Sentence examples for a synoptic account from inspiring English sources

This chapter provides a synoptic account of the world economy, impact of globalization, and importance of the process of manufacturing.

But even in the Anglo-American world there is such a diversity of approaches to the discipline that any author attempting to produce a synoptic account will quickly run into the borders of his or her competence.

A number of accounts in apocryphal literature build on the synoptic accounts of the crucifixion darkness.

Surprisingly, his synoptic accounts of the fictions aren't the usual tedious, skippable things: they illuminate the writer's life, or attitude, or both.

Hesychast prayer aspires to attain the most intense form of God-man communion in the form of a vision of the "divine light," or "uncreated energy," based on the model of the Synoptic accounts of Christ's Transfiguration on Mount Tabor (Mark 9 1-7).

Pope and Kalkstein [ 23] proposed a synoptic climatology approach to account for the possible confounding effect of weather on the relationship between course particulate matter (PM10) and mortality.

It does this, firstly, by providing a synoptic overview of the specific and limited conception of accounting and measurement that is expressed in mainstream quality improvement debates and interventions, exemplified in the 2008 Darzi Review of the NHS.

Although this way of thinking about and using accounting is often only implicitly acknowledged, a synoptic overview of recent quality improvement literature, debates, and interventions shows it to have three distinctive characteristics.

These accounts 'need to be supplemented by what a synoptic and artificial view reveals'.

"It's the best way to get a synoptic picture.

This agreement occurs to far too great an extent to be accounted for in translations and revisions, not to mention the agreement in the order of the various pericopes as they are viewed in a synoptic parallel arrangement.