Sentence examples for novel figure from inspiring English sources

Batman is still a reasonably novel figure in Gotham city as the action begins.

It is not surprising that the nineteen-sixties, in her novel, figure as a time of self-righteous posturing, relieved mainly by naïveté and ineffectuality.

But if we're looking a little deeper — and taking Love on her own terms — we see that she's a novel figure in the G.O.P. and in American politics as a whole: she is a black woman and first-generation American who belongs to a political party that has little appeal to most black women and first-generation Americans, and she offers a strikingly conservative message to both groups.

In this paper, we have suggested a novel figure of merit for radar systems: the radar outage probability.

Forty-three SNPs (66.2%) and 6 indels (75.0%) were not previously described and could be classified as novel (figure 1 and table 1; SNPs identified in this study are referred to as "novel" throughout this report - their subsequently assigned database identifiers are listed in table 1).

We add this novel figure in Figure 6b.

And hanging over every reincarnation of the work is the historical affair of life imitating art: the novel figured in the sensational criminal trial that ended in Wilde's conviction for "gross indecency".

We demonstrate fast detection with minimal training of a novel figure-from-ground stimulus comprising an overlapping figure and ground segment where, like natural stimuli, the figure has multiple components that are temporally coherent: they start and stop together.

Moreover, fluorescence is often expressed in specific regions of the cuticle or in certain setae in ways that create novel patterns (figure 1 a) or that highlight existing colour patterns (figure 1 b) on the body surface.

In the novel, the figure of the Almighty is called not God but - close enough - Guide.

Trump seemed, to much of the country, a wholly novel political figure, but in Alabama he fit a certain lineage.