The synoptic stance will, in effect, lead to the discovery of latent philosophical problems: "It is synopsis, revealing prima facie incoherence, which is the main motive to philosophical activity" (1958, p. 121; cf. 1947a, p. 16).
That's not a summary of the 2008 Democratic primaries -- it's a synopsis of a movie, Butter, starring Jennifer Garner and Hugh Jackman, on the subject of carved butter sculptures, being released this October.
His most influential theoretical work was Synopsis musica (1630, enlarged 1654).
The first two were synopsis translations and the third was a 50 page Roche-Shanghai internal report.
Instead, Frozen Fever will reunite viewers with their favourite main characters, with the official synopsis reading: "It's Anna's birthday and Elsa and Kristoff are determined to give her the best celebration ever, but Elsa's icy powers may put more than just the party at risk".
"Sure!" said the magnate, "It's the same synopsis, all right, but we see another story there - between the lines".
Max Keiser: Well, it's a brilliant synopsis, Afshin, of the situation.
But that's not why it's the best synopsis of all things interweb.
This database, similar to the US Uniform Hospital Discharge Dataset, provides clinical and sociodemographic information on all hospital discharges in the VHA, and, basically, it is a synopsis of the patient episode of care, including diagnoses and procedures coded according to the International Classification of Diseases 9th revision Clinical Modification (ICD9CM).
