Sentence examples for novel spelling from inspiring English sources

"This novel spelling device constitutes an alterative approach to motor-independent communication," Bettina Sorger of Maastricht University in The Netherlands, one of the researchers working on the current study, told the BBC.

I actually did one novel spelling out the words in bowtie pasta, or you know, elbow noodles.

For a repeated CSMA/CA game, a novel SPELL strategy is proposed and shown to yield to simple algorithmic design.

The emotional situation in his novels is spelled out in meticulous, sometimes comically tedious detail, and the focus is entirely on the narrator's struggles to achieve clarity and contentment in an uncoöperative world.

That piece later became my dystopian novel, Splinterlands, which spelled out in more detail how I imagined those fracture lines would widen over time until geopolitics became micro-politics and only the very smallest units of community were able to weather the global storm (including, of course, the literal storm of climate change).

"The secret of this novel's spell lies not in ingenious twists but in its meticulous plausibility," she wrote.

In 1996 Dunmore won the first Orange prize for her haunting incest novel A Spell of Winter.

Dunmore, on the judging panel this year, took the inaugural prize for her novel A Spell of Winter, in 1996.

Some trademark flourishes, like the adjectival personification that dapples page after page of his earlier novel "The Spell" ("stunned homeliness," "heedless privacy"), occur less frequently.

The first awardee, announced in May, was Helen Dunmore, a lyrical writer whose novel A Spell of Winter had won high praise.

Yet after the novel's spell ebbs, they will probably, guiltily, revert to the more instinctive response to Homer's plea.