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These synopses also therefore give an overview of the features common to wide geographic areas.
She provides brief synopses of the discourse approaches used in her analysis of the videotaped student-professor meeting.
Each volume concludes with a set of synopses for each major geographical area, and one global synopsis.
Both the phonological and morphosyntactic synopses rely on a set of features to classify all varieties.
The fact that the authors are linguists rather than social scientists also makes for weaknesses, especially in the research synopses.
The pre-twentieth-century essays are more satisfying than the contemporary ones and the more focussed historical synopses are generally more successful than the interdisciplinary chapters.
Information provided includes a key to taxa and synopses of each species (including illustrations, distributions and host records).
These synopses stand apart from the text as substantial asides, offset not only by the white spaces on the page but also by the italics, the typographic difference.
The major court cases were sometimes preceded with synopses that outlined the story so far, and there were brief character notes identifying the principal dramatis personae.
In general, the synopses are an excellent addition to the individual contributions, and ensure that the contributions of the volume are not restricted to description alone.
These committees prepare courses and pamphlets, which are issued at the beginning of the season, and more recently synopses of separate lessons have been available.
Synopses of research discussed at the seminar on support for elderly people living in the community should be published in the new year.
I have summaries and synopses of report after report.
If they were to attempt the labour of selecting samples or making synopses of these broadcasts they would have to make considerable additions to their staff.
The show opens with humorous synopses of the day's stories, which are followed by a pun based on one of the same.
