Sentence examples for novel phone from inspiring English sources

His new novel, Phone, will be published by Penguin next year.

Recently, a novel phone subspace-based method, the eigenphone-based method, was proposed[3].

"Koreans like the kind of novel phones that Samsung and LG make," says Chin. "They might wonder 'What kind of uniqueness can a BlackBerry give me?'".

This is "Vox," Nicholson Baker's great novel of phone sex, published in 1992.

Washington's Kramerbooks--where Monica picked up Nicholson Baker's "Vox," a novel about phone sex, and other volumes--earned a footnote in history by being perhaps the first bookstore to combine itself with a cafe.

The current paper suggests a novel mobile phone fraud detection approach proceeding in two phases training and fraud detection.

It is a talisman for Skillman, vice president of design at Palm: the inspiration for a novel smart phone, the Pre, slated to be available in early June.

"When I wrote Vox [his 1992 novel about phone sex]," he explains, "I was conscious of the desire to open up the literary scene and allow the characters room to be uncertain and hopeful and, if possible, honest about their foibles.

As the integration of "e-health" reforms into primary care are considered a top priority [ 27], we have developed a novel mobile phone mental health assessment and management tool, the Mobile Tracking Young People's Experiences (mobiletype) program [ 17, 18], designed for use in primary care and other clinical settings [ 28].

I hadn't thought about that story in years, but rereading it today I was reminded of how novel cell phones as an instrument of social and political media seemed at the time — before smart phones, Twitter and 3G speeds.

Recently an employer called me, desperately seeking a programmer to write software for a novel cell-phone design.