Sentence examples for question of novelty from inspiring English sources

"I love the idea of this question of novelty versus familiarity," Mr. Metheny said.

First and foremost is the question of novelty.

The question of novelty: As was pointed out this is not the first demonstration of light-evoked activation or silencing of neural activity, so in that regard we have only successfully replicated others.

"As with all experimental treatments, there is the question of a novelty effect, of drivers eventually returning to their old behaviour once they've 'figured out' the trick," says Vanderbilt.

The answer they propose to the question of how novelty is generated is both subtle and brilliant: Organisms, they argue, are constructed to facilitate change.

Replacing "progress" with "innovation" skirts the question of whether a novelty is an improvement: the world may not be getting better and better but our devices are getting newer and newer.

This allows them to nicely frame the question of where does novelty ultimately arise: in the germ line or in the soma?

Axel Helmstaedter, General Secretary of the International Society for the History of Pharmacy, subsequently questioned the novelty of Sneader's research, noting that several earlier articles discussed the Hoffmann-Eichengrün controversy in detail.

The origin of novelty is a fundamental question in evolution (Mayr 1960; Müller and Newman 2005; Wagner and Lynch 2010).

Although the model emphasizes novelty itself as the key cognitive signal to modulate dopamine from the SN/VTA, it also explicitly raises the question how motivational factors regulate the impact of novelty on the activity of the hippocampus and the SN/VTA.

The only known structure for a completely de novo gene is an antifreeze protein (Chen et al. 1997; Nguyen et al. 2002), an intrinsically special case, and so the structural origins of novelty are a wide open question.