Sentence examples for novel and instructive from inspiring English sources
A public appetite for the novel and instructive generated a healthy market in images of all genres, travelling shows, books, scientific lectures, exotic specimens and every kind of marvel.
Such effective networks are a novel and highly instructive way of exploring the relation between network architecture and dynamical processes (see, e.g. [ 35], for an analysis of effective gene regulatory networks and [ 36], for a theoretical study of effective networks).
These data show that retinal embryonic waves may represent a novel and robust extrinsic cue instructive to modulate cortical cell genesis in those neurons fated to become the main target of the retino-thalamic input.
Molecular spectroscopy techniques (DMA, TSC) provide a sensitive and instructive tool for examining novel surface or interface chemistry.
Written in a clear and persuasive style, Donald Metcalf's Blood Lines is a highly readable and instructive guidebook for conducting haematological analysis of a novel mouse.
Eventually, of course, it's impossible to transcribe the novel faithfully, even across four hours, and the liberties taken by the adapters — the screenplay is by David Nicholls, who wrote the novel and film "Starter for 10" — are instructive.
That is true, and instructive.
Nevertheless, it is both moving and instructive.
It is beautiful and fascinating and instructive.
The results are delightful and instructive.
