Sentence examples for represents a synthesis of from inspiring English sources
The responsa literature represents a synthesis of these two methods.
To Mr. Brooks, who has seen drafts of all of Mr. White's plays, "The Other Place" represents a synthesis of these various works.
Neo-Darwinism, Theory of evolution that represents a synthesis of Charles Darwin's theory in terms of natural selection and modern population genetics.
Psychologically, Daudet represents a synthesis of conflicting elements, and his actual experience of life at every social level and in the course of travels helped to develop his natural gifts.
If they are successful in commercializing the new material, it will herald the arrival of a set of new technologies that represents a synthesis of molecular biology and industrial chemistry.
This framework represents a synthesis of stream spiraling theory, connectivity theory, and patch dynamics.
The 15th- and 16th-century murals are like those in the Red and White temples in Tsaparang and represent a synthesis of Himalayan styles from Tibet, Kashmir and Nepal.
The subset of habitats with a significant difference in community composition revealed by analysis of combined data represented a synthesis of the results from single taxonomic groups.
Methodologically, the five research directions represent a synthesis of ideas for how the current conceptual base needs to develop in relation to the developing world of practice.
Kant claims further that the pure concept of magnitude is suitable for construction because, unlike other pure concepts, it does not represent a synthesis of possible intuitions, but "already contains a pure intuition in itself".
Among the most notable examples of private equity featured in motion pictures included: Wall Street (1987) – The notorious "corporate raider" and "greenmailer" Gordon Gekko, representing a synthesis of the worst features of various famous private equity figures, intends to manipulate an ambitious young stockbroker to take over a failing but decent airline.
