As musicologist Joseph Kerman summarizes, "Simultaneous speeds give Carter novel possibilities of texture; successive speeds give him novel possibilities of musical movement."

A few structures are even built across roads - always a sign of 1950s planners smitten with the novel possibilities of concrete.

The thought of being a wealthy near-widow appealed to her; it had such interesting and novel possibilities.

The possibilian perspective is distinguished from agnosticism in its active exploration of novel possibilities and its emphasis on the necessity of holding multiple positions at once if there is no available data to privilege one over the others.

Jones expressed the view that "God does not create the world by fiat (although God does create the world), but leads it by beckoning it into novel possibilities of becoming.

(One novel possibility: advances in genetic science might yield biological production of hydrogen from microbes.)

Here too the rate of exploration of novel possibilities must be gradual enough that natural selection can weed out the losers.

The possibilian perspective is distinguished from agnosticism in that it consists of an active exploration of novel possibilities and an emphasis on holding multiple hypotheses at once when no data is available to privilege one position over the others.

I stopped writing and tried to remember if don Juan had ever presented me with such a novel possibility: to stalk my weaknesses.

There is a range of possible types of outcome, including those of the Cournot and Bertrand models, but the novel possibility is that of 'price cycles'.