Sentence examples for which are newly from inspiring English sources

Playing in Organisation, a progressive, free-form group, they become obsessed with synthesisers, which are newly invented.

Unlike the trophies in other sports, which are newly manufactured every year, the Stanley Cup is more than 100 years old.

Thus, the obtained quantitative relationship would make it possible to predict the miR-21 inactivation efficacy of AMOs which are newly designed.

Every three years, the Preservation Society of Newport County invites the Coaching Club to hold a weekend of drives at the celebrated estates and gardens, some of which are newly restored.

This paper demonstrates that the reducedorder design problem for uncertain nonlinear systems can be solved by the pair of state-dependent scaling and change of coordinates which are newly tailored to the reducedorder feedback problem.

Luxury: Four miles north of Camden, the Cedarholm Garden Bay, Route 1, Lincolnville, (207) 236-3886, www.cedarholm.com, consists of six shingled cottages, four of which are newly constructed and at the end of a quiet gravel road in the woods near the ocean's edge.

The model is also applied to coiled carbon nanotubes (CCNTs) which are newly-developed carbon nanotubes with a helical configuration.

Seventy-two sequences were characterized for this study, the bulk of which are newly-characterized (47 sequences) or were previously characterized from other strains (14 sequences), were available as ESTs in public databases (1 sequence) or are previously published and confirmed here (10 sequences; see Additional file 1).

This work describes thirty-two birds of Central America, several of which were newly discovered species.

The ITS dataset II included 26 sequences, 24 of which were newly added in this study.

The rotating speed of the fruit – which was newly harvested – was 300 rpm.