Sentence examples for batch of novel from inspiring English sources
The RNA-seq transcriptome we established for the freshwater cnidarian Hydra fulfills several criteria for high fidelity when compared to other published transcriptomes, as evidenced by the different criteria used to compare them; namely the total number of transcripts including the presence of a large batch of novel transcripts, the length of these transcripts and their redundancy.
This batch of novels takes in the post-apocalyptic and the veil that divides the worlds; it takes metaphors and runs with them.
As if to confirm the cultural shift that has seen us wave goodbye to man-chasing heroines like Carrie Bradshaw and Bridget Jones to embrace more complex, true-to-life creatures such as the characters in Lena Dunham's Girls, a batch of novels out this Spring are full of women behaving badly.
In this paper, a new approach is presented to perform multi-objective dynamic optimizations of novel batch distillation utilizing an evolutionary algorithm.
Delhi, Montana, northern England: a new batch of noteworthy debut novels proves as varied as its backdrops, telling stories filled with tension, comedy and risky passion.
The second batch of Ninth Doctor novels —comprising The Deviant Strain, Only Human and The Stealers of Dreams were released in September 2005 and expand on the Doctor and Rose's travels with Jack Harkness.
The second batch of Ninth Doctor novels —comprising The Deviant Strain, Only Human and The Stealers of Dreams were released 8 September 2005 and feature the Doctor, Rose and later companion Captain Jack.
So when the first batch of a new African-American novel arrives in stores, there's a population ready.
A set of novel constraints is proposed where the number of batches of each product in the campaign is an optimization variable.
The application of novel multi-dimensional machine learning methodology provided new insights into how typical pig pathologies are potentially interrelated at batch level.
He is always firing off a message to Townend or to Snorky or to his agent announcing the completion of yet another new novel or show or batch of stories, every one of them a "corker".
