Sentence examples for newfound structure from inspiring English sources
(Sinagra) THE CORAL (Thursday) This British band's psychedelic pop has yet to find the glorious meeting of newfound structure and early chaos it would need to take listeners by storm.
For a while, Imperio couldn't bring herself to accept this newfound family structure, which seemed to manifest almost out of thin air.
"Man From Reno" continues the cross-cultural explorations from Boyle's earlier films, mixing a strong sense of character and place with a newfound feel for plotting, structure and building senses of suspense, excitement and surprise.
Eurasian populations may have undergone population shrinkage during the early stages of the putative simultaneous domestication of apple and its fungal pathogen along the Silk Roads [83], while the genetic structure of populations from newfound lands may bear the signature of more recent bottlenecks resulting from founder events.
Nonetheless, the demonstration showed the newfound ability of scientists to manipulate light through structures they call "metamaterials".
Once you've recharged and adjusted to your newfound freedom, the reality of not having a fixed schedule and structure to your day will set in.
The app's newfound ability to quickly list the item uses technology like structured data and predictive analytics to pre-populate listings with the information required, instead of relying on sellers to type it in themselves.
Some of those newfound subfamilies are suggested to be linked to specific subcellular structures like the δ-, ε-, and η-tubulins, which were proposed to be connected with the triplet microtubules of basal bodies underlying ciliary axonomes (Garreau de Loubresse et al. 2001; Ross et al. 2013).
The newfound galaxy is the most distant spiral ever seen and may offer clues to the origin of spiral structure in galaxies elsewhere.
NewFound Road, bluegrass.
