It's a traditional song, but sung anew by a family.
AS temperatures, gas prices, carbon-emission anxieties and airfares continue their stealthy creep, one cannot help but gripe anew at the measly network of passenger trains in the United States.
The daily dramas that Mr. Lopez encounters -- fights, inattentiveness, sloppy work -- are familiar almost to the point of banality but seen anew, and from the outside they seem like incidents unfolding in some enchanted, half-submerged realm, whose codes only Mr. Lopez understands.
Aristotle more than once complains of Speusippus'episodicic' universe: apparently the train of causality did not start with the One and go down through the various levels, but started anew at each level.
After Superstorm Sandy, government made some attempts to persuade impacted coastal dwellers to accept reparation and incentive to not rebuild but build anew in another place.
Perhaps survival is an old story, but told anew in space, an Academy Award should immediately be offered for the sound with its syncopations of boom and silence, making Gravity a thrilling, if lonely, ride, and a satisfying emotional experience.
The C. reinhardtii eyespot is not inherited from the mother cell but forms anew each cell cycle (Holmes and Dutcher 1989).
Thus these vectors were never propagated from a single colony but generated anew by inserting the bar code into their parental pSP189-FM1, pSP189-FM2 and pSP189-FM3 vectorespectivelyely.
Then, at each inner node, two distribution sequences at its descendant nodes are aligned by any applicable algorithm, with an award for matching two distributions not pre-defined, but calculated anew at each position j taking into account the length of each descendant branch.
His grandfather had gone — left not only Lovey but his daughters, moved a thousand miles north, and started anew — but in his place was this beautiful, easy child.
