Sentence examples for synoptic to from inspiring English sources

He originated the term synoptic to designate the first three Gospels and, rejecting the traditional view, held that Mark was derived from Matthew and Luke (the "usage hypothesis").

Observations from these altimeters provide vital information for studies of deep-ocean circulation and boundary currents, the mid-ocean gyres, tsunamis and ocean currents on synoptic to global scales, while mesoscale (approximately 100 km) ocean eddies are only marginally resolved.

Together with his colleague Richard Reed, he elevated the field of synoptic meteorology to the status of a respected science, to the benefit of the field and to generations of students.

The difficult situation described above is in large part attributed to the lack of information on the synoptic- to planetary-scale waves that induce angular momentum transport.

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

The Cancer Registry can use the synoptic template to extract common data elements from a completed pathology report to populate the registry environment with subsequent linkage to the centralized integrated data annotation and query engine for subsequent research and sharing the data across.

The only synoptic summary to-date focused on charismatic Indo-Pacific coral reef ecosystem species.

This chapter provides a synoptic view to the clinicians with the basic application of the additional subtests.

There is an impressive synoptic quality to the essays, which are given further unity by the lyrical character of the prose, by the rich, warm, humorous, celebratory tone throughout and by the lightness of the authors' touch with the facts.

Thus, corrective changes that would enable the synoptic method to generate more reliable approximations are proposed, and a new optimised methodology is presented; the precision of the new method relies on synoptic observations but is independent of weather conditions.

Nutrient enrichment and eutrophication are major concerns in many estuarine and wetland ecosystems, and the need is urgent for fast, efficient, and synoptic ways to detect and monitor nutrients in wetlands and other coastal systems across multiple spatial and temporal scales.