In the less demanding surroundings of Home Park, Dunne blossomed anew, perhaps finding his true level.
Beat sequences were preceded by nonbeat sequences, requiring the beat to be found anew ("beat finding" condition), or by beat sequences with the same beat rate ("beat continuation"), or a different rate ("beat adjustment").
The Louisiana State Police superintendent, Col. Michael D. Edmonson, said Mr. Houser's mother recently gave him $5,000 to start anew, with talk of finding a job in Texas, and officials said he had recently visited a church food bank.
The public radio show Studio 360 featured the device in 2006; FM3 toured Europe again with a performance built around the Buddha Machines; and bloggers keep finding it anew, attracting music fans, design fans, gadget fans and those who view it as something like a fashion item.
Then after a day or two, we both go our separate ways, and I find myself in another city, another hostel, where the process of finding friends begins anew.
That we, as a society, once again have the energy to protest and dissent, is actually a hopeful sign that after being knocked for a loop in recent years we're finding our footing anew.
With a new arms inspection system now being devised for Iraq, some arms control experts are looking anew at Iraqi biological weapons programs and finding evidence of at least one more secret project still to be uncovered.
But after several years of decline in the number of killings, Oakland, like many midsized cities, is finding itself faltering with the national economy, and wrestling anew with rising crime.
In Panel B, the ANEW dictionary scores the 1940's of Google Books lower than the baseline as well, finding 'war', 'cancer', and 'cell' to be the most important three words.
