conciseness

concise | American Dictionary

concise
adjective
us/kənˈsɑɪs/
expressing what needs to be said without unnecessary words; short and clear:
She wrote up a concise summary of the day’s events.

Examples of concise

concise
He also thanks the referee whose valuable suggestions led to a significantly more concise and elegant presentation.
After an introductory chapter, they survey the concept in a concise, general and convincing way, which could readily be transferred to almost any natural resource.
The essence of our technique is an elegant, concise and uniform way of generating this kind of boilerplate in a functional language.
Unless one demonstration is more concise, elegant, or general than another, there is no reason to multiply proofs showing one and the same conclusion.
The resulting functional programs may be concise and elegant, but almost nobody uses them.
In addition, the editors' preface (vii-xiii) supplies concise but informative descriptions of each of the contributing articles.
What should be concise historical arguments become sprawling historiographical narratives and vainglorious displays of learning.
This mode provides a concise summary of the existence of the links and joints, useful for displaying cluttered virtual environments.
Overall, this is a very useful and concise addition to the literature on the poor laws.
Choosing imperative concurrency leads to a concise implementation and straightforward embeddings and projections.
Individual chapters also provide concise descriptions and critiques of ideologies, policy approaches and innovations, which have relevance for a broad social policy audience.
To allow a more concise way of expressing many linear constraints together, we allow nesting of the patterns.
This concise formulation expresses what we have described above.
The concise rules can form the foundation of training modules that can jump-star t workers' skills to new and higher levels of competence.
In addition, we introduced an alternative definition for update programs that is equivalent, yet more concise and intuitive.
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