The last thing you want when you're planning to visit the loo, and one in a novel setting with different skill levels, is the pressure of knowing people are waiting on the other side of the door, wanting to know how it went.
MicroChips' titanium-encased device is about the size of a pager and has a novel flat antenna on one side that can transmit and receive radio signals from several feet outside the body.
Soon Carla Devade and Marc Devade will be together, and she will shout, and he will shout, and she will go to the bedroom and pick up a novel, any one of the many that are lying on her bedside table, and he will sit at his desk and try to write but fail.
The intertwining plots and narrative elements of the original novel, including extracts from a book written by one of the characters and a second story about pirates within the story, meant deciding what to include and exclude would be a complicated exercise.
And nobody has ever wanted to write a novel and settled for making their story into comics: for one thing, it just takes too damn long to draw something when you could write it instead.
The stories in the second part of the novel pose a challenge to the book: they break the novel into two movements, one adagio and one allegro.
And we'll have one last opening line from a prospective novel, this one sent by Joe(ph) from Stockton, California.
But while Lloyd Webber's hi-tech take seemed to prove the optimum format for the story, it is just one of numerous retellings, all deriving from a 1910 novel by French journalist and author Gaston Leroux.
The UCLA engineers have created a novel concept for harvesting and recycling energy for electronic devices - one that involves equipping these devices' LCD screens with built-in photovoltaic polarizers, allowing them to convert ambient light, sunlight and their own backlight into electricity.
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Nonetheless, by coming up with a novel improvisation, ice cream carts became a stopover tradition, one that everyone enjoyed and looked forward to.
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In his new, New York Times best-selling novel entitled One Second After, historian and author Bill Forstchen describes the devastating effect such a strike could have on America.
And one of the inefficiencies of our capital markets is that a company that is growing fast due to novel value creation can sell its shares to the public.
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We have a real estate tycoon who still thinks he can be president, and New York remains a great place to write a first novel, get discovered in a one-act play, or play guitar outside in your underpants.
For one thing, its novel approach is fostering a proper debate among development experts about the role of market forces and accountability.
But worthiness is a quality that has to be earned, and can be lost, for one of the fund's novel features is the regular assessment of its projects by outside consultants.
Its disruptive technology is a novel air-breathing and rocket engine that would enable the ship to go to space in one leap.
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