Sentence examples for radically new one from inspiring English sources

Yep, trash the current one, and come up with a radically new one that would essentially turn the United States into a socialist country almost overnight.

In such a shift, an old and familiar way of looking at things gets swept aside by a radically new one.

In the 1960s Thomas Kuhn argued that discarding an old theory for a radically new one involved a complete change of framework, a "paradigm shift", that could not easily be explained by adjusting old theories in light of fresh evidence as that was traditionally understood.

Therefore, this field will stand to benefit by departing from the traditional approaches and exploring radically new ones.

It was sadly ironic that the arch-prophetess of a limited state appeared to want to rip up this formula for indirect rule and to impose on Scotland in radically new ways, one reason why so many people there still detest Thatcher's memory.

It also impressed western diplomats as a possible portent of a radically new Gaddafi, one readying himself to renounce his fierce and flamboyant anti-imperialism and his sponsorship of international terrorism.

There might be one radically new product, but then just a set of iterations on what we already know.

The reformulation of traditional refinement techniques as graph algorithms suggests several enhancements, including an optimal refinement algorithm, and one radically new technique: alternating search direction.

Codelco executives are envisioning a radically new kind of copper mine – one where humans will never need to work in the dangerous underground environment again.

His statistical approach has led to what he says is a radically new interpretation of 20th-century art, one he is certain art historians will hate.

With support from Sundance Institute's New Frontier Story Lab and the LA Museum of the Holocaust, Baseman and Charles hope to create a cinematic experience to help younger generations understand one of history's darkest moments in a radically new way.