As the second construction model ground toward completion, P-1 became aware of a novel phenomenon.

It's a novel phenomenon for those of us whose work is usually of interest primarily to other academics.

Transnational migration, by no means a novel phenomenon, is also a prominent feature of many communities.

Secondly, a research programme should lead to the discovery of novel phenomena at least occasionally.

The theoretical basis for this novel phenomenon of the sky goes back to Newton's theory of motion and gravity.

By today's standards this description seems overstated, but in 1927 the public display of women's legs was still a relatively novel phenomenon.

The Boston Herald report on the graphic novel phenomenon.

Vancouver's 24 hours.com report on the graphic novel phenomenon.

This is a novel phenomenon, one that Assange and conventional media must reckon with.

Their arguments partly turn on the extent to which collections of things, whether electrons or people, can transcend their origins and produce novel phenomena.