If it is good that civilisations compete to promote new syntheses, it is monstrous that they devour one another".
There is not a lot that is completely new, but there are new syntheses and comparisons and any reader will come away enlightened.There are few who live and breathe Shakespeare in the way Mr Nuttall does here.
The known syntheses are effective, and methyl formate is already cheap.
With such prestigious examples as Chan Buddhism (emphasizing intuitive meditation) and neo-Confucianism (emphasizing knowledge and reason) before them, Daoists did not long delay in constructing interesting syntheses of their own and other beliefs.
During the late 1950s, in his syntheses of high-temperature-resistant synthetic materials for the U.S. space program, he developed the technique of cyclopolymerization.
Medieval theology, especially as it appears in St. Thomas Aquinas Summaa theologiae, contained and fashioned syntheses from ideas about man and society ideas indeed that may be seen to be political, social, economic, anthropological, and geographical in their substance.
It is clear that geometers of the 4th century bc were well acquainted with this method, but Euclid provides only syntheses, never analyses, of the problems solved in the Elements.
Metal complexes of this compound are used as homogeneous catalysts for the syntheses of organic compounds in two-phase systems (e.g., in a mixture of water and an organic solvent) in industry and the laboratory.
If sulfur ylides derived from optically active sulfonium and oxosulfonium salt precursors are used, then optically active ylides can be prepared and these can be used in asymmetric syntheses of chiral epoxides and other products.
The Kanō group was one of several important ateliers to develop important syntheses of Chinese and indigenous painting styles.
It was first isolated in 1820, and its chemical constitution was established by laboratory syntheses in 1882 and 1894.
