It is synthetic in the sense that his treatment of Stravinsky's full ballet score (not the suite often used in other versions) assembles disparate influences.
In 1999 came Songs from the Last Century, a collection of cover versions spanning such disparate pieces as Brother, Can You Spare a Dime?, My Baby Just Cares for Me and Wild is the Wind.
An important observation is that chromosomally adjacent and functionally related genes may be replaced by versions from different, disparate donors (e.g., the cobalamin synthesis pathway genes in fig. 3) creating diverse genetic combinations in alien genomic, cellular, and ecological contexts.
Why do so many disparate cultures have their own version of a "wild man"?
$24 Related Excerpt: The Lost Books of the Odyssey (January 28 , 2010 Profile of Zachary Mason (February 10 , 2010 Michiko Kakutanis Review of The Lost Books of the Odyssey (January 28 , 2010 The story of his 10-year journey home employs a narrative structure as complex as its protagonist and has inspired versions by writers as disparate as James Joyce, Margaret Atwood, and Joel and Ethan Coen.
There is a great deal of dance movement, often for three pairs of dancers simultaneously moving in disparate styles or doing their own version of another pair's dance.
GitHub is a San Francisco company that started in 2008 as a way for open-source software writers in disparate locations to rapidly create new and better versions of their work.
Amazon and Google offer simple versions of Web services, tying into disparate databases to streamline shopping and bulk-information sorting.
His usual style, the Gothic Revival, he forgoes in this instance, opting instead for a pared-down, "chaste" version of Tuscan design combined with disparate Italianate elements and incorporating a steeple more than twice the height of the church itself.
