Quite different is John Parrington's The Deeper Genome (Oxford), an excellent synthesis of what is currently understood about the human genome.
It is a synthesis of what we call the progressivist vision and the constructivist vision" -- that is, the theory that it is better for children to construct knowledge than to receive it.
While adding nothing new to our understanding of Sinatra's singing, he offers a fair synthesis of what's already been said.
Britannica's contribution is distinct from those of the other two in that it provides a synthesis of what is known on the subject to date and attempts to assess its current position.
Drawing on previously published accounts (this book's great virtue is its skillful synthesis of what is already on the record), Johnson and Kwak describe a phone call from Summers to Born that gives the book its title.
But intellectual currents that once radiated from Egypt now just as often flow in the other direction, as scholars and activists in Morocco and Tunisia, perched on the Arab world's periphery and often influenced by the West, export ideas that seek a synthesis of what the most radical Islamists, along with their many critics here and in the West, still deem irreconcilable: faith and democracy.
"Our approach is to yes them and go along, and at some point, they'll either come to understand that we're there to help them and they will listen to our suggestions, or we'll end up with a synthesis of what they want and our advice".
In what follows, we present a synthesis of what the literature reveals about palliative care in humanitarian crises.
And what Rifkin concludes is that the synthesis of what he calls a new "energy regime" with the distributed intelligence of the internet will create a "third industrial revolution" that will shape the 21st century.
This chapter introduces a synthesis of what was presented in this book and establishes the main contributions, finalising with some considerations and thoughts about the present publication.
