Sentence examples for novel serial from inspiring English sources

These observations support a novel "serial progression" model of TEC development, in which progenitors serially acquire cTEC lineage markers, prior to their commitment to the mTEC differentiation pathway.

All the more frustrating and disappointing, therefore, that Hill should have chosen such a traditional type of crime novel (serial killer, police procedural) to extend her range.

The paper presents novel serial decimal adder and adder/subtractor designs used the run-time reconfigurable wiring approach, which results in further significant QCA hardware simplification.

We also perform an in-depth analysis of decision-level fusion techniques such as fixed-rules, voting schemes, rank-based combination rules, and novel serial fusion architectures.

In this paper, we propose a novel serial scheme and a simple mathematical model able to predict the performance of two serially combined matchers as function of the selected processing chain.

Probably best known for his graphic novel serial Powr Mastrs, for which two issues have been released so far (and we've read them both over and over again), Christopher's comics involves complicated characters who mutate form accroding to emotional compostition as they navigate the strange and beautiful realm of New China.

The dendrite morphology is obtained via a novel serial-sectioning process that allows the three-dimensional microstructure of opaque materials to be determined in a routine manner.

Motion pictures were the most important narrative art form of the 20th century, having taken on the functions served earlier by dime novels, serial novels, staged melodramas, wax museum displays, epic paintings, and professional storytelling.

The BBC's 2005 miniseries Bleak House reworked the novel's serial publication as the bite-sized chunks of a soap opera, creating a brilliant fusion of old and new forms of popular entertainment.

He had to suspend work on Ancient Evenings, a big, windy, (over-) ambitious novel about serial reincarnation, set in the Egypt of 1130BC, in order to write The Executioner's Song.

Among her friends she counted Gertrude Stein, Sylvia Beach of Shakespeare and Company (publisher of Ulysses) and Margaret Anderson, whose Little Review had issued Joyce's novel in serial form and been prosecuted for its trouble.