Sentence examples for more synoptic from inspiring English sources

Some recent discussions of ontological arguments have been placed in more synoptic treatments of arguments about the existence of God.

With more synoptic pressure data from across the region, a reanalysis could be generated using 20th Century Reanalysis (20CR).

Calculating these lavasheds can provide a more synoptic view of the potential paths a flow may travel within a confined geographic area.

For larger changes in scale, it will be necessary to evolve these techniques, and incorporate evaluation techniques linked to pattern analysis and a more synoptic evaluation of the success of the design solution overall.

A more synoptic view of the broader pragmatic context in which theories are embedded can be found in the literature on different "styles" of scientific reasoning and theorizing (e.g., Crombie 1994 , 1996 Vicedo 1995; Pickstone 2000; Davidson 2001; Hacking 2002, 2009; Winther 2006a, 2011, 2012b; Elwick 2007; Mancosu 2010).

I was very pleased they agreed to have two covers for the issue, a signal for me that this was meant to be more synoptic than any one issue.

In the second case, local effects are blurred by a more intense synoptic scale circulation.

Part Type dictionary – allows one or more default synoptic worksheets to be specified per part type assigned to a specimen.

Working within these roles has given us a more comprehensive, synoptic understanding of the management, research, and education activities related to Sudden Oak Death than is available to most individual researchers or managers or larger, more distant government agencies.

Their scenes together would benefit from being expanded, though, with more than the synoptic detail that exists now.

Because local and mesoscale effects are more dominant than synoptic influences in the tropics, continuous observations are required.