Sentence examples for to the synoptic from inspiring English sources

His most important work was The Four Gospels: A Study of Origins (1924), in which he originated a "four document hypothesis" (including a Proto-Luke) as a solution to the synoptic problem and developed the theory of "local texts" in the manuscript transmission of the New Testament.

This insight led to a so-called two-source hypothesis (by two German biblical scholars, Heinrich Holtzmann in 1863, and Bernhard Weiss in 1887 88), which, with various modifications and refinements of other scholars, is the generally accepted solution to the Synoptic problem.

As synoptic disturbances develop, gravity wave activities also increase in a specific region relative to the synoptic systems.

However, it is difficult to distinguish the spin-up of the TIL from the evolution of the TIL due to the synoptic evolution.

Higher spatial resolution and more realistic convection simulations are required to better understand cloud disturbances from the meso-scale to the synoptic scale (Prein et al. 2015).

Furthermore, gravity waves generated at the exit region of jet streaks tend to experience 'wave capture' (e.g., McIntyre [2009]), staying within the same region relative to the synoptic disturbances.

As typically occurs in subtropical oceanic atmospheres to the west of continents, the low troposphere in this region is strongly stratified owing to the synoptic-scale subsidence conditions.

The TD-type disturbance is dynamically close to the synoptic-scale wave train (SWT) that often appears before and after TC genesis, with a zonal wavelength of 2500 3500 km, northeast southwest oriented phase tilt, and northwestward phase propagation.

Additionally, the NOAA 6 Hourly 20th Century V2 Reanalysis Data Composites have been used to analyze the synoptic conditions during each flood and to evaluate several stability indices, such as the convective available potential energy (CAPE), or the lift index.

To date, the synoptic approach has been applied primarily to local or regional wetland restoration prioritization projects.

To date, the synoptic approach has been applied primarily to local or regional wetland restoration prioritization projects by Abbruzzese and Leibowitz (1997), Hyman and Leibowitz (2000), McAllister and others (2000), and Vellidis and others (2003a).