A concise and witty undergraduate treatment of a number of Quinian themes, such as the prevalence of use-mention confusions, the dubiousness of quantified modal logic, and the non-logical character of higher-order logic.

Picker (1974) provided a concise and simple treatment that helped demystify the process.

Richard G. Tedeschi's "Therapeutic listening" is a broad, though concise treatment of psychotherapists' reaction and receptivity to their patients.

Cabell delivered a more concise, historical treatment of the novel's events in The First Virginian, part one of his 1947 work of non-fiction, Let Me Lie, a book on the history of Virginia.

And indeed, this book is a concise and enlightening treatment of international economic problems, along with much less convincing proposals for reform.

It publishes the Journal of the CHA, The CHA Bulletin and a well-respected series of booklets featuring concise treatments of particular aspects of Canadian history.

To the Editor: Ken Shulman gave Artemisia Gentileschi's life and works concise and sympathetic treatment.

Space Nuclear Power (Orbit, a foundation series) A comprehensive technical volume which considers the major aspects of space nuclear power and includes concise treatments of radioactivity, radiation interaction with matter, nuclear reactor principles, thermodynamic power conversion systems, and heat transfer and heat rejection systems.

Beginning with a concise treatment of classical economics, this book challenges one of the fundamental assumptions of the greatest economists.

This is not intended to be a formal dictionary; precise usage details and multiple closely related senses are omitted here in favor of concise treatment of the basics.