Des questions concernant des phrases d'exemple avec, et la définition et l'utilisation de "Summary"

A: it's what you expect of something or someone

A: Here, "the same pattern" means "proportionally to emergency calls made"

A: It is saying that between the two methods of analysis, when we compare them both, it is difficult to tell whether one is more reliable (or consistent) than the other.

A: Summary is when you only give important details or information about something.

A: It means to take all the important info in an article in order to get the important information more quickly.

A: The meaning can be very different based on context:

To commit something / To commit TO something

To commit something:
You can commit actions e.G. if you steal from a store you commit a crime. If you kill yourself, you commit suicide.

If you commit to something, it means you plan to do something and you will stay loyal to that plan. You can commit to learning something. You can commit yourself to a person e.G. a relationship or child. It means you will always take care of them.

A: I wrote a summary of the book chapter I just read, can you write a short summary of what you did yesterday (Usually I only use this word in school)

A: We both thought that all in all it might not be a bad idea.

in summary we have to choose something to eat

i ate pizza, eventually i ate donuts

A: A summary is explaining a text with fewer words and tells you the general idea while abstract is something that isn’t physical or concrete.

A: maybe this can help

A: Outlines are typically made before the creation of a pieces of literature. It’s a rough schematic of what you want to convey. Students often make outlines before they write an essay.

Summaries are a shortened analysis of what eventually gets written. Students will do book reports, which is a summary of whatever were instructed to read.

A: Each of these overlap quite a bit, I can see how they'd be confusing to differentiate.

- A summary is a presentation that has been condensed down to it's main points. For example, when you take notes for a class you are summarizing the subject you're learning.
- A brief is a short and concise body of work, or a short outline of an argument or statement (common in legal situations). For example, an attorney would get a brief of a client's case before they represent them.
- An article is a nonfictional literary body of work. For example, what you read in newspapers and magazines, those are articles.

However, brief and article have different meanings as well.
Brief can also mean short and concise. "Give a brief statement."
Article can also mean an individual or particular thing. "An article of clothing is on the floor."

A: Summary: a brief statement (like a paragraph) that contains the main points and key information about an event or a longer source material (like an article, book, movie, TV show, etc.).

Digest: Similar to summary, but often implies a summary of many different events or source materials in a way that makes it easier to understand. For example a "weekly digest" may be the name of a newsletter or magazine that summarizes all the news and events that happened during the past week.

Summation: basically refers to the process of "adding everything together". It could be used as a mathematical term, or be used to refer to a compilation of multiple summaries added together — e.g. "Here is a summation of all of his arguments" (less common usage)

Epitome: basically means "perfect example" or "stereotypical example" of something — e.g. "She is the epitome of elegance and grace". It can also be sometimes used to refer to a summary of written work, but it's not as common.

A: I don't understand what you wrote. It doesn't make sense. Can you further explain what you're trying to convey in writing?

A: yep it's okay... you are a beginner so to this level it's appreciable 👍🏻
You can also say:-
A summary is a short account of a story, which provides the main points but not the details.
keep going 👍🏻

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A: Could you check my summary of resume?

I have developed my dynamism through the exchange program, and my physical strength and mental resilience by devoting my time to school club activities. I have excellent communication skills in both Japanese and English. I adapt quickly to new environments. I am goal-oriented and results-driven.

A: “I just finished the summary report about ABC technologies. I *also* have to make the report about DEF industry, but I don’t have a lot of knowledge *on them*.” hope this helps! send any questions you have my way

A: In a legal context, "summary process" means legal proceedings that don't follow the full process, skip certain steps. That doesn't mean it's illegal though. However, colloquially, this is used similarly to "rush to judgment", a rushed, inappropriate procedure whose results are therefore invalid.

A: This year-end summary report summarized the work I had done in A company, to where I was sent by B company, from March 21st 2017 to March 20th 2018.

A: This is a summary of the cheating that happened in India.