Sentence examples for bit novel from inspiring English sources
Bowie usually appears on his album cover so it's also a bit novel.
Pistachio-crusted salmon served with a slightly sweet vanilla veloute and a cake of sticky black rice was a bit novel, but delicious.
The existence of a competing bid was a bit novel, but the special committee of the Quest board did something in connection with this bid that was even more unique.
"Had our culture been used to seeing women, rather than men, play football and rugby for generations, we would find the idea of men playing these games a bit novel.
In business, that kind of moral analysis is maybe still a bit novel.
That newfangled USB-C connector might seem a bit novel and weird, but LaCie's eagerness is just one particularly fresh example of how widely it will eventually be adopted, so anticipate seeing much more of this to come ahead of the notebook's April 10 release date.
This paper demonstrates the design of n-bit novel low power reversible binary incrementer in Quantum-Dot Cellular Automata (QCA).
Now, his only son, Vanu, is gaining recognition for radio-design technology every bit as novel as the sound systems that his father pioneered.
The 10.1-inch Windows counterpart seems a bit more novel.
It's brightly colored, it's user-friendly, and adds quite a bit of novel functionality to the mix without completely obscuring its Android underpinnings.
