- In
common usage and linguistics,
concision (also
called conciseness, succinctness, terseness, brevity, or laconicism) is a
communication principle of...
-
truths of cult and morals"; it
defines the
unity of God with an "admirable
concision".
Pastoret writes that the
common accusations of his
immorality are unfounded:...
-
standard of
rigor is much
higher than elsewhere.
Despite mathematics'
concision,
rigorous proofs can
require hundreds of
pages to express, such as the...
- on
Stack Overflow for correctness, consistency, comprehensiveness, and
concision, and
found that 52% of them
contained inaccuracies and 77% were verbose...
- his abilities,
according to the art
critic Robert Hughes, "longing for
concision and grace".
After the
birth of his nephew, Van Gogh wrote, "I started...
- "tooth and claw"
style of
literary criticism.
Twain places emphasis on
concision,
utility of word choice, and realism; he complains, for example, that...
-
writing giving prime consideration to
quality of writing,
originality and
concision,
using any
available journalistic tool.
Commentary – for distinguished...
-
spelling should be
considered informal and
restricted to
contexts where concision is valued, such as
headlines and
greeting cards. The
Christian Writer's...
- however, one is
reading Dryden, and not
experiencing the
Roman poet's
concision. Similarly,
Homer arguably suffers from
Alexander Pope's
endeavor to reduce...
-
results (scientific laws, theorems, proofs,
logical deductions, etc.) with
concision,
precision and unambiguity. The main
features of the
mathematical language...
