Sentence examples for novel items from inspiring English sources

But they can sure look the part, and if you bargain hard you can find novel items at great prices.

Crockery makers dished out good taste to the new middle classes (one of the more novel items is a teapot in the shape of the era's most expensive and covetable fruit: a pineapple).

One pleasure of the exhibition is seeing traditional designs evolve to incorporate novel items, like the tiny glass seed beads from Italy that inspired artists to develop more intricate patterns.

Experiments show that the proposed framework is effective to suggest accurate and novel items.

"I wasn't sure if they would even approach it," Borrego says, because many animals regard novel items as dangerous.

Suppose that event detection is similar to a recognition memory task where observers' task is to distinguish things that have been seen before from novel items.

Agent-based models and complex networks methods are relatively novel items in the toolbox of computational social scientists, and as any tool they have their strengths and limitations.

Additional, novel items gauged the guides' perceptions of the islands, insofar as Galápagos is connected to evolution and the history of evolutionary thought.

He inferred the names of novel items by exclusion learning and correctly retrieved those items right away as well as 4 weeks after the initial exposure.

The participants showed a reliable effect of grammaticality on classification of novel items after 5days of exposure to grammatical exemplars without performance feedback in an implicit acquisition task.

The survey included novel items assessing hunger-coping behaviors (e.g., trade-offs to purchase food, strategies to stretch and obtain food), food insecurity status, and physiological hunger.