Examples of synoptic

• It is good to see the literature, which is fairly scattered, receiving synoptic attention.

• Generally, their timescales are a few units of dimensionless time, so that their input into the synoptic variability of the region can be very important.

• The second problem with the literature is the seeming reluctance to pursue a synoptic theory.

• Evans has not attempted to write an all-embracing, synoptic history of this subject.

• This is in a work that aims to be synoptic and to transcend ethnocentrism.

• In the following we shall discuss fronts of this kind and not the synoptic-scale fronts.

• Subjects were given qualitative descriptions of the differing motion types that included the synoptic representations.

• Its grand title and daunting scope should not be taken as a promise of a synoptic or even a grand vision, however.

• Expedition members recorded seven years of synoptic meteorological observations and four years of seismic and magnetic observations.

• However, the internal logic, or impetus, of cost-benefit analysis seems to lead its practitioners in the synoptic direction.

• Yet, the fiction of scale aids the architect in composing a story by providing a synoptic view that consistently asks for particular sorts of information.

• Only in paper space does the cad representation take on a synoptic scale in relation to the observer.

• Convincing accounts of state capacity, whether synoptic or specialised, now need to be framed in the context of at least this range of pressures.

• This preface ends by giving a synoptic account of the arguments of the contributions.

• Chemistry's disciplinary focus on artful practice, in other words, was carried by the very structure of its synoptic tables.