As an undergraduate at the University of Pennsylvania, Mr. Chomsky studied linguistics, mathematics and philosophy, setting the foundation for his novel perspective.

Donnie Brasco gives us a novel perspective on gangsters--as the bottom feeders of capitalism.

The only way to avoid extreme distortions in the polar regions would be to draw a map from a novel perspective, centered on the North Pole.

Sometimes, new ideas involve such radically novel perspectives that the lack of key individuals 'in the chain of thought leading up to them.could easily have delayed them for.a generation'.

The second characteristic is "Exhaustive research," which she claims allows writers "novel perspectives on their subjects" and "also permits them to establish the credibility of their narratives through verifiable references in their texts."

The foundations for a paradigm shift may be in place, but it may be some time before we see whether a truly novel perspective develops or these tensions are accommodated within an expanded modern synthesis.

Milgrom and Roberts (1982a), as well as Kreps and Wilson (1982), provide a novel perspective on the issue.

As this now almost forty-year old "field" expands and continues to be reinterpreted by a variety of practitioners, social and natural scientists, and humanists, "ecopsychology" may change to include these novel perspectives.

This was an entirely novel perspective: although chosen to represent the public, few of the Great and Good would have declared themselves spiritually one of them.

The new countries will bring fresh and novel perspectives and ideas to bear in order to improve cooperation and give it new impetus.