Sentence examples for work synopsis from inspiring English sources

This system, which Cullen described in his work Synopsis Nosologiae Methodicae (1769), was based on the observable symptoms that arise from disease and that are utilized for diagnosis.

In 1706, William Jones – a self-taught mathematician and one of Anglesey's most famous sons – published his seminal work, Synopsis palmariorum matheseos, roughly translated as A summary of achievements in mathematics.

Christiaan Hendrik Persoon coined the name Persoonia salicina for it in his 1805 work Synopsis Plantarum, and queried whether Cavanilles Linkiaa levis was in fact P. lanceolata.

After each study synopsis is a separate assessment by the working group of the study's strengths and limitations.

His most influential theoretical work was Synopsis musica (1630, enlarged 1654).

Books are generally assessed only internally, for what "works" and what does not "work," with synopsis usurping analysis, politely against the background of the author's literary or personal history, and almost never for the sake of a larger concept, a transcending idea, to which the review, if not the book, should owe its life.

In the face of the "vast amount of biographical and scholarly material now available concerning Lewis and his circle", he says, he is offering "an attempt to identify" the life's "deeper themes and concern, and assess its significance … not a work of synopsis, but of analysis".

There'll be valuable opportunities to work on your synopsis during the first two weeks of the course.

"Summer '04," the second feature by the German director Stefan Krohmer, is being praised as a daring work, and the synopsis is enticing.

The Gospels of Matthew, Mark, and Luke agree so closely with one another that they can be studied together in parallel columns in a work called a synopsis and are hence called the Synoptic Gospels.

This work provides a synopsis of tissue characteristics that give rise to highly informative, specific diffusion patterns, and also of how methodological and artifactual aspects can provide erroneous diffusion measurements that do not accurately reflect tissue and may lead to misinterpretation of results.