Sentence examples for novel term from inspiring English sources
To this aim, we present ExtTerm, a novel term extraction system.
The first chapter of the Pocket Books novel "Term Limits," by Vince Flynn, appeared in a booklet insert in USA Today on May 6.
Most slang, however, depends upon incongruity of imagery, conveyed by the lively connotations of a novel term applied to an established concept.
This interaction effect appeared in the developed nanofluid viscosity equation with a novel term, the product of temperature and nanoparticle fraction.
The poor boy, notorious for alleged self-absorption, may have been unfairly judged for the past 2,000 years though he was certainly guilty of pride.In 2013 Oxford Dictionaries anointed "selfie" its word of the year, to mark the exploding popularity of this novel term for a self-portrait, usually one taken by a smartphone and posted on a social network.
We propose a novel term, "clinical momentum," to describe a system-level, latent, previously unrecognized property of clinical care that may contribute to the provision of unwanted care in the ICU.
And who knew that a Far Eastern fashion disaster might be described in such novel terms.
That's because Ms. Swift is post-gatekeeper: country radio no longer gets to define her, and pop radio has accepted her novel terms.
He said his greatest challenge in adapting Larry McMurtry's novel "Terms of Endearment" for the screen was that he "wanted to get a laugh on the word cancer". He did.
Secure in the knowledge that you have a successful fallback, you and your counterpart may be able to invent novel terms that you hadn't imagined during your initial deal making.
On April 20, NOVEL: A Forum on Fiction hosted its 2018 spring symposium, Novel Terms, at Duke University.
