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synoptical

ADJECTIVE
  1. presenting or taking the same point of view; used especially with regard to the first three gospels of the New Testament
    synoptic sayings

How To Use synoptical In A Sentence

  • Only these ‘smart’ systems can allow us to think and act synoptically on a planetary scale.
  • The need to synoptically characterize physical and biological properties of this large, inhospitable and remote ocean over long time periods leads to the use of satellite data.
  • The Earth's rotation regimes coincide with tide fluctuations and synoptical processes in the atmosphere.
  • The ways and means of this remarkable example of financial management appear in the following extracts from Elliott's synoptical statement Albert Gallatin American Statesmen Series, Vol. XIII
  • I wonder how this winter, synoptically, is shaping is vs those of, say, 1988-89 and 1995-1996. jae Road Map #3 « Climate Audit
  • But as soon as participant data become available, the synoptical data are replaced.
  • This paper thus focuses only on changes over time, and these processes can be synoptically interpreted.
  • from 1951 onwards, KNMI shifted from so-called climatological temperature measurements to synoptical measurements. De Bilt Adjustments « Climate Audit
  • Lowry's interpretation of his liberal education in support of personal motives illustrates the privilege embedded in the synoptical perspective that Iola adopts.
  • The 1984 edition has facing pages intended to show "synoptically," i.e., by using a complex code of symbols on the left-hand pages, the growth of Ulysses from manuscripts through final proof revisions. The Scandal of 'Ulysses'
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