Gould bypasses this part of Rhodes's paper with an ambiguous summary phrase ("He did find many genuine Darwinian resonances").
"All sorts of things that were beyond our control" served as Ms. Foster's summary phrase for Mr. Gibson's legal woes and public relations debacles, which helped bump the movie to an awkward release date, May 6, just as the blockbuster season gets going.
I suppose the summary phrase is "come let us reason together" and the implicit assumption of Mark's point is that time and money would be saved if we all took a few minutes to talk before suing.
The information from the interview summaries is phrased in third person, reflecting the translations by the interpreter.
Newsblaster writes its summary by combining phrases from those sentences.
In addition to the user interaction data, the dataset also includes demographic information like age range, gender, and generalized geographic data, while items in the dataset include title, summary, and key phrases of the news article in question, plus local timestamps, and partial device information.
Anyone who is seeking to persuade, negotiate, or sell -- as Geithner is doing now with his new book, Stress Test: Reflections on Financial Crises – is wise to learn something about how to put together short pithy summary statements, or phrases that sum up what you are trying to say.
There's no need to mention it using "in conclusion," "in summary," or similar phrases.
This framework, called 'Term Pattern Discover' (TP-Discover), in summary, selects words and phrases that occur with a certain Absolute Frequency (statistical method) and, for that purpose, the lemmatisation technique (linguistic method) is applied using the TreeTagger [74] lemmatiser.
Thus, phrases or summary statements appearing to give a definitive result should not be used.
Anything of interest or significance was noted as an interpretative memo, including key words, phrases, summaries or associations.
