The phrase "a new booting" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to refer to a fresh start or initialization process, but the wording is awkward and unclear.
Example: "After the system crash, we had to perform a new booting to restore functionality."
Alternatives: "a new startup" or "a fresh boot".
The dispute revolves around whether Mills needs to wear a new boot cover over her prosthetic limb.
Now, the designer is bringing the fantastic footwear up to date — not least with a new boot decorated with graphic black-and-white stars and squares.
In the absence of the "Special to" flourish, the datelines--WASHINGTON, JOHANNESBURG, TRENTON, etc. look as forlorn as a draftee with a new boot-camp haircut.
Version 2.0 represents an opportunity for grassroots anti-capitalists to replace their heavily worn plimsolls with a new boot shape featuring the same red dot, a clean supply chain, recycled tyre soles and organic hemp uppers.
Nike has designed a new boot, the CR Mercurial Vapor SuperFly II (quite the mouthful, yes) specifically for him.
The Unisport WebTV's ideology is best exemplified by its boot review videos, which provide in-depth coverage of a new boot that is released to the market.
But her management company said she was forced by the IPC to wear a new boot cover over the new prosthetic, resulting in "unnecessary weight" and "intolerable pain".
The IPC wanted her to wear a new boot cover over the prosthetic, but Mills said that requirement resulted in "unnecessary weight" and "intolerable pain" on her limb.
Now, all geeks preferring the opposite side of the continuum are served with the opening of a new boot camp café in Akihabara.
Draper's research resulted in a new boot design created by a team led by Draper Fellow and former MIT graduate student Alison Gibson, who incorporated sensors and vibration motors into boots, essentially passing through sensation in a way that works within the constraints of pressurized EVA work.
