Sentence examples for new originated from inspiring English sources

The Clarkson deal is further evidence of how Amazon and Netflix, which signed up the BBC team behind Blue Planet to make a new natural history epic called Our Planet, are moving away from their traditional bases of comedy and drama into new originated production.

The concept of epigenetics is not new, originating in the 1940s (Waddington 1942).

Indeed, recent genetic evidence suggests that many species groups are relatively new, originating after the onset of the Pleistocene, during the last two million years [ 5, 77].

One of those stories unfolded Sept. 11 , 1987 when the network's live coverage of the U.S. Open tennis tournament ran into the scheduled start of the "Evening News," originating that day in Miami.

According to an article published by Buzzfeed News, originating from a Bloomberg report, Amazon actually has a dedicated team of employees that listen in on at least parts of conversations Echo users are having.

The first one is for the new originating calls, the second one is for the calls that are originally connected with the macrocellular BS, and the third one is for the calls that are originally connected with the FAPs.

This new framework has originated new challenges as far as English language teaching and learning in higher education is concerned.

"In order to make convincing arguments about contemporary women's programming," they argued, "television scholars need to be able to see where the address, format, representations and concerns of 'the new' originate and how they have developed.

Figure 9 shows the CAC policy for new originating calls.

Figure 9 CAC policy for new originating calls.

The macrocell system does not allow the QoS degradation policy to accept any new originating calls.