Sentence examples for novel definition from inspiring English sources

The new law is based on a novel definition of what constitutes a presence in the state: It includes any Web site based in the state that earns a referral fee for sending customers to an online retailer.

In her book "Twice Dead" (University of California, 2001), Dr. Lock describes the distress felt by the personnel of intensive care units because of the novel definition of death as a cessation of brain activity.

That decision was, we must hope, the death throes of New Labour's novel definition of local democracy - the right of the people to choose as long as they make the choice that the government wants.

The relative motion model has a new form with a novel definition of the unknown parameters.

This paper proposes a novel definition of color sets, called body color sets and lines.

Using a novel definition of "critical velocity in pore throats", this new mechanism was mathematically modeled.

Besides, novel definitions for intensity, scale and rate of change of mixing are proposed.

Here, we present several novel definitions and lemmas which will be used throughout the paper.

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First, we propose novel definitions of multi-source rough approximations and corresponding multi-granulation rough approximations, probability distribution and basic probability assignment, which can be used to construct the connection between rough approximations and evidence theory.

Besides the coefficient of variation of the scalar concentration, which is often adopted as a measure of the intensity of segregation in turbulent static mixers, novel definitions of the scale and of the rate of change of segregation are proposed, in order to add deeper insight into the evaluation of the mixing features.