Sentence examples for great synthesis from inspiring English sources

It was a great synthesis with our voices.

Eveningland is a great synthesis of songwriting prowess, superb performance and sympathetic production.

In the most momentous encounter since Stanley shook hands with Livingstone, or M teamed up with M, Taco Bell struck a partnership deal with Frito-Lay, the maker of Doritos, and the great synthesis was achieved.

That great synthesis and struggle for identity, known as mestizaje, is also what has distinguished the region's arts since the 16th century, when Peruvian Indian painters produced Baroque paintings of Jesus and his disciples appearing as Indians and eating guinea pig at the Last Supper.

The founder of a Syrian school of Neoplatonism, Iamblichus, a pupil of Porphyry (who in turn had been a pupil of Plotinus), thought of himself as a Pythagorean sage and about 300 ce wrote the last great synthesis of Pythagoreanism, in which most of the disparate post-classical traditions are reflected.

After the 1920s this tradition of great synthesis was carried on in the United States by Salo W. Baron (1895 1989), who by the early 1980s had produced 18 volumes of his Social and Religious History of the Jews (1952 83), and in Israel by Ben-Zion Dinur (1884 1973), whose chief work was Yisrael ba-gola (3rd ed., 5 vol., 1961 66; "Israel in the Exile").

The Summa theologiae (1266 72) by the Italian Thomas Aquinas was the greatest synthesis of this type.

A still greater synthesis took place among the Muslims, most of whom were Indian by blood.

Jeff had the greatest synthesis of art, sports and film on his walls: from David Lynch to obscure metal, from Kings X to the SuperSonics basketball team.

To improve the monodispersity of GGS NP, we created GGS NP based on seed-mediated growth, as this method allows for greater synthesis control.

13C metabolic flux analysis on glucose revealed a redirection of carbon flux from glycolysis towards the PP pathway and a greater synthesis of lipids.