Sentences with phrase «novelty in»

Though industry advocacy groups such as the International Blockchain Real Estate Association are already pushing for blockchain adoption, the technology remains a novelty in this and many other industries.

Acceptance of the child's interests with responses that are prompt and contingent to what the child signals supports learning, in part, by facilitating the child's development of mechanisms for coping with stress and novelty in his or her environment.2 With repeated positive experiences, a trust and bond develop between the child and parent that in turn allow the child to ultimately internalize this trust and then generalize their learning to new experiences.

Whatever you can do to create that space to get some mystery and novelty in your relationship can be helpful - and it's not just dressing up in lingerie or role - playing.

We all seek out novelty in life to some extent — even routine - lovers.

Couples therapist Esther Perel, however, in her 2006 book, Mating in Captivity, zeroed in on the inherent conflict in even successful marriages between emotionally safe but mundane intimacy and the potentially disruptive need for eroticism and novelty in committed partnerships.

A new category of «future planning» in the activity card sort: Continuity versus novelty in old age

That is, the requirements that you have charted out are a perfect match to my qualifications, and I have worked with Ilto concrete machine, which is a novelty in this part of the country.

The bulk of Cardano research is peer - reviewed by academics, a novelty in the profits - crazed cryptocurrency industry.

The Inspiron 15 Gaming is something of a novelty in that regard.

The issue is the handful of compromises involved with capturing such slow video that make it more of a novelty in the end rather than a truly differentiating feature.

I have to say that his ideas are not put forward as essentially pessimistic — they attempt to identify novelty in ways of thinking and speculate a little about their impact.

Nonetheless, the use of monitorships remained a novelty in the UK in the absence of a formal statutory footing.

So, a woman having children at that stage in their career was a novelty in the law firm.

The second, which arises more frequently, applies where a second patent is not «patentably distinct» from the first patent by being obvious or lacking novelty in view of the first patent.

And so it's a cute novelty in the same boat as all the other currently untestable theories.

mosher why are you applying math to poetry why are you trying to measure novelty in texts.

But factories that operate only during working hours are not exactly a novelty in the world of industry, and have the advantage of not subjecting their employees to grueling night shifts.

If the item becomes a novelty in one's household, to the trash it goes.

It is remarkable (and perhaps a novelty in the history of science) that the paper takes several graphs straight from climate sceptics PR material produced for lay - people, rather than basing its case on peer - reviewed scientific sources.

New generation Hong Kong art practitioners emphasize concept and novelty in their creations, whilst simultaneously maintaining the subtlety and moderation that roots their works in the East.

We are entering the realm of aesthetic eternity, escaping the relentless onslaught of ephemeral novelty in everyday life.

And while there's no novelty in seeing a modern game that is meant to look like an old one (imagine if cinema saw so many silents like The Artist), it is pleasant to see the rudimentary form explored so rigorously.

Another important novelty in the character creation process is constituted by assigning a biographic background to one's avatar.

The Masters, still a novelty in golf video games after last year's big debut, remains the end goal for your customized golfer, but the game no longer makes as big a spectacle of it.

The only real support the feature has had so far is the Pokémon Rumble U game, which at it's best is a forgettable novelty in the Pokémon series.

The other major novelty in what is, in all honesty, a very iterative sequel, is the advent of a Windows PC version under Microsoft's new Xbox Play Anywhere initiative.

The original plans were actually to release Rayman's comeback game episodically on Xbox Live Arcade and PSN, although as a boxed 2D platformer, so, in one way, the game is actually quite a novelty in 2011.

The solid gameplay combined with a touch of novelty in the new guitar culminates in the game's equally fresh career mode.

Momentum is a combination of regular feature release, but also significant novelty in what you are making.

One thing everyone can agree on is that while this first version may not offer a lot of novelty in terms of gameplay, the kitty / alien hybrids are definitely unique - and hilarious!

You see, I'm from The Philippines and rice terraces are not exactly a novelty in my country, so I found it quite underwhelming.

Starbucks» idea of making itself a «third place» in customers» lives between home and work was a novelty in the US, where in many small towns cafe culture consisted of filter coffee on a hot plate.

The leashes started as a local novelty in forward - thinking Portland, Ore., which Paul says is generously populated by an eco-conscious crowd.

First of all, environmental enrichment is also called emotional or behavioral enrichment, meaning that it enhancing an animal's surroundings and lifestyle so that he is presented with novelty in his environment, opportunities to learn, and encouragement to engage in instinctive, species - specific behaviors.

Environmental enrichment for pets, also called behavioral enrichment, means enhancing an animal's surroundings and lifestyle so that he is presented with novelty in his environment, opportunities to learn, and encouragement to engage in instinctive, species - specific behaviors.

This is especially important for indoor - only cats, which experience very little novelty in their small world.

Rotate Chew Toys: Puppies and adult dogs enjoy novelty in their toys.

It's why it is so hard to kill a wild rat, they learn to not trust any novelty in their environments, they won't taste strange food, they will spook at the presence of strangers.

With CES 2017 well on its way and Samsung already taking the stage without novelty in the tablet area, it's not very likely we'll get a launch in Vegas.

Since most other e-readers on the market are rigid and don't bend at all, this Flex One device is a novelty in itself because of this feature.

Especially pretty girls, because there's no novelty in it.

A thesis paper is based on the findings of other researchers, so there is not much novelty in it.

The Virtual Cockpit is much more than a novelty in the TT Roadster, showing real innovation in how we interact with navigation and other onboard systems.

Paddles are a novelty in this segment, but, if you like to shift it yourself, you're advised to try the five - speed manual; the shifter has a short throw and a fun feel, and the engine is more responsive with the stick.

That's something of a novelty in itself, being the only manual hybrid on the market in Australia.

The novelty in the line - up is a four - wheel - drive model with the 1.6 - litre petrol turbo engine and a CVT gearbox.

After the facelift was introduced, the biggest novelty in the engine department is the new 1.6 - liter D - 4D diesel engine, capable of delivering 111 HP and 270 Nm.

Paddles are a novelty in this segment, but if you like to shift it yourself, you're advised to try the five - speed manual.

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.

With the BMW Concept X2, the Munich - based premium brand has successfully combined a coupe concept with the body of X models, developing a novelty in the compact segment.