i novel造句

• This function is novel and not typically associated with the Ras proteins.
• Indeed, how the drugs " know " where to go is novel.
• This is said to be the very root of Japan's I novel.
• The story of how the two met is novel fodder as well.
• While the entire script was still in the I novel for Maeda.
• While the concept is novel, it is not a particularly memorable film.
• As such the subject is novel, but barely notable and certainly not encyclopedic.
• Even the act of going to a clinic is novel to some Hispanics.
• In one thing it is novel amongst stations of its kind.
• The design is novel and pleasing, and the proportions are harmonious.
• The robot, named Polybot, is novel because it is many robots in one.
• "What is novel is that we're mixing creative writers and scholars together ."
• Two of the brothers are played by women, which is novel.
• In sum, I recognize that the act before us is novel.
• Bruccoleri's plan to make Capucci a household name is novel but not implausible.
• David Pogue wrote, " One thing the Horizon certainly is, though, is novel.
• The procedural issue is novel and important in its own right.
• But the combination at the presidential campaign level is novel and potentially potent.
• "The fact that it's a human strain and a single virus is novel.
• "This is novel but it's not new, " he said.