Sentence examples for novel encounter from inspiring English sources
Casually opening the device's lid with his smartphone, he removed a 10-inch cheese pizza, pausing only to reflect upon his novel encounter with a semiautonomous machine when asked.
He offered his audience no further clues to a mysterious transformation, but my cringing search of his program archives turned up — amid diatribes on Dr. King as a dangerous socialist, and on President Obama as an alien Muslim — a novel encounter with Dr. King's niece, Alveda.
While many algorithms which rely on both mobility and social information have been proposed, we propose a novel encounter and colocation predictive model which predicts user's encounter and colocation events and their features by exploiting the spatio-temporal regularity in the history of these events.
It is the point of Station Eleven that this remainder is neither an object nor a generic occasion for horror and dread; it is, instead, a novel encounter between life and form whose beauty remains to be achieved.
But Aldrin, 69, who wrote a science fiction novel, Encounter with Tiber, in 1996, still reaches for the stars through his ShareSpace Foundation, a proposed lottery that would allow ordinary citizens a chance to go into space.
Among them is the 1996 novel "Encounter with Tiber," which Aldrin co-wrote with John Barnes.
They also enjoy the fantasized bubble of excitement, anticipation and novel encounters filled with passion and ego enhancement.
This situation is ripe with opportunities for pathogen evolution as a consequence of an increased diversity of selective pressures – different host species with potentially different resistance genes or mechanisms; novel encounters by related pathogen species.
Suppose in a novel you encounter the phrase "Rick stared into Sheila's beautiful, depthless eyes".
When I read a novel, or encounter a poem, or a painting, I will ask myself: what question is the painting, or the novel, trying to answer?
On the second page of his novel, we encounter this: Grandma Selkirk was what they call an Upper East Side woman — cheekbones, tailored gray hair — but that was not what she called herself.
