Sentence examples for novel phenomenon from inspiring English sources

Again, this is hardly a novel phenomenon.

Many thought it described a wholly novel phenomenon.

But live relays of a museum exhibition are a relatively novel phenomenon.

This is a novel phenomenon, one that Assange and conventional media must reckon with.

This is not a novel phenomenon, but the current decibel of this racialist noise is noteworthy.

A humanitarian crisis has been unfolding in Paris, and it is clearly a novel phenomenon.

This is not a novel phenomenon in politics, yet seldom have aspirations so broad been funneled into realities so constricted.

The articles all argue that the Internet is a novel phenomenon that promises to transform legal regulation.

A schematic energy band diagram model has been presented to explain this novel phenomenon.

This novel phenomenon is interpreted as resulting from microstructural changes, including strain hardening and dislocation recovery.

A novel phenomenon of collapse irreversibility in PNIPAAm-PSS semi-IPNs is reported.