The narrator knows better: they inhabit her own basement, and in her emerging novel they multiply and attach themselves to Beverley's descendants, fretting, nattering and nudging characters and plot this way and that.
While Hogarth's Progresses are still theatrical - telling Moll's story, for example, through a sequence of "dramatic" moments, such as her seduction by the bawd, Mother Needham; the crash of the table when her sponsor discovers her infidelity; the tiptoeing of the magistrate through the door - their suggestive use of detail and complex creation of character also link them to the emerging novel.
The electrocardiogram (ECG) is an emerging novel biometric for human identification.
In addition, DBDs enable various emerging novel applications in biology and the medical field [5, 6, 7].
We highlight pitfalls to avoid emerging novel methods and the limitations of some techniques.
Optical molecular imaging is an emerging novel technology with applications in the diagnosis of cancer and assistance in image-guided surgery.
In this review we discuss the use of carbon nanotubes (CNTs) as a platform for emerging novel field emission X-ray sources.
Emerging novel ecological configurations in cultural landscapes pose challenges beyond adaptive thresholds, possibly threatening social-ecological resilience, and must be cautiously addressed.
The impact of respiratory complications in SMA is central to management in the current era of emerging novel therapies.
Thus, their very essence is predicated on continuous evolution and development in previously unseen ways and environments, when 'established' movement patterns are constantly complemented with emerging, novel techniques and creative styles of action [34, 52].
The combination of biomedical engineering and neural prosthetics has led to emerging novel hybrid biomaterials that fulfill the needs for ideal neuroprosthetics.
