Sentence examples for measured anew from inspiring English sources
To assess potential changes in predatory efficiency during the later stages of a reproductive bout, we measured anew the prey capture time of females exhibiting maternal care at 24 hours and 28 days following offspring removal (FOR).
Some of this sound hits the disk, making it vibrate anew and generating an electric charge that can be measured.
At the third survey 9 months after the second one, when regular service was re-established anew, a questionnaire for measuring sense of coherence was added.
Then, to measure how quickly they can adjust their thinking, the items they are comparing might change, forcing the players to determine their relationships anew.
Here every measure was like learning music anew.
As the debate over the eavesdropping powers of the National Security Agency begins anew this week, the emerging measures reflect the reality confronting the Democrats.
For completeness it is mentioned that the ANEW score for "arousal" and the IBM measure of sentiment are the most predictive of these four features.
Reminded anew of the pitfalls that await high-profile measures, the bipartisan group of eight senators that assembled the immigration legislation is determined to avoid the mistakes and hazards that doomed the measure to expand background checks for gun buyers.
The effort begins anew on Tuesday, when Senate Democrats will propose a measure that would allocate billions of dollars that would help Iowa and Nebraska, as well as Puerto Rico, according to a Senate Democratic aide.
To prevent that from happening, lawmakers since 2010 have passed stopgap funding measures known as "continuing resolutions," which essentially maintain the status quo until the budgeting process begins anew.
