Several computer security specialists also disputed the company's assertion that the botnet was a novel discovery.
New York's control freaks have the egos and resources for prolonged war when they make the novel discovery that they can't always have their own way.
In an age that celebrates the new, the "emerging," and the novel discovery, will there be room for an artist's "late" work as the millennium progresses?
A choreographer, an artist, a writer, a scientist, or a mathematician with a novel discovery — these are the creatives, the people who bring something new into the world.
After scouring the 127 million words in the database for patterns in a project called Data Mining With Criminal Intent, he and William J. Turkel, a historian at the University of Western Ontario, came up with a novel discovery.
Pneumatic strain of composite material is a novel discovery within the field of composite engineering.
Recently, a novel discovery ascertained that fluctuations in ambient air pressure may also cause dimensional change of a composite lamina.
Computers can indeed cover the range from routine event summaries all the way up to novel discovery, but each competency requires work, and there's no magic bullet, nor magic touchscreen.
However, to our knowledge, showing localization based on successive leading pulses rather than the very first-arriving pulse is a novel discovery for nonhuman animals.
The discovery of these isoforms in hepatocytes is a novel discovery and will stimulate studies on the potential role for these isoforms in hepatic detoxification.
The paper claims that a combined approach could lead to novel discovery tools that preserve user control, enable more effective exploration, and promote responsibility.
