Sentence examples for novel terms from inspiring English sources

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.

In addition, we introduce novel terms for smoothness and consistency between the left and right views.

Fortunately, in chemistry, many novel terms arise from combination or derivatization of known terms.

Grammar based approaches work when the entities to be recognized are systematic in nature, while dictionaries cannot recognize novel terms.

They also highlighted the previously described relationship of Saint's triad with any type of hernia [2], phenomenon that probably would justify the not yet consensual use of novel terms like herniosis and Saint's tetralogy [1 3].

Most slang, however, depends upon incongruity of imagery, conveyed by the lively connotations of a novel term applied to an established concept.

To this aim, we present ExtTerm, a novel term extraction system.

This interaction effect appeared in the developed nanofluid viscosity equation with a novel term, the product of temperature and nanoparticle fraction.

French philosophers Gilles Deleuze and Félix Guattari coined a novel term for how this fixation on threats and anxiety-provoking negative stimuli drives the dynamics of group-formation and shapes perception.

The novel term is related to the regulation of myeloid cell apoptosis.