Sentence examples for novel operation from inspiring English sources

A good novel, Operation Heartbreak is a better short story.

Save for a novel, Operation Firefly, and a nonfiction book, Courage Has No Color, the story remains largely untold.

Philip Roth's mock-confessional novel Operation Shylock, by contrast, did not do as well either with reviewers or in the bookstores.

Freedman Bellow wrote a very supportive review of Roth's 1993 novel, "Operation Shylock," partly in reaction to its quarrelsome reception by several prominent critics, including Michiko Kakutani, in the Times, and John Updike, in The New Yorker.

Asked if he thought that Debenedetti was a would-be Moishe Pipik, the doppelgänger in Roth's novel "Operation Shylock," who impersonates the Philip Roth character, he said, "No, that was literature, this is merely life, and I certainly did a better job of imposturing".

As details of the operation began to leak, Alfred Duff Cooper, who was ambassador in Paris, had a version of the story from Churchill "in one of his expansive 'after-dinner' moods" and wrote it up as a short novel, Operation Heartbreak, in 1950.

It sounds simple, but this is high-precision work that needs sophisticated machinery, and often involves novel operations.

MARVEL ENTERPRISES, New York, the publisher of Spider-Man and Incredible Hulk comics, said it had named Dan Buckley publisher to oversee the company's comic book and graphic novel operations.

Many medical successes are built on past failures, and when rare and novel operations are performed they pose different risks for patient and surgeon.

With these components, the architecture can perform not only 8-, 16-, 32-, and 64-bit simple operations but also some novel operations flexibly.

In order to address this issue of modeling multiple space views, we define a set of novel operations that can be used by designers to generate new space layouts from existing layouts.