At certain moments, it truly feels like a weird, contactless battle: In boats are flying hither and yon, buzzing in front of Out trawlers and up through the channels, back around, looping in again, occasionally shouting "In", a synthesis of war, like if they did paintball in boats.
This New Yorker sees an emerging common theme: that the future of computing lies in a synthesis with nature.
Katharine argued passionately, and demonstrated persuasively, how the proper study of drama should embrace theatre history, theatregoing, reviewing, theory, criticism and practice in a synthesis of approaches.
A step in a synthesis may give a very low yield of the desired product.
Since independence India has aimed to develop its own architectural language in a synthesis between Western and local styles.
Some of those taking part, like Mr. Vatsky, are V.J.'s -- computer artists who use computers to mix images that are projected on screens in a synthesis with the music.
His group's cultural arm is known as "the Preparers," too, in a synthesis of the religious and the political so seamless that no one really remarks on it.
In the renewed idiom, form and colour were blended in a synthesis in which light dominated so as to express a richly fantastic and visionary spirit.
He united different doctrines in a synthesis containing his personal conception of truth as a road to the love of God.
We analysed responses of the calcifying larvae of sea urchins, an ecologically important group, to ocean change stressors in a synthesis of data from species from tropical to polar environments and from intertidal to subtidal habitats.
The Hegelian account of religion was worked out in the context of the dialectical view of history, according to which opposites united in a synthesis, which in turn produced its opposite, and so on.
