Sentence examples for novel vision from inspiring English sources

These results open novel vision for therapeutic intervention.

This novel vision of the DR programs is termed as "Integrated Demand Response (IDR)".

We believe our work would provide a novel vision of future online social network.

We propose a novel vision for roadway safety warning based on sensor networks, aiming at providing user-friendly zero-delay safety warnings to motorists.

CART cells, a recent hotspot of cancer therapy, have shown durable clinical responses in hematologic diseases, offering a novel vision for specific anti-CSC strategy in tumor treatment after careful consideration of pre-studies.

Moreover, comparative analysis of gut microbiota may enable further novel vision into the complex biology of AD, which is very important in order to take preventive measure such as early diagnosis, identification of new therapeutic targets and development of novel drugs.

Mr. Cozarinsky's documentary empathetically demonstrates that, with Cocteau, there's no pandering or attitudinizing, only his unalloyed delight in creation, in bringing such novel visions into being.

Her first Christmas novel, "Visions of Sugar Plums" (St. Martin's Press, $19.95) -- featuring the fictional Stephanie Plum -- goes on sale Tuesday, and her ninth Stephanie Plum mystery, "To the Nines," is coming out in June.

• A hurricane occupies a central place in Jack Kerouac's patchwork novel "Visions of Cody," which is long but which, as the Times reviewer put it when it finally appeared in full in 1975, can be read "in bits and pieces as if it were a book of poetry rather than a continuous narrative because it simply is not a continuous narrative".

A hurricane occupies a central place in Jack Kerouac's patchwork novel "Visions of Cody," which is long but which, as the Times reviewer put it when it finally appeared in full in 1975, can be read "in bits and pieces as if it were a book of poetry rather than a continuous narrative because it simply is not a continuous narrative".

A novel vision-based scheme is presented for driving a nonholonomic mobile robot to intercept a moving target.