Sentence examples for a novel definition from inspiring English sources
The new law is based on a novel definition of what constitutes a presence in the state: It includes any Web site based in the state that earns a referral fee for sending customers to an online retailer.
The relative motion model has a new form with a novel definition of the unknown parameters.
This paper proposes a novel definition of color sets, called body color sets and lines.
Using a novel definition of "critical velocity in pore throats", this new mechanism was mathematically modeled.
A novel definition for service availability in a distributed system is provided.
They presented a novel definition of co-channel interference to precisely capture the influence of the interference.
In her book "Twice Dead" (University of California, 2001), Dr. Lock describes the distress felt by the personnel of intensive care units because of the novel definition of death as a cessation of brain activity.
Therefore we concluded that even this novel definition might not be evaluated as a perfect harmony since a significant proportion of insulin-resistant patients missed the criteria.
A novel by definition is "written art"?
The first method is a new nonaxisymmetric casing design using a novel surface definition.
This chapter proposes a novel constraint definition called XML functional dependencies (XFDs) that capture structural as well as semantic information.
