Examples of 'entirely novel' in a sentence
Meaning of "entirely novel"
entirely novel - This term describes something that is completely new, original, or unique, with no precedent or similarity to existing ideas or concepts
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entirely novel
This is not an entirely novel procedure.
This type of modified transmission mode is entirely novel.
This cruise was entirely novel for a submarine tender.
So food philosophy envisions life in an entirely novel way.
This entirely novel configuration has numerous advantages.
Few designs are entirely novel.
These proteins are entirely novel and show no significant similarity to any previously described protein.
The approach that resulted in these intriguing shapes is entirely novel.
This was going to be an entirely novel approach, an entirely new approach.
The promotion of satiety by thylakoids found in this example is an entirely novel finding.
These entirely novel bulbs can also work with rheostats, emitting very little heat.
India is witnessing an urban transformation of an entirely novel scale and speed.
Invention - An invention is an entirely novel product or a feature of a product that is unique.
Fused heterocyclic derivatives provided in the present invention are entirely novel compounds.
This is an entirely novel development in the Italian wall lizard, and a major adaptation.
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The suction can be located inside the rollers which is an entirely novel solution.
With this aim Jurieu propounded an entirely novel theory regarding the Church 's essential constitution.
This overconfident approach leaves little room for exploration of entirely novel aspects of science.
SALEMA entirely novel solutions for problems like 'reverse engineering', moral copyright, etc.
Me? is forced to survive situations entirely novel to him.
In this case, the mode of operation for producing a quality glass is entirely novel.
It was then I experienced an entirely novel aspect of woman 's character.
The Chinese commentator 's observation is not entirely novel.
Nonetheless, the approach of the Guide is not entirely novel even in these States.
Thus, the DNA having this nucleotide sequence has been found to be entirely novel.
They may displace existing technology, or introduce entirely novel concepts to society.
Extruding concrete to create 3D-printed buildings is not entirely novel.
In addition, the method could allow them to produce entirely novel molecules and compounds.
My doubt, in so far as it referred to Mlle. Vinteuil, was not entirely novel.
Like many technologies, Bitcoin is not entirely novel.
Here, the positioning of seats 8 is entirely novel.
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