Sentence examples for to concisely from inspiring English sources

I'd argue that it's pretty impossible to concisely describe the musician/comedian/beat-maker/ disiniformationist"/"disorientationist"/"Late Late Show with Jamusician/comedian/beat-maker/ disiniformationistp-out.

Lizzie Mortimer is a careers consultant for the University of Edinburgh Use numbers to back up CV examples: It is quite important to concisely provide examples of your best work, often from a numbers perspective.

There are optimistic elements peppering the dismal downward-sloping graphs, but for once in too long a while the conservation community have summoned the courage to concisely tell it like it is, not hide behind the isolated tales of success that typically crowd the covers of their membership quarterlies and sow cosy contentment.

To concisely present the balance equations, we first define an eligible state and nine indicator functions.

Finally, it shows how the DSL can be used to concisely specify a highly dynamic choice modelling survey.

We thus decided to concisely define the core cellulose secretome (Fig. 5) and further corroborate gene/protein complements.

Mr. Sunstein would not discuss his communications with the president, but Mr. Obama is known to prefer concisely written memos to long oral briefings.

P4 accounted for this at least in part as "my generation I think" but also that "AAC users are used to writing concisely and figuring out ways to communicate and adapt".

The list of museums that own his work, nearly three pages long and divided according to continents, attests concisely to the broad appeal of his art.

His intention in this book is to treat concisely "whatever the seeker of wisdom needs to apprehend at the beginning of his studies" (9).

For these reasons, the purpose of this study is to introduce and illustrate an innovative method to represent, concisely and intuitively, biomechanical knee behavior, called KneePrints.