Sentence examples for a novel front from inspiring English sources
Here, a novel front surface design has been proposed and simulated to balance the photonic and electronic effects together.
It is a project that is variously described as "a novel" (front cover) and as "a picture book for adults" (promotional materials).
A novel front-end optical configuration based on float-glass mirror technology enables effective use of 28 mrad of bending magnet radiation.
A novel front-end circuit designed for PMT signals processing considering the solution of "Time Walk" correction is discussed in this paper.
By combining BLSTM modeling and Bottleneck (BN) feature generation, we propose a novel front-end that allows us to produce context-sensitive probabilistic feature vectors of arbitrary size, independent of the network training targets.
By applying the etching via technology, this study proposes a novel front-side etching fabrication process for a silicon-based piezoresistive pressure sensor to replace the conventional back-side bulk micro-machining.
Building on recent advances in Long Short-Term Memory architectures for ASR, we design a novel front-end for context-sensitive Tandem feature extraction and show how the Connectionist Temporal Classification approach can be used as a BLSTM-based back-end, alternatively to Hidden Markov Models (HMM).
Sony offers the efficient Libriè LE for Windows ebook emulator as a free download, for the slightly unappealing experience of reading a novel in front of a computer.
Winning the Pulitzer for fiction offers an unparalleled boon in prestige and sales, a rare splashy opportunity to bring a novel in front of the public and to permanently change the course of a writer's career.
But reading "The Hunger Games," I found myself absorbed in a way I hadn't been since childhood, when I'd wake up every morning and walk down the stairs to breakfast holding a novel in front of my face.
In "Notes for a Hypothetical Novel," an address delivered at San Francisco State College on October 22, 1960, and later published in the essay collection "Nobody Knows My Name," James Baldwin pretended he was writing a novel in front of an audience.
