Sentence examples for anew can from inspiring English sources

Once the latent vectors and loading matrices are estimated, the prediction of the individual core tensor for a new subject using the corresponding anthropometric measurements anew can be predicted as T new = a new V D + W ˜ new = T new Y 1 Q ¯ 3 ⊗ Q ¯ 2 T (15).

As a congressman and as Secretary of Agriculture I focused on ways to encourage gleaning and food recovery efforts, but tackling this problem anew can produce big gains for nutrition, the environment, and economics.

And yes, for some people a year signifies the need to begin anew, I can only think this anniversary means I have to permanently leave my mother behind.

President Obama has tried to begin anew, but can he, or any of our leaders, finally close the book on the "Clash of Civilizations?" For more from this author, please visit his blog.

But a valuable lesson is demonstrated anew: Less really can be more.

The entire world is starting anew and I can never resist joining in.

As a result, some of the country's most distinguished former ambassadors are now asking anew what diplomacy can achieve at such a remove.

He fights as a middleweight, a hundred and sixty pounds, demolishing opponents and then grinning about it, looking less like a sadist and more like a good-natured guy delighted to discover, anew, that he can entertain crowds simply by doing something that comes naturally to him.

We start anew and this can be a hopeful and exciting prospect.

The hunt for the white working-class has raised anew two related questions: can Democrats win back those white voters, or can they win elections without them.

The clock can start anew.