Sentence examples for make novel and from inspiring English sources

However, research to date has been limited on how to create a compelling virtual experience to inspire contestants to make novel and creative contributions.

Stylistically, the choreography is the most heroic flowering of the late period in which Cunningham, devising dances on his computer, made novel and rigorous combinations of the movements of his dancers' legs, torsos and arms.

These strong IPRs combined with pricing practices designed for the wealthy developed countries can have a significant negative impact on drug distribution, making novel and effective drugs simply unaffordable and thus inaccessible for people in the world's poorest countries.

To examine the OR, we used structure-directed design to make novel alleles, 'S1' and 'S3', locking this region in extended or compact conformations, respectively.

The models are fit to datasets from the literature and make novel predictions.

Our findings illustrate the effectiveness of analyzing and integrating diverse datasets to make novel insights into biological processes, and our curated SEs will serve as an important resource to the scientific community.

This review describes some of the seminal advances in the use of self-assembly to make novel systems for regenerative medicine and biology.

Until then, however, he is working with reconstituted silkworm silk, making novel films and other materials.

Tool innovation designing and making novel tools to solve tasks—is extremely difficult for young children.

Noah Cowan has also applied and made novel advances in the application of control theory to the study of sensorimotor control of animal movement [18, 19].

But since sales of super-premium Scotch represent only 10% of the $1.5 billion in total Scotch sales, distilleries are employing creative marketing and making novel maturation decisions at the high end to rejuvenate Scotch's overall image.