Sentence examples for make it novel from inspiring English sources

The wrist has certain characteristics which make it novel from mechanical point of view and with respect to its suitability for ultrasound imaging.

The hand-controller has certain characteristics which make it novel from mechanical point of view and with respect to its suitability for providing standard clinical motions of ultrasound imaging.

So it was with the novel: we may not have known altogether how to make it novel again, but we knew it couldn't go the way of Hollywood.

We feel there is a major difference between our finding and previous findings on AGO1-AGO10 competotion to make it novel and interesting.

Third, for the comment that "decoy AGO mechanism is also not novel", we feel there is a major difference between our finding and previous findings to make it novel and interesting.

The key to this new approach, and what makes it novel, is that the set of all node-to-node paths is partitioned into 3 or more categories, and a separate stochastic model is derived for each.

The bulk of a patent application is a detailed description of the invention, laying down claims for what makes it "novel" and "inventive," as set out in the Australian Patents Act 1990.

On the other hand, its desirable characteristics will also make it a novel platform for future biorefineries, which will make a significant contribution to green or sustainable chemistry (as shown in Figure  5).

If it did, she could make it a novel, like Marguerite Duras's "The Lover".

Mr. McGraw also doesn't have a distinctive enough voice to compensate for treacly, pat songwriting or to make it sound novel.

All the freshly invented gizmos necessary to operate the Internet make it seem novel and exciting.