Sentence examples for historical synthesis from inspiring English sources

Rogers's historical synthesis is exciting, admirable, and alive; his attempt to make his characters' private lives resonate is clumsy, notional, and dull.

Isaacson's most impressive chapter, a little tour de force of historical synthesis, focuses on Franklin's role during the Paris peace negotiations that ended the War of Independence.

And it represents, let's say, a young musician's act of historical synthesis, a responsible and almost ethical act.

THIS book is a major work of historical synthesis that brings to life the men and machines that gave us the nuclear era.

More than just a formidable work of historical synthesis, "American Colonies" provokes us to contemplate the ways in which residents of North America have dealt with diversity.

Michelet's method, an attempt to resurrect the past by immersing his own personality in his narrative, resulted in a historical synthesis of great dramatic power.

All the Facts does not attempt any theoretical or trans-historical synthesis of the information concept, and its primary audience is not a niche group of information historians or media theorists.

We answer these questions with an historical overview and synthesis of diverse documents and evidence.

After a brief historical introduction, the synthesis, reactivity, and nature of the coordinated metals are described along with some properties of these compounds, particularly the complete set of X-ray molecular structures.

This study is a historical analysis and synthesis of the impacts of flood management on the Lower Mississippi and Rhine Rivers (The Netherlands), and investigates the interrelations of flood management with floodplain geomorphology.

With a unique synthesis of historical, political and medical elements, this book adds a coherent and necessary historical perspective to recent molecular studies of the chronology of the HIV/AIDS pandemic --Provided by pandemic --Provided