Voorbeelden van succinctness

• The book expresses with wonderful clarity and succinctness many important theological truths.

• As she put it, with remarkable succinctness, "I do what I have to do."

• The book provides a good trade-off between succinctness and readability.

• Even so, the succinctness of the narrative makes it dry, and short bibliographies at each chapter's end point only to academic works.

• Finally, the use of pattern matching contributes significantly to the succinctness and elegance of those function definitions.

• In fact, experiments have confirmed that the succinctness of the encodings employing aggregates has a strong positive impact on the efficiency of the computation.

• Succinctness of expression is of no value if the result is a need for extra interactions to resolve ambiguity.

• The clarity and succinctness of the writing makes the book eminently readable.

• His interventions in those debates are characterized always by a succinctness and clarity that might be the envy of us all.

• We have emphasized simplicity and uniformity of the encodings, at the expense of succinctness.

• When applied to systems whose patterns cannot be readily encapsulated in independent rules, a constructive approach sacrifices not only succinctness but also basic descriptive coverage.

• In the course of the journey she distils a vast amount of literature, much of it in political theory, with commendable succinctness and an eye for a telling phrase.

• The formalism is a special-purpose functional programming language, which adds the known advantages of functional languages (type checking, high abstraction level, succinctness of expression) to a simple computational model.

• We admired, too, its succinctness and brevity and the courage with which he strayed a little way beyond the perimeter of impartiality.

• He expressed very comprehensive arguments with his usual succinctness and brevity.

• Although they are topics common to his area, he has covered a fairly wide field, and he did so with great succinctness and clarity.

• However, the succinctness of the document must not be allowed to conceal its importance.

• I realise the clearness and succinctness with which he marshals his arguments—and his fairness.