Sentence examples for novel practice from inspiring English sources

America's Ivy League institutions have been raising funds through the capital markets for years, but it is a novel practice in Britain.

However, a novel practice experience program that places students in the community visiting patients began at Auburn University Harrison School of Pharmacy in 1997.

This novel practice of contractual governance may be viewed as having considerable potential but it also raises important issues concerning justice and rights.

Tele-diagnostic audiological testing in a hearing screening program for infants and young children is a novel practice, and this study is the first to explore its application in a rural community.

While SynBio can be seen as a collection of activities rather than a distinct, singular, or totally novel practice, some of its proponents claim that such activities stand to revolutionize our mode of industrial production through the assemblage of multipurpose micro-organisms, based on sub-cellular standardized biochemical parts that may or may not exist in nature (Carlson [2007]; Singh [2011]).

Traditionally, we've perceived 3D printing as an almost gimmicky, novel practice that thrives in highly funded and covert research labs.

Patrick Bateman, the protagonist of this 1991 novel, practices greed and self-absorption on Wall Street by day and serial murder by night.

Many executives in the CSR movement deserve credit for testing and drawing attention to novel practices that can yield these good results.

Novel practices are discussed in comparison local wild sheep ethology.

Uber has recently been introducing novel practices in urban taxi transport.

The social value can be leveraged for shaping alternative courses of action, creating technological innovation, and developing novel practices that create sustainable value for society.