Sentence examples for new conceived from inspiring English sources

The idea of nuclear envelope components as transcription regulators in mammals is relatively new, conceived from the observation that gene-rich chromosomes are generally located in more internal nuclear regions, whereas gene-poor chromosomes are relegated to the periphery (Spector, 2003).

Hal Burton, of the Daily News, conceived the idea of the ski slide, but since the Constitution provides that state-owned land in the Adirondacks must remain wild-forest land, a resolution providing for the amendment had to be passed.

I left The Porches after that weekend with a new book in mind and a new, carefully conceived outline.

This new festival, conceived by the producer Arielle Tepper, seeks to give new works a leg up: 16 to 24 plays and musicals are planned.

"Here Lies Love," the exciting new poperetta conceived by the musician (and former Talking Head) David Byrne, sets a new standard for audience participation.

By The New Yorker April 12 , 2016Harold Ross, the founder and first editor of The New Yorker, conceived of his Jazz Age invention as a "fifteen-cent comic paper".

These are entrants in the New Millennium Paper Airplane Contest, conceived by Klara Hobza and presented by the Public Art Fund in the New York Hall of Science.

Theatre: A Disappearing Number Complicite return with a new show conceived and directed by Simon McBurney.

* "Movin' Out," investor; a new musical conceived by Billy Joel and Twyla Tharp and scheduled to open on Broadway in October.

His book is the first of a new series conceived by Andrew Branson, publisher of the estimable journal British Wildlife.

"Move," a new work conceived and choreographed by Mr. Abbott and Mr. Jeff, is a lighter work with endearingly goofy moments.