Sentence examples for novel scope from inspiring English sources

The novel scope of the current research lies in the state-of-art design of advanced micromechanical industrial smart-sensors, actuators, and biomedical devices.

A novel scope test varies the remit of risk reductions from just the individual respondent to their entire household allowing us to examine both the statistical significance and scale of scope sensitivity.

A novel scoping method is proposed that can automatically generate design variable range of the natural circulation driven liquid metal cooled small reactor.

This study represents the most comprehensive proximal humerus fracture literature review performed to date and uses a novel scoping review technique to map the entire breadth of relevant literature.

The novel's scope is of human dimensions, despite its nonhuman title character.

Stormy's opposition to the war in Iraq widens the novel's scope, providing both historical context and a relief from the central characters' self-absorption.

The novel's scope is enormous, moving from the remote South Pacific of the 19th century to a dystopic future Korea.

His reticence shrinks the novel's scope, but at the same time sharpens its point, which is that telling the truth in fiction -- or, more generally, in writing -- is both logically impossible and morally essential.

The danger of recreating local life in such fullness and with so many named characters involved, some historical, some presumably not, is that the novel's scope will seem too broad and restless for its own good, that it will lack an emotional centre.

Although the novel's scope is large and Drabble's descriptive powers are as considerable as ever -- she keeps pulling back the focus, so that we end up with an aerial view of a landscape that includes the sagas of Bessie's daughter, Christie, and her granddaughter, Faro -- she hasn't been able to see her way clear to rendering her main character with her usual conviction.

For Bear, this explanation broadens the novel's scope, and opens the door to other interpretations.