonable time and space bounds.

Boolean games allow us to succinctly represent strategic games with binary payoffs in the case where the players' preferences have a structure readily expressible in propositional logic.

Algorithms that attempt to more succinctly represent all shortest-length scenarios [ 13, 14] have also been developed.

In the spirit of promising recent work on this problem for fixed event costs (Scornavacca et al., 2013), one promising research direction is to identify and succinctly represent whole reconciliations that are robust across the space of event costs.

Figure 1 succinctly represents estimates of gender test score gaps (the thick solid orange line) and their respective 95% confidence intervals17 (the thin solid orange line) along the test score distribution for reading and numeracy.

Since the inverse transform on x yields s, the vector s can be used instead of x, which can be succinctly represented by the locations and values of the nonzero elements of s.

We also analyze the complexity of deciding explanations and partial explanations in the case of succinctly represented context sets, the complexity of deciding explanations in the general case of situations, and the complexity of deciding subsumption and equivalence between causal models.

Therefore, with the help of such powerful drawing elements, the complex genomic schematic diagram can be clearly and succinctly represented.

As Julius puts it succinctly: 'Representing anti-Semitism as a prejudice reduces it to a contingency of personality, when it is in reality a component of our culture.' How ironic that Julius himself should be a somewhat bizarre victim of this 'component of our culture'.

As Hall (1996) states so succinctly "Baupläne represent fundamental, structural and phylogenetic organization that is maintained despite variation in the developmental processes producing the structures".

The exhibition, despite the stupid subtitle of Sacred and Profane, represents succinctly a long life's work.