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Returning to the large triangle, he offers a synthesis: "((This is)) the aspect of internal-external, the aspect of systems analysis the aspect of various bodies of knowledge that you have to master in order to quote this material and do what? Critically think," he answers decisively. "The idea is...
Montignac's method, based on "a synthesis of my scientific readings," strictly limits starches, sweets and alcohol during an initial weight-loss period of several months. Then, in the maintenance phase of the diet, he allows such goodies as red wine, sausage canapes, foie gras, cheese and the occasional chocolate...
A History of Warfare represents a synthesis of what Keegan has absorbed in more than three decades of studying war, teaching military men and listening to them. Like his 1976 work The Face of Battle, his new book is alive with sudden, unexpected details and delights of knowledge -- a treatise...
Chapter 2 (you'd hope it would be synthesis,but it's antithesis) illustrates "How Dogs and Menare the Same," with some slightly weakerstatements such as "Both are bad at asking youquestions," "The smaller ones tend to be morenervous," and "Neither understands what you see incats." Many of these just...
"I believe that one of the important roles of the Kennedy School should be to help bring to bear upon public policy problems the resources of Harvard University," Carnesale says. "That synthesis should be what we specialize in."