Sentence examples for novel spaces from inspiring English sources

Mr. Harper said that he had cut back on chasing novel spaces, finding the "newness" he had been seeking in his work rather than apartment hunting.

Urban mangrove rehabilitation also faces several unique challenges that may not apply to rural rehabilitation projects, particularly related to space constraints and the need to utilize novel spaces and habitats that may be less suitable for mangrove establishment.

In sum, our data indicates that preplay of an unvisited environment can be initiated in response to viewing that environment if it is relevant to future goals features that were absent in previous studies investigating the formation of hippocampal representations for novel spaces (Wilson and McNaughton, 1994; Lee and Wilson, 2002; Rowland et al., 2011).

And it offered novel space for advertising.

Tom O'Donnell's children's novel, "Space Rocks!," is out now.

The man whose first book The Outsider caused him to be lionised in 1956 by the literary greats of the day has been remembered in several blogs for his later novel Space Vampires, which inspired a famously trashy Hollywood film.

James Michener explained it in his novel "Space," but here it is again: United States-Soviet relations in 1969 were tense, and NASA wanted to make absolutely clear that Apollo 11 was a voyage of discovery, not a military adventure.

Applying Lambert Beer Law, a novel space-double-beam optical structure is established successfully.

But with multiple players scrambling to build into a new and novel space those hair-splitting tech decisions are likely to make the difference between success and failure.

MpSky is based on a novel space partitioning scheme, employing the dependency relationships among data points on different servers.

Hence, much attention has been given to the novel space robotics where the number of control inputs is less than that of degrees of freedom [12, 13].