Sentence examples for novel emerging from inspiring English sources

Bess appears surprisingly late in the novel, emerging out of the shadows like a visitor from the dark side, which is the way Catfish Row views her.

Remarkably, novel emerging applications bring a huge growth of the global demand of GNPs.

A novel emerging method for treating SBS involves the use of tissue-engineered intestine.

Au NPs are required in many commercial and industrial applications, with novel emerging applications dramatically increasing global demand for Au NPs.

Pine needle is novel emerging adsorbent which was examined by Shafique et al. (2012) used chir pine leaves (Pinus roxburghii) in the removal of As V) ions from aqueous solution.

Recent research activities and studies have shown that combination of nonstationary signals and non-Gaussian noise can be observed in some novel emerging applications such as internet traffic monitoring and digital video coding.

Cross-references abound, and slowly the novel emerges as one grand idiom.

The dystopian novel emerged in response to the first utopian novels, like Edward Bellamy's best-selling 1888 fantasy, "Looking Backward," about a socialist utopia in the year 2000.

This revelation is just one of the many ways that The Beast, as Crowley refers to himself in the novel, emerges as a playful, narcissistic reprobate.

Borges, whose longest work of fiction is fifteen pages, would likely have admired the way Bolaño's novel emerges from a branching tree of stories.

My inner dialectic soon took the form of a cast of characters (three couples), and in dissecting their relationships my novel emerged.