Sentence examples similar to a novel impression from inspiring English sources

The authors' objective in this case report is to describe a novel digital impression method for multiple implants involving the use of stereophotogrammetric technology.

The novel impression of bio-scientists conveyed by the public media however significantly challenges this "stability".

The fact that estrogen metabolism is associated with mood may provide an explanation for the recently discovered link between mood and preference of familiarity in depressive subjects, while individuals with a more hedonistic mood would be attracted by novel impressions including an affinity for more adventurous situations (de Vries et al. 2010).

Not wanting to play bass on his own, Bastien had an idea inspired by Raymond Roussel's 1910 novel, Impressions d'Afrique.

It was his musical response to Raymond Roussel's novel Impressions d'Afrique, which was set in an imaginary African country.

This time his surprising subject was Raymond Roussel's novel "Impressions of Africa".

The many novel impressions, the meeting with eminent musicians, and the admiration bestowed on him had a powerful impact on his creative work.

"What you have in her is both the sense of possibility and failure together; hope and disappointment," said Njabulo Ndebele, author of another artistic impression, a novel entitled The Cry of Winnie Mandela.

An inexperienced reader might get the impression that a novel learning mechanism is presented, but it really is not.

"It's a novel idea, and I got the impression people liked it," he said.

The trick here is that the stories are so interwoven that the overall impression is more akin to a novel.