crisp

crisply | American Dictionary

crisply
adverb
us/ˈkrɪsp·li/
(of the way in which something is spoken or written) quickly and directly:
a crisply written book

Examples of crisply

crisply
The two chapters describing this development are by far the best in the book, crisply written and with a wealth of fascinating detail.
Under these conditions gratings appeared as crisply defined stripes, even at the highest spatial frequencies.
The illustrations are crisply reproduced, with exact management of inking so that none prints too dark or too light, too broken up or too smudged.
Under these conditions, gratings appeared distinctly different from the crisply defined stripes observed at lower background light levels.
He then shows that most of these regularities are not consistently reflected in our perceptions (at least not when the regularities are "crisply" defined).
The intermediate second option presents the issues less crisply.
The introductory chapter outlines crisply the policy puzzle being addressed.
Some of the themes tantalizingly invoked here are more fully explicated elsewhere, while the sometimes formidable formulations of his more ambitious books are crisply recapitulated.
Once a region was secure, urban growth expanded outward from the enclosing wall, creating a less crisply defined external edge dominated by non-monumental structures.
Normally, every foot begins crisply with a syllable.
It begins with an introduction to what morphemes are, and crisply presents a statement of the three questions which (according to the author) define morphology.
Entities that were crisply distinct bleed into each other on the picture plane.
Even at this preliminary stage, the categorical perspective allows us to crisply state the formal difference between bunch-based control over structurals and that obtained from linear logic, or linear typing.
The illustrations, almost all of which were contemporary plans, engravings and prints, add significantly to the text, although it is a shame that they were not more crisply produced.
The columns are crisply segregated.
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