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• It's not only multi-facetted, but it refers to several different and unique things, none of which has been "concisely" defined. 14 Important Science Questions
• My first instinct would be to stop using the pretentious word "idempotent", which is a symptom of the Haskellers 'disease of assuming that math terminology is a good way to concisely communicate concepts to non-mathematicians ... Reddit.com: what's new online!
• If there is more storyline than this, it is but secondary to the Adam and Eve, Cain and Abel, and Oedipus, Laius, and Jocasta myths that Malick has conflated concisely without their untidy cliches. G. Roger Denson: Terrence Malick's Tree of Life Plays Garden of Eden to the Family of Man
• John Page put the situation more concisely, if indelicately, in a letter to Ely in 1947, when Page was reclamation commissioner and the eighty-five -year-old Ely had finally been forced into retirement. Colossus
• People these days are reading less and less; aliteracy is a growing problem, concisely explained in a recent article by Andy Beckett. Archive 2009-05-01
• But it can tell us, very concisely, about the extensive yet unique group of languages to which English belongs. The English Is Coming!
• Called mobile information device, or more concisely MID profile, the standard promises to bring yet more stuff to the titchy screen of your mobile phone.
• Combette's music is hard to describe concisely, but there's Haitian compas, zouk, folk, jazz, bossa nova, soca and reggae in the mix.
• Incidentally, the spurs which form the northern and southern jaws, so to speak, would not form a continuous ridge if the mouth were filled in, but would overlap (or to use a military term which expresses the idea concisely, they are "in echelon"), the one which comes from the north being some thirty yards east of the one which comes from the south. Head Hunters of the Amazon: Seven Years of Exploration and Adventure
• More concisely, bad writing makes it unusually easy not to be confronted by the ideas the writer wants to express. Why Oh Why Can't Hayek Write Better?, Bryan Caplan | EconLog | Library of Economics and Liberty