Sentence examples for novel subjects from inspiring English sources

But Lisey and Scott make much better novel subjects than their "Bag of Bones" counterparts.

It was done in 1948 and reflects a dual interest in Surrealism and psychoanalysis, which were both rather novel subjects at the time.

Rendell's morbidly witty suspense novel subjects the self-absorbed residents of an apartment house in Kenilworth ("as dreary as only a London outer suburb can be") to intense psychological scrutiny before picking one of them for murder.

Novel subjects are less likely to be published in high-impact journals, but may well be considered influential and provide the catalyst for future research.

GeneEd has also launched a "virtual internship" called the Scientific Content Provider (SCP) program, in which graduate students and postdocs with recognized subject matter expertise and a desire to educate can work with us over the Internet to create e-learning courseware in novel subjects.

"It's a sound opinion," he added, "on a novel subject justified by all of the best authority, as well as good sense".

Circuit design using NAM expansion is a novel subject in theory of active network synthesis.

The acknowledgement that investigation of the impact of natural biopolymer-biomaterial along with its relevant mechanical and biological experiments comprising enzymatic survey can be amply efficient stimulates the authors to pursue this novel subject.

The significance of the work lies on the development and use of a novel subject-based Bayesian approach to account for the dependent nature of the data in a replicated measure-based design.

As a result, a novel subject-specialized repository, namely the tissue-specific genes database (TiSGeD), is developed to represent the analyzed results.

To be able to draw solid conclusions on our rather novel subject we followed a sampling strategy based on literal replication.