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1, The movement synthesised elements of modern art that hadn't been brought together before, such as Cubism and Surrealism.

2, Single stops are either synthesised by the manufacturer, or sampled from actual organ pipes.

3, The synthesised components of the molecule look and act like a rotor blade, propelling the molecule around.

4, Each new compound synthesised was simply given a number, sometimes up to six figures long.

5, Mackenzie is also looking at other mathematical techniques for analysing and synthesising waveforms.

6, The increased synthesise of the central algogenic substance may be the mechanism of relieving pain.

7, Ernst Haeckel was particularly ardent, aiming to synthesise Darwin's ideas with those of Lamarck and Goethe while still reflecting the spirit of Naturphilosophie.

8, Rich in tryptophan, milk products help our brain synthesise serotonin, a natural chemical that induces calm and happiness.

9, A chameleon will synthesise an opinion or position from observing those displayed by others in the situation, and forget that position when the social situation is left.

10, The session wants to synthesise, discuss and generalise a successful approach for designing peri-urban landscapes of the future.

11, There are many amino acids that the body cannot synthesise itself.

12, A Speech Manager will also enable applications to generate synthesised speech from text strings.

13, All green plants depend on light to power the chemical processes by which they synthesise their body substances from simple elements.

14, The acute phase response also involves changes in the plasma concentrations of a number of liver synthesised proteins.

15, To discover how to find the component values of a synthesised high-pass filter, consider the particular case of a second-order type.

16, Generally there should be some question which asks pupils to synthesise the data they have gathered at different parts of the site.

17, A filter to provide such high-pass transmission can again be synthesised.

18, In one of them,[http://sentencedict.com/synthesise.html] researcher Jonathan Mackenzie is using the ideas behind fractal geometry to synthesise sounds.

19, Despite an enormous amount of effort it was not until the 1950s that diamonds were successfully synthesised.

20, They sat at separate tables and waited until the band started its last set with a synthesised pastiche of Hello Dolly.

21, Scientists from the Institute for One World Health (iOWH) have engineered yeast to produce large amounts of artemisinic acid from which they can synthesise artemisinin.

22, Also, coking top cycle oil as raw oil is better than soft wax as feed through cracking olefin to synthesise lube oi...

23, Named "Applause" the rose is created using genetic modification to synthesise a pigment found in blue flowers know as delphinidin.

24, The system is on the basis of waveform edit synthesis, and it can synthesise distinct and intelligible Chinese speech without any hardware addition or change on microcomputer.

25, Ecological Architecture is one system of feasible theory and practice. Ecological Architecture Design ought to be synthesise of Low-energy Tech, Soil-covered Architecture and local culture, etc.

26, As regards natural selection, depigmentation allows greater penetration of the skin by ultraviolet B (UVB), which is needed to synthesise previtamin D3.

27, By the 12th century the works of Plato and Aristotle had been rediscovered and reinterpreted by the scholastics who attempted to synthesise early Greek ideas with medieval theology.

28, Also, coking top cycle oil as raw oil is better than soft wax as feed through cracking olefin to synthesise lube oil.

29, But going the extra mile is expensive, requiring a research platform that can synthesise industry, country and stock-specific analysis.

30, People with autism are also said to have weak central coherence - the ability to synthesise an array of information, such as verbal and gestural cues in conversation.