50 Sentences with "to synthesize"

Sentences with "to synthesize"

The connector "to synthesize" it's a conclusive connector Y summary; It is used to introduce the closure of the above, or to summarize an idea. For example: I could mention all the benefits of olive oil but, to synthesizeI'll just say it's very healthy.

The connectors are the words or expressions that allow us to indicate a relationship between two sentences or statements. The use of connectors favors the reading and comprehension of texts, since they provide coherence and cohesion.

Other conclusive and summary connectors are: by way of closing, thus, in summary, in synthesis, in short, in conclusion, in a few words, to summarize, to finish.

Examples of sentences with "to synthesize"

1. The office, to synthesizeIt has a sector for managers and another for employees.
2. In the director's talk it was addressed, to synthesize, the problems that exist with the delivery of inputs for the machines.
3. The Neolithic, to synthesize, was the period in the history of the human being in which he began to be sedentary and to practice agriculture and livestock.
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4. There are a great variety of animals, but, to synthesizeThey are classified into two large groups: invertebrates and vertebrates.
5. We went to the beach, we took a boat ride, we played shuffleboard, we drank some exotic fruit juices, we met some very nice boys... To synthesize, we had a great time.
6. The Carolingian Empire was, to synthesize, the first of several attempts to restore the Western Roman Empire.
7. The dinosaurs, to synthesize, are a group of extinct reptiles, which, unlike current reptiles, could adopt an upright position.
8. Juan Carlos left the company because, to synthesize, they did not offer him the vacant management.
9. A pliers, like a scissors, is, to synthesize, a variant of a first degree lever.
10. The Glorious Revolution of 1688 meant, to synthesize, the end of the absolute monarchy in England and the beginning of the parliamentary monarchy.
11. The book contains a detailed description of the main ornamental plants, including the soil, light and water conditions that each one requires and which are the most suitable for the different types of weather. In addition, it collects stories and customs associated with each plant. To synthesize, is the Bible of ornamental plants.
12. The volcanoes are, to synthesize, respirators of the Earth, through which the materials of the interior of the planet emerge.
13. According to the latest blood tests, the red blood cells have risen a bit, the white blood cells are stable; blood glucose is within normal parameters, as are cholesterol and triglycerides. To synthesize, you are in good health.
14. The company's end-of-the-year dinner was, to synthesize, just like every year: very boring.
15. To synthesize, Virgilio wrote the Aeneid in order to link the Roman Empire with the mythical past of the Iliad and the Odyssey and thus glorify it.
16. To synthesize, the colors can be obtained by addition, as in the case of the colors seen on television, or by subtraction, as in the case of paintings.
17. Materials can be classified in many ways, but, to synthesizeThey are usually grouped into three broad categories: metals, ceramics, and polymers.
18. In the shed at the back of the house I found a rake, a lawn broom, a hoe, a hand shovel, some pruning shears..., to synthesize, there were only garden tools.
19. Make a omelette too easy: to synthesize, you have to beat 3 eggs, dump them in a hot pan with oil, let them cook and fold the mixture in half.
20. Geometric shapes abound in the building, particularly the cube and the zigzag, as well as finishes finished in a staggered manner; internally, materials such as stainless steel, lacquer, embedded wood, aluminum are used. To synthesize, it is a style construction art-deco.
21. To synthesize, the human body is a set of eukaryotic cells, grouped in different tissues, which, in turn, make up various organs, which are associated in different organ systems.
22. Part of the kitchen ceiling fell, there is a leak in the bathroom, the gas tap had to be turned off because there was a leak, the electricity has just been cut off and the thermal lead does not work. To synthesize, I have serious problems at home.
23. Our everyday experience of gravity to synthesize, is expressed in the phrase: "Everything that goes up must come down."
24. The library has many books, but, to synthesize, can be divided into three groups: consultation (dictionaries and encyclopedias), study (manuals, textbooks) and entertainment (novels).
25. The rules of accentuation of Spanish, to synthesize, establish that acute words carry accents when they end in n, s or vocal, the bass when they do not end in n, s or vowel, and esdrújulas in all cases.
26. From a functional point of view, the difference between a plant and an animal lies, to synthesize, in which the plant can produce by itself the organic matter on which it feeds, while the animals must obtain it already prepared.
27. In the history of art, to synthesizeIn contrast, every classical movement is followed by a disruptive movement.
28. Chess is, to synthesize, a game of strategy, through which we train our intelligence.
29. The balance shows that, last year, sales increased by 15% and that the share of our products in the market grew by around 2%. On the other hand, bank loans could be repaid, with a more convenient rate and longer terms. To synthesize, it was a good year for the company.
30. What distinguishes the Earth from the rest of the planets and makes it unique is, to synthesize, the abundant presence of liquid water on its surface.
31. Lions have sharp clawed limbs, a powerful jaw, and highly developed canine teeth; They feed mainly on large mammals, which they hunt in groups, stalking them. To synthesize, is a large carnivore.
32. The town will have about twenty blocks in all; in the center is the square and, around it, the church, the town hall, the bank and the only school. Many streets are unpaved and the houses are very simple and none of them stand out especially. To synthesizeIt is a town like so many others.
33. To synthesize, a republic is a type of political organization in which the state is in charge of one or more officials elected by vote.
34. The most important fact of my life, to synthesize, is to have met Luis.
35. The Phantom of the Opera, to synthesize, is the story of an unrequited love.
36. Rice can be eaten alone or as a garnish; with it you can prepare bowls, casseroles, paellas, salads, risottos, woks and even desserts, like rice pudding. To synthesize, it is a very versatile food.
37. The main consequences of the medical wars were, to synthesize, Athenian hegemony in Greece and the end of Persian expansionism in the Mediterranean Sea.
38. After the accidents that occurred over the weekend, the authorities announced several measures; to synthesizeThey decided to intensify traffic controls.
39. Making a movie requires writing a script, choosing actors, hiring cameras, lights, and other components. of the technical team, as well as those in charge of its management, without forgetting the selection of the locations where it will be filmed, the costumes, the makeup… To synthesize, it is a complex and expensive process.
40. A cell is, to synthesize, a series of molecules organized in such a way that, together, they constitute a unit capable of developing and reproducing.
41. The new laundry detergent contains bioactive substances that clean even the toughest stains difficult, along with fabric softeners that preserve the quality of the garments and prevent the formation of fluff. In addition, its practical dispenser allows you to regulate the exact amount of detergent, without wasting. To synthesize, it is a very effective product.
42. The elections, to synthesize, were developed in order and tranquility, without incident.
43. The goal of the independent film festival is, to synthesize, the diffusion of cinematographic works made outside the circuits of the big commercial production companies.
44. The talk with Osvaldo consisted, to synthesize, in an hour of his monologue, about the subject he is most passionate about: himself.
45. Medieval art, to synthesizeIt is an art of a religious nature.
46. Blood circulation consists of, to synthesize, in the distribution of nutrients and oxygen to all cells, and in the transport of cellular waste to the organs from where they will be eliminated abroad.
47. Beyond what they say publicly, the reason for the fight between Andrea and his mother-in-law was, to synthesize, that the mother-in-law tries to control everything in the life of her son, Andrea's husband.
48. The French kings, to synthesizeThey belong to three dynasties: the Merovingian, the Carolingian and the Capetian; the latter are part of the Valois and the Bourbons.
49. To synthesize, owls can be distinguished at first glance from owls because their feathers form a kind of "eyebrows" or "ears" on the head, absent in owls.
50. Although there are many different types of microscope, a microscope is, to synthesize, a converging lens conveniently polished to enlarge the images seen through it.

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