We conclude by mentioning that misSEQ uel is not optimized for memory and time and both could be further reduced but reimplementing the red black positional de Bruijn graph using memory- and time-succinct data structures.
Early that day, August 7th, the Japanese radio broadcast for the first time a succinct announcement that very few, if any, of the people most concerned with its content, the survivors in Hiroshima, happened to hear: "Hiroshima suffered considerable damage as the result of an attack by a few B-29s.
It was, rather less distantly, in 1988 that Hawking confirmed his place as the most brilliant British scientist of his generation with the publication of A Brief History of Time, a succinct, entertaining and brilliantly lucid account of our relationship with the universe.
If everyone can take a look at their points and prepare a well-organized overview that would be great, because then we will have plenty of time for succinct questions, if people have them.
Having internalized education language myself, I missed the jargon issue but agree that McKeachie's Teaching Tips sometimes gives short shrift to complicated issues (while at the same time giving a succinct introduction to them and references for further reading).
— THE headline in The New York Times yesterday was succinct.
Arsenal's manager is the romantic who always believes in a better tomorrow and when he was asked whether his squad is strong enough to win the title for the first time since 2004, his succinct answer was heavy with trademark conviction.
This time around, Boger was succinct: the promised Mac Pro will be a 2019 product.
They lacked knowledge of nuanced key words to use when searching information and had a hard time finding relevant and succinct information.
Additional file 1, Table 1 presents a list of these studies that is current at the time of publication, with a succinct summary of their key findings.
Both in person and on film, Mr. Carter provided succinct, at times surprising, insights into his works.
