Sentence examples for good synthesis from inspiring English sources

You have to have certain criteria for what will count as a good or not very good synthesis.

With a solid foundation now in place, she says, historians are beginning to ask the large questions that make good synthesis inevitable.

Like any good synthesis, "Rebirth of a Nation dutifully covers the major trends of the age: the rise of industrial capitalism, the expansion of American empire, the tightening chokehold of Jim Crow.

Moses provides us with a good synthesis of your work: you are asked to protect, by means of the law, the image and likeness fashioned by God on every human face.

The aim is to work back to easily available starting compounds, while balancing the factors that make a good synthesis — including the number of steps involved, the probable product yields of those steps, and the ease of use of the chemistry involved.

The study offers "a really good synthesis," says fisheries biologist Trevor Branch of the University of Washington, Seattle.

Even where good syntheses exist, they are often not available quickly enough: in the realm of public policy, it may be that a good-enough version available before a decision is made is much more valuable than a perfect version that arrives a day too late, provided the limitations imposed by doing it at speed are made clear.

However, too few researchers and policymakers know about them; too few understand how to produce or commission good syntheses; and too many are reaching for information that is out of date, incomplete or biased, sometimes from just one study or researcher3.

Here we present a set of principles for good evidence synthesis for policy (see 'Four principles').

The synths are almost all done in FM8 by Native Instruments, a very good FM synthesis program which allows you to use six oscillators, a noise generator, and a filter.

One subject of interest is to show that the residual signal of the reference channel is needed for good-quality synthesis, as opposed to using a synthetic error signal such as white noise or a randomly chosen segment from the actual error signal of the target signal.