Sentence examples for recent novelties from inspiring English sources

Then follows a description of the recent novelties in apparatus, which occupies nearly 100 pages.

The final section considers future challenges wherein we explore recent novelties and trials in the concept of anthropogenic geomorphology.

As an exponent of the yank-and-pull school that has dominated the Ailey company's recent novelties, Mr. Rhoden is not interested in a sustained equivalent of a melodic line.

One of the most recent novelties in adhesive dentistry was the introduction of 'universal' or 'multi-mode' adhesives.

(Gaza women joke that getting invited to one another's homes, a recent novelty, takes about a week to coordinate).

Meanwhile, new apps like current US college buzz Yik Yak or recent novelty-buzz Yo are popping up all the time with new spins on messaging.

It's clear that the books, while setting out to show a new, modern side to the brand, have a firmly tongue-in-cheek tone, following hot on the heels of recent novelty titles such as the spoof Famous Five and Ladybird guides.

One possibility is that the queen specifying mechanisms evolve relatively quickly and operate via interconnecting modules representing more recent evolutionary novelties.

There is a sensible design code for each of the new neighbourhoods, covering general layouts, materials and street character: stone, bricks and things that last will be favoured over the recent vernacular of novelty shapes decorated with jazzy shades of plastic.

While interference mitigation to the PU spectral band from the SU's transmission has received a lot of attention in recent literature; the novelty of our work is in considering a more realistic and effective approach of dividing the PU into sub-bands, and ensuring that the interference to each of them is below a specified threshold.

Second, society may be seen as citizen science, reflections of which are crowdsourcing, Wikipedia, and other novelties from recent times.