Sentence examples similar to freshly discovered needs from inspiring English sources

Freshly discovered malware called Triton can compromise safety systems that control many kinds of industrial processes.

It was as though the dancers' movements were new, freshly discovered, and they were gingerly discovering one another.

But even the more familiar tunes, like "Peggy's Blue Skylight," sound freshly discovered here.

Everyone, that is, except for Liz's freshly discovered son, who is wish fulfillment in skater boy form.

Eggleston's reds, in particular, tend to be hyperlurid, giving even mundane settings the look of freshly discovered crime scenes.

It's not that Sweerts has been freshly discovered; in fact the Wadsworth owns two of his paintings.

Or it may begin with a phenomenon or effect itself – usually a freshly discovered one – for which some associated principle of use suggests itself.

Complementing the familiar concept of harmonics (pitches drawn from the overtones of a given fundamental), Ms. Kimura has named her freshly discovered sonorities "subharmonics".

And the afterlife itself remains, throughout the film, a vague, conjectural place, a zone of speculation rather than a freshly discovered and surveyed continent.

For that reason the freshly discovered eigenpairs have to be checked for being copies of already previously found pairs.

However, a freshly discovered patent application suggests the company isn't quite ready to toss in its friend-making towel quite yet.