Sentence examples for newly read from inspiring English sources
Included on my list of books newly read are James T. Farrell's trilogy on Studs Lonigan and Thomas Hardy's "Jude the Obscure".
From the twelfth century on, a second group of works were either newly read after long neglect, such as Aristotle's Prior Analytics, Topics, and Sophistic Refutations, or were newly translated from Arabic sources, most importantly Aristotle's Prior Analytics (Marrone 2010: 66; Ashworth 2010: 161).
An extension of this use is for the program to be run on the entire set of free text in the GPRD, generating a table of newly Read-coded events.
Growing up in a family of big readers, it's been hard to shed the treasured ritual of going into an actual bricks-and-mortar bookstore, picking out a piece of literature and sprawling out somewhere with my newly purchased read, a hot drink and a snack.
The set buckets(r) is a set of candidate buckets against which we will score the newly processed read r.
We mapped all the (original and newly converted) Read terms to ICD-10, then selected the underlying cause using the following algorithm, which we call 'cause of death algorithm': If there was only a single cause of death recorded, this was chosen as the cause.
Beijing Class' contributions: Location: Newcastle Upon Tyne Reading age: 11 - 14 Favourite authors: Michael Morpurgo, Jeff Kinney and John Green Description: We are a newly formed reading group in school.
Whatever the limitations of the English Enlightenment, it urged a newly constituted reading public to trust in its own power of reason.
Add to this the image of a son, newly home, reading aloud a strange story in honor of his mother's birth.
When I was newly separated, reading documents with these terms in them was like reading Chinese.
An alternative solution is to align the newly sequenced reads to a single reference genome and then query the genomic variation databases to analyze the mismatches.
