Sentence examples for making novel from inspiring English sources
Until then, however, he is working with reconstituted silkworm silk, making novel films and other materials.
When they appear to be "zoning out," they may actually be making novel connections between far-flung ideas.
Making novel use of the Echoplex and other devices in songs like "Glistening Glyndebourne" (1971), he manipulated the sound of his acoustic guitar, making it pulse and throb hypnotically, an effect widely imitated throughout the '70s and '80s.
Tool innovation designing and making novel tools to solve tasks—is extremely difficult for young children.
Since making novel predictions does not seem valuable in itself, there must be some further end that making them promotes.
"What we are doing is making novel tests that are, in addition to what's on the market, easier to get," Dr. Richman said.
Natural selection can make novel structures, but only if certain conditions are satisfied.
Other planet-hunting groups made novel extrasolar planetary discoveries during 2010.
"In the new economy, we have to make novel things familiar".
Alginate and chitosan have also been used to make novel antimicrobial materials in combination with silver.
More research is needed to make novel radionuclide cyclotron production available for the medical industry.
