Sentence examples for spring restart from inspiring English sources

This statistical predictability of wheat yield residuals with about three months time lead, can be interpreted as follows: Mixed vegetation of the counties indicate the spring restart of wheat development, which conditions determine a substantial part of yield variability.

This is the 2007 restart of the series, with Rupert Everett stepping into the dual roles — as St. Trinian's head mistress and her brother — originated by Alastair Sim.

DC had to reboot its entire output in 2011, restarting all of its comics from issue one, and erasing years of continuity.

Today, restarting the multilateral working groups offers a chance to reinvigorate the stagnant peace process and confront the challenges facing the Middle East.

As a result, Cessna (a subsidiary of Textron since 1992), which had stopped production of piston-engine aircraft in 1986, restarted its four-seat monoplane lines that were popular in the 1950s, '60s, and '70s.

Dave Winer, the Internet pioneer who helped give birth to blogging in the late 1990s, restarted his Netflix subscription so he could watch the series, and immediately noticed the drawback to the all-at-once approach.

Spence, M, D. Leipziger, J. Manyika and R. Kanbur (2015), "Restarting the Global Economy: Harnessing the Forces of Economic Growth", Growth Dialogue Bellagio White Paper.

In 2001, it linked its online store to Amazon, but waited until 2008 to restart its own e-commerce site.

North Korea announced plans yesterday to restart a nuclear reactor.

This pipeline is expected to come back online soon after yesterday's restart of production.

An EU-Mediterranean meeting in Marseilles last week may restart the stalled process.