Sentence examples for encounter a novel from inspiring English sources

Across two studies, we provide evidence that when preschoolers (2 4 years) encounter a novel label, they use a process of elimination to match it with its expected expression.

Suppose we encounter a novel phenomenon, and attempt to give a theory of it.

"When babies encounter a novel object that is both self-propelled and agentive, they categorize it as an animal, and they assume it has insides," study co-author Renée Baillargeon, a psychology professor at the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign, said in a statement.

Because DHF usually occurs when an individual already has immunity against one dengue serotype, researchers fear that vaccines that fail to provide equal immunity against all four serotypes may actually predispose people to hemorrhagic complications if they encounter a novel serotype after being vaccinated.

This can be driven by neural activity triggered by specific events, such as encountering a novel place.

When an herbivore encounters a novel food that smells and tastes acceptable, the animal eats small amounts of it.

In 2004, while designing a town house on East Seventy-ninth Street, Pennoyer encountered a novel challenge: "The clients requested a greater number of mezuzahs than I had ever heard of".

(Download only, available from everythingthathappens.com) Towards the end of David Byrne's sleevenotes for the recent reissue of My Life in the Bush of Ghosts - the album the former Talking Heads singer made with the band's producer and mentor, Brian Eno, in 1981 - he describes the duo encountering a novel problem.

When a pest or pathogen encounters a novel host, it must be able to survive the abiotic conditions, find and infect suitable susceptible hosts, reproduce and disperse (Parker and Gilbert 2004).

Recognition and interpretation of emotion from facial expressions occurs almost instantaneously and is used in social referencing, for example, when an infant first encounters a novel object and looks towards the parent to direct their behavior.

Even if hybrids were created prior to introduction, hybridization may have contributed to the imminent success of diffuse knapweed as this plant encountered a novel selection regime (see above).