Sentence examples for novel provisions from inspiring English sources

The tentative settlement includes some novel provisions, like partial financing by private foundations, but experts were divided about how profoundly they would change the district's school system.

But while those are novel provisions for an international bailout, they represent a 30-degree tack, rather than the 180-degree turn-around that the Bush administration had once indicated it preferred when it came to repeat borrowers at the financial bailout window.

To mute this embarrassing possibility a novel provision in the prospectus allows the amount of shares issued to be expanded not once, which is common, but twice.

Novel provisioning, job allocation, and adaptive clustering algorithms [42] are presented to enable the self-service data analysis.

The most novel provision in the JOBS Act is generally referred to as "crowd-funding" -- something Steve Case calls "the democratization of access to investment".

We presented QoS-Fi, a novel QoS provisioning Wi-Fi PHY/MAC protocol based on the OFDM technique.

Among the more novel requirements are provisions that bar directors from serving more than 10 years and a mandate that at least one member depart each year.

This paper presents a novel system reserve provision agent which is incorporated into a stochastic market optimization problem.

Complete methanol conversion, higher propylene yield of 54.3%, greater light olefin yield of 85.2%, and longer-term catalytic lifetime of 101 h were productively obtained for H-W(250 AlMFI catalyst using a novel method for provision of feed.

Results of the proposed study will provide an important and novel insight into provision of clinical consultation remotely to patients with diabetes by endocrinologists.

Within the novel, Terhune notes the provisions of the "Guest Law", which reflect a fear of "the flotsam of the American polity".