Sentences with phrase «not novelty»

Reading applications is literally the hiring manager's job, and they are looking for clarity and content — NOT NOVELTY.

The path towards this functionality is not a novelty for Android systems, either.

The first finding of note is that smart speakers like Amazon Echo and Google Home are not novelty decorations in the household.

Now however, it's just two different devices in a sea of alternative choices, and not the novelty it once was.

Re-iterating places information right there in front of decision makers and that, not novelty, is key in a validation document.

«Not that novelty is an essential quality of art, but nothing else looks like this,» Byers told A.i.A. «The experimentation feels new, and her focus on process is conceptually integral to the work.»

The greatest challenge in art today is not novelty rather contextualizing of expression.

Jeremy Deller, the former Tate trustee who will represent Britain at this year's Venice biennale, says «sponsorship has always bothered me but you have to realise that this is not a novelty, art has always had connections to power, business and politics».

Mapping is not a novelty to the series but, as a newcomer, I found myself quite engaged in the mapping process.

If that's not novelty enough, you can choose a track on the jukebox by text message (though when I was there I had to head outside to get reception) or make your way to the bathroom to check out the glass walls that become opaque when the light is turned on (again, maybe a little confusing after a few drinks).

Also, explain to customers that their LED collars are not novelty items, but are meant to be worn full - time, he adds.

(A million - dollar payout for the eventual champion is in deferred dollars, not a novelty - size check.)

Although Audi doesn't say how much the rear axle turns, the system is not a novelty in the industry, but rather a trend adopted by carmakers like Renault, Porsche, and BMW.

Packages and special editions are not a novelty in the industry and as far as such offerings go, there's not a single carmaker out there that's not following the trend, some with less enthusiastic press releases.

No man wants to think you are «seeking only a white man», because he's not a novelty and 9 times out of 10 a good guy is only looking at women as individuals not a race.

UCF is not a novelty.

«But it's not a novelty anymore.

Like close enough that when I go to the restaurant it's not novelty any more and I go for the French bread just as equally.

There may be flashes of free thought, but more often than not the novelty derived thereby is not coordinated with the background order.

The association of parental language with the God of Israel was not a novelty introduced by writers of the New Testament.

Callees now see sharing their opinions as a waste of time, not a novelty.

«Because people know us and we're not a novelty to them, we don't get interrupted as often as we might if we went elsewhere,» she says.

Green frosting isn't a novelty, but this recipe is kind of exciting by how it's green!

Cloth diapering doesn't have to be as convenient as using disposables because convenience isn't a novelty anymore (lets face it, we all do a TON of laundry anyway so who's really counting loads anyway).

DIGITAL INSTRUMENT CLUSTER A fully digital dash isn't the novelty it was when the XJ first came out, but we still like the way the Jaguar does it.

Free isn't a novelty anymore, but that doesn't mean it's ineffective.

Hasn't the novelty of non-white men acting worn off?

These weren't novelty acts; these teens and tweens eloquently delivered.

Well, that is, assuming the idea of a curved display on one side isn't a novelty and redundant beyond being a clever marketing gimmick, of course.

Shrinking display bezels means this innovation isn't a novelty, but required to build the designs major companies want to debut — not only in the PC space but also in mobile, where the Apple iPhone X's infamous notch has made the problem with webcams obvious to millions of owners.

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It doesn't have to be expensive: small novelty toys, a funny magnet, or artful post cards are all good ideas.

That Ron Burgundy Christmas ornament isn't just a novelty purchase — it's an example of «modernized tradition,» which, according to Trend Hunter's analysis, is an indication that younger consumers don't much care for the rigid formalities of the holiday season.

There are five different ingredients that define rebel talent — novelty, curiosity, perspective, diversity and authenticity — and while you don't have to have all five, many do.

Bathroom spray deodorizer Poo - Pourri redefined the sweet smell of success with its hit viral video «Girls Don't Poop,» which vaulted the product from kitschy novelty to mainstream sensation.

As anyone fighting in the trenches of modern marketing will tell you, the secret to winning isn't technology, it's novelty.

Brand loyalty doesn't depend on novelty to sustain itself, but it is a necessary first ingredient.

But others point to an overreliance on movie tie - ins and a lack of novelty: Star Wars toys didn't sell as well as expected, perhaps because kids see them as a tired formula.

The answer might not be incessant novelty.

«But once the initial novelty wears off, it doesn't have to end up at the bottom of the toy box.

Fast forward to 2015, when the novelty would be for someone at a meeting to take out a laptop that isn't an Apple.

Most people haven't used an Echo, so there's also some novelty to watch them request their favorite song and have it play almost instantly.

Believe it or not, the $ 85 novelty sold out at the beginning of December.

It had to be something that I would be thrilled to produce so that the novelty of creating it wouldn't wear off.

For example, when I interviewed the head of a novelty gift company that relies almost entirely on open innovation, he told me very explicitly what they were looking for — and more importantly what they weren't.

The classic pinkish novelty blob — let's call it a sliquid; it's not really a solid and not really a liquid — has amused millions of kids and adults the world over for more than six decades.

Hopefully for 3D Systems, the novelty of 3 - D printing won't wear off before they can sell these units.

«The novelty is wearing off for Kickstarter; it's definitely not an open and accessible approach to crowdfunding,» he says.

Recruiting is about finding a wise person who truly adds something important to the team, not just novelty.

«If we don't have that information then [the past data] becomes a kind of novelty.

I don't want to appear to be piling on here, but I have to admit that I've put my Apple Watch aside because -; in a ridiculously short amount of time -; the novelty wore off.