novel approach

A novel approach has recently been developed by a Japanese group.

This is reflected in her novel approach to children's problems.

A novel approach to defending against the world's best team.

This was a novel approach compared to traditional decision theory.

He has a novel approach of not talking much and simply focusing on baseball.

The cooking class is a novel approach to the big business of corporate team building.

New Zealand has taken a novel approach to financing part of its public health system.

This is a novel approach to the second oldest profession.

Type with one hand can be done in a number of ways, and novel approaches are still emerging.

Another novel approach is the use of antidepressants for the pain.

But I'd say this was one of the more novel approaches."

The idea, he says, is to take a novel approach to the problem of robotic navigation.

Some novel approaches are already succeeding in cities around the country.

He also established the existence of an equilibrium using a novel approach.

This was a novel approach for the relatively severe atmosphere of the school.

Its construction was of composite materials throughout, a novel approach at the time.

"On housing, none of them has come up with a novel approach because there doesn't seem to be any."

How about: "A second grade teacher has come up with a novel approach to teaching self-esteem."

Now those sites are trying a novel approach to personalization: real people.

"New strategies along with novel approaches to combat violence is what we needed," he said.

Much of the Wii's game play employs this novel approach.

Instead, the officers had a novel approach: document the misery and take it to the world outside.

Phone companies are adopting novel approaches to fill the gap.

A novel approach to nutritional mobilization of the immune system.

And he has a rather novel approach to the traditional mayoral function of facing the press.