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synthesize

To create a whole or complete unit from parts or components. See synthesis.



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The notion of a contemporary, unsentimental, environmental regionalism could be defined as a self-conscious commitment to exploring and synthesising unique responses to place and climate, and the ability to reconcile these with current technologies into an ecologically responsive built form.
Climate of change: the vernacular lessons of buildings in hot ... by Slessor, Catherine / The Architectural Review
It may be that the skills involved in essay writing are, to an appreciable extent, transferable to report writing, certainly in relation to structuring information, maintaining relevance, synthesising and engaging in analysis.
The future of learning and teaching in social history: the research ... by Timmins, Geoffrey / Journal of Social History
Mentalistic" activity such as summarising in one's own words, mind-maps, and synthesising and distilling information can also add variety (Martin 2002a).
Enhancing the educational outcomes of boys: findings from the ACT ... by Martin, Andrew / Youth Studies Australia
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