Sentence examples for required novelty from inspiring English sources

Historical precedents are hard to come by, Picasso being so modern, his art linked to 20th-century ideas of required novelty and constant reinvention, his fame accelerated by the mass media.

"Patents (protect inventions – and as they require novelty you couldn't get one for something that had been in public view for 34 years by then anyway); designs (protect the appearance of articles – and also require novelty); and trade marks (protect indications of origin of goods – and the right I suspect your enterprising west German actually obtained).

To maintain an ageing brain requires novelty and taxing exercise: doing something as difficult as learning a new language or a new dance, or how to play a new musical instrument.

As for rewards, adaptive scaling of novelty should occur under explicit task instructions, that is when novelty assessment is required and the novelty status of stimuli is not incidental to the current task goal (e.g., see Bunzeck and Duzel [ 2006]).

The U.S. Patent Act requires usefulness, novelty, and non-obviousness of the subject matter.

IN 2006, when Freshpet introduced dog food that required refrigeration, a novelty in the pet food aisle, retailers were skeptical that they should remodel to accommodate the free refrigerators the brand offered.

In all cases, contributors were required to define novelty within their respective investigative contexts.

In any natural population, mutation is the primary source of genetic variation required for evolutionary novelty and adaptation.

Basu et al describe a method where the knowledge required to evaluate novelty of text-mined rules is acquired automatically [ 23].

Since the task analyzed in the present study was executed by the subjects for the first time, the activation of the paralimbic ACC may have been especially required by the novelty of the task and the associated uncertainty of goal achievement.

But of course this advice is far too dull, and lacks the novelty factor required to flog books.