With this collection, it seemed as if a fresh balance had been struck, the newfound cool factor distilled and used to pep up the elegance and femininity of the original aesthetic.
By multiplying the density of the newfound cool dwarfs by the volume of the galactic halo, Oppenheimer's team estimates that white dwarfs make up, by the most conservative estimate, at least 3% of the total galactic dark matter, they report online in Science on 23 March.
Fist-pumping over science's newfound coolness implies, it seems to me, that "cool" is a higher aspiration for science, and it isn't.
Our fancier room lacked a dresser, but the building had a terrific three-pool hot tub complex, where I went to soak in the hottest of the pots, while my son played Marco Polo with some newfound friends in the coolest one.
Part of that cool factor is Grace's newfound fame within the trans community.
The teen-agers call themselves the Interestings; among them is the awkward Julie Jacobson, who becomes the much cooler Jules, renowned around camp for a newfound comedic talent.
But the newfound popularity of the culture – video games, comics, the mainstream cool of crossover hits such as Game of Thrones or Star Wars – makes geeks some of the loudest voices today.
But the streak and Williams's newfound tranquility on court came crashing to a halt on this cool, sunlit afternoon in Rod Laver Arena as Williams — frustrated by a back problem and Stephens's precocious blend of offense and defense — smashed her racket to smithereens early in the third set.
With the increased requirement for nuclear power generation as an effective countermeasure against global warming, Mitsubishi has developed the advanced pressurized water reactor (APWR) by adopting a new component of the emergency core cooling system (ECCS), a new instrumentation and control system, and other newfound improvements.
"It's really cool and I'm definitely thankful for all of it," Lago said of his newfound fame, "but I would be just as happy to be here shooting guns with my friends".
Moaning about the spy genre's newfound gravitas, the pair pledged to do something fun, Millar recalls, "and Matthew said, 'There's something cool about that Bond Begins idea, the origins of a superspy.' And I was telling him about a James Bond retrospective the Guardian had done which I'd thought was really interesting.
