Sentence examples for novel value from inspiring English sources

The proposed method uses a novel value priority architecture for integrating these two algorithms.

The corrosion potential (Ecorr) of the heat-treated sample (HT) had a novel value of 0.102 V due to the stable TiO2 crystal phase compared to the −0.106 V observed in the anodic oxidation sample (AN).

In the case of online businesses, those involved are deliberately seeking to leverage the flexibility of the online environment to provide novel value to their customers, often through lower cost, enhanced choice, rapid fulfilment, increased socialisation or combinations of these (e.g. Zhang et al., 2014; Shin, 2014).

However, to our disappointment, AFP response didn't show its novel value of prediction in PFS of HCC patients.

This novel value of S2, i is then taken as Smax, the complementary values are then S1, i ' = 23 (= 43 20) and S2, i ' = 0 (= 43 43), and C i will be −1 (= (0 23)/ (0 + 23)) indicating a lack of any impairment with respect to the ability of opening the mouth maximally.

In the current market conditions, network operators are in search of novel value-added services that will increase their revenue.

Lactase conjugated to nanomaterials represents an area of significant potential to the food processing as a means to produce novel value-added products, reduce waste, and enable diagnostics.

Such systems utilize the IoT infrastructure resources to deliver novel value-added services, which leverage data from different sensor devices or enable timely propagation of decisions, crucial for business operation, to the edge of the infrastructure.

The introduction of CO2-polyol as soft segment not only created a route to produce UV-curable waterborne polyurethane from CO2, but also provided polyurethane with novel value-added performance like good hydrolysis resistance.

In this paper, a novel value-focused process engineering methodology for process-based supply chain risk identification is proposed with the aim to increase value to supply chain members and supply chain as a whole.

We refer to these as projective narratives, emphasizing how novel values and uses are projected onto these spaces, opening them up for reworking.