Sentences with phrase «novel things»

The most novel thing about the controllers, though, is that there are two of them.

And genetically fearful pups may always remain somewhat anxious and afraid of novel things despite good socialization during this critical window.

The most novel thing about them is a two - piece rubber tips system.

The idea here is that babies have a short attention span, so novel things hold their gaze.

«People and relationships are always evolving, and there are always opportunities to discover novel things about one another,» she says.

We «old guys» are getting into this writing novels thing.....

This approach's goal is to teach the puppy that novel things lead to positive consequences.

Director Sean Baker found Vinaite on Instagram, and it would be a truly novel thing for her to go from social - media star to Oscar - season ingenue in the span of several months.

The only novel thing here is that the game is played in the portrait orientation rather than landscape, a change that makes it resemble Square Enix's iOS Dragon Quest games in what I'm sure is a total coincidence.

The only novel thing here is that the game is played in the portrait orientation rather than landscape, a change that makes it resemble Square Enix's iOS Dragon Quest games in what I'm sure is a total coincidence.

When couples do novel things together — stuff that gets them engaged and takes them a little bit out of their comfort zones — they tend to feel closer to their partners, less bored, and generally more satisfied with their relationships.6 So if you think the relationship might be getting a bit too habitual, then my suggestion would be to mix it up a bit.

«This is uncomfortable, but it's possible we have to allow people to say disparaging things about gay people if we want them to be able to say novel things about physics,» Altman wrote.

Because we only want big, disruptive novel things and ignore all the other ideas that we could implement [if we could] engage the other 90 % of the organization to create value in the meantime.»

One of the most novel things Besson does is eschew big fight scenes the more powerful Johansson gets, as what's the point of getting into fisticuffs when you can simply freeze bad guys with your mind?

Sorry to keep teasing you with books that aren't coming out for months, but Macmillan's pitch for Gabrielle Zevin's teen novel All These Things I've Done (September 27, 2011) is too good not to share.

Who knows, but Kadokawa does seem to be very interested in the light novel side of things, and Yen has really been making the light novel thing work, with its Yen On line.

Other than his initial skittishness and getting accustomed to new surroundings and what seemed, to him, novel things like television, there haven't been that many.

New items can be brought into the home on a regular basis to challenge your cat's sense of smell and desire to explore novel things.

Conversely, weaker brands follow the crowd, constantly looking for the next novel thing to tinker around with.

I hear lawyers in Toronto discuss how novel these things are and that their firms aren't that committed to it because they're waiting to see how this pans out.

«It's a nice novel thing, but that novelty won't drive the utility you need for long - term consumer adoption.

Apple originally invented all sorts of novel things in the 80s, many of which built upon the original ideas of others.

When things fall apart: Critical voices on the radars is a metaphor of Nigerian author Chinua Achebe's novel Things Fall Apart from 1958.

Chevrolet Spark The most novel thing about the Spark may be its lack of novelty.

That's not a novel thing; Achilles did the same.

A white corner's a novel thing, but I just want to be recognized for playing.»

Since having a bunch of babies at one time is such a novel thing, many of the families of these babies have created website and post pictures and stories about their growth and lives together.

From what we know about brain development, it is quite possible that continued exposure to this type of stimuli, especially if it occurs in different types of circumstances will gradually generalize to a more permanent reaction style to new and novel things they encounter.

According to experts, this is the time they are running around, mastering new skills, and learning new and novel things.

Vary foods during the prenatal period, early milk feeding and toddlerhood, taking advantage of periods when neophobia — the rejection of novel things — is lower.

Mad Max offers a lot, but ends up feeling somewhat rote, with little in the way of truly new and novel things to do.

It's certainly a novel thing for a documentary to focus on: 3D printing seems to be doing everything, from printing human organs and guns to houses.

And I realise this is not a novel thing, it's not innovative.

I tried a novel thing on holiday with my speed - phobic family. . .

However, I also need to do cool and novel things to keep people visiting and sharing this site, so I give you....

My friend Deborah Reed, a wonderful writer but not a household name, has sold more than 100,000 copies of her novel Things We Set on Fire — virtually none of them in a conventional bookstore, since conventional bookstores won't sell Amazon Publishing — produced novels.

The one novel thing I bring to table here is my understanding of the insurance aspects of BRK.

A novel thing to eat is a Balik Ekmek or fish sandwich.

Once upon a time, online console gaming was a novel thing.

But the novel thing about Bonus Material's layout is the opportunity it gives artists to present their exhibitions in an uncharacteristic light.

They seem to be much impressed with these novel things called «blogs».